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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

CONSUMPTION, INFANTILE WASTING,
and all Cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, cured by
DUNCAN HOGARTII and Co.'s Pure Aromatised COD LIVER OIL,
with QUININE, manufactured at Newfoundland. Sold by all
Chemists, in bottles, 2s, Is 6d, and 6s each, secured by "Patent
Metallic Capsule," with full particulars and directions.

RE MOVE THE CAUSE, AND THE
EFFECTS WILL CEASE.—Acting upon the
principle set forth in these words, Kaye's Wo sdell's Pills destroy
disease by correcting those impurities of the blood and derange-
ments of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other or,zans, from which
it springs. They are carefully compounded on sound p inciples, and
being entirely free from mercurial, antimoaial, and other mineral
or dangerous substances, may be safely taken by persons of the
meat delicate constitution. For their SURPRISING SUCCESS in
very many complaints, often alter all other medicines had been tried
in vain, see the HUNDREDS OF CASES OF CURE which
accompany each box. Sold throughout the empire at is lid,
2s gd.,and 4s. 6d. Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-street. London.

PRIESTLEY'S FLUID EXTRACT OF THE
FINEST RED JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA.-
This most efficient and agreeable preparation of that well-known
andl valuable alterative, JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA, is prepared
by a peculiar and scientific method; and the experience of many
years has fully established the reputation of this melicine, as con-
taining more of the virtues of the root than any other preparation.
Its beneficial effects have been particularly striking in the following
complaints:—Nocturnal pains in the limbs, scrofulous enlargement
of the glands, cutaneous affections, chronic rheumatism, &c.: in
freeing the system after a course of mercury, its benefi. ial effects
are very powerful. It purifies the blood, and, by giving to the
cutaneous vessels a healthy and regular action, it removes that
disposition to erysipelatous inflammation from which so many
persons periodically suffer; and when taken in the spring and fall
of the year as an alterative medicine, it will be found to impart
that strength to the constitution which is indicated by firmness of
flesh, good appetite, and ireshness of the complexion.
Si %N.B.— l'o persons of a plethoric habit it is most invaluable, as it
thins and promotes a free circulation of the blood, thereby pre-
sentingattacks of apoplexy. _ _

Sold in Bottles, 4.5. bd., 7s. 6d., 11s., and 225., at 52, Lord-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

NI OU RN IN G JEWELLERY

JOHN G. JACOB,
GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,

CH UR CH-S TREET,

Respectfully cells attention t 3 his superior Stock of

BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY.
BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS,

RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS,
Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality

Also, a large assortment of

WHITBY JET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

BEFORE MR. SANDS.

AN OLD HAND.—Mary M'Carthy, a well dressed young
female, who had been several times before the court, was
brought up on a charge of having picked the pocket of a
Mrs. Edwards, in the shop of Mr. Tunstal, pawnbroker, of
London-road. The parties were in the shop when the
prisoner picked complainant's pocket of her purse and its
contents, which were subsequently found on her. She was
fully committed for trial.
PREPARING FOR WINTER.—A young woman, named
Bridget Doolan, well dressed, was brou,.'l, up by ScAife
and Thompson,, dctcc'ives, on a chary of having
stolen three now 'coats. The officers r.,,,)t the prisoner in

v.itb the garments (frock coats) in her possession,
and as she could not account for bow she had them,
they arrested her. In reply to Mr. Black, who defended
the prisoner, the officers said they had not got an owner,
nor had they any report of such coats being stolen. Mr.
Black contended that the woman should he discharged.
If an owner could be found, the prisoner could be arrested
again, but he contended that she had purchased the
property and dealt in such articles. She was remanded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

LIST 2.—GAMEKEEPERS, NOT BEING ASSESSED SERVANTS, AT £4 Os. 10d. EACH.

Garrard John..
liornby John..

Manchester I
i iverpool Ashton James
Force Mill, Sattealh waite Bait Thomas
BillinKtort
Wyresdale
Whalley

Billingt on Richard

Billington Martin

Hoghton
Liverpeol
Barton Lodge
Bottom of Moor
Calderbank
Broughton West
Lh erpee
Rainford
Martoa Great
Nebthwaite
Broughton Mali
Falcon Home, Oldham,

