Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

*alts3 hp ft urtton. great SALE of it LECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS. CUTLERY,A,c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Vialbsrs, and Parties Furnishing. _ . NIIt: HART has reeerverl instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at the Birmingham Glass Comnany's Estanlishment, 2D, Church-street. spposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable s'l`Dcii of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA EARTiIENWARE, PAPIER ACHE GOODS, &c., eoinprisirg handsome dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut lustre-i, of the most modern patterns, papier maths tables, tea rays, bread baskets, enselope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an Extensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and roffee seta, toddy or hot Water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, sad plated silvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated table or dessert forks. tables') reins, teaspoons, fish, carvers anu forks r morocco cases; together with a great variety or ivory balance handle and German silver handle table and des.ert knives and forks, lb fibs most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at E even o'clock. Catriognes to bad on the Premier-a, 20, Church-street, Liverp 01. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. UNDER. DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. important sale of Gold n- .d S , lv;a• Watches, Jewel!ery, Silver Plate, Urna;T:ental Clocks B:onze., Electro Silver Egad Articles, Articles of Vtrtu, and other valu4be property, 94, BOLD-STREET. Ik/1 P. BOSOMU 0.11,1 H re:pectiufly onnounees that he has received instructions to SELL by AUC 7.!cN, vas day, the 19th Instant, and tillowing d Lys, at Twelve o'clock each day prompt. on the Premixes, §4, Bold-rtreet, ale valuable and exte; sive STOCK-IN TRADE of Mr. E. L. Gdii3, W.ITCHMAKE.t and SILVERS alITa, cornpri , intr upwards of -300 GO; I) AND SILV ft WATCHES, embracing the best description el English levers, first-. lass Groeva geld and silver lev. rs, together with a cholc telecton of I,,dies' go.d Watches. CHOICE AND FASHION ‘BLZ JEW 'LLERY, including magus, c nt gold Lrst ele s in the most elaborate desig7 s. Xonian cameo tio hhes of exqui ite scuipture, bril hint diamond rings, pins, &c., handsome gsld guards in eveiy varie'y of pattern, =missive gold Albert and croquet chalns..weddlo, s gnat, and areas rings, gold and silver p.ncil cues, bniqurt 12,ilders, card cases, garettes, swift' noses, &c. CRNAMEN FAL DRAWING ROOM CLOCKS, of the highest finality and most atmired descriptions, in guld bronze, and mon 0, w th cha•te kind moun i, gs, in groups, figures, and statae.tes, from 'be most fsmous orig na sin contii ental galleries Cf art, with handsome pedestals and glass shad: a. SI;..VER PLATE AND YI.ATt D ARTICLES, 113mprisinz tea and coffee eqnipa. es, in handsome patterns, side Wises. liquor frame.: with cut an.] erg axed bottles, eruct frames, with handsome cut g'ass, toast r cks, sugar basins, candlo,tick , , ket • des, table and dessert folks and sp oons, salvers, cak , irnit, and card baskets, teaspoons, tab e cntleiy, x c. _ _ BRI I'ISH AND FOREIGN O'INAMENTS, among which will be found handsome Dre4den china figures, oral and B, hemian vwes, 11 01 e, tion of brmzes, in groupe a , cl ft- ISM% rgetbe- with an assoitm ent of iedies and getitemen's dressi, , g Asses, writing desks, work bmis, jewel c.aes, &c. &c. After which Ito whole of THE EXCELLENT SHOP FIXTURES, SOmprising coasters, coon' er case., large glass cases, gas fttings, &c. May be viewed e,cti Mor ir gof ale, and citalognes hid en the =ses, or from Mr. Bosomworth, auctioneer and appraiser, 34, W I'S t. FOURTEEN FREEHOLD COTTAGES. Er MESSRS. BYFOR D On Wednesday next, tae t3rl instant, at One o'clock in the afternocin, at the Clarendon Room, eo.,th John-street, subk;ct to cond.tions of sale to L.() then produced, Pir-oe of LA D, on the north side of Beau stree*, Liverpo , l containing 12 yards in frost, and running in depth 67 tent, tnna h r with the 14 COTTAGES thereon erected, being No,. 25 and 27, fr, ntin f; the fain at' eet, and the other forming a con t celled St. Ann's I:uild ngs. Freeho'xi. For turner particul,:re apply to Welfare. J. and H. Hindle, solicitors, 41. Lord street, Liverpool. EY ?IR. BRANCH. Oa Tuesday, t)es 22111 instan', at Two o'cl ick in the aPernoon, at the C arendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to such conditii ns of sale as may be then and then produced, AL,L t hose Two MESbUAGES or DWELLING HOUS (formerly °Le dwelling-house), with the STABLE at the back thereof, situate and b ing Numbers 155 and 157, le Duke-street, in Liverpool Woiesaid. The pi...perry extends from Duke-street to Parr-street, and is leasehold urn er the corporation of Liverpool for two lives, aged 71 and 76 respectively, and 21 yea's aster the death of the survivor. For anther partizulers app y to Mr. P. A. Ewer, solicitor, Union court ; or to Mr. Ecla and Ban ;er, sacitor. 14, North John-street, Liverpool. 212° AIILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES (fire res'atlng by the mutual re- Action of non-conduction imd vapourisaton a 212° Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, nuclzr their Quadruple Patents of 1840-51-b4 and 1854, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure.) THE STRONGEST, BEST, ♦ND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT. MILNERS' PHENIX . (212 0 ) SAFE ‘VGItIiS, LIVERPOOL, the most corr pieta and extensive in the world, employing nearly three hundred hands assiited by powerful and original macninery adapted to every branch of the work. Stow room., 6 and 8, Lord-Erect, Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, City. Circa Lira ree by post. REID, JAM ES TAILOR AND DRAPER, No. 51, BOLD STREET. A NEW METHOD OF WASHING AND MANGLING. FROM the Prize j,ist of the Liverpool and Manches'Er Show, hitld at Warringt )2 on Thursday, Messrs. STARKEY & CJ., 12, Parker-st:eet, Liverpool, had the PRIZ B awarded them for a newly-invented WASHING and MANG LING MACH' , E, patented by them In Nl4y last, and can be seen in operation daily at the above place. laestrated circn'ars, with 11,t of _prices, sent post-tree on applica- Vox. BANKRUPT'a STOCH OF STATIONERY. TO PRINTERS, MEVCHANTS, &c. PARRY and SON, of Chester, having pur chased from the Assignees of Mr. Douglas, South John- street, Liverpool, THE EN rlttE STOCK OF PAPERS, AC OUNIV,BOOK% &c., beg to inform the public that the whole must be claAred out in a few days, and will be sold at a great sacrifice. N.B.—The Fl X 1 UNE ", conblating of. a neat circular counte., &c. TO be SOLD in one or more lots. 