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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

THIS DAY,
tCARMICHAEL & CO, will make their SHOW OF SPRING GOODS, and all the
• principal NOVELTIES of the British and Continental Markets be introduced.

Each Department is fully and completely represented with a Stock( of the Newest productions.

EXTENSIVE CONTRACTS AND PURCHASES made for CASH have enabled J. C. & Co. to
counteract successfully the increasing advances in the price of almost all kinds of goods. This applies more
particularly to large lots of SILKS and RIBBONS, in which they have speculated heavily, and which are now
worth fully Fifty per Cent more than when purchased.

The CARPET and FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS are extensively stocked with a large quantity of
NEW and CHEAP GOODS, worth particular attention.

FRENCH STAYS Four new kinds cf PATENT CORSETS, having every recent improvement
AND CORSETS. in Fasteners, &c., and made of the Finest Linen Cutelle.

FRENCH RIVAL CORSETS, Is. 6,P. TO 6s. 61.

STRAW BONNET )
A GRAND SHOW of the NWEST BONNETS.
DEPARTMENT.

LIST .-

TUSCAN AND STRAW.
FANCY B NNETS.
STRAW AND FANCY CHIP.
RICE.
MIXED STRAW.
COLOURED STRAW.

LEGHORN HAT S.
FANCY HATS.
STRAW AND TUSCAN HATS.
BR<IZILIAN HATS.
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMINGS.
BONNET TOPS AND CROWNS.

WILLOW BONNET SHAPES, N

.T SHAPES, WHITE AND BLACK.

J. C A RMICHAEL & CO. have fortunately secured abundant supplies of SILKS
and RIBBONS, at old prices; in the newest styles, and of excellent quality.
In these Departments many lots will be offered much under present value.
The BLACK SILK Stock is unusually large, and well assorted.

..IILKS AND
L 7 RIBBONS.

To this Department much attention has been given, the object being to produce
an Elegant and Fashionable Article, at a moderate price. The choicest Patterns and
Styles received Weekly.
PARIS PATTERN BONNETS.
EXACT COPIES OF DITTO.
MIXr.D STRAW.
DaA WN SILKS.

MILLINERY.

MOURNING BONNTTS, IN CRAPE.
SILK, AND BUGLES.
DRESS CAPS (French Patterns.)
BEST COPIES OF DITTO.

ETS, FULLY TRIMMED, 9s. TO 12s. 9d.

RIBBONS,
BONN ETS,
MI LLINERY,
SHAWN ,S,
MANTLES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
STAYS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

illtbittrran an

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Goods will be received accorrding to priority of sr.
FOR ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Dutscr'
Without calling at any intermediate ports. ofetir
The first class, powerful, and spiendid
I—, \,,,, Sterner
'4l"t li:4 10 . ''''' AFRICAN'
5011 horse power.
.oder,;lo#
,"—.-- 6'.:.4.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, CODITO--A op- ,
is now receiving goods north side Wellington Dock, an" ,p,

on the 191 instant.
Bills of lading are required to be at the office in LI" If/
s'gnature the day previous to sailing eti
• chippers wilt please send a shipping note along Wld
load of goode.
All treights payable In Liverpool.
The ship has superior accommodation for passengers.
For freight of goods and specie, or for passag., appil to
GIANNACOPIIIO and COCHILANLI,
4, Brunswick Huliningst 10,101
Bilis of lading for the al,ove steamers to be had at ow
and Dunnett's, Derby Buildings, James street.

CO&M.EIteIAL STATIONEBY,
BOLD BY
CHARLES WILLMER, veltri°
WHOLESALE STATIONER AND
19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERP°'
vero
9SHE attention of Merchants, Brokers, tbe
men, and others, is respectfully drawn to
owing list of CASH PRICES for
,
LETTER PAPER: 514
Per Ream. ,1? ,
s. d. 0
Superfine large thin Cream Laid._ 6 0 OIS
Ditto ditto Blue Wove ..... 6 6 011 if
Ditto ditto Yellow Wove... 6 0 1
Bank Post (Towgood's) for Foreign 1 1 0
Correspondence 7 6
1
Ditto French, extra thin.. 7 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

TO RAILWAYS, WHARFINGERS, CART OWNERS, &C.
ON SALE, to be viewed at No. 4, Lydia' Ann-
street, 300 TARPAIILINGS.—AppIy to Whitton,
Lennox & Co., 24, North John-street.

MO be DISPOSED OF, a SLATE BUSINESS.
Apply by letter, athlreesed E. P. J., Nos./kern Times

office.

TO be SOLD, a handsome well-built DOG-
CART.—AppIy at Mr. Wilson's Stables, Williamson
street.

rro be SOLD, a very handsome PONY, about 13
bands high, perfectly steady in harness, having been
driven by a Lady, and is accustomed to Children. Price .41 5.
Apply at 244, Net herfield.road, North.
--.....----.

17 be DISPOSED OF, the STOCK, GOOD-
WILL, and FIXTURES, of 2n Old-established
TOBACCONIST SHOP, Situated No. 40, Byrom-street, the pre-
sent proprietor retiring from businzss.—For further particulars
apply on the premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS,

TO be SOLD or. LET, for Building or Business
purposes, portions of the MILLER'S CASTLE
ESTATE, BOOTLE. There are long and valuable frontages to
Regint's Road and Derby Road. Advances will be made to builders.
Apply to Messrs. Williams and Jones. 32. Castle street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

y IVERPOOL BOROUGH ELECTION,
T 1557

lIORSFALL AND TURNER FOR EVER.

A MEETING of the Conservatives of the Borough will be held at
the AMPHITHEATRS Great Char'Ate street, THIS DAY CAloNnAy),
the 16th instant at Half-past Twelve o'clock, in order to
promote the Election of _

THOMAS B. HORSFALL, Esq

AND

CHARLES TURNER, Esq.,
as Representatives in Parliament of this Loyal and Ancient Borough.

Mr. Horsfall and Mr. Turner will atter-A.
THOMArLITTLEDALE, Chairman.
B. LLOYD, De uty Chairman.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
Harrington-street, Ma-ch 12.11 1887.

ORSFALL AND TURNER FOR EVER!

}MERTON WARD.

•
The COMMITTEE for Conducting the ELECTION of Messrs.
RORSFALL and TURVER, in this Ward SIT DAILY, at Mr.
H LLIDAY' s COFFEE ROUSE, where every' information may
be obtained. T. D. ANDERSON, Chairman.
Committee I.IOOM. 13th M"rch. 1857.

HORSFALL AND TURNER FOR EVER!

KIRKDALE WARD.