Bonny James

Brownlow George

Bury George

Owen Hutton. ling-with-Wrayton, Rothurndale, (Tray
..Thurnham—Elizabeth Dalton, for the town- with-Batton, Arkholme-wlth-Cawood,
ship of Thurnham. and Gressingham), and of the manor of
Sutton Richard. ... .. Hornby—Pudsey Dawson, Esq„ fcr the Tatham.
honour, manor, or r yalty (which corn- Wilson James ..Wennington William Allen Francis
prises and extends over the several Saunders, E,q., for the township of
townships of Hornby, Tarleton, Mel- Wennington.
LIST 3.—GAMEKEEPERS, BEING ASSESSED SERVANTS, AT .£1 7s. 6d. EACH.
... . Eccleston —by Samuel Taylor, for Eccleston. Cobbinge John Great Heaton—by the Earl of Wilton, for
Dalton—by Edward Hornby, Esq., for the manor or royalty of Blackley, Crump_
Dalton. Ball, Great and Little Heaton, Prestwich,
and Pitsworth, in the county of Lancaster.
YW' Binsqta"nfloer pilling.
, Bleasdale—by James Garnett, Esq., for
Bleasdale. Corinsell William Osbaldeston—by Lord de Tabley, for Osbal.
• • Little Crosby—by William Blundell, Esq., for deston and Clayton-le-Dale.
Little and Great Croable.
Clayton-le-Moors—by James Lem, Esq., Dickenson Richard. Hapton—by Charles Townley, Esq., for
Curwln Robert
8,.. .
NGv.ilHlinarmnb_
for Clayton-le-Moors and Great Harwood. Hap'on.—
.Gilnow—by William Makant, Esq., for Ellison John
Thornley—by B E.
for Thornley. Ys Sq.,
Rutnworth, Horwich, Heaton, & Lostock.
Glover John for
the Rev. Frank G. Hopwood ... Witton--by Joseph Fielden, Re q.. for
•, Wit- for the manor of Winwick-with H '
ton, Livesey, Balderstone. and Black- Netherton—by the Earl - lime.
bane. Gray Peter..... • ....•• • of Sefton, fur
Netherton, Sefton, Orrell, Ford, Lither-
Chamberlain Thomu..Wrlghtington—by William Talbot, Esq., land, Aintree, Thol nton. and Lunt.
for Health), Coppul, Wrightington. Shrev- Green Janes.... •. . Culcheth—by Thomas Ell ames Whittington,
'neon, and Welsh Whittle Parbold. Etta fir the manorof Cul h
-_,,, c eth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
pRIESTLEY'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS—
e
2headache2e a c h
Established in the year 1780—are, from experience,
d
clecided'y the best aperient and antibilious medic i lor general use
as they need no confinement or alteration of diet, therefore they
may be taken at all seasons.
These pills will prove highly efficacious in bilious complaints,
scorbutickomplants, affections I f the n.ervons system, lownrss of
o ne
se ma
to rl
yl
; ai nd
Lord-street
asp,:diriottshpearlip,altrattsioonf othfethbeohdeyaro,prphreeussmioanticopf atihnes
.ictihtehset,hineaddig,elsimtiobns:
redundancv of bile, dizzi, e-s o.f the eyes, vio'ent pains in the
tremulous action of the whole frame, reNtlessness and frightful,
Prepared dreams, stu
andp ti fis
sold
ldozing.
JOHN
a flatulency,
IBsr costiveness,isir, c he
m Chemist,
temples ana:lied:2s:
atdh.e4sfo6redh, eaandd, ifmarnpiallyrebd
and retailed by all respectable chemists and druggists throughout
the kingdom.
In boxes,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

RE AI

In the most cho!ce Patterns.
HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS, BRACELETS,
RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS,

AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE,

ALSO, DEVICES ON OPAL, BY SKILFUL ARTISTES,

The same Hair asfeft guaranteed to be used

JOHN G. JACOB

GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,

56, CHURCH-STREET

ONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY,

MARCUS'S
CHEAP EXCURSION

TO
LONDON

FOR TWELVE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE,
FIRST CLASS TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS,
ON
MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6,
Returning from LONDON on THURSDAY, OCT. 9.

NOTICE.
air MARCUS'S SPECIAL TRAIN OFFICE,
19, LEIGH STREET, LIVERPOOL.

24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.

ITOSIERY

SUMMER W E A R,

AfANUFACTURED WITH SCRUPULOUS REGARD

:QUALITY AND FORM.

:DRAWERS, UNDER VESTS, &0.,

SILK, COTTON, GAUZE, AND MERINO.

P. L. MACTAGGART

TH OS. DISMORE'S,
SILVERSMITH and JEWELLER to the QUEEN
CORNER OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
The bestmade London-marked SILVER SPOONS and FORKS
of the usual strength, weigh as follows, but they may be had
ighter or heavier at the same price per ounce.
PLAIN PIDDLE PATTERN. QUERN'S PATTERN.
OZ. £ s. d. oz. £ a. d.
Table Spoons, per d0z...30 at 7s 4d..11 0 040 at 7. 6d..15 0 0
Table Forks ~ .. 30 at 7s 4d.. 11 0 040 at 7. 61..15 0 0
Dessert Spoons „ .. 20 at 78 4d.. 7 6 625 at 78 6d.. 9 7 6
Dessert Forks „ ..20 at 7s 4d.. 7 6 815 at 73 6d.. so 7 6
Tea Spoons „ .. 10 at 7s 10.. 315 412 at 8s Od.. 416 0
Soup Ladles, each ..10 at 7s 4d.. 313 411 at 75 6d.. 4 2 0
Gravy Spoons, „ .. sat 75 4d... 116 8 6at 7s 6d.. 2 5 0
Sauce I wiles, „ .. 2i at 7s 10.. 019in3 at 8s Od.. 1 4 0
Sugar Tongs, ~ 0 16 0. ..
Salt Spoons,
VP
N.B.—lf for Exportation, Is 6d per ounce for drawback is deducted
from the above mines.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

FOR THE SPEEDY AND EFFEC t UAL REMOVAL OF
COUGHS, COLDS, AS tHMAS, HOOFING COUGH, AND
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING.
PRIESTLEY'S COUGH
ASTIIMATICAL DROPS

AND

This invaluable Medicine immeeiately relieves Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, and Huskiness in the Throat.
These Drops are also the best p eventaiive that can be taken against
spitting of bloo3 and affection or the lungs. Persons troubled with
asthma are considerably relieved by taking a few doses of the drops,
as they tend to promote expectoration and remove viscid phlegm.
}or the speedy cure of the hooping cough they are no less effica-
cious. Those who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling In the
throat, which deprives them of rest night after night, by the Inces-
sant cough which It provokes, will, by taking one d ,se, find imme-
diate relief • and one bottle, in most owes, will effect a cure.

Sold in Bottles, at is. lid., 2s. 9.1., and 4s. 6d., at 52, Lord-street,
Liverpool.

