The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-03 00:00:00

NOTICE TO SHIPOWNERS, MASTERS, AND
SEAMEN.

.1
N consequence of the Destruction of the Sailors'
Home, TEMPORARY OFFICES have been OPENED in
t a CUSTOM-11117SE ARCADE, and the Business of the
SHIPPING OFFICES will be conducted in theca until further
notice. The entrance to the PAYING-OFF OFFICE is in
Crsrom-stousr-r,s.NE.
The Mersey Docks and n arbour Board having placed three
Rooms in Revenue-buildings at. the disposal of the Local
Marine Board, the Yxaminations of Masters and Mates will be
conducted there for the present.
A pplicants can obtain the Form E.B. on irplication at No.
13, in the Arcade, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays, between the hours of Ten aryl Three.
. By Order of the Local Marine Board,
JOHN THOMAS TOWSON, Secretary.
Costoyn-house. Arcade, tOttrApril, 1860.

CONSIGNEES of the COTTON hereinafter gated,
as portions of the Cargoes of HeliOs, and Charles Crooker,
from Now Orleans, landed here by the ship &It Mallory, will
please make themselves known at once to .
DUNCAN & KENDALL, 5, Tower-chambers.
AL L 43 Bales COTTON, Kin square 16 Bales COTTON,
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B B 11 „ „ . L4l 1 ,1 111
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BIRiENHEAD AI.4)VA.Y.

CHESTER RACES.

THIS DAY (THURSDAY), and TO-MORROW (FRIDAY),
3rd, and 4th May, Trains will run between
.LIVERPOOL,
BIRKENHEAD, and'CHESTER, as follows : - •
a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a• 113. • noon-
-1,2,3 1&2 l&2 130 1k" lk2
Llndin'EßyiB.otaQgeL dep....6 50 8 0 930 11 0 11 30 12 45
BIRKENHEAD dep....7 10 820 9 .50 ,H 20 11 30 1 b
'CHESTER arr....B ' 0 50 10 40 11 50 12 20 135
Returning from Chesterat 530, 6 30,1 0, 815, and 10 15 p.m.
Pares for Return' Tickets between Birkenhead and Chester
on the Race Days :—,First Class 55., Covered Carriages, 45.,
returning from Chester from 5:0 p.m. until 10 15 p.m. The
Trains leaving Chester between 6 0 pan. and 80 p.m., will not
call at intermediate-Stations. No Horses or Carriages will
be taken by Trains,. •

h Tickets to places beyond
OTE.- e issue o roug
Chester will be suspended. • •
Tickets available only for the day on which they ate
.issned.!—Brorder, - • • r.
• Cll4. .
CHARLES MASON, General Manner.
Birkenheid, April. 18

. • ItiERSKY DOCKS AND lIARBOLTE BOARD.
. .. . .NOTICE AS TO_ TQWN- DUES.
11E- attention of this Board has been-directed to a
• practice/ stated to be common, among parties Importing
Goods (particularly Iron) into Liverpool, chargeable, on such
import, with Town Dues, of selling the same for export. upon
a conoition introduced into their Contracts that such Goods
"are to be shipped free en beard" by the seller; inch practice
-being stated to be founded upon an opinion that the payment
by the Importer of the dues, inwards, frees the Goods from
Ruch does on capert, notwithstanding an intermediate change
of ownership. How this erroneous opinion could ever have
prevailed under the clear declaration to the contrary contained
in the form of the "Town Dues Exemption" Certificate,
necessarily signed by the Exporter on such occasions, the
Board are at a loss to conceive; but they consider it their
duty thus to prohibit the continuance of the .practice in
question. The Town Dues are payable on all Goods Exported,
unless, having been previously imported, they shall remain
during the interral-the sole and bend fide property of the
importer, without having been sold, or in any ma,.nar con-
tracted to be sold, during that internal.
The above prohibition, applies also to another! similar prac-
tice (not unfrequent), namely, that of freemnn Felling salt aril
ether goods for export "free An beard"---an abuse of their
exemption as improper as is the error above repaired to be
corrected. By order of the Board,-
GEORGE J. JEFFERSON, Treasurer.
Dock-place, Liverpool, April 23, 1800.

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ECONOMIC LIFE- OFFICE,
5, RUMFORD-STREET,
. ^ "• LIVERPOOL. • •

G R. BELL, COAL AND CANNEL DIERe ir ANT,
4A, DUKE-STREET,
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(S:TAR 'flit ersTon-morsm.)
AND 151, WELLINGTOIC-ItOAD, TOX.TETR-PARK.
- 'HOUSE. SHIPPING. AND ENGINE COALS.

JITST AECEItED, '-*
A TIIGH.LY AND SUPERIOR, FINISHED
10s. tn. AND 12s. 6D. SILK HAT,
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED,

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T. GEORGE'S • COFFE.-E-HOUSE,
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No. 3, ISLINGTON FLAGS, LIVERPOOL.
PARSONAGE, {Clerk of St. John's Church,•) PROPRITTOR.
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FCRINDITIDUAIX, FAIIILIIS,
. AND MAIRCIAOE PARTIES.-
CHARGES .STRICTI V MODERATE)
The situation is central; .being within one 121i:tux's wait of
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EW. NIN G- ROO M S,
8, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STRELL
Between St. John's Market and Whited:tape!, near
it. George's Hall,
LIVERPOOL
TIIIIRSFLELD, PROPRIETOR,
(Late Chief Cook at the Adelphi Hotel.)
- WELL-Ant= BEDS. 803

,ESSENCE OF S SPARI LLA,
(MADE FROM THE I.OfAICA. BOOT),
, GUARANTEED A GENUINE ritEr.utATioN,
And be found decidedly superior to that usulny sold.
• - -PREPAILED AT
APOTHECARIES' HALL, COLQUITT-STREET,
• -LIVERPOOL

TRtSCRIPTION PREPARED WITH DRUGS AND
- CHEMICALS,
Perfectly Pure, and of Uniform Strength.

GENUINE COD LIVER OIL.
Company supplies every Ardtle free from
• Adulteration.

MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT.
PUGH AND LEIVIs,
114, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
MOURNING SILK MERCERS,
UNDERTAKES, &c.
SHOW-RO-O"MS, •
Containing the latest Desigass in
MOURNING MANTLES,
MILLINERY, &c.

TEE MILLINEPARTMENTERY AND DRES
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tripe& THE
Care of Experienced Superintendents.
If requisite, Ladies
waited
dences. xxin at their Private
Resi

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OP 188 ESTABLIISIXENT ONLY.

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IGHT -BROW N COD LIVER OIL,
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OrrsioN or
The Late JONATHAN. PEREIRA, M.D., F.R.S.,
Professor at the University of Loudon, Physician to the
Lonoon Hospital, 4.c.,
" It was fitting that the, author of the best allttipiP and
investigations into the properties of this Oil should hums& be
the purveyor of this important medicine. ,
" I know that no one can be better, and few so well,
acquainted with the physical and chemical properties ol this
medicine as yourself, whom I regard as the highest autlnrity
on the subject • ,
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whether considered with reference to its coleur, flavoti, or
chemical properties; and I am satisfied that for medeinal
purposes no finer Oil can be peocured.,,
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Sold 6i4ix in IMPERIAL Half-Pints, 2s 6d; Pints, 'is 9d;
Quarts, Os capsuled and labelled with Da. DA Joicost'estang,
and signature, WITHOUT WRIER NONE CAN POESIILT 11!
crvinia, by respectable Chemists. . ,
SOLE CONSIGNEES,
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