The COMMITTEE for Conducting the ELECTION of Messrs.
HORSE/kW. and TURNER, in this Ward, SIP DAILY, at Mr.
SCARtSdRICK'S, 17, Castle street, Kirk-lale, where ever. infor-
mation may be obtained. THOS. F. HOSKEL.L, Chairman.
Committee Room, 13th March, 1857.

ORSFALL AND TURNER, FOR EVER !

SCOTLAND WARD.

The COMMITTER for Conducting the ELECTION of Messrs.
HORSFALL andTURNER, In this Ward, SIT DAILY. at Linakees,
THE CASTLE INN, Scotland-road. where every inf.rmation may
be obtained JAMES BD FtROUGH ES, Chairman.
Committee Room, 13th March, 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

AGENTS FOR,

RADCLIFFE'g
(LATE HARRISON, RADCLIFFE, AND BLUNT),
PRIZE KITCHENER•

WANTED, AN APPRENTICE.

GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN
Can have a good DINNER, including a glass of sparkling Welsh
Ale, at Sid and upwards, at the
GOAT HOTEL and RESTAURANT,
20, PETER'S LANE

(Near St. Peter's Church). Liverpool.

Hot Joints, Soups, Poultry, Fish, &c., from Tivelve:to Four eally,
Importer of the far-famed WELSH ALE, and dealer in Wins
and Spirits of a superior quality.
EDWARD BARNES. Proprietc,r.

Smoking an 4 News.rooms attached. Tea, Coffee, Chnps, Steaks,
&C., at all hours. London and Liverpool papas, and Carnarvon
Herald.

SELLING OFF,
PREVIOUS TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS.
lIROE, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER,
• AND WATOIIMAKPR,
54, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(NEXT DOOR TO TEE LEVEE ESTA BLIFIDI ENT.)
Is now SELLING OF F the whole of his Valuable (STOCK,
conslstlne of
FASHIONABLE JEWELLERY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS,
New and Second-hand SILVER PLATE, PLATED ARTICLES,
JET ORNAMENTS, Handsome CLOCKS, BRONZES,
BARO E E RS, THE RAI OME E RS, &c.,
All of which will be Sold off much under the usual Prices, to effect
a Clearance of the Stock previous to the alterations.

5000 SHOPKEEPERS' HANDBILLS, 1.55.
BY CHARLES witLmER,
GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE,
19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

THE SCREW STEAMER CIRCASSIAN•

The screw steamer Circassian, Captain Powell, whisk
sailed from this port on Saturday, the 7th inst., retail!:
to the Mersey on Saturday last, after experienninice
succession of the most terrific gales, which blew :-
sails to ribbons from the bolt ropes. _ sprung
bowsrit, deck, Sze. Wo are pleased to learn that
ship behaved in the most admirable manner, and LP-
passengers speak in the highest terms of her, and ha d
expressed their determination to remain by the 04/, ~-•
have presented a very complimentary address to
captain, in which they tended their best thanks to hiro
fe
theht:
the kindness, attention, and courtesy received by
during their stay on board, and whilst regretting the
return of the ship, without accomplishing the object or Of
voyage, they heartily concur with his judgment in adoPtillhe
the course he did, namely, putting back to Liverpool. 54-il
owners of the Circassian have behaved in the most fibetif
manner towards the passengers, and are paying all tliev
expenses incurred by her return to port. The shiPht,
machinery worked with perfect regularity, and
attained the speed of 280 nautical miles one day, 0114 314
weather was comparatively moderate. We may ten* r
that the ship remained perfectly tight. A large 1111113 n
of men are at present at work upon her, and it is 1144
that she will be ready to put to sea again by t 043511
(Tuesday).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

PERSIA.

pfAt,?eo",-nts from Persia do not confirm the march
Tqe English troops into the interior.
cap the camp at Bushire much suffering was
,rted by sickness.
of nto news given by the Jou)nal de Constantinople,
wit,..ure invasion of the Russians in Bokhara is
ittr,"nt foundation, but the mission of Bokhara
'onstantinople is confirmed:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

CHINA.

The Constitutionnel contains the following article
on Chinese affairs :—" In all probability a powerful
British squadron with a landing force will shortly
appear in the China sea, and will suffice, if not to
engage in a general war against the celestial empire,
at least to guarantee the security of the European
navigation along the coast, to protect the island of
Hong Kong from any serious danger, and, if neces-
sary, to protect the establishment of Shanghai. The
factories of Canton,the establishment of Whampoa,
and the opium station of Lin-ting have been aban-
doned by the Europeans. Should the Court of
Pekin take part wih the Governor of Canton, foreign
merchants will be compelled to evacuate the
ports of Fou-tscheou-fou, Amoy, and of Ning-po,
where they are too limited in number to organise a
proper means of defence. The port of Shanghai
to which we have already alluded, remains in the
hands of the English ; the Europeans occupy a
separate quarter, which they fortified in 1853, and
maintained against the attacks of the insurgents.
They can be, moreover, protected by the cannon of
the vessels of war anchored before their factories,
and by a land force which could be transported
there by an English squadron, without any great
obstacles. The defence of the English will be
concentrated on two points—Hong Kong, where
the merchants of Canton and Whampoa have taken
refuge, and Shanghai, which has become the most
important port for European commerce. Should
the English be. compelled to abandon Shanghai,
Hong Kong will offer them a certain refuge, and
there would be established the head quarters of
the new Chinese war.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

SELLING OFF

A LARGE STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET FURNITURE,
AT 18, ISLINGTON.
WILLIAM TURNER informs his Friends and the Public generally, that he as for Sale a large
assortment of tirst-class UPHOLSTERY and CABINET GOODS ; and being about tomake alterations for
the entargment of his Show Rooms, he is induced to offer his extensive stock of superior FURNITURE, &c., manufactured under his
own supeaendente, of well se
.d materials, and goo
üblic.d orkratinEhtPr at Reduced Prices, in order to effect a speedy clearance, and
respectfullmy invites the attention and inspectio of the pw
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

public Xotfce.

TEN ratrrnDs REWARD.
OST, at the Fancy Dress Ball, at St. George's
LA Hail, on Tuesday evening, the 3rd inst,, a BROOCH,
with diamonds set in silver, in form of a bunch of flowers with
leaves. Whoever will bring the same to J. Mayer, 68, Lord street,
the reward.

.hall receive

e above

111-I L; LIVERPOOL MASTER MARINERS'
ASSOCIATION.
The SEVENTH QUARTERLY MEETING of the TRUSTEES,
COMMITTEE MEMBERS, and MEMBERS of 'he above Associa-
tion, will be held at the Assoc'iation's Rooms, 24, Great George
Square, on Tiro RAWLY first, the igth inst , at 6.30 p.m. As subjects
of importance will be submitted to the consideration of the Meeting,
it is partieutarly requested that all parties interested, attend.
By order,
A. MACDIARMID, Secretary.
:Liverpool, March 12, 1357.