TAMMERING.—NEW SYSTEM OF
0 CURING STAMMERING AND STU,,TpTpIEyRtoINMGr..-13.
hat the curability of stammering. is a matter of dispute is only
owing to those pretenders who are ignorant o,iinfeattsh:eei,e'veeryninnaturee and
the various caues of this impediment to speech, consequently they
never did nor ever will ace() nplish a cure; whereas Dlr. S.
LL
.Oe Etv We n Earn:
means
sAsbßoyK.
w,
h7l) by years'm,Mesovnueynnt-,
hpelMount-pleasant,
most
aosnst
ttu:i
inveterate
Liverpool,
experience,rpaotoeicasef from
o omf
alln han dis-
coveredpt
ol
tsintoti:pemeochrncianng,baendrald.oiocmallys:utirieldn.:
g.
TO Mt. LOEWENSTARK.
ditwelveen

Sir,—l have great pleasure in stating, and I trust it may bene-
fit the public, that the lad whom you so successfully triated at
Bootle, for stammering 01 fourteen years standing. is now com-
pletely cured, and I have a:so much pleasure in being enabled
to state, that I am of opinion your system will prove most b.ne-
-118
finial to the affiletrel, by restoring them to the free use of their
speech. 1756 m .• BENDERs"' 12, Brunswick-place.
Bootle, 39th August,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next,
the the 2n
kersd O' Ober,
at Twelve 4 o'c ock,
at Bro Office, 2
1000 Bags RAPESEED,
I 2 Bags Yellow MUSTARDSEED.
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO.. Brokers

,pply to

On Tut/RADAY next, the 2nd October, at Four o'clock, at the
Brokers' Saleroom, Atherton-buildings, Dale-sti eet,
MB Bales East India,
1467 Bales Buenos Ayres, Russia, Egyptian, Turkey, WOOL.
Syria, Lisbon, &c.,
Also,
171 Bales WOOLLEN RAGS.
HUGHES & RONALD, Wool Brokers.

3533 Bales,

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

PERAMBULATORS

WH. MOON begs to invite attention to
• his entirely new Stock of the above Fashionable
Little CARRIAGES, comprising the latest and most elegant designs,
from to .t's. These are of the 1 est workmanship, and are all
warranted. INVALID CARRIAGES.
St. George's Rouse, 22, Islington.

TANCOCK'S PATENT PNEUMAT]
SAFETY INKSTAND is the best out, a
!vents oxidation and evaporation, It is very simple in constr
n. Sold by CHARLYS WlLLmna, Wholesale Stationer, 19, Sot
hn•street, liverpool. Prices, 45., 35., and Is. 6d. each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

On Saturday evening a lengthened enquiry took PI,:
the York Arms tavern, Curzon street, Mayfair, To.
before Mr. Longhorn, the coroner, and a respectable J? 0:
on view of the body of James William Birt, aged 18,1";
death was occasioned by the dangerous practice of f'lcl3B`_
mental hanging, under the following melancholy circa;
stances :—CharlesWoodhonse deposed that he was in rhos
vice of Mrs. Sutton, of 21, Halfmoon street, Piccsdillf• 35,
deceased was page in the family. Witness left the dece.rit
about ten o'clock on Wednesday last in health anal
On witnes,'s return in about a quarter of an hour, an a
going into the stable loft, he was shocked and a'arleto
discovering,. the deceased hanging to a line attache,' d
skylight window. Witness was too much frighOrlenoil
extricate the deceased, but ran off for a doctor. gr* '4lll
ton arrived in about ten minutes. By the Coroner
deceased was taken down before the arrival of the sung
d
the disposition.w ow the ni"l,o
I know of no circumstance that preyed upon
the deceased so as to cause him to destroy his life. 1-I„evin
ine aen dwals sePe' int
cheerfulotrficaks
place the line over his head and round his threatticoo
feign to be hanginc,f. His legs were on the &Ile
when I discovered' him. He appeared to have „7,01 it
forwards, and lost all command so as to el"- age
clece
himself. By the Jury : lam of opinion that the
hanged himself accidentally. I have often done lqiri
what has led to the deceased's death. Mr. Wilii811!
Kati
the father of the deceased, a very resp.ectabl. looking,
eLs set
said he had not the slighte in the
st reason to believe' Atioi
intended self-destruction. He was of a cheerful
and good moral habits. The Jury, after lamenting twides.
occurrence, returned a verdict " That the deceased a°
tally hanged himself."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

Saturday ....Oct 25, at 7 evening
Thursday .... Oct 30, at !I forenoo❑

N.l3,—Goods f orshipment, a i both Glasgow and Liverpool, must
he alon,,side the vessel one hour beforeappointed time ofsailing.
Passe:l,9:r Lro requeste,: to takecharge o itheirow n Luggage, as
the Shipl 3no ttesponsibl, In any way fori ts safety Carriages,
and all kinds of Vehicles shipped at their Proprietors',lsk,
Theowners of thesevesselsare no tresponsibleforloss or Injury to
Horses, Cattle, or Live Stock of any kind shipped by them.
Gunpowder will not be carried by thesevessels on any term.; and
Aquafortis,VitrioLand other hazardous article; can only betaken by
specialagreement. The senders.consignees. and owners ofdanger-
will trticlesareresponsibleunder ailci rcurnstancerfordamageocca.
stoned by or to the same. The contents of boxes and packages
contalnin; Liquids must be specified In the shipping-notebefore
shipment. Parcelsfordlfferentpersons madeup in singlepackages
addressed to one party for delivery, will be charged the proper
f:zighl foreach separateparcel Freight fort ox and balegoods,2os
per ton of SO cwt. Goods from Manchester Axel the manufacturing
d stricts, when consigned to the care of the Company's Agents. lss
per• ton. Fauns—Cabin (including Steward's Fee), Its; Steer.
age, fit:. Servants in Cabin ,full fare.
Apply to GEORGE & JAMES BURNS, 9. Buchanan-street, T
Glasgow, ALEX• M ULLOCTI , Excise-buildings, Greenock.
4 MX WALK3CII,77A, Market-street,Manchester ;or here to
C. MAC IVER & CO.,
18, Water-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