'MOURNING JEWELLERY 1 JOHN G. JACOB, 'GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER; 56. CHURCH-STREET, Respectfully calls attention to his snpericr Stock of BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, • 1 BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the most elegant Patterns aryl the best Quality. Also, a large assortment of REAL WHITBY• JET, In the most choice Pattrrns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS, RING 4, EitteOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR.- STYLE. I The same Hair as left guaranteed to be used• JOHN G. JACOB, pOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56, CHURCII-STRE.ET. ESTABLISHED 1800. BUILDERS'', CABINETMAKERS', AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. Purchasers will find an ex ensive assortment at the lowest remunerating prices. 30IIN P. BATEMAN, 18, BY RO SI-STREET, LOCE Mini, BELL-HANGER, TINMAN, tce. W L ILIAM BUTCHER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 18, RICHMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL Heath restored without the use of Mineral or Vegetable Poisons to - - the most enfeeb:ed or shattered Constitit ons. AY should human nature swallow so many deadly Mineral Find Vegetable Poi3onF, when af fected with diseases of the brain, apoplexy, determination of blood tO the head, lowness of spirits, melancholy, aff,ction of the heart, kid neys, lungs, disorders of the stomach, biliousness, asthma, piles, and impurities of the blood, when they can be immediately relieved after the first dose, and cured after a short use of the Household Family Life rills- Being prepared wi.hout any mineral or vegetable poison, net one atom of the f,llowittg dras ic purgatives enter their composition, which are generaly known to be the basis of all advertised —namely, mercury, antimony, ' , Map. rhubarb, colocynth, castile soap, scammony, henbane, Croton oil, and hundreds of other medicines toe numerous to mention in an advertisement. Therefore, patient, suf fering under the above diseases get immediate relief, as they t.ct like a charm after the first d W ose, e t'. to mind and body.—Prepared only by the s.le proprietor, . Mather, chemist, 109, Chester-road, Man chester • depot, 17, Bouverie - street , Fleet-street, London ; and sold by most chemists, In boxes, at Is. lid , ss. 9d., 43.63., and family boxes at II s each, or sent by pot, free, for sixteen stamps, for the Is lid. mtge. Caution ! Be particular to notice the words "Household Fa mily life Pills" on the Government stamp round every box; If not they are a forgery. 'lant en AN Active, Respectable MXN wants employ mert as a LIGH r PORTER, MESSENGER, or D., ot:K !.:F:pEß.—sddress W 47. eorth,•rn Times office. W ANTED, Two respectab►e Warehouse LAD:_-, W with go )d ebarwets.—Apply to James Ellis, 6, Leices'er-bn tugs, Hinz-street, Liverpool. ANTED, a respectable person to take charge cf a BABY from a mouth old as WET NUR3".—Addrev, A 53, Nor thern Times office. WAYIED, a LAU ',1)11,1 -MAID. A Middle agtd Womsn prettrred.—Apply between 5 ani 8 this Evening at 12, Ashto , -street, Pembroke-pace ANTIA'II au APRIL:EN I'IGE in an old es- V/ t ' ablished ' Oil and Italian Business. A prognsive salary w l' be given. —Address A. 62, Forthern Office. WANTED, A STKADY WOMAN to supt.rin tend a t umber of Girlg in a MaLnfactory, cne who can ba strongly recommended.—Address A. 63, Northern Times Ogee. 1117 ANTED, by au Insurance Broker, a young MAN, as junior CLERK, who has Lad near pv two years exnerience in an office in I. ir=trcool ; also an APPP,EN— TICE—Add. o'B A 6 4 , Northern IMPS Office. NVANTED a situation au Shipping Clerk, &t.. In a Merehau.'s or Bro office, by a young nv who has had co sitters) e QED , rienc in the buoness. The highest referenced Rive-D.—Address 11. L. 23, Northern Times Cffice. WAN rEll a pustlitig Young Mall who thorougi:- lv ividerst nth the lir•siery ar d Fancy detbart meats, must be a good Window Drc ser.—ai ply by letter, stating Sal/ar) , &c., A. 66, kortheris Times. Office. Oinnmentitl z7Nillubs, Nvergret•ns, If and FOREST Timp.4 e,f any age or size. Parties whhinc to dispcse of theca sill pee .ddress, I.< ter Bra, S. 13 Pest-office, Lilerp9ol. NVANTED, an AGENCY by a Party iu Livw - I 00l for Drti el es io general demand, amongst the Shipphm, h ving good connections.—Address A. 60, Aorthern Times Office. WANTED, by a iespeotablo Young Man. a .snuArios E 3 BllrLv.it, in a Elwin family. Can have a good recoramendat on.—Addross T. W., 57, Fair X iew place, Toxteth-park. licspeetabie Pamlty, residing at the South End of the town, would be glid to receive a iN LEMAN into their hcuse, as Ez:ial Boarder.—Address, A 64, lecrthern Times office. RI4_:SPECTABLE YOU .NU MAN edn be comfor!ably aceotntnola'e,l in the neighbourhood of with LODGINGS, at moderate terms.—Address A, 55, Aor kern Times Ole, ANTE 1), a 11,•speetabte You h as an APPRESTICe. in a blerchlut's Office. He must write a good hard.—Apply by letter to Box M 5 Poet. 0 Tee. VT ANTED, by - a, Young Uentiern:in, who is V desirous of going abroad, a :•31. FUATION as CLERK, either in the Brazils, or one of the British Co'onies; or would accept a PUBS!. R 3 kJ I' on board a teamer. Rafe' ences of the bizhest character can be gtven.—Addres4 S. M. 82, Northern Times office. ANTI 1), at. a Privake t, C()OK and HOUSEMAID, of good Character. Wages ac:ordi,:g to ability. Engdsh preferred.—Address, staling tin', in lag place, and re'ereice to A 67, Yorthern Tames office. TO LAUNDIO,SBES, IVG r a Family - A i N N IE , a pes of s n to x und erta ke byhe Month. t the W children in the family; £1 per month is off:•rea. Gentleman's shirts and c, liars not in luded. A respectab:e reference reluired.—Appl by letter (pre p id), to C., Boh I. PI, General Post-office, Liverpool. Vtl ANIL"), as '1 errant or Purehater, a Coal V Yard, with Stable, &c , on similar sui'able pre mises, s'tua'e in LivPrpocl, near the Canal.—Apply by letter X. Z. , Northern Times (ffice. WANTLD, by a highly respectable young p,rson from Scotland, a situation as WET NURSE, aged 22. Can take a Baby from a Week old.—Address, A 54, Northern Times (Ince. WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, a res p:ctable middle-aged WOMAN, as Upper House maid and Needle Woman. Exc.:Lent character ir.dispensable. Apply to Mr. Baker, SO, Bold-street. WANTED. —Any Person having a good SHOP BUSINESS io DISPOSE OF, may perhaps find a CU , TOM ER in J. 8., who is o..en to treat on fair t..rms.--21:1drees J. S„ Box J. 18; Post-tffic., Lic,rpool. ANTED, 11X.e,N IN (1 EMPLU r by a young man disengaged after five o'clt ck p.m., to to assist a tradesman in making out accounts, &c., for an hour or two. —Address A. 47. Northern Times Rice. WAN lED, a SIT UATION, by a young MAN, 24 years of age (speaks German and Eng lisa), as PORT B, where he can make himself generally tLeful.— Address W. Pritchard, 18, Tithebarn-street, WANTED, by a young gentleman, aged 20, a 3ITUA7'ION in a Merchant or Broker's Office Has had four years' experience, and can give unexceptionable refe rences.