. _
ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THE
REPEAL OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.
—Office, 10, Ampton Place, Gray's Inn Road.
President—T. Milner Gibson, M.P.
Treasurer —J. Alfr,cl Novello. Sub-treasurer—Dr. John Watts.
Chairman—Richard Moore. Secretary—C. D. Collett.
NOTICE TO PAPER-al AKERS.
The association has every reason to believe that the irregularities
and anomalies incidental to the collection rf the paper duty, are
quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in
exposing, as ,o,nected with the adverti,ement duty and the news-
paper stamp. Nothing will tend so much to the abolition of the
p ,per duty as a systematic ottack upon the injustice which it inflict
in individual cases. The association will therefore feel obliged by
any addition to its information on this subject, and will be ready to
consider the practicability of ol:taining redress in auy individuals
case of grievance.
Subscriptions to be paid to MeEsrs. Prescott and Grote, Thread-
nerdla street; to the treasurer, J. A. Novello. 69, Dean-street,
Sono; or to the sub-treasurer, Dr. Wa ts, Hilldrop Crescent,
Holloway.
All other communications should be addressed to the secretary.—
By order of the Committee, C D. COLLET Secretary,
10, Ampton Pi ce. Grav's Inn Road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

March 13. John and Mary 'Pernambuco
Faith New Calabar Hiawatha .....Tatmagouche, &c.
African Alexandr tiWilliarn Jarvis ... Shanghae
Buena Moza Bllboa, Rm. Frankfort Tries e. &c.
Enterprise
Mentor Lagu ,yra, &c 'Lida (a.)
Arethusa
Garland Newfoundl4nri Morning Light New York
Union Ostend aad Ghent Louis Napoleon.... Arichat, C.B.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

reason.

The origin of their existence may 1)-3 traced to its prime-
7al stage, utter antipathy to labour, or a degree of "fa,,§t,
tess;" aIZ courses of vice seem centred in these. Emerging

(in many cases) from imprisonment for dishonesty, they
take up w'th young women, who are compelled to seek
iniquitous earnings to support their abominable paramours•
A lticky stroke of fortume, sometimes enasles them to rent
a house and found an estab7shment—there are upwards of
a hundred places of this description, ready furnished, to be
had at the rate of from one pouni to • three pounds ten per-
iveek—until they can possees a house of their own. They
may be seen in. Billiard rooms, d inc:ng rooms; supper
rooms, or Public houses, which keep open all night, lying
in wait for an object of their fiendish ;arts, on whom they
may pounce with the avidity• of a beast of prey, and who
hereafter. shall perchance curse them as the authors of
their-ruin.

POLICE INTELLIGENC E.—YESTnIIDAY.

LIV iTPOOL.

BEFORE MJ. MANSFIELD.

XiAISING A PINT." man, very much resembling a
house•mop (in appearance) who gave his name a 3 Donald
Campbell, was charged with stealing a Macintosh coat,
value 255. The prisoner is a man who "knocks about"
cab stands, and it appeared that ha lOok the coat, according
to his own account, in order to " raise a pint." He was
sent to jail for a month.
Susrrotons; —Mary Parkington, John Price, and Eliza-
bmeatnh •Slitni itcba,nwneirneg....cpblaaergeed own'isluisapmaiAonnooefrhaoanvirsigtartte)dhbetdbaat
about twelve o'clock the previous nighi, he was at the
corner of South John-strEe., when he saw the first named
prisoner pars with a man, who was drunk. They sat down
on some steps, when the prisoner c mmenced searohing his
pockets, and thew' the other prisoners tame up and assisted
her. He went towards them,_ when the prisoners made
off. He followed and had -them ar-este but when he
went back he could not find the man. Mr. Black, for
the prisoners, submitted that the evidence was nots sufficient
to convict the prisoners, and his worship agreeing, dis-
charged them.
WHAT IS .A.NNOYANC ?—Mr. Matthew Jervis • was
charged with annoying Mr. Earp, in his shop in Lord street.
The history of the case was this. • The defendant made a
glass sign of some sort • for -Mr. Earp, for which h:e was to
get £5. A dispute arose about the paymnt,..in noose •
ponce of Mr. Earp that the work was not done
in time. -The defendant, -in an.3war to this, said .he did
not get the work for two days after he should have had it
from Mr. Earp, and this ctused him to be two days late is
its execution. Then. a difference occtirred about 2s for a
telegraphic message, •and when defendant went to ask for
his money, the diSpate. came 'to such A climax that the
defendant was given in charge for annoyance. Mr.
IClanfield told Mr. Jervis that he could recover.his money
by other means, and that discharged him.

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTCY COURT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

AFTER NLXM WEEK.

Oa THURSDAY, the 4th June n-xt, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Office, 15, Exchaege-hulTzge,
60 To Para
IS Tots Ceara Scrap 1 INDIARUBBER.
17 Bag • :'ouch Amer:can
Will be open for in,pection prior to the sale.—Ter catalogues and
further particulars app'y to J. H. RAYNER & CO., ~rokera.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

SPOKEN.

In Let. Lon.
May 2.. Warbler ......... - .43 NN. W.
April 4 ..Thomas Bell from Liverpool to Calcutta, on
the equator ..... . ..24 W,
April-27.. Westb urn, for the West Indies .. • • 4l N.. 16 W.
May 15—Richmond ............
May 5.. Panola, for Quebec.
March 1.. Delhi, from Liverpool to Calcutta

blay 6..Gaunilet, for Pernambuco
Ilis3Nigttingalo, from Liverpool to Rio Grande 3 N.. 25 W.

FOR!IGN roRTs.

Orontes (s.s.), Watson, hence at Constantinople, after being on shore
in the liar: our of Salonica.
Andes (s.s.), hence at constantinop'e.
Aleppo (s.s.), Peters, from Peyout at Constantinople.
Thessalia (s.s.), Flynn, from Smyrna at Constantinople, and pro-
ceeded on her return, May 9.
Kangaroo (s.s.), Knaggs, from Alexandria at Constantinople.
Arno (s.s.), from Palermo at Messina, and left for Corfu.
Creole, Howes; Favourite, Burgett; and Elwy, Ley—all hence at
Helvoet.
Sallandt sailed from Smyrna, May S; Clam Tholen, from Terra-
gone, May 12; and Margaret, May 9, and Robinsons, May 10, both
from Cronstadt—all for Liverpool.
Cambria (R.M.S.) bailed from Marseilles for Malta, May IS, with
the outward Australian mails.
Young Ma guts, hence at Civlta Vecchia, May 12.
Earl of Carlisle, hence at Long Hope, Hay 14.
\'itch, hence at Long H pe, May 15.