of our own to which we must be true if we would be
anything at all. So likewise have we resources of
our own at the command of our painters if they will
but make use of them. This picture now before us
is sea' cely excusable at all. The only quality which
could render such a subject now interesting would
be a poetic and elevated treatment of it. But this
is a very prosaic delineation of a most fancifully_
mythological subject. The female figures, who
make up the group, are not Thessalian nymphs, and
cannot possibly be associated in our minds with
Tempe and classic fable. Every face and figure is
good genuine English, and nothing else. These are
the ladies we meet in our streets every day, only in
somewhat different degree of attire. Perhaps the
whole affair might do very well as a painting of an
English picnic or haymaking pqrty, if Mr. Underhill
would Litt make the ladies wear clothes. As it is,
the picture is utterly unreal both ways—unreal, as a
classic subject, because its faces and figures are ,
perfectly- modern, and not at all Greek; and equally
unreal, viewed merely as a picture, because it is an
imitation incorrectly and defectively worked out of a
school of art long since effete and exhausted.
175. INTERIOR OF THE ANCIENT CHURCH OF
KIRBY LONSDALE.—W. G. Herdman —Mr. Herd-
mln has several pictures in this and other rooms,
and all are iem trkable as well for their admirable
execution as for the selection of the subjects, in
which latter r. spect the artist appears to have the rare
and happy power of arriving precisely at what is
suited to his capabilities. The lights of this picture
are beautifully painted, and the quaint old interior
seems to open to the eye of the visitor as he looks
upon it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

A 1129'
GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING

RAILWAY RUGS,

WATERPROOF COATS AND LEGGINGS'

WATERPROOF CARRIAGE APRONO'

CARPET AN!) LEATHER BAGS,

PORTMANTEAUS, &c.,

P. L. MACTAGGART'S,

24 and 26, .BOLD-STREET''

P
•
CLOTHIER AND GENERAL OUTFIT'O'
TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD'

GUNNY

76, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

TRADE RE PORT.—MoNDLT

LIVERPOOL.
arke)
COTTON.—We have again to report an active se.
for cotton, the demand to-day has been genet
full prices are obtained. The sales—including 'A'o
d.ittt
nambucos bid to 611, 230 Maranhams 6 d to'sarap
Bahias 6id to 01, 500 Egyptians 7d to Bid, 1,1-'OO
4:1 to 51d—are reported 12,000 bales, of which 14
on speculation and for export.
OaC the
SUGAR : The sugar market remains very quiet, wt.
sales are confined to 440 mats Mauritius at 445 per
MOLASSES AND RUM: Nothing has transpired. eel of
COFFEE : We have no sales to notice; a Par
Jamaica will be offered by auction to-morrow. Of.
RICE continues very firm ; 1,600 bags Necrange
realised lOs 3d to lOs 6tl per cwt.
report
ed ht
MUSTARD SEED : 1,300 bags Bombay are rer-rt
64s per quarter.
a close°
SCOTCH Pm IRON: The market is steady, 14„:-.e
at 70s for warrants; 2,000 are reported at this fig'%;ol7
CATTLE: Notwithstanding the detention of fin-
vessels from the severity of the weather, the Sill at
beef was but little less than that of last week, and solo
slight advance in prices most were sold. Sheep o°'
freely at Is to 2s a head higher than last wee."
supplies were—Beasts, 2,553 ; sheep, 9,799.

LONDON. tliaV
The public sales declared for to-morrow are . 4,. coil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

~ BLACK BALL" LINE

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Under Contract with her Majesty's Government to carry the Royal
Mails to Australia, under penalty.
SAILING ON THE FIFTH OF EVERY MONTH.
PACKET OF THE FIFTH OF OCTOBER,
Taking Goods up to the 30th Sep., If not previously full,
The magnificent clipper Ship
14 t.aW, DONALD M‘KAY,
,
HENRY WARNER, Commander;
2.526 tons register. Built by Donald M`Kay, builder of the Light-
ning, James Baines, Champion of the Seas, &c. ; is the largest and
finest merchant ship in the world. Her cabin accommodations
rival in splendour any ship or steamer a flo,t.—Apply to the owners,
JAMES BAINES O.
All risk of river craft and lighterage to be borne by the hippers.

"BLACK BALL" LINE.
With Despatch.
FOR ADELAIDE,
Jr,,C.l; The fine British-built Barque
ida HENRY WINCH,
Captain EE;
A I at Lloyds for 12 years, 473 tons register, ,coppered and copper-
fastened, sails very fast, and presents a very eligible opportunity to
shippers of fine freight.—For terms apply to the Owners.
JAMES BAINES & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

Unita StattO

........... ... -„„„ .......
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PACKET OF THE IST OCTOBER.
FOR NEW YORK.
, Loading west side of Bramley-Moore Dock.
rrn, The Superior First-class American Packet-ship
ST. LOUIS,
Ca
Burthen per register 1000 tmsptain AA. C. HOY T;
; roppered and copper-fastened and
is an excellent conveyance for goods.—For terms of freight or, pas-
sage apply to
W. TAPSCOTT & CO., Old Hall, Oldhall-street.