—Address A. 55, Northern Tana office. 'lO BAKERS. WANITD, a thoroughly competent MAN, to work a Fancy Bread Baking out of town.— Apply, stating wages expected, A 59, Northern Times office. lErr -OFF CLOTHES iu large or small quantities—Hats, Boots, Shoes, &e. Gentle men and Ladies desirous of disposing of the same will bo waited non, and the highest price given.—Addresa A 55, Northern Tunes Offic,. WANTED, a good HOUSEKEEPER and NEEDLE-WOMAN, to take the entire Charge of a House and Servants. The situation is seven mi!es from Liver pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, Box A 57, Northern Times office. WANTED, a CIIIAIt and TOBACCO SHOP, or a small HOUSE with SHOP, in the centre of the town, with immediate possession. Rent per annum and all particn ars.—Apply by letter, addressed L. R., General Post-office, Liverpool. AGentleman declining business on his own account, and who has held responsible a:tuations in first class Merchant's Odicei and Local Bank, desires a situaticn of Trn-t. Most respectable references.—A dress A. 61, Northern ett 0./fiC WANIEI.), by a Young Alln,.a SITUATION as WAREHOUSEMAN, &c., or im any capacity where he m ght make himself useful. satisfactory references can be given, and testimonials produced if required —Address, A 57, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a respectable young Man, age 22, a SITUATION as IN-DOOR SERVANT in a Gentleman's Family, or a F.rst-eass Hotel, one that thoroughly understands Ifs business, and can bn highly reconimende3.—Address A. 56, Northern Times office. ACommercial TRAV ELLEtt, of industrious and persevering habits, having a good connection among t Grocers and DrugOsts in the principal towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire, is desirous of a RE-ENGAGEMEN I'. Reference from present employ er.—Address Alpha, Bury New-road, Bolton. TO MERC,4ANTS, YOUNG MAN, aged 20, is in want of a Situ ation as CLERK- He is an expeditious writer, a quick arithmetician, and can correspond in French and German. A moderate salary require.l.—Address A 49, Northern Tones office. WAN l'Ell by a YOUNG MAN, aged 30 , who has, until lately, held a Clerkship in a London Insurance cMce, some SITUA , lON or EMPLOY al ENT, (at home, abroad, or afloat,) where his act vity, energy, and habits of business, acqi,ntanco with French a .d German, and knowledge of accounts w_uld be of service.—Address A 52, Northern Times Office. THE NORTH ERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1857. Go be R.et. TO be LET, a pleasantly situated Serni-detatebed VII. , A, in Clfton-park, Trannaere. Rent £6O p rants= —Apply to Taylor and Stead, 32, Castle-street. lu be LET, a comfortable .1.) W ELL". HOU No. 35, Gloucester-place, Lew-hill, suitable for a respectable Family, and low rented.—Enquire at No. 33, adjoining. TO be LET, a large Double OFFICE, fitted with Gas, in R. venue chambers, opposite the Ca-tom House.—App'y to Morrall and Woodward, Custom House Agents, 12, Canning-pia e. AGEN fLEINIAN who dines in town, can be ace Immodated with comfortNe APARTMENTS, where the family is small, and no children; terms moderate.—Apply at No. 40, Cloy den-street, Park-road. TO be LET, an excellent detached FAMILY HOUSE, containing Three elitertainkg rooms, Four Bedrooms, Kitchens, Am ' with Ga den all roun•!.—Apply on tie premises, 16, Springfield, Everton. ACry.iNTLEMAN eau be accommodated with a Drawing-room and Bedr(om on the same Floor. eras 103 a week. Also, a Parlour and Bedroom, 8s a week.—AriplY at 46, Upper liusklason S'reet, near Palmer-square. r !PO be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Midaeton -builqing., Water-street, corner of Rumford street. Plans may be seen, and every informutt on obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower-Luildings West. "f 0 be LET, a Drawing-room, with two Bed Rooms, or Parlour, wiTh the same cumber of Rooms, if any inducement, the rooms have been newly papered, painted and new carpets. —Apply at Mrs. Parrs, 21, Rodney Street, AEU KINLifiED HUUt.. to be Lt T, con tainining two siting-rooms and kitchen on the ground do >r ; three bedrooms, with dressing-rooms; three attics, water closet, and a smad garden, situated 8, Duk -street soatn, Edge Hill. TO be LET, a BREWERY with Plant com plete, 15 Barrels with plenty of good water.— Apply to Owen Hu4hes, Builder. West Derby. filo be LET, an excellent detached Family L HOUSE, containing Dining, Drawing, and Break a 3t- rooms, Four good Bed-ro m., Water-closet, Bath-room ,Kitchens, ac.; Garden all round the house. Inquire on the prem sea. 16, Springfield.- Mere-lane, Everton. OR RY' a MOUNT, ISLE OF MAN, . _ __. AHandsome. detached Family Residence, 24 milts from Ramsey, House, Garden, and Lawn, occupying 3 se'ss of land. Rent £5O per annum, more land can be had if requir,d —App!y Ms the premises, or .to Mr, Richardson, 33, Strand-street. Co IP Ed. UNFURNISHRD APARTMENTS. TO be LET, a DRAWING-ROOM and one or two BEDROOMS, with Ilse of kitchen, if required. —Enquire at 239. Great Homer-street. CHESHIRL MO be LET, Furnished , or Unfurnished, an excellent Family DWELLING HOUSE, No. 8, Ken3on-terrace, Clanghton.—For fall particulars apply on the premises. TO be LET, an excellent Detached 1-10 USE crirtaining Breakfast, Dining, and Drawing-roams, Fader's Pantry, four good Bedrooms, Ba , h-room, Water-closet, Kitchens, &c. Bent a€ 5.5. Garden surrounding the house.—Apply on the p.emises, 16, Springfield, Mere-lane, Everton. A FURNISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL. TO be LET, a Furnished ROUSE, containing two si , tingrooms, kitchen, scullery, &c., on the ground floor, three bedrooms with dressingro zas, three attics wat r closet, and small garden, situated No. 8, Dake-street South, Edge- ?THE FURNITURF, MADE UII NbEl~5, I FIXTURES and the BUSINESS of the PithAIL,ES, 82,Lime-street (known as the Flipper Rooms), T.) B DIS- P3SED OF by Private Contract. Particularly a igible for a dining rcons or oyster shop —Apply on the premises, between the hours of Two and Five o'clock. A FURNISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL. TO be LET, for Ten Months, or 'lwo Years, a Furnished Howe, consisting of drawing-ro (11.1'3g-room, and kitchen, on the ground floor ; three'bedrooms with dreseing,ooms ; three attics, water clos.t, and small garden, situ..ted 8, Duke -street south, Edde hill. lu be LEI!, a convenient DWELLING 1_ HOUSE, desinoly situated at Tue Brook, West De by, containing Drawing, Dining, and Morning Rooms. five Bed ItoLnis, Kitchen, ...cutlery, C.o-et, and Panty, on tir,t floor, with god Cel'ering, and Garden front and back. Rent .e40.---4pply to Mr. GAIINER, 14, Wood -street, Hanover-at eet. WEST DERBY. 