BIRTHS.
On the 17th inst., at Old Swan, Mrs. John Miller, jun., cf a son.
On the 17th inst , at Glasgow, Mrs. collard, of a son.
On the 21st inst., Mrs. G. Coward, Chasworth-street, Edge-hil', of
a son.
On the 21st inst., at Derby-place, Edge-lane, the wile of Mr.
George S. \Villiegs, of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

LO D: I\.T TALL( -NV. MARKET.-MAY 22.

Tbn inazket i (mu, at th, subjoin.- d quotations Town tallow, 56s
nett cash ; Pet;.rstairg Y. C. on the hpot, 575; May ~nd dune, 57a;
July and Sept( m",er. 56s 6 ; October and December, 565.

11013CYLIGH HOP MARKET.—MAY 22.
The market for all hops is ve,y firm and fine hops scarce. A few
hop flies have, it Ls said, male their appearance in the plantations
pretty anent' ly.

LONDON CORN MARKET —MAY 22.
I With Clod arrivals 0: farOgn wheat, and tln itnpr,ved tone In moat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

CHARGES MODERATE.

ALLS OPP'S

AST INDIA PALE ALE

Quarts...... ......
Pints
Imperial had-pints

.
,
...... ..... .... 2! 4d par dozen.

Bottled with especial care, and now in excellent condition for
%mediate use.

GEORGE BOYER & CO.,
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANTS

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

sNtitil tip Stutton.

GEORGE TURNER,
AUCTIONEER,
ACCOUNTANT. AND ESTATE AGENT,
OFFICES—No. 34, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL; AND
TOWN HALL, ST. HELENS.
Sales conducted In town or country. Valuations taken. Advances
on goods for immediate disposal. Sale and rent accounts promptly
settled. Exectorship and other accounts arranged. A Register of
Properties and Trades to be Sold or Let.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

TIIE ENFIELD RIFLE.

In reply to Mr. Stanley,
Sir John Ram,..den stated that the new Enfield aifle
cartridges were to made, that the necessity of biting was
obviated.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL BILLS, AND TIIE POOR RATES.
In answer to Lord Goderich,
Ilr• Adderley sa,d, that clauses authorising any
ehauge in the poor rates, hat been omitted from the
Industrial school

MAGISTRATES ON TILE GOLD COAST.
In reply to Mr. Pittrick O'Brien,
Mr. Labouchere said that neither of the magistrates
who were reported in 1853 to be slave holders on the gold
Coast, nor the ma i4rate who refused to furnish comman-
der Phillips, of the P lyphemus, with information respect-
ing the slave trade, now hold commissions of the peace,

HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY AND EPSOM.
In answer to a question, •
Lord Palmerston said be should propose the adjournmebt
of the hone over Tuesday next, it being the day on which
Iler Majesty's Birthday would be kept, and the next day
the sprts at Epsom took place, and it was the custom of
the house not to meet on that occasion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

LIVERPOOL CORN ININRKET7MA.Y. 22.

The advance obtained on wheat at our market this morning, is
generally 2d to 3d per bushel, upon the currencies of Tuesday last,
and in exceptional ca." such as middle qualities of American red, a
som,what greater improvement has been realised ; a fair, if not ex-
tensive amount cf business has been done, chiefly for consumption,
and with improved reports of other leading:markets by telegraph, the
trade closes vary strcng. Flour 61 to is per barrel and sack higher,
with more demand.
Barley, beans. oats, and oatmeal, steady sale, at previous rates.
Indian corn 6d per quarter dearer, with a fair extent of business
doing.,
rr;vals from the 19th to the 21st May, 1957, inclusive :—lnto
Liverpool from Ireleod—Wheat, 440 qra; barley, 1.‘,52 gra ; malt, 22
qrs ; oats, 1,759 qrs : oatmeal, 1,194 sacks ; flour, 590 sacks ; 10 brls.
oss! wise—Wheat 126 qrs ; barley, lo qrs : malt, 610 qrs ; oats, 790
; oatmeal. 13 tacks. Canada, gre.—vi-heat, 609 qrs. United
States—Wheat, 1,863 qrs ; Indian ccrn, 3.093 qrs ; flour, 19,637 brl
Europe, he ,t, 69 qrs ; beans, 13 qrs; pease. 9 qr..; flour, 500
brls. Egypt—Wheat 3,333 qrs; barley, 2 500 qrs. Total—Wheat.
6.410 qrs ; barley, 3,562 qrs ; malt, 632 qrs; oats, 2,549 qrs ; beans,
13 qrs; pease. 9 qrs: Indian corn, 8,993 qrs; oatmeal. 1,207; flour,
890 Packs; 20,107 brls. J. MAKIN & SONS.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—MAY 22.
There w s vo change in prices today, and the previ•_ us dullness
stili prevailrt in the market.

1,()N PRoDM-F. 'MARKET.- MAY 22.

no sa.—The demand continues very steady, but, in consequence
of the small quant:ty on offer, the amount of business doing is limited.
Rutin-id a so cost nue. in good request at rath r higher prices.
COFFEE.—For co!, desr,ript!ons the market has a very firm
appearance. Fore gn is in rather less request.
TEA Is wit' out mat. rid alteratiun. Common congon Is id buyers,
but iew selle!s.
Cocoa sold at rather easier rates ; grey to good red Trinidad, 79s
to 89s 6d.
FIWIT.—TiIe market continues dull and [motive.
Rice —l'rivately, middling white Bengal has been sold at lls ; in
public sale, 1 400 bars; good middling and good white sold at lb fid
to 128; and y.art of 200 casks Carolina at 265 6.1, duty paid.
PEPPER.-50 bags Singapore white sold steadily at Sid to SI?.
Pi MENTO.-50 baps bought in at 41. d.
SAGO. - 50 boxes pearl sold at iess • d to 269.
Oil s. —The market for linseed has an upward tendency, but at
present there is no quotable change in prices For rape oils there Li
more demani, and they are held firmly at previous rats.
METALS.—Scotch pig, spelter, and tin are quiet, and without change.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