TAPSCOTT'S LINE OF PACKETS.
YORK.
PACKET FOOF R THENEW EIGHTH OCTOBER.
Loading in Bramley-Moore Dock.
The superior first-class American Paclret-ship
pAt ;1* GEORGE HURLBUT,
Captain E D. POST ;
Burtben per register 1,200 tons, copper-fastened and coppered, sails
fast, and is a very desirable conveyance for fine goads.—For freight
or passage apply to
W. TAPSCOTT & CO., Old Hall, Oldhall-street.

STEAM TO NEW YORK AND ALL PARTS OF
THE UNITED STATES & CANADA.
FROM
SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK,
:44tIttC: '741 By the Belgian Royal Mail Steamers
Tons,
To Sail.
Itsl at L,1,0yd5..2 500.. Captain Tack.... 4th October.
2.500.. Captain Bougie.... To follow:
2,500.. Captain Michel.... „
2.500.. Captain „
2 50,..Captain NCLIBOI7EEENiGPSD;Sri)EQIIITUBIDUE2R;IsA:LAiIidiTngi'

let Cabin
2nd Do.
3rd Do.

.elB O. od
11 N. 0.1
7 Os. Od

First and Second class Pass;igers provided with all requisites but
Wines and Liquors. Steerage Passengers will have a plentiful
supply;of Provisions, in a cooked sate, served out to them daily,
and l.ave only to provide t' emselves with Beds, Bedding, aed Mess-
ing Utensils.

Apply to SABEL & CORTIS, 23, Water-street, Liverpool ;
Oriental-piece, Southampton; Place dealer, Antwerp ; and 177,
Broadway, New York.

'outb iimertra

STEAM TO THE BRAZILS.
a1;8,4\ THE UNION STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
41W,.4.V.W. Monthly Line of first-class auxiliary screws from
SOU ['HAMPTON TO BAHIA & RIO JANEIRO.
The RAJAH " 23rd October.
" CELT
DANE " " 23rd November.
23rd December
" N0RMAN............. on the 23rd Jan .
uary.
sage7oo tons and SO horse power. Freight 10s. Cabin pas-
age 30 guineas.—To engage roan for cargo, secure berths, &c.,
apply to

THOMAS HILL, Southampton.

Gerrnattp.

STEAM FROM

LIVERPOOL TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
(TAKING GOODS FOR HARDURG AND ALTONA).
TEMORA,
ami,,tlafi
na . Fst
Screw
tiFeyEw. .
.\\,_ MALVINA 6OO tons
-, aL.,,, The above splendid new, powerfulC
• illilg -1 .M''' Steam-ships are intended sail rett'cuassuralTtibeestwee -4--r =:Z" - LIVERPOOL and HAMBURG
ex-
cepted} mice a fortnight, and weekly when called for by the require-
ments of the trade.

Thursday,
Thursd,y,
Thursday

From LIVERPOOL.
.... October 9th,
October 23rd
November 6th
From HAMBURG,
October 16th I Thursday
-t,

.... at 6 a.m

at 7 a.m.
at 4 p.m.

Thursday..
I

October 30th

Loau. g Berth, north side of the Wellirgton Dock.
These Vessels will he found, from their speed and accommcv'ation,
most desirable for Cabin and Steerage rassengers, and they are
!Med with steam cranes, so as to secure the greatest despateh for
cargo. Freights moderate.—For further information apply in
Hamburg, to Mr. H. W. Pott, or here to
WILLIAM LAIRD & Co., 23, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

N.B.—lron ships will class A 1 for ever, if only properly
built in conformity with my patent ; and to grind them to
pieces on the rocks would be a work of time, as they would
have to be literally filed away by inches.—S. C.

SHOCKING HOMICIDE NEAR BATH

Jacob Francis, about thirty years of age, was on Saturday
brought up before the magistrates of the county of Somer-
set, at their office at Bath, charged with having caused the
death of a young man named Thomas Burridge, on the
previous afternoon, at Charterhouse Hinton, a village about
four miles from Bath.

John Hales, labourer, of the parish of Wellow, deposed
that he was yesterday at Charterhouse Hinton, working with
several others in a field belonging to Mr. Joseph Willis, in
thrashing out a rick with a threshing machine. Witness
saw them several times during the morning throwing dirt
at each other in ',play. About half-past one o'clock Bur-
ridge was standing by the gate of the field with a bucket
of water in his hand, -waiting for the prisoner, who was
approaching, to come no. There was a hedge between
them, and as the prisoner passed through the gate Bur-
ridge threw the water from the bucket over him, and then
ran away in a stooping attitude. The prisoner immediately
pitched a barley fork (in instrument with three prongs,
each upwards of a foot in length) which he had in his
hand at Burridge, who was four or five var,'s from him,
and the prongs entered his back just below, the
shoulders. Witness was standing between them, but a
little on one side, at the time, and Burridge turned his head
round, and said to him, "John, do pull it nut." The fork
was then stuck in his bask, the handle, which was mnrethan
a yard long, extending in a horizontal position. Witness
caught hold of the handle and pulled, but Burridge came
back with the force, and witness then put his foot to his
back whilst he pulled, and the fork came out, and the man
fell forward, blood at the same time gushing out of his
mouth. Francis did not attempt to render any assistance.
The deceased slightly lifted his head, as though he wanted
.to say something to witness, but he ran and told deceased's
father. who was at work on the rick, what had happened,
and also stopped the machine, by telling the engineer that
murder had been committed. Witness afterwards saw the
deceased lying in the road, and heard the other men say he
was dead, but he was too frightened to go nearer to him.
The deceased was about nineteen years of age, and was
unmarried. There did not appear to have been any angry
feeling between the men, but they had been " larking"
together nearly the whole day, The prisoner wasgemanded
to Shepton Mallet gaol for a week, to await the coroner's
inquest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

"BLACK BALL" LINE,

First ship after the CONWAY, and being under Charter to the Com-
missioners of Emigration, will be punctually despatched on the
13th pros, and can receive no Goods after the 10th.
FOR SYDNEY.
WA" The splendid Clipper-ship
MATAOKA,
J. Krtwcsv, Commander;
1,227 tens register; A 1 at Lloyd's for seven years; coppered and
copper fastened; Is a very fast ship, and in all respects a most eli-
gible conveyance,—For freight, &c., apply to
JAMES BAINES & CO.