1 1 0 be LET or SOLD, a Good Family HOUSE, 1 . with Coach-house and S'ab'irg for two horses, large Garden, with Greenhouse, &c., &c. The house is in excellent conui tion, dry, and very pleasantly situated. Immediate posses,ien may be had.—For terms apply to Mr. James lioube, hatter, Old nay m,:rket. EXCELLENT STABLING, OE ACCOMMODATION FOlt CATTLE, PIGS, &C. ALSO, WA HOUSE ACCOMMODATION. To be LET, centrally situated, large and excel lent STABLES, with CARTROOM and a DWEL LING-HOUSE attached. Also a Gool Wel R HOU,E, wth jigger c.—Apply at 15. Vauxhall-road ; or to Mr. M . Goe, 1, Church street Everton. r 1O be LET, Three Newly erected and well-built HOUSES and SHOPS, between Chatham-street and Peach-stre,t, Brownlow-hill, suitable for a chemist and druggist, white cooper, sal, la and harness mAter, and provision shop, or any oticr bn iness. Also, a roomy 110 USE and SEIGP, in Evcrton crescent, top of Richmond-row, well calculated for a pawnbroker or other business requiring room.—: or particulars apply to George hiding, No. 154, London-road rrvio be LET, in Sandown-lane, Wavertree,To substantial and well-bvilt HOUSE'', containing Prawing end Dining-room, Kitchen and Scullery on the same floor, five good Bed-rooms, B nth-room and Water-clo-et, w!th hot and cold water, and Gas throughout the house; Wa,h Cellar, with soft water, Flower Garden to front, Kitchen Garden to back, al well drained. Rent 4'40 per annum. Apply to Jonn Newall, Buil ler, 40 Comut strew ; or to Mr. !Ogg. Post-Alice, %%Taverna. 1 1 0 be LET, in Pilch Laße, near the Broad Green Station and Knotty Ash, a handsome semi detached VILLA, containing on ground floor entrance hall. th, ee entertaining rooms, kitcaons, but ers pantry, stJre-room, &c.; first floor, five good bedrooms, bathroom, water closets, &c.; and servaurs•room above ; stable and coachhouse to be built if required, the whole is well supplied wi 11. s ring and rain natl.; the gardens are taste ;illy laid out, and •time whole occupies 160 V-square yards of land. Rent very moderate.--Apply at 50, South Castle -street. r g '0 be LET, Furiiisned, permoneutly, a detached ELOG': , E, with excellent Gartlen, Coachtionse, btable, and other conveniences. Pleasantly situated at Bootle Village, near Liverpool, and within ten minutes' walk of the Lancashire ant York shire, an i Liverpool and Southport rtallway Stations, containing *wo entertaining-rooms, six beslrooms, dr.ssi,g-room, bathroom, and water-cicset, two kitchens on the gr.und floor, and larder, with a plentiful supply of hard and soft water, and gas throughout. On v ew between the hours o two and five, p.m.—For address and terms see reference list, Northern Times office. 9 - 10 be LET, at Holt-hill, Tranmere, a very com modious FAMILY IIO`TS14:, containing Three Enter taining-rooms, Seven Bed-rooms, Servants' Rooms, &c. There are also wo excellent Boarded Rooms on the Basement Float., well lighted and airy, suitable for Day Nurseries or School-rooms. Toe S'abling and Outbuildings are detatched from the House. The Ga dens are well stocked, and, with ttie Greenhouse, are in good order, Apply to Ta k noz and t , TEAD, 32, Castle-street. Also, a pleasant:) , situated Semi-detached VILLA, in Clifton-park, Traornere. Rent A6O per Annum. Applyito TAYLOR and STEAD, 32. Castle-Vrcet. Co at ooltr. KEN ILE.DUE. —A large sell-aBsortea Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Swot:tin street. PO be SOLD, some First-class DINING ROOM FURNITURE—App'y A, 41. Northern Times office. MO be SOLD, a small GREEN-HOUSE, in good order.—Apply to Owen Hughes, Builder, West Derby. FUR SALL, a COPY ut the " 'NORTHERN DAILY TIMES" till Ist May neat.—For address, sae RcferenLe List, Northern Times office. 10 ISLEWER')A , D DISTILLERS. ?TO be SOLD, a 30 barrel COPPER BOILER, which has been very little used, and is quite perfect. Apply io—Taomsa RICHARDS, at 7, BaWc buildings, Redcross-at. SHE FURNITURE, TRADE, UrEN6IL,S, FIXTURES, and the BUSINESS of the PREMISES, 82, Lime-street, TO BE DISPOSED OF by Private Contract. Par ticularly eligible for a di,,ing•room.—ADply on the premise•, between the hours of 1 wo an 1 Five o'clock. bTEAN COAL ON SALE, on board the Sophia. Captain Behrens, in King's D ck, EIGHTY lONS of la ge sized steam COAL will be sold cheap.—Apply to Bahr Bebrend & Co. FREEROLD PARRS NUR RUGBY. ON SALE, by Private Contract, some first-rate FARMS, varying from 60 to 200 acres each, near to good roads and a railway station, together with the FARII-110 USE and OUTBUILDIN GS thereon.—Terms and a Plan may ba 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, Etrownlow hill, Liverpocl, and Two HOUSES and S HOPS, 1 i 9 and I I t, Chester street (corner cf Birk e nhead ) — Apply to Mr. Robert h tighes, estate agent, Birkenhead ; or Mr. Frodshani, solicitor, 16 , South Castle-street, Liverpool. FREZEIOLD AND TITRE-FILEE FAam, NORTITAiIeTONSIIIRE ON SALE, by Private Contract, at the low sum of .16 . an Acre (including House, Buildings, and imber), a singularly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of 24G acres. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain for a term.—For par ticulars apply at the offices of Mess, s. W. and E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby. To be :+0L1) or LET, a very handsomely finished EOU6E, No. 99, Shaw Street, contain ing Doling-room, Doub'e Drawing-room, and eleven Bedrooms, Servants' Hail, Butler'. Pantry, Kitchens, &c. A Coach-house and Stable to the back street. To be viewed by Ticket only. Apply to TAIrLOS and TEAD, 32, Castle-st. Vino be SOLD, cheap, Three capital GAS MAKING APPAItATUSSES various sizes, sui able fur small mannfactorits, country inns, or any other places requiring a good and cheap light. Can be seen in full work by applying to Mr. Per, s, Browside Works, Gateacre. PIANO -FORT E.—A Gentleman wishing to part with an excellent Rosewood Cottage PIANO, nearly new, and all the latest improvements, being selected in Lon don by an eminent profe sor of music, will take in part payment such as drapery, watches, furniture, &c.—See Reference List, Northern Times otfic. TO COUNTRY HOTEL KEEPERS, MANUFACTURERS, &c. TO be SOLD, a bargain, a capital Gas Making epparatas, for 50 lights, to make room for a more extensive concern. For pica and particulars, and to view the same in full work, apply to Edward Mingand, and 57, Ranelagh-street, Lii er pool. f be SOLD or LET, a very handsomely finished HOUSE, No. 99, Shaw -street, containing d rang-room, double dr,wing room, and eleven bedrooms. servants hal butler's pantry, kitchen, &c. A ouch house and Stable to the ba k street. To be viewed by ticket only.—Apply to Tayla and Stead, 32, Castle-street. . UNDER TAX PONY PU2ETONS. L SALE, a bargain, the genuine property of a gentleman who has only used it a few weeks, at New Brighton, a Pony Phaeton, with turn- .ver seat, lamps, A c., price 13 Guineas ; also a Half-basket one, sult4ble for Ladies or an Invalid; can be drawn by a small Pony ; price 15 Guineas, worth SO Guineas.