MARRIAGES

On the sth inst., at Neufchatel, Switzerfann, Mr. James Bradshaw,
of Manchester. to ia:ise Jemima Sloan. of this town.
On the 20th instant, at the Brixton Unitavian Chapel, Effra-road, by
tne Rev. James Martineau, of Liverpo.,l, t.viltit.m Thomss Greenhow,
Esq.. of the tt:iddle Templa,barrister-at-lan.v. to Marion, eldest danz,h-
ter of the lat 3 Charles M.ttineau, Esq., of Tulse-hill.
On the 18th inst , at Upton IL it, near Birkenhead, the wife of
William Inman, E'q., of a daughter.
On the 19th 'met., at Chelte ham, by the R2V. Archdea:on Boyd.
incumbent oft hritA Church, Major Smyth'', Madras Engineers,
of Hilton, Shropshire, to Mary, daughter of Captain Deft. s, Royal
Navy.
On the 21st inst., at Beblngton Church, by the Rev. William
Fielden, fourth son of the late Mr. Thomas Gaskell, of Chorley, to
Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Mr. James Trotter, of Hai:
town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

TUESDAv

On TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, at 11.a1f-p3,st One o'clock, at the
Brokers' 0.01,,e, 10, -hapel,trea,,
4eo 3'ocls Patagonian G UANO.
just arrived ex El ze Charles.—Apply to E. Z wilchenbart and Co.,
Merchants; er to A. R. COX & CO., Brokers.

On TUESDAY c exe. t:7e 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
500 Baas BICE,
BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Broyers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

BEIPORE MR. COMMISSIONER STEVENSON.

In re MWARTY.AND On .—This else was resumed yes-
terilay. Mr. Fletcher expl:dned that he appeared for the
as;ignees, and-was instructed to opp6se by one of theta,.
Mr: Bryce Allan, who was not himself a creditor, but
was nominated by Mr. Alexander Denny. The other
assignee, .who was also-a creditor, Lad instructed lijm not
to offer any opposition. It appeared alsl, that Mr. Bryce
Mien had left this country for America, pre:ioas to the
bankrupts passing their last .examinatinn Aker some
discussion, .during which the counsel for the bankrupts
held that, under the circumstances, the only opposition was
that of Mr. Alexander Denny, and that he was opposing on
his own acconn., the caurt ruled that these facts be revrded
before proceeding with the examination. The exami-
nation closed soon afterwardA, -and the argument oa. the
ques'ionof certificate wilt be heard en Monday.

PUB i CAN'S' AND BEE RSELLEP.S' CASES.

BEFORE MR. STITT AND MR.SANDS.

Mr. John Chatteras, a publican, of Bana,stre-street, was
summoned for trading on the Sabbath. Tae case was
heard, but in consequence of the disparagement in the evi-
dence of the police officer who laid the charge, and the
witnesses who ware called for the deftrplant, the case was

"ismissed.
Ann Yoxham, a publican, of Parnell-street, was, also
summoned for Sunday trading, but as the police officers;
could not substantiate the charge, that, like the former ones
was also dismissed.
Several owners of beer-houses were also summoned for,
trading on the Sabbath, and, where •he cases were clearly
proved, the parties were fined in the mitigated penAlty. of
2s. 6d. and costs.
The parties fined were—William Robinson, of Wood-
street; Margaret Thornton, of Wolfe-street; Edward
Hughes, of Beau-street: Patrick Finnegan, of Acllisgton-
street ; Jame M'Givern and Jane Bond, of Milford. street ;
and John Towers, of Cecil-street.
The otipz,r cases were dismissed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

NEW WRIT.

On the motion of Mr H er, a new writ was ordered
to be iksoed for Penryn and Eslmouth, in the room of Mr.
1, • G. Baring, who has accepted the office of one of the
lords of the Admiralty.

THE ARMY ESTIMATES,
Mr. W. Williams gave notice that. on the motion for
going into committee of supply on the army estimates, he
should move that the said estimates be referred to a select
committee.

THE BALLOT.
Mr. H. Berkley gave notice that he should bring for-
Ward his motion on the ballot soon after Whitsuntide.

PHILLIP'S RIFLE.

In reply to Colonel
Sir J, hu Ramsden stated that experiments had been
alade already, at a short range, with Colonel Phillip's
611 e, and as soul as arrangements for the purpose were
completed, they would be tested at a longer and more
Eatibfactory range..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

N 0 TICE 0 F
FROM 59 TO 27, ST.
OF THE
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ARTIFICIAL FLOWER

R E M O V A L
ANNE-STREET,

AND
MILIT ARY FEATHER ESTABLISHMENT,
(WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,)
27, ST. ANNE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
GEORGE GRINDLE (late BURGESS), the longest established in the trade in Liverpool, and late of
Manchester, begs respectfully to inform the public and his numerous supporters, that he has on hand at his
N E W ES TABLISHMEN T,
27, ST. ANNE-STREET

a splendid assortment of FRENCH and ENGLISH A R T,I FIC I A L FLOWERS, in every variety, which he is now
OFFERING at UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES. Thislaffords an opportunity to Milliners and others that has seldom been met
with of late years in this town; and a visit to his Establishment, No. 27, ST. ANNE-STREET, will satisfactorily bear out this statement.
FEATHERS CLEANED and DYED to any Pattern under an hour.
Ostrich Funeral Plumes. Hatters', Milliners', and all kinds of Fancy Feathers Manufactured on the Premises.
Ostrich Feathers in the raw state purchased in large or small quantities.
N.B.—A new Hearse for Sale. Price One Hundred and Sixty Guineas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

MEDICAL ADVICE.

DR. EVEREIVif.k.6.§:,-§urgeon to the
Newton Hospital, 17, UPPER PITT STREET,
two doors from Great George•sgnare, Liverpool, continue; to be con-
sulted on all cases of a private or other nature; his great experience
and successful treatment insures to those requiring skilful and confi-
dential medical treatment a speedy and successful cure; ithe
mode of treatment practised by him with so much success for
the last 35 years is unknown to any member of the profession, and
unrivalled for its wonderful effects in all disorders arising from excess
or imprudence, comprising nervous debility, painful dreams, affection
of mind and memory, general langour, consumptive symptoms, rheu-
matic pains, and all of the many disorders induced through tbe prac-
tice of a certain vice ; he also guarantees the effectual eradication of
slight cases of secret and scorbutic diseases in the short space of
three days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

THOS. PARK.

"Let

APARTMENTS in the Country,—One or Two
Gen'lemen can be accomm dated with a handsomely
garnished Sittingroom and two Bedrooms, in a pleasant and healthy
situation, within four miles of the Exchange, and ten minutes walk
from a railway statir. An omnibus passes the gate.—Address
M. A. F., Northern Times office.