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS FOR
TASMANIA.
FOR HOBART TOWN AND SYDNEY.
The Magnificent Frigate-built Ship
GREAT TASMANIA,
lt 427.
C. BREWER, Commander;
2,147 tons register; coppered and copper fastened; eighteen months
old, and built by Donald MlKay, builder of the Lightning, James
Baines, Champion of the Seas, erc., and sister ship to the Commo-
dore Perry, which vessel has just made the passage to Sydney in
724 days, the fastest on record, ana delivered her cargo in the most
remarkable fine order.

PACKET OF THE 20Th OCTOBER,
And can tike no Goods after the 18th.
FOR LAUNCESTON,
The fine first-class Packet-ship
Vl%,t, JOSEPH TARRATT,
K. P. HARRISON, Commander ;
898 tons register, A 1 at Lloyd's, coppered and copper-fastened,
has ex& elleot accommodation, and is a very eligible opportunity for
goods.
For freight, &c., apply to the owners,
JAMES BAINES &
BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKErs FOR NEW
ZEALAND.
Packet of the 20th of October .—Can
receive no goods after the 18th.
FOR WELLINGTON AND CANTERBURY,
(Forwarding Passengers to Nelson and New Plymouth at ship's
expense,)
The fine Clipper Ship
1.44444. INDIAN QUEEN,
A. JOBSON, Commander;
1,052 tone register ;A1 at Lloyd's; pered and ;
sails very fast, and has magnificent accopcommodationco foprper-fastened all classes of
passengers.

Wi th I:it-s—pa—tcll7
FOR WELLINGTON AND OTAGO,
Forwarding Passengers to NELSON and New PLYMOUTU, Sm.,
at Ship's Expense,
I
,
The beautiful American clipper Ship
~..V
'' Off k, EA% ANN WILSON,
capt.in RUTH It RPORD ;
475 tons register ; copperel and eJpper-fastened ; is only Fifteen
Month.' old ; sails remarkably fast ; has very excellent accommo-
dation for Cabin Passengers, and is a very desirable opportunity for
Shippers.

FOR AUCKLAND AND NEW PLYMOUTH
• TO SAIL IST OF OCTOBER.
The tine English-bullt Ship
VISCOUNT SANDON,
E. HUGHRS, Commander;
510 tons register, 800 tons burthen ; A 1 at Lloyd's, is a favourite
ship, and has good poop and other accomruotlation for all classes of
passengers.--Apply to
JAME
All letters for this Packet must be addressed on the corner, tier
" Merrie England," otherwise they will not be forwarded ; they
must be posted in the Provinces not later than the igth October.
WHITE STAR LINE OF ROYAL MAIL PACKETS.
These splendid clippers, so long emp'oyed in the conveyance of
her Majesty's Malls, between England and the Australian Colonies,
are despatched punctually from

BAJNRS B.c CO., 6, Conk street

LIVERPOOL

To
',
MELBOURNE,
ON THE 20mn OF EACH 'MONTH,
Forwarding passengers, at through rate., by steam, to Geelong.
Sydney, Hobart Town, Launceston, and all Ports of Australia. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

said Mr. Meagles. " Oh, of course, I mean in England.
When they take their inventions into foreign countries that's
quite different, and that's the reason why so many go there."
But for the Emperor of France, Mr. Bessemer's discoveries
would not have been brought out yet. Surely, the people of
England will demand justice as soon as the House of Commons
meets next session, as such diabolical conduct is a perfect
disgrace to the Sovereign of England. To think that the
French Sovereign should developßessemer's, and the invention
of JOHN CLARE, Jun.
21, Exchange-buildings, by the Underwriters' Rooms,
Liverpool, September 27, 1856.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

SIGNOR ROVER-B. • •
The Band end Chorus selected from Her Majesty's Theatre and
the Royal Italian Opera, assisted by the Chorus of the Liverpool
Philharmonic Society.
Conductor • Signor LI CA LSI.
The Programme will consist of the-First Scenes of Donizetti's
Opera of " LUCREZIA• BORGIA." • • •
Prncipal Characters. Madame GRISI and-Signor MARIO.
And Rossini's Opera, "IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA:"
Rosina, Madame Gassier ; Count ellinarria, Signor Mario • Doctor
Bartolo, Signor Rovere ; Figaro, Mons. Gassier; Don'Basilito,
Signor Galli; Bertha, Mad'lle Bellosio. •
Plans now open. Boxes and Stalls, 45.; Gallery Stalls, 2s. 6J ;
Is. 6d. Doors open at Seven,- performance-to commence at
er to Ellin o'clock.

Tickets may-be had, and places secured, •at the Office of the
Soctety, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East, between Ten and
Four o'clock. By order of the Committee.
HENRY SIIDLOW, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

PARCELS FOR THE CONTINENT.

CONTINENT AL DAILY EXPRESS
PARCELS AGENCY, in connection with the Bel-
gian Government Railway and Royal Prussian Post-office.
This Company forwards Parcels from Liverpool EVERY EVEN-
INd, simultaneously with the mails. All Parcels must be sent to
the Office, as under, before half-past Five o'clock, to be in time for
despatch.