—Apply at 6, Upper Newingto s, Private House. TU b© SOL D, by PRIVATE TREATY, Freehold PROPERTY, in Victoria-road, Aighurth, consisting of two Houses and Shops, with tenements above, together with a two-stalled stable and coach-house, having large workrooms over. Well tenanted, and bringing In a good rental. The above has a frontage to Victor,a-road of 4 3 fe-t 2 inches, and inns in depth of 37 test..-Apply to Arthur Beattie. on the promises. WIIITEMAN'S NEW BRUNSWICK HOTEL, 18, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. WILLIAM E WHITEMAN begs to inform Tourists, Strangers, and Commercial Gentl-men visiting Liverpool, that they will find every attent on and comfort in his Hotel. The house has recently undergone alterations and repairs, and is now in first rate order. The Dining Booms and Bed Rooms will be found mcst comfortable and airy. Bed and Breakfast, 2e. Gd. Dinners, Teas, and Suppers, in the Restaurant at the usual moderate charges.—A Night Porter always n attendance. Este, Knives, &c., for Hire, on reas,nable terms. GENERAL ILL HEALTH, from whatever cause arising, may, in almost every instance be removed by the use of Kaye's Worsdell's Pills, which, by purifying the blood, and correcting such derangements of the stomach, liver, and other organs as a:e the primary causes of disease, bring all the bodily functions into healthful exercise, and strengthen and invigo rate the entire system. air. Thomas Shame, of Barrowby, near Grantham after suffering for 42 years, and applying in vain to many physicians, wss effectually relieved, and permanently cured, by a very few doses of Kaye's Worsdell's Pills. Hundreds of other cases of cure acco.upany each box. Sold by all dealer s in patent medicines at Is. lid., 2s, 94,, and 45. 6 , 1. Wholesale Depot, 32, Bread.street, Li don, eburatfon. D ANCING EXERCISES &c. MAR, GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends Affil_ and Pupils that his JUVENILE CLASSES will Re-assemb% at the Academy. Hardman-street, on Saturday, the 26th lust., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES Re-un on, Thurs day. Octobsr Ist. Mr. Giddens also hews to state that h's Academy, at the ASSEMB LT ROOMS, W• Vr RrJt E, will be He-opened at the usual hour, on Welneer.ay, the 30:h Instant. Por terms app y to Mr. Gidiens' Resident-, 46, Hope-street. THE NORTHERN HOSPITAL. THE WINTER SESSION will COMMENCE on THURSDAY, the let of October next. CLINIC AL LECTURE., on MED - CI NE and SURGERY, will be delivered Twice a Week by the Physician, and Su - geons. PHYSICIANs— Dr. DUNDAS and Dr. INMAN. Suatazows —Mr. ELLIS JONES, Mr. D. CHALMERS, and Mr. MILL TT-DAVIS. Jrwroa-SuaGEorg—Mr. JAMES HAKES. Certificates attendance on the Hospital Practice and Clinical Lectures qualify Pupi e for Examination in Londoa, Dublin, Edia bargh and Glasgow. FEES FOE ADMISSION. Perpetual .. ... One Year .. .... ... Six Months.. .. .... ... For further part'culars apply to Mr. W. B. WALL, House Surgeon. Northern Hospi al, Seat. 12. 18 7. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE taught on an entirely New Syeem, by MONS. RAGONOT, (OF PARIS,) Author of the "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," &c., &c. The principle of this system is founded upon the nataral and infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching her child. The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial ; the general impression is, that a language can be eequirel, only in the country where it is spoken, and doubtless, this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so Lr 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 meet necessarily fail, and hence the nu merons complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, whilst the teaching cf 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 ems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made. HIGHEST REFERENCES WILL BR GIVEN. gar FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. EVENING CLASSES, The " SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FILENCII VOCABULARY," sth edition, par ticu'arly adapted for Schools, Br,c , approvid and sanctioned for the use of the lus , itutions for the deal and dumb, in England end France. To be had from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers. 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL.. (Incorporated with the Unive,sity of London) President of the Senate.— W I LAM B&owN, Escf., M.P. Vice-Presidents —lllOB. THORNELY, Esq , M.P., GEo. HoLT, E. FACULTY OF ARTS AND LAWS. DAY CL ISSES. Lrgic and Ethics.—Professor, the Rev. H. GRIFFITHS, (Dean of the Faculty,) THDRi DAYS from 11 to 12. Greek. Professor CAMERON, M.A., (Vice-Dean,) MoHDAYs, WED NE:DAYS, and F RIDAYS, from 4 to 5 p.m. Latin.—Professor CAMERON, M A., TUdSDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, f, oin 4 to 5 r.m. Mathematics.—Professor ELLIOT, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from 9 30 to 10 30 a M. English Language and Literature.—Ecv. Professor CRANBROOK FRIDAYS from 3 to 4 p.m. French.—Professor HEISSSN, WEDNESDAYS, 3 to 4 p.m, and SATUR— DAYS, 12 t 1, noon. German.—Prrfeasor RETSLAG, Ph.D., TUESDAYS and Tneasipmrs, 12 to 1 noon. Modern History—Professor WILVEEN, WEDNESDAYS, 12 30, noon, to 1 30, p m Natural Philosop'iy. --Professor ELLIOT, MONDAYS, 12 30, noon, to 1 30, p.m. Chemistry —Prfless)r TIABIILTON, F.C.S., F.R. A.S., TUESDAYS and rtiUSiDAYS, 10 a.m., to 4 p Batan.y.—Prefessor T. C. Attatz a, MONDAYS and FalDAys, 4 to 5 p.m. MORNING AND EVENING CLASSES. Logic and Ethics.—TIIIIRSDAYS, 8 to 9, p.m. Greek.—TUESDAYS, Tti Er &SLAYS, and SATURDAYS, 7 to 8, a.m. Latin.-510 'DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, 7 to 8, p.m. Mat herni ties.—MONDAY 3, WBDNESDAT3, and FAIDAIrS, 8 to 9, p.m. English Language.-11oNDAls $ 8 to 9, P m. FrencIa.—WEDNIISDAYS, 8 t., 9, p.m. German. —FRIDAYS, 8 to 9, p.m. Hebrew.—TUESDAYS, 7 to 8, p.m. Ancient Ilistory.—To tesnmrs, 8 to 9 p m. Modern History.—WEDNESDAYS, 7 to 8, p m. Chernistry.—TUESDAYS, from 7 to 8, p.m. Practical' Class, on TVE4DATB and Thump Ars, from 7 to 9, p.m. Animal PhysioIogy.—TILISSDAXS, from 8 to 9, p.m. The Course of Study embraces the Subj3cts of the Matriculation Examination at Trinity Col ege, Dublin. The SESSION COMMENCED on the Ist instant. Prospectuses and farther information may be obtained on applica tion to ASrßmil° CARI3S, Secretary. Mount-street. KELLY, THE BUTT ERMAN'S LATEST ESSAY. A PASTORAL. DASIONI Stay, Chloe, stay, whither away so fast, WLat sudden cause demands such pressing haste Does some will monster from his forest lair, With horrid jaws, assault your fleecy care? Or, wandering near the edges of some rock, Has Neptune soized the f.dher of your flock? CHLOE. No direful came my hastened steps demand, But churning toils await these la,Yring hands; My flocks securely in their folds do lie ; Batter demands, and in Butter's name I fly, To skim the cream, to churn the mingled mass, And through the sieve with care the curds do pass. 