PARKGATE.—TO be LET, a large twelve-room
FAMILY HOUSE, in complete repair, only £25
per annum, opposite the River Dee, with good garden (and field if
required), suitable for a respectable lodging !tense. Also. ON SALE,
Freehold LAND for ene house, with a quantity of Bricks, Ste.—apply
to Mr. W. Johnson, wholesale haberdasher and hosier, 14, Duke-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

THE whole of the new and well-selected STOCK of Mr. F. L. GILLIS, 94, Bold-street, comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. DRAWING DINING ROOM CLOCKS, BRONZES, SILVER AND PLATED ARTICLES,
Together with a large and choice
ASSORTMENT OF JEWELLERY,
Selling for a short time
AT HALF THE USUAL. (TICE.
Also, a quantity of the Finest WHITBY JET, in BROOCHES, CHAINS, B SACELETS, &c., &c.

OBelavzl-94, BOLD-STREET.

GUTTA PtII,;.CHA.
GUT T A PERCHA

R E D U C E D.

GUTTA PERCHA SHEET
GUTTA PERCIIA SOLES AND HEELS .
AT HELLEWELL'S.
:WHOLESALE DEALER. IN INDIA RUBBER ♦YD GIITTA PERCHA,
2 and 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, and 53, CASTLE-STREET, Corner of Harrington-street.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.

Captains, Merchants, Shippers, and the Fublic can be Supplied by HENRY GRANT only, Sole Bottler of Guinness's Extra Stout.
Quarts, 5s 6d per Doz ; Pints, 3s 9d per Doz. Scotch or Burton Ales, Mild or East India Pale. Quarts, Os 6d per Doz. ; Pints, 4s 3d per
Doz. The above includes Bottles, Wiring, and Packing, and sent free on board any ship in Liverpool Decks. All orders entrusted to his
care shall have immediate and best attention, and will be guaranteed to be genuine, well matured, to suit all climates.

OBSERVE 1
HENRY GRANT, UNITED STATES HOTEL,
66 & 67, WATERLOO ROAD, OPPOSITE napeLnitn DOCK.
One Shilling for Empty Bottles, and sent for, free of charge, to any Ship.
WINE, SPIRITS, CORDIALS, Lin Bond and Doty Paid, at Low Prices.

THE CHEAPEST PAPER HANGINGS IN LIVERPOOL,
AT

204,

L 0 ND ON.R 0 A D,
(Five Doors from Daulby Street).

The Proprietor announces to the Public that the Choicest Selection of the Newest Designs in French and English
PAPER HANGINGS,

• Are to be had at his Establishment, at prices considerably Lower than at any other Establishment or Saleroom in
Lancashire. Builders and Large Consumers supplied at Trade Prices.

ARTHUR WARD,
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER HANGINGS,
204, LONDON ROAD,
LIVERPOOL.

BEDS, LIFE-BELTS, &c., &c.,
Reduced in Price,
AT HELLE'WELL'S,
AIR-PROOF, WATER-PROOF, INDIA-RUBBER, AND GUTTA PERCHA DEPOT
E 2 and 3, QUADRANT, LIME STREET ; and_33, CASSTLE STREET, Corner of Harrington Street.

AI R-P R 0 OF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

OBSERVE 1 12, PEMBROKE PLACE.

• NEW DEPARTMENT.
JCRIPPS begs to state that he has now ADDED the FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT to
. those of SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, and FURS, and that he has opened it by a very favourable
purchase of part of the Stock of Messrs. Johnson and Nephew, Bankrupts, London, at a discount of 33 per cent. from the cost price.
It includes every variety of Norwich SPRING DRESSES, in Double Skirts and Flounces. Plain French DE LAINES, in
all colours, Paturle and Cs. 's make, Plain and Err broldered Fn nch MERINOS, Elegant French BAREGE ROBES, last year's
pat rns, at nearly half price, and every variety of Dress suitable for Mourning.
He has also bought several thousand pounds' worth of New SILKS, being a Manufacturer's Stock, very much under the
present price. The alsove are marked in Plain Figures. at the Reduced Prices.

WAREHOUSE FOR FANCY DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES. AND FURS,
1 4 AND 16, 13OLD S TREET, LIVERPO L.
JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND THE TRADE.

LOUIS SELIG, •
WHOLESALE TO Y, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY WAREHOUSE,
44 and 46, LIME STREET (one stair up), first entry from Elliot Street,
Has constantly on hand as follows :—TOBACCONIST ARTICLES of every description; TOYS, too
numerous to mention ; PORTMONIES of all qualities ; LADIES' BAGS, in Plush, Morocco leather, and
American cloth, steel and brass framed ; FANCY BASKETS, in immense variety ; WALKING STICKS ;
English and foreign CHINA FIGURES and ORNAMENTS ; WAX FIGURES under glass shades; Wax,
Crying, and leather DOLLS all sizes; new Transparent (light) PICTURES; STATIONERY articles of
every description; all kinds of English, French, and German fancy BR A.CELETS, BROOCHES, and
TRINKETS, for presents, too numerous to mention. Shopkeepers will find this the cheapest wholesale
place in Liverpool.
OBSERVE-44 and 46 LIME STREET. opposite the Edinburgh Castle Hotel. One stair up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

ARRIVAL OF THE S. S. KHERSONESE

The screw steamship Khersonese, belonging to
the North Atlantic Steam Navigation Company,
arrived in the river yesterday morning from Port-
land, Halifax, Nova Scotia, and St. John's, New-
foundland. In addition to her cargo, she has
£2,000 in specie, 35 passengers, and a mail ; she
brings no news of importance. On Sunday, the
17th inst, about 9.30 p. ru, while a strong breeze
was blowing, and the ship going at the rate of
fifteen knots per hour, suddenly the engine went
rapidly round• The ship was hove to, and it was
found that the screw was gone. She proceeded
under full sail, and arrived at 10 a. Ica. Previous
to the accident she had been making good speed,
having logged 32. ti miles in one day. Subsequent
to the accident she was detained by light winds
till Thursday, when a fresh breeze sprang up.

Tea LATE FAILURE IN PARIS.—It is stated that legal
steps have been taken for the pursuit of M. Chas. Thur.
nessen, who is supposed to have sailed by the Arabia, from
Liverpool, on Saturday, and that his surrender will be
applied for under the extradition treaty between France
and the -United States. iieanwhile his friends, both in
Paris and London, and also those who are connected with
the Credit Mobilier, are endeavouring to create an impres-
sion that the amount of his defalcations have been greatly
exaggerated. There is no reason, however, to suppose
that such is the case, but when the failure of M. Place, for
£BOO,OOO, occurred last year, there was a similar disposi-
tion to conceal the scope of the disaster.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

Jaaflipar fotictis.