JAMES L. CROSS, 26, Castle-street,
Agent for Liverpool

TA AND ERSON
D

SLATER-COURT.
CASTLE-STREET
WINES AND SPIRITS.
SHEItRY.
FINE PALE DINNER SHERRY.

365. per dozen.
SUPERIOR OLD PALE,

DOMZCQS AND COSTELLSO

405., 485., 545.
EXTRAORDINARY OLD PALE, 725,
PORT.

VERY FINE OLD PORT..
SUPERIOR OLD
OLD CRUSTED POR T, very superior
CAS I'LF:.wTREFT

Near the Exchange

LET US REASON TOGETHER.

.
iIIOLLOWAY'S PILLS
_____

THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD,

These famous pills are expressly combined to operate on the
stomach, the I.ver, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels,
correcting any derangement in their functions, purifying the blood,
tie very f.untair, of life, and thus curing diseases in all Its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Nearly half the human race have taken these pills. It has been
proved in all parts of the world, that nothing has been found equal
to them la cases of disorde s of the liver, dyspepsia, ard stomach
complaints generally. They soon give a h: althy tone to those
organs, however ouch deranged, and when all other means have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

!"+!~„"

Commerrial Salt.

T HIS DAY.

Txis DAY, the Cometant, at Twelve o'clock, In the
rcial,
3 MI Drums and Boxes Nene Eleme Turkey FIGS,
Iso z,keleton Cases containing Boxes and Drums New Eleme
Turkey FIGS,
1500 Drums New Sultana RAISINS,
landing ex Teaeriffe (s.s.), from Smyma.—Apply to
GEORGE BADENACH & SON, Brokers.

Tots DAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, iu the
Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
1354 Boxes
383 I-Drums }Fine Nevr Elena Turkey FIGS,
334 3-Ditto
now landing ex Teneriffe.—Apply to Messrs. Whittall, Lenox St Co.,
Merchants; or to THOMAS PARRY, Broker.

Tale DAY, the 30th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the:
Commercial Saleroom, Temple.caurt,
65 Boxes Old LAYERS, ex Calpe,
120 4.D0. Old LAYERS, ex Tenertffe,
90 Cases SARDINES, all faults,
90 Doz. American BROOMS,
50 Doz. American WHISKS-
THOMAS PARRY. Brotrer,

Apply to

On account of whom it may concern.
Tars DAY, the 30th inst., at Half-past One o'clock, at Golding
and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, 9. Frunswick-street,
200 Barrels Damaged FLOUR, ex A. Z., from New York; Also,
About 1500 Barrels FLOUR, ex sundry vessels.
In store.--For further partlcutttr, apply to
WILLIAM BLAIN & SONS, Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
TUIs DAT. the 30th instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at Golding
and Nash's saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street,
About 3200 Bushels Red WHEAT, and
200 Barrels FLOUR.
For further particulars apply to J. &M. HARNETT, Brokers.

TO-MORROW

On account of whom it may concern.
TO-MORROW, the let October, at Three o'clock, at the
Brokers' Saleroom, 10, North John-street,
14 Sheets Devonshire WOOL and TOPS,
saved from the wreck of the Sarah. Also,

3 Bales Buenos Ayres I wo °L.
13 Bags Greek
ABRAM GARTSIDE & CO.. Wool Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

THE PEOPLE'S CONCERTS

The announcement that the St. George's ITO tie
mitten has granted the use of the Hall, for the purOftecil
holding Saturday Evening Concerts, has given the
satisfaction ; and as the time approaches for givios ter
inaugural concert, the desire to be present upon thet
ion increases. With the view of 'givir, additiona'svec
1'
s or
to the affair, we have reason for believnig that his
Oest,
ship the Mayor will attend the concert on Saturday diog
and that it is not improbable but several of the le •00'
c
members of the Council will also be present. Rega:3lo:,
as we do, the St. George's Hall Saturday Evenin%
certs as a step in the right direction, and
their moral and social advantages cannot be c'retr'elgies
mated, we are delighted to learn that the civic autb"n,:tilr
of the "good old town" will mingle with the peoPle, their
people's Hall, and give to the important preiec" -it4
countenance and support. It will be a truly 1°1450°
spectacle, to witness some thousands of our 'nol9
townsmen and townswomen congregated in tbat ;010'
hall, for the purpose of hearing some of the most P t o°,
and pleasing concerted music of the day;
magnificent organ will reverberate through the v"telr
its mighty peals, brough forth by the well and aectihira the
t
educated fingers of Mr. Best. No one who beh°l"so I.
sight, and for almornent contemplates the spectacle
will present itself, but must regard the projector °
I° fet,
" Saturday Evening Concerts for the Million," as 14:d 03e;
of his country and his kind. We are almost afra;
the charges of admission are too low ; but, of Oars.; Ili'
9
is matter for the manager to determine. We Sec
every possible success, and hope to see a crowded ;‘,
blage, presided over by cur worthy chief magistra"; Ptiv
that complete success will crown Mr. Reynolds' °-
popular project.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