'ihese toils my care demand; forbear your love, Another time I'll meet you in the grove. DAMnN. Stay yet a moment—once you stay'd for me (When love atteuded) on the flow'ry iva ; Then you could stay and praise my warbling strain, Bat now the pipe is tuned for yon In vain; But say what new command the nymphs receive, That labour stops not at the approach of eve. CHLOE. Ani know yon not for Kelly 'tis we toil? Kelly for whom grass grows on thrifty soil? For Kelly's sake the swalLs their tolls prolong, The only Butterman! the theme of song; Whose boast is still among his ferow-men. " He sells his Butter cheap," to sell again !! DAMON. I know the" cove; " my Journey lately made To Liverpool showed his thriving trade. Near where fair Thespia's palace proudly stands, And Willianmnia's square its breadth expands, And in the street f acrc d to Dawson's name, Stands the great Butter Place—the haunt of trade and fame. And if for him your busy hands yon ply, Forbid it, Fate, that I st ind idly by ; In what I may I will assist your pains, And think them pleasures if " 1 he'' Kelly gains. CI*OE. 0 happy swan, for thee I will presage A prosp'rous income and a lengthened age, For Fate his path with choicest blessings strews — The triend of man, and pal ron ,f the Muse. But come, my Damon, see the shading wood Throws longer shadows o'er th' impeded flood ; Why stand we idle with suspend ,d hands ? A truce to talking, wok 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 perfeztably undetectable under any icrutiny, are kept in Immense Stock ready for immediate use, at ASTLEY'S, 53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Royal Laundry, The ladies are respectully informed that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress says, thataltheugh she has tried wheaten,rica, and other Powder Starches, she bas found none of them equal to the Glenfield. which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When you ask for Glenneld Patent Starch, see that you get it, as Inferior hinds are often *tabatittited. Wothersnoon and Co., Glassow end Condone Oontr. 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, r ith power to Increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to 4'130,000 per annum. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), In Sums from £5 to £l,OOO, at the following charges:— Entire Charge, Including Form of Application. £lO repayable at ss. per week ...... £0 12 6 .tlO Os. „ 1 4 £5O ~ 20s. ~ 2IS 6 „ 40s. 3 , .... 5 15 0 £2OO SOs. And upwards, in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments than weekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the country can be accommodated on paying a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information apply to the Head Office as above. CHRIS; ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON, Secretaiy. A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIM CED. HEAD OFFICE, 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL, BIRKENHEAD BRANCH, HAMILTON-BUILDINGS, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. Office Hours from 10 Ali. to 3 P.M., except ou Mondays and Satur dab s, when the Office wili be Closed at 1 P.M. LOANS will be advanced from £2 to £l,OOO upon the same terms as at the Liverpool Office. Prospectuses and general information m , y be obtained on applica tion. CHRISTOPHER ELLIS9N, Manager. JOHN RLLISON, Secretary. September, 1857. x5O TO A:2,ooo.—The PROTEC L'OR LOAN and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS from one to five years, at 5 per cent, per annum, repayab'e by i , istal• ment. ' upon Personal or Real Seca , ity. Total Interest upon .4'loo, if repaid quarterly, for twelve months, .ea 2a 6d.—Local 31anager, G. H. Goodall, 14, carbon -street. Liverpool. IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY. HEAD OFFICE-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICE-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER. CAPITAL, £50,000. Loans advanced from 620 to £5OO, to be repaid in Twelve month, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from .elOO to .41 VA to extend over rerlod of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses, tee., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVE RPOOL. LTGHT SUMMER WINES. T C. STIVENS & CO., sole Proprietors of the celebrated ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER and ORANGE TONIC WINES, haVe much pleasure in informing the public, that they have produced a variety of FRUIT WLNES, many of which are equal to Foreign,. and, as a wholesome and refreshing beverage, mixed with water, far superior. Persons who have no taeied Stivens' FRUIT WINES would be surprised at their delicious avonr, being equal to tho juice of fresh fruit. They are considered Superior to any Wine', yet introduced. May be obtained at Grocers Confectioners, and Milieu Warehousemen. Frontignac, Easpberry, Constantla, Red Currant, Lunette, Black Currant, Marsala, Gooseb3rry, Caleavella, Grape, Muscat, Cherry, Claret, Dry San, DUKE STRE IST, FORMERLY THE Orange, Raisin, Cowslip, Tent, Elder, Port and Sherry, Madeira. BARRA.CSS. fnguranst 7.Cotirtg. THE LIVES of MARINERS, EMIGRANTS and PASSENGERS INSURED against Accident by Sea or Land, and Death from any cause, with or without Compensa tion in case of Injury. Railway and Cornmerc7al Travellers, and the Public in general, Insured against all accident, with compensation. The Nautical Insulin ents and Effects of Mariners, and Baggage of Emigrants and Passengers, insured against loss at sea, at mode rate rates of premium, at the Office of the Travellers and Marine Insurance Company, Revenue Chambers, Canning-place (opposite the north west end of the Custom House), Liverpool. JAMES D. C. THOMSON, Agent. ipublicationg. EVERT ONE SHOULD READ T HE ENGLISH WOMEN'S REVIEW AND HOME JOURNAL Of Social Progress, Literature, and Art— a first-class Weekly Periodical. The inr•reasing circulation and high estimation of this journal have induced the proprietors t, publish it weekly instead of fortnightly as hereto:ore, and at a reduced price, offering a most favourable opi or unity to subscribers. The rst number of the new and improved acres published on Saturday, September 12th. Price 3d weekly. Sold at all the railway-stati ns and respectable stationers and news-venders throughout the country. London : 154, S rdnd, (W. C.) Liverpool: Lyn harst-chambers, 27, North John-street. ttlanchester: 58, Oldham-street. Newcastle: 87, Pilgrim-street. I:tail - Way flotires. RT TREASURES EXHIBITION. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. The Public are reqn , sted to take notice that on and after Monday, the 21st., th , , Fares by the Train leaving Liverpool da,ly at 10.40 a.m. for Old Trafford, wilt be 63 6d. First Class, and 4s 6d second Class, for the double journey between Liverpool and the Exhibition, and will so remain till the 15th October next. (y ) Euston St B tion order , Sept. 12, 1857. MARK HUISH. CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO MANCHESTER, kj For the Art Treasures' Exhibition,'M useum, Pomona, &c., will leave the LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY as follows : Every SATURDAY.—Fares there and Back—From Liverpool 7.30, Bootle Lane 7.35, 2 6 Every SATURDAY & WEDNESDAY—From Waterloo, 7.0 2 ; 6 Pimbo Lane 8.10, Orrel 8.20, Pemberton 8.25, Wigan 8.30 1 9 Hindley 8.40, Westhoughton 8.50. Losttrk Junction 8.55 ...... 1 6 Southport 7 10, Bescar 7.18, New Lane 7 23, Barscongh Bridge 7.28 2 0 New Burgh 7,37, Apply Bridge 7.43, Gathurst 7.49 ............ 1 9 Every MONDAY & W EDNE S D AY. - Fares there and Back—From Chatburn 8.15, Clitheroe 8.20. Whalley 8.28, Ribcheater, 8.44.. 2 2 Blackburn 7.0, Daisy Field, 8.52 .• • Darwen (Lower and Over) 7.5, Sough 7.20 . Entwistle 7 30, Chapel Town 7.40, Bromley Cross 7.45, Oaks 7.50 1 6 Prest , on 7.0, Farrington 7.5, Leyland 7.10, Euston 7.15 ........ 2 2 Chortey 7.22, Adlington 7.35, Horwich 7.45 . 1 8 RETURNING same day from Salford (New Bailey-street) as follows : Saturday's passengers at 7 p.m.; Monday's passengers at 7.30 p.m. Those from Chatburn to Ribchester leave Victoria Station at 5.15 p.m. Tickets, bills, &c. at Stations or STANLEY'S, Victoria-st.. Manchester TEMPUS FUGIr. Oasaavz —The Art Treasures Exhibiticn will close on the 15th October. VIA LONDC.N AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. CONTINUbD SUCCESS OF MARCUS'S SELECT TRAINS FROM LIVERPOOL TO OLD T RAEFORD, MANCHESTER, AND BACK! ON MONDAY AND WEDN,:SDAY, From tho Lime-street Station at 8 a.m caihng at Huyton at 8 10 am. E eturning from the Exhibition at 5.15 ran , on the same day. FARES FOR THE DOUBLE JOURNEY: Closed Carriages . 31 01 First Class .. . . 6s 6d Childr n under 12 3 ears of age, half price. P..—These trains run direct to Old Trafford, in one hour and ten minntes, and return from Old Trafford the same evening at 5.15 p.m. Tickets are not acceptable at Ordsall-lane. Passengers leaving Old Trafford by any other than tha Special Train will have to pay their fare, as Excursion 'I ickets are only apoLcable to the St}ecial Train to and from Liverpool. Passengers can join the train on its return, at Ordsall-lane, at& 25 p.m. ickets and small bills may be chained of HENRY R. MARCUS, Leigh-street, Liverpool. Early application is re,,uested. Mr. Marcus will present each passenger with a small Guide to the Exhibition, an I Tickets of Admission to the Pal. ce may be obtained at his office, at is each. Vubift Tifetfug. REV. Dr. BUTLER, lato Chamberlain to Pope Gregory XVI., and Priest at St. Anthony's Chapel in this town, will PrePch SEWN! ONS In ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, St. Paul's Square, to MORROW (SUNDAY), 20th Sept. Divine Service to commence at a quarter to Eleven in the morn ing, and at half-pad Six in the evening. Collection for church expences will be made after each Sermon. T HENRY BROWN, will not be RESPON -1 BIBLE for any DEBT or DEBTS that my wife, PILIAS BROWN, may contract, 01 Cllll9O the 1111310.—Dated this lath day of Sept., 1857. 13, SLaws-bruw, LlrerpoQl4 !public Tirottrtit. SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE 'WIDOW AND FAMILY OF Tag 'ATE CAPTAIN ROGER'S. AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the COUNCIL of theMEIICANTILEMARINE SERVICE ASSO CIATION, of Liverpool, held this day to consider the case of tb . Widow and Family or the late Captain Rogers. Captain SAMUEL REED In the Chair. It was moved by Captain IL J. WASD, seconded by Captain PATON, and unanimously resolved 1. " 'I hat this Association has no funds at its disposal for charitable purposes, but the members of this Council, sympathising with etlr:' Roger's and her family under her sad bereavement, are willi n g] sub cribs', individually, to assist in raising a fund for her supp er ' _2, and earnestly recommend her case to the consideration and li beoo aid of the Members of this Association and the public generally.' It was moved by U.ptain Dixon, seconded by Captain GoaLS, en' unanimous'y resolved 2. " 'I hat a subscription list be opened at the Rooms of this As s° ‘ elation and be received by the Treasurer." It was moved by Captain SraouLs, seconded by Captain Galen, and unanimously resolved— tO th 2. " 1 hat a copy of the foregoing resolutions be forwarded London, Southampton, and Kindred Associatons, with a ree ne. " that subscription lists be opened on behalf of this fund. It was move by Captain PONSONEY, seconded by Captain Ili and unanimously agreed— ° 4. "That these resolutions be advert'sed in the local newspaper s. SA ,t 1 UEL REED, Chairman. WALTER PATTON. Ti easuret. Mercantile Marine Service Association, 20, Water-street. Liverpool, 17th Sept., 1857. The Subscription List was commenced as follows a. d.• Capt. H. J. Ward 5 0 0 Capt. H. J. Pousonby 1 I 0 Mrs. Ponsonby 1 " Capt. Wm. E. Betts 1 1 Capt. B. sproula Mrs. Sproule Capt. Goble. . Capt. C. Mills ........ 1 1 Capt. W. S. Morton 1 1 Capt. Daniel Gr..en 1 1 Mrs. Green . Capt. Jno. F. Dixon 1 1 Cart. Sam. Reed 1 1 Mrs. Reed Capt. Walter Paton • 1 1 Mrs. Paton Capt. Jno. 1 1 Mrs. Watkins .. ..... 0 10 Capt. J. B. Thurtell 1 1 Capt. Chas. H. Seoill 1 1 Caps. Taverner ... 0 10 apt. T. Bowen ..........o Capt. T. Evans ..........0 5 Capt. G . Robertson 0 5 Dixon, Esq 0 5 Capt. "Bisson Capt. P. Richard 0 10 Capt. B. P. Evans .. 0 5 Capt. Phillips 1 Jas. Napier, Esq. 1 0 Received per J. 5n,wb...11, Esq. : Benson Blundell, Esq 0 is David Evans, Esq... •• • 1 0 Miss Fr, aces Tunbridge We.ls 0 10 Mr. Heal ng's Subscrip tions from various per sues George Taylor, Esq. ( Jacob The Rev J. B. Monk... .. 1 0 M. B. Wade, E , q ..1 1 R. M. Eastman, E5q...... t I Capt. Turpin 1 1 Mrs. Tura in . 1 George Ward, Esq ....1 0 Edmumii Thompson, 1 1 Mrs. Thomps n ..1 *1 Wm. Fox. Esq. ..1 1 J. Mendell, E5q...... 5 0 Thos. Bell, Esq., Oaktie d• terrace, Birkenhead 2 2 F. Water Esq.... ..... 0 6 James Kelly, Esq 2.. 2 Capt. W. c.. Campbell l 1 Sirs. Campbell 1 1 Lieut. Boucher ~.. 0 5 J.A. lirceired perC pt. Bette:— Capt. H. Millard 1 1 H. Whittle J. 11. Ho derness 2 W. V. Willis ...........2 2 Harold Littledale, Eeq.... 1 1 James H. Wa rty X 0 . t Vr. Leigh ..........„ ..1 0 v James Birch Alex MiGregor.. • ..... .. 1 0 Charles Tonzell .. A. M. Owen 1 0 .: Ed. Rodolph . . . E. S.. • . 0 5 0 J. It. M‘Gtiffie 51r. Whitmore ..., „ ....0 10 Mrs. Whitmore 0 10 6 Mr. Ashbarner Mrs. Ashburncr. Ca .. 00 n Sc in h a om . ter . g . ... ......... ...... 0 0 1 1 1 0 ? 0 : 6 6 R. C - Ravenscroft, E5q.....1 1 " G. and W. Wilson 1 1 ° MP..MLailitred, .i r.. u .. 0 ... , E -. 8 . 