CHEAP TRIPS will leave the MONKS' FFRRY
STATION. Birkenhead, at 815 a.m. On SATUR-
DAY, May 30, and EVERY DAY in WHIT WEEK allowing tO
return any day to Saturday, June 13, as per bills. Fares there and
back (First Class double the amount ): ro Holywell or Mold, 386 d;
Rhyl, ss; Conway, 5s 6d; Bangor, 6s 6d ; Carnarvon, 7s ; tiolyhead,
8s; Dublin, lOs 6d. Tickets and bills at the stations, bills at 13,
James's-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. Stanley's, Manchester.

THE LONDON and NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY, Hereby Give NOTICE,
that an ALTERATION will take place in the RATES of CARRIAGE
by Railway, between Liverpool and Manchester, Stockport, Ashton-
under-Lyne, Staleybridge. Lee., Mossley, Glossop, and intermediate
and adjacent places, on and after MONDAY, Ist June next, particulars
of which may be known on application at any of their offices.
By order, R. S. CARTER, Live! pool,
Goods Manager's Office, E. B. NODEN, Manchester.
Liverpool, May 16, 1857.

BEAT WEF T ERN RAILWAY.

WHITSUN HOLIDAYS.

SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS
TO
LEAMINGTON, OXFORD, AND LONDON,
ON MONDAY, JUNE Isl., AN ON THE BTH AND 15rn, 1857.
TO LEAMIN,.TON AND BA K.
First C1a55......
TO 22a 6d. Covered CarrßACKiages....los Od.
OXFORD AN .
First Class .....31s od. Covered C.,rriages.. —145 6d.
TO LONDON AND BACK
First Class.... 37s Od. Covered Carriages....l7s Od.
DAY TRIP, on MONDAY, JII E Ist.
TO SHREWSBURY OR WELLINGTON AND BACK.
First Class.. • ... 63 Od. Covered Carriages.... 3s 6d.
TO WOLVERHAMP i ON AND BACK.
First Class...—. Os fid. Covered Carriages.... 5s 6d.
TO BIRMINGHAM AND BACK.
First Class.. —.los 6d. Covered Carriages.... 6s 6d.
For Tickets, Bills, and further information respecting hours of de-
parture and ',return, apply at the Great Western Office, James-street,
Liverpool, and at Monk's Ferry Station, Birkenhead.
N .B.—Apply for Tickets by Great Western Railway.

REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

WHTSUN HOLIDAYS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

Vartha Francisco

j Emilie

:.N3tunns

~ ......::tett~n

..Stockholm

P.en (13berg Com pa,gnie .

OUT PORTS.

—Arrivad—Allian(e from Mauritius.
Qaoenstown, May 22.—Arrived—Britannia, from Rio—and Herche
Helena, Manganilla. Off.—Eldorado, Callao.
Deal. —Arrived—Levant, Joaes, from Antwerp for Liverpool.
Portland.—Arrived off—Great Petar,l4,Josephim for Norway. •
Start —Arrived off—Anglia, !tall, from Cslcutta for London.
Pentland Firth, May 15.—Passed—Trident, Cregie, from Liverpool
for Cronstadt. Nay IG.—Maria French, Farley, Liverpool for Cron.
stadt. May 17.—Hoary Wcoley, Eouer, 1 iverpool for Gronstatt.
Wick, May 18.—Paned—Edit- Hell, from Liverpool for Cronstadt.
Longhope.—Arrived—Earl of Carlisle, from Liverpool for
Cronstadt.
.7;;Dublin, May 22.—Arrived—Jane, from Ham'mar,,,--G lacliator,
Danizic—aud Ellen, liber..cr. Sailcd.,—Vesta; for Lon:an—and
Emily (0.5.), Glasgow.

11.kRITT11:1

LIVERPO-OL, May 22.
A schooner, outward bound, aground near No. per chart 64, at 3 40
p.m., has no signals of distress flying.
Buis, May 18.—Elilza Bell, Breeze, of a,d from Liverpool to Cron.
stadt, grounded upon the Ness of Duncan's Bay, May 16, got off with-
out damage, and proceeded yesterday.
Whitehaven, May 21 —The bligantine Bainbovr, from
Waterford, is on ~hors twelve miles south of St. Bees Head.

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the Ericsson (s.s.), arrived here:rem New York ; sailed
May 9, at 12 35 p.m., with Fasssengers and freight :
May 10, in lat. 44 05 N., lon. 44 \V., exchanged signals with ship
Stadneona, barque Faside, and brig Erin, all bound west.

Report of the Kheraoneze ), arrived here, haTing left
Portland Bay May 2, Halifax May 7, and Newfoundland May 10. She
was towed into port by two steam-tugs, having broken the shaft of
h:r screw fire days since, off Rathlin qand. She accomplished the
distance of 326 miles cne day. she has brought 35 passengers and
the mail. _ _

Report by the Tonowanda, Julius, arried here from Ph ladelphia.
Spoke In 1 at. Lon.
May 7.. Philomela
May 11.. Aust alia
May 10.. Fordenskjold.
May 17.. Centurion, from New York t.-.) Liverpool
May 17 ..Elizabath Dancau, bound to Demerara .... .... 49 N.. 21 W.
May 19.. Somerset, from Liverpool fur -, off Cape Clear.

Report of the Frghland Chief, Stardevant, arrivcd here from
Savannah.
On the 21st May, off Tuskar, spoke the City of Washington (s.s.),
from Liverpool to New York.

Report by the Andrias,Clansen. arrived here from Singar.ore.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April 1.. Jane Morice (barque), hence to Port Natal 0 30 S.. 21 30 W.
April I..Constmtine, London for Calmtta, out 35
days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

LINA BRANDST RUP,
Premiere Danseuse of the Royal Theatre, at Prague, having met with
a most enthusiastic reception on their debut in Liverpool, the
Management has felt it a duty to secure the attraction of these highly
Talented Artistes for the limited nnmber of nights they have at
their command, previous to visiting London.

THIS EVENING (SATURDAY),
IVANHOE; or, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER.

Isaac Mr. Baker; Sir Brian, Mr. Lunt; Wamba, Mr. Sto) le ; Ivan-
hoe, Mr. F. 1.. Villiers; Friar Tuck, Mr. J. W. Ray; Rebecca, Miss
Page; Lady Rowena. Miss Julia seagwick ; ; Elgiva, Mrs. Power ;
Ulrica, Mrs. J. Walton.
After which, the Comic Ballet of SALTERELLO,
Macdonald Signor C. Lauri I William Signor Lauri
Lucy Una Brands; rup Salterello.... Herr Horschelt.
1. Entree, by Lina Brandstrup-2. Pas Senl, Lina Brandstrup-
3. Scene of Dansomanie, Herr Honchelt-4. Highland Fling, Lina
Brandstrup-5. Scotch Pas de Deus. Signor Lauri and Miss Lauri-
6. Variation Grotesque, Herr Horschelt.
To conclude with the IRISH TUTOR.
Terry O'Rourke .. Mr. Baker.