CLAYTON HALL,

Last night, Mr. and Mrs. Henri Dray ton 033,6:ter
firstti appearance at the:above hall, in their big 1131'i"
es
This This." Operatic Dialogue,'" which is as interestiv6oolcfr
is anginal, is divided into two parts—" Put your 811,, TD;
to the wheel," and " Never judge by appearance9.ol''
impressive feeling thrown into the " artist's dre
him -jetft-,
the former— the:energy which animatesin 1119
to Fanchette of his devotion to his art
and his itLicittelf
for pursuing it, are equalled by the sweetness of ti—del ";1
quotation of " Jupiter and the waggoner,'' as ert::
his perseverance, and proof of "putting your' Wu
"Never it2(ltsi, the wheel. The second piece, entitled"Ne tr
appearances," is a combination of the Comedetta. scenel
opera. The perfect piece of acting in the last
Mrs. Drayton, whefo the Countess throws off tilet-lifirti;
ter of the coquette, and assumes gracefully t 113; ° e
loving wife, elicited earnest rounds of aPPlau eOP!,,t°l
performance is really worthy of support,' and v6'llllll vol,
see, during the remainder of the engacren ent, the n'tliero;o
filled. This would be nothing more °than entitled
ment deserves, nor the performers are justly

VIO./ IP:
LANCASHIRE AUXILIARY OP TliE LONDON 0 ,tee
SOCIETY.—The thirty-third anniversary rneet`f7e's
society, was held in Dr. Raffle's chapel, Great Ge°,,7'ty cog.,
last evening. The chapel was well filled, the mad o, -pr.
audience being respectable ladies. Charles itc)b' sc/;biell
was called to the chair amid applause. T“e•etl, '.0041
Raffles proceeded to read the roport of the seel-yerPriel'
ttie
Dr. Malty, of Manchester; Rev. J.pars
he did in detail. It showed that the body WaS Ina
perous state. The meeting was then addresse,,,,,,,n-ru; die.;
S. M'Auliff, Nottingham, and the. Rev. NV-Irani 00'10
I wor
who spoke
in eloquent termsdetailed the -after
, and
the society The meeting separated shortly
o'clock, nnS, 0"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

OUT ON SATURDAY, IN' ON MONDAY.—A young lady, of
anything but prepossessing appearance, who gave her name
as Elizabeth Green, and who locates in the neighbourhood
of Berry-street, was charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and using obscene language in that street, at a
late hour on Saturday night. The Magistrate : What is
knd'wn of this girl ? Mr. Parkinson : She is well known
here, sir, and has been repeatedly punished ; she only came
out of gaol on Saturday, having had fourteen days' im-
prisonment for drunkenness. The Magistrate : Then let
her go again for a month.
THE DRUNKARDS AND THE DISORDERLIES.—Yesterday
there was more than the usual number of drunken and
disorderly cases brought before the presiding magistrate,
and, we regret to say, that the majority of the offen-
ders were females. It is usual, on such occasions,
to inflict a small fine for the first offence, and increase
it as the parties repeat it. This day a great number
got off by promising that they would not offend again.
This may have a good effect.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

VERSAILLES.

Under this bead, the Court Journal says :—The sudden
determination expressed by the Emperor to remain
absent from Paris until the first week in December has
given rise to much gossipping rumour, which, not having
been contradicted, is taking root in the public mind•
The reason for the measure, accredited by the sensible
portion of the community, is that, in consequence of the
still delicate health of the Empress, it would be wise to
avoid the Tuileries until after the vapours which arise
from the Seine in the month of November shall have been
dispelled by the first frosts. It is certain that Versailles
has struck the fancy of the Empress, who from the very
first has expressed a repugnance to inhabiting the Tuil-
eries, and whose aversion to the place has increased to a
greater degree than ever since the birth of the Prince
Imperial. The publicity of the gardens of the palace,
the impossibility of enjoying private exercise with the
nurse, is said, in a great measure, to cause this fancy
for a winter establishment at Versailles. Should the
prospect be realised, the whole of the buildings round
the palace would be restored to their former uses. The
foreign ambassadors would have their allotted hotels, i
and the different ministeres their bureaux—in short, the
dead city would be restored to life again. The plan
forms part of the system which has long occupied the
mind of the Emperor, and is connected with his scheme
of the future decentralisation of France. Ever since
his Majesty's accession to the throne, he has entertained
the idea of withdrawing from Paris some portion of the
exclusive power and influence that city has always en-
joyed, with the intention of reducing it to the part of a
leader o the fine arts, literature and science, and depriv-
ing it of the political position it has held so long, and
which it is thought to have abused so often. The sen-
sation caused by such a brusque and sudden change as
the transfer of the authorities to Versailles, would mark
an epoch in the history of the country.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

Apply to

To-MORROW, the Ist October, at the Brokers' Saleroom,
Oldhalkstreet,
About SO Tons NICARAUGUAWOOD.
ex Amazon, from Albata.—Apply to 3fessrs. Leech, Harrison and
Fortwo,d, Merchants ;or to JOHN BARON & SON, Brokers,

To-moastow, the Ist October, at Tweve o'clock, at the
Public Saleroom, Exchange-buildlugs,
35 Cases Superior East India Refilled BORAX,
just landed ex Robert Pulsford, from Calcutta; in Highfie
Robert.street.—Apply to Messrs. Malcolm, Campbell and Co.,
Merchants; orto T. &H. LITTLBDALE & CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

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LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY

ADVERiISE can be displayed at the
Stations on the Lines.—Application to be made to
the Railway Advertising Office, 13, Bennett's-hill, Birmingham.—
Messrs. W. 11. SMITH and Sox, contractors.—Mr. PLANT (their
agent), visits Liverpool every Monday.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY. The
LADIES are respectfully informed that this STARCH Is EXCLU-
SIVELY USED IN TH E. ROYA L LA UND RY,and HER MAJESTY'S
LAustnnEsssays.that although she has tried W HEATEN, Rica, AND
OTHER POWDER STARCHES, she has found none of thi",m equal to
the GLENFIELD, which Is THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER
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ATENT EMIGRATION SHIP
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They are strongly recommended for their safety, economy, and
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30

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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
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the
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