0. .... OO 1010 .66 G.. S. Sanderson 1 1 0 0 FL T. Wilson, Esq James Chambers, Esq 1 1 0 Pierce and Son 6 T. H. Parr.. }Jno. Hamilton ..........i 0 ~- Alex. Wilson Mrs. Milbonrn .. ........ 0 5 0 Capt. G. Haram . .... f 1 0 P. P. Brenan 0 Copt. Yallop J. Bowerbank.. •• ........1 1 0 Tho. Catian ............2 ? 0 S edg rea v A. I'. Klein 1 6 From his Chi'dren 0 2 0 Capt.Cpt A sv t . id H re . w Le D lg or a g o la n s ::: 0 1 10 1 0 , Mrs. C. F. L....—. 0 2 6 Capt. S. Gale ........ Mrs. Gale Gl4 Christopher Bell 1 0 ::0 10 6, ..0 10 6 Mrs. S. i ale ...... 02 6 IC. S. Gale . 0 2 6 Mrs. Morg-n . . 0 2 F. 0 2 6, .. , Copt. Wm. Hamilton 1 . J C M. a rL p s t a. . lAr lT ra, in Ei is i e o : o ßß r i e ri r . kt. . , h . , h . :a . aci . d . 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 g oo - Ifit•npson Cho., Eats . - 0 . .. .. -NV hi tebea 3, sen 0 5 n J. Thackwe 1 .... 0 1 0 " rhos. WI li.ms, Esq 20 0 0 Friinds of Treasurers .. I 0 0 C. P. and C 0... .... 1 1 0 Allan a , d Gillespie .... 2 SAM and C0rti5..........2 0 Cant P. Page, " Ocean 0 Monarch " Gardi❑er and Broomhslt...l I 6 Per -Samuelson, Esq.. 1 1 4 0 vir.b........ ...... ...._ 0 10 0 Isaac Hadwin,jnn.. Capt. Banded, Tyrer "... .. 0 o " John C. Gale, Esq. Mrs. Coltart 2 BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. AT a PUBLIC MEETING, held the 14th de of September, 1857, convened by the Mayor, pursuant to a requisition very numeronsly and respectably s;gned, requesting him to call a PUBLIC M FETING, to afford the Inhabitants of Liver pool and the neighbourhood an opportunity of expressing their sY O2 ; pathy with the unhappy sufferers in the truly distressing events tilt have occurred iu India ;o many of our fellow-countrymen, their vitt , nd d to take such measures as may be deemed best aid in relieving the urgent and p,essing wants of many who are left totally de.titute..... The MAYOR in the Chair. ad Letters were read from Lieut.-Colonel Tamer, the Rev. Hollan d Lomas, John P. Heywood, Esq., and the Rev. J. S. Howson. /S. It was mere I by Wm. Ba .wsr, Fsq , M.P., seconded by b y , T. Mann ay, and resolved unanimously— " That this meeting is moved with sorrow and indignation A th e atrocities which the Mutineers in Ind a have inflicted on so many f her Majesty's subjects, th -se savage. not even sparing helpless avant) cannot d n e o h t bt : d id o r n ee. h d a ee b i p t l a y n t s s y b n 1 ; 11 :11 a M t e t bourhood will give practical expression to their feelings by raising a of large fund for the relief of the numerous sufferers many whom 84 ' Z left total y destitute." a L th iv l e s r in po g o w l i an th d th t e b s:ff n e e re ig li r It was moved by the Rev. Dr. M'Thsa.x, seconded by Mr. v. STITT, and resolved unanimously— " That a committee be now appointed to collect donations, and appropriate them as in their judgments may best carry outthe tions of this Meeting, not losing sight of the fact that sufferes o , l % arrived. and are arriving in G eat Britain, who may require imittzw relief as well as tho,e remaining in India." It was mOved by the Ven. Archdeacon Jones, seconded by Vi lf. RATnacma, Esq., and resol - ed unanimously— " That the requisitionists and the aldermen of the borough form the committee, with power to add to their number." It was moved by Wm. Baoww, Esq., M.P., seconded by the Ea- D r ' WNIIILIE, and reso sad, with acclamtt'ort— " Teat the best thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor for promptitude in complying with the requisition, and for his a ble conduct in the chair." F. saAND, Mayor, Chairmen. N.B.—The Committee meet daily, at Twelve o'clock, at the Town-hall. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised .... .. 4 '5O 4 6 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ a. d' Adam S. Gladstone. ... .. 60 0 0 William Horner . Stewart Gladstone, jun. ... . . C. E. Rawlins, Jan.. ..... .. ............... ..... 2 0 0 George Cook. .. John Tarter...... Duncan Gibb. Thomas A Bushby lO 0 0 Rooke. O'Kell, and Spence .................... 5 0 0 D. E. Monies .. . John Knowles, jun....... Samuel Gash .. .. .... B. B. Gaskell Stuarte, Potter, and C0...................... . 5 5 0 Molyreux, Taylor, and Co. Hudson Lutwych .. R. Wynne . Charles Ho land Bailey Brothers ....... ..... . . .. . C. It. Kerrerd .. . • • James Craham. B. Graves . . ... • • •• 10 0 0 Henry Carry . • , Phelps James, and Co J. B. Weinholt and Co. .. . 50 0 0 Phi'pot and White Willliam Mason Mrs. S. R. Graves .. . .. J. 'l'. Nickel's . Allan and Gillespie . 3Q 0 0 A. Balfour Greenshelds and Co.. G. H. Fletcher _ At . Co., For Graham, Kelly, and £lo3, in ytsterday's advertiserae . " read Grahsm, Keley, and Co., .elfo. J. A. Russell.. ...... A. B. Cox and C 0........... ... Joseph Leech and Co 23 0 0 Armstrong and Bel ey Elijah Harrison and Co .. A John L. Bowes •• 10 0 0 James L. Bowes .... .............. o .. Smith, Wood, and Co. ... ... James C. Pigott John Parsons • .. R. Dixon .... •• ••• •• .• 10 0 0 Peter Ewart . .. Dad. bhei Naoroje . .... .. . . 5 0 0 W. Kershaw Christopher Rawdon .. ... Henry W. Harrison .. .. .... ..... .... 2 2 0 John Marriott Mactle and Sons .... •• .. .. .. R. E. Harvey . Mary Thornton Neal and !Itartin Thomas Dowdail . .. Robert Hutchinson .. ... I. Barnett and Co .. .. . Alexander Robertson ........ ...... ............ 5 0 . Thomas Frost, jun............... ....... The Rev. Rector Campbel1.. Higgs and Jone5... Eli Is Arnand.. • . .e. R. G. M' Kowen .... ......... .. s' A S. A R. .. William Greg,on .. •• . ..... .... .. • ... • 20 0 0 John Bold. . • J. P. Slather ...... Ker. Welsh, and Co • • . ••• • 20 0 ° Hollinshead, Tetley, and Co • . • 84..0 •••• •• 25 0 0 *...' Whittaker, Whitehead, and Co. Benson Ratht one. . . . . . Thomas Tobin and Son .............•• .... 10 0 g Mrs. Brown, Clarence street.... 0 Robert Preston; and Co., Ve non-s.roet.. ....... 100 0 „ Id .W. Smith .... .. ...... . .... 5 5 X S. Krarsley and Co .. .. • J. P. Mellor 2 2 0 0 William Anderson A 0 Fraser, Trenholm, & Co. ...... F. Thornely .... .. •••••••••• 2 2 0 J. Scott, India-buildings ........ . • Mrs. Katherine Falconer 0 Lieutenant-General Shnbrick ( second donation) 0 `L„....../ .......... I NDIA MU PINY.—At a MEETING of the held on the 15th instant, The Mayor was appointed Chairman, and George H. 14 2:,7,00' Esq., and Christopher Bushell Esq., V.c e - c hairmen ; W. J. " I° 'Zi . the son, Fsq . and H. H. Homby, Esq., Honorary Secretaries Royal Bank, Bankers. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS were ordered to be deposited ett s o Exchange Newsrooms, the several Banks in the Town, the NoweP Offices. and at the Clubs and New rooms. The Committee meet daily at the Town Hall, at twelve o_oo and they take this opportunity of urging on the public the e u l a pde necessity of promptitude in Placing their Contributions in the of the Treasurer or the Bankers. By order, F. SHAND, Mayor, CD Town Hall, 15th Sept., 1857.