Admission—Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Poxes, 25 6d ; Pit, is 6d ; Gal-
lery, 6d. The Box office open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, for
securing Seats in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxe4, which
may be had under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children
in arms will not be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six, to
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.

HENGLEIN GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE,
DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

STRAW BONNET DEPARTMENT.
A GRAND SHOW OF THE NEWEST BONNETS.-LIST

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

MIXED STRAW. STRAW AND TUSCAN HATS.
COLOURED STRAW.
BRAZILIAN HATS.
LEG HORN HATS.
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMINGS.
FANCY HATS.
BONNET TOPS AND CROWNS.
WILLOW BONNET SHAPES, NET SHAPES, WHITE AND BLACK.
-- , LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.
SILKS AND RIBBONS.
J. CARMICHAEL & CO, have fortunately secured abundant supplies of SILKS and RIBBONS, at old prices, in the newest
styles, and of excellent quality. In these departments many lots will be offered much under present value. The BLACK SILK Stock
is unusually large and well assorted. LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

TUSCAN AND STRAW.
FANCY BONNETS.
STRAW AND FANCY CHIP.
RICE.

FRENCH STAYS AND CORSETS.
Four new kinds of PATENT CORSETS, having every recent improvement in Fasteners, &c., and made of the Finest Linen Cotelle
French Rival Corsets, is 6id to 6s 6d.
........1 LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.
LIST OF DEPARTMENTS.
SILKS, FANCY DRESSES. MUSLINS, CALICOES
FRENCH MERINOES. BLANKETS,
COBUROS, PRINTS, HABERDASHERY, LACES,
LINENS, FLANNELS. • HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
CARPETS, FURNISHING, AND DEPARTMENTS FOR SHIP FITTING.

OUTFITTING, RIBBONS,
BONNETS, MILLINERY,
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
BOOTS AND SHOES, STAYS.
FUNERALS AND MOURNING.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.

ROBERTSON & MASON
Respectfully intimate that, anticipating the continued advance in the price of
Silk Goods, they made, during the Winter Al oaths, some very heavy purchases in Black Glace Silks,
Stripes, Brocades, Moire Silks, and Flounced Robes, which will now be found much under their present
value.

The following departments are also fully assorted for the present Season, with Fashionable Goods,
in all the most approved materials:—
STRAW BONNETS.
MILLINERY.
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS.
PARASOLS.
SHAWLS.
MANTLES.

FANCY DRESSES, IN FLOUNCES
AND DOUBLE SKIRTS.
CARMELITES.
BAREGES.
CIRCASSIANS AND TWILLS.
MUSLIN CURTAINS.

FUNERALS AND FAMILY MOURNING.

19 AND 20, OLD HAYMARKET, OPPOSITE MANCHESTER STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

PURE WATER.

T IPSCOMBES AND CO.'S PATENT SELF - CLEANING CHARCOAL FILTERS.

Manufacturers to the Queen, the Board of Ordnance, the Admiralty, &c., and recommended by Sir James Clarke, Sir Benjamin Brodie,
Dr. Holland, Dr. Clerk, Dr. Davies, and Dr, Chambers.
FROM Bs. 6d TO .4'4.

S. SUTTON AND CO., SOLE AGENTS,
27, NORTH JOHN STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES KEPT.

SUMMER FASHIONS

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
U G

PU G D A L E, &
TAILORS, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS,
HOSILERS, GLOVERS, SHIRT MAKERS,

B A T E,

AND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

AMERICAN TOOTH BRUSHES.

HONEY COMB SPONGES.
TITTERTON'S BAIR BRUSHES.
TITTERTON'S TOOTH BRUSHES.
1 GYLCERINE TOILET SOAP.
ROSS'S HAIR BRUSHES.

ND CAP PER,
:C CHEMISTS,
3LATER•STREST), LIVERPOOL.

THOMPSON A
BODICE OPATHII
43, BOLD-STREET (Opposite '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-23

SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

SHREWSBURY, WELLINGTON, WOLVERHAMPTON, BILSTON, WED-
NESBURY, WEST BROMWICH. BIRMINGHAM. WARWICK, LEA
MINGTON, BANBURY, OXFORD, FROME, YEOVIL, DORCHESTER,
WEYMOUTH. AND LONDON.

ON SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1857.
• TO SHREWSBURY OR WELLINGTON AND BACK.
First Class ..' . 6s. Covered Carriages ... 3s 6d.
TO WOLVERHAMPTON AND H&KI ___

First Class —.. 9s. Covered Carriages .. 5s 6d.
TO BILSTON, WEDN'ESBURY, R
O WEST BROMWICH,
AND A MC. _

First Class . .. 9s 9ti. Covered Carriages 5s 6d.
TO BIBMINGHAM AND BACK.
_ _

First Class . los 6d. Covered Carriages .... Gs 6d
TO WARWICK OR LEAMINGTON AND BACK.
First Class .... 13s. Covered Carriages Ss.
TO BANBURY AND BACK.
Fiat Class . 15s. Covered Carriages .... 9s.
TO OXFORD A •D BACK.
First Class ... 17s Gd. Covered Carriages 108 6d.
TO FROME, YEOVIL, DORCHESTER, OR WEYMOULH
AND BACK.

First Class 21s Covered Ca riages 15s.
TO LONDON ANL) B ,CK.

First Class .... 21s.

Covered Carriages .... 12s 6d

For tickets, bills, anti farther information respecting hours of
departure and return, apply to the Great Western Office, James-street,
Liverpool, or the Monks' F. rry tPtion. Birkenhead.
N.B.—Apply for Tickets by the Great Western Railway.

XXXXBURTON MILD ALES (Bass's)
In 41 and 9 Gallon Casks, at 7s 6d
and Iss; as also
ALLSOPP'S PALE BITTER ALE, at 8s 6d and 17s.
Delivered Free within a circuit of five Hiles.
ADDRESS:
THOMAS BOLTON,
FAMILY ALE AND PORTER MERCHANT,
110, DUKE STREET,
(Eleven doors above Slater street.)

JOSEPH DAVIS,

TAILOR AND DRAPER,

14, COLQUITT STREET,
Has received a New and Fashionable STOCK, suitable
for the season. He respectfully solicits an early inspection.