The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-02 00:00:00

SAXBY'S PATENT SPHEROGRAPH.

0 1. BAXBY is in want of a PARTNER to
EISFig4 in bringing out .this important,-simple, and
already well-r calved Nautical invention for facilitating the finding
of Lat. tilde, Longitude, Azimuths, Time, &c , without calculation, with
or without an Altitude at all hours.—Applyperaonaliy to him at No. 4,
Gorse piazza•, Liverpool.

WANTED, in the neighbourhood of the Custom
House, or convenient to the Canning and Salthonse
Docks, a BONDED VAULT, or STORE, with easy access, by crane
or otherwise, having room for about 300 puncheons, with other space
znitable for empty casks ; also an office attached.—Apply to Box B.
33, PoAtoffice, Lip erpool.

PARTNER WANTED.
WANTED, a PARTNER, having £5OO at
command to join the Advertiser in extending a
very profitable Manufacturing Business. The party introducing the
capital will have the entire control of its outlay.—Fer farther particu-
lars apply to Edward Mingaud, 67, Rsnelagh-street.

ALADY wishes to procure a SITUATION for
a YOUNG PERSON in her twentieth year. She
is a good and quick needlewomar, could assist in teaching young
children, is active and healthy, and strictly modest; her references
are highly respectable ; for a country hotel bar she could make her•
self useful, if the house were thoroughly respectable.—Apply by
1 uter, to A. 8., Boa J. 18, General Postoffice.

A—IiEVOLU !lON IN THE LEATH r.E. TitAuh.
TO Hide Importers, Tanners, Curriers, Saddlers,
11%rn-ss, Mill Band, Porananteau, and Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers.—A Patentee is open to treat with any of the
above trades or capitalist, to carry out his patent. The Patentee is
prepared, practically, to show that he can produce superior articles
to those manufactured by the above trades, and 25 per cent, less cost.
,--Address, A. X., Northern Times office, with real name. None but
principa)a and their solicitors attended to.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,—EDUCATION.
A_Married Gentleman, about leaving Liverpool
to reside in a beautiful part of North Wales, where
there is unrivalleel scenery and bathing, would be glad to receive
.1",,f t) 0 yUs G LADIES as companions to, and to be educated with,
nnly daughter, ten years of age, for whom a governess will be
angaged,coraPetent to impast the beat instruction in English, French,
Music. There is English service at the adjoining church. The
semis svilt be reasonable, Every cdre will be taken of the young
Le', and the most satisfactory references will be given andr equired.
--..ellera addressed Ay, Northern Times office.

At LEWIS Sc COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
,BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.

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WANTED, a COOK and HOUriVAID, for
Seaforth.—Apply at No. 83, Bac!: n.d —street.

WANT 1), tor a Store, a YOUTH who
writes a good hand. and is quick at accounts
Address A 83, Northern Times office.

AMercantile House is willing to treat with
another, for the purpose of affording accommodation
to both.—Address A 84, Northern Times office.

NVANTED, one or two thousand GUNNY
eAGS.— Apply, stating price, to Mr. G. B.
Richardson, Cordage Manufacturer, 64, Snarling-street.

AGentleman can be accommodated with a
comfortable PARLOUR and BEDROOM, pleasantly
situated, No. 66, Chatsworth-st-eet, Edge Hill. Terms moderate,

WANTED, at Whiteman's Hotel, Clayton-
Square, an experienced BARMAID and BOOK-
KEEPER; also, a smart single young MAN as Boots, able to write.

T ANTED, by a respectable Young Man, a
SITUATION is the Drapery Business. A good
reference can be given.—Address S. W., Poet-office, Kelsall, near
Chester.

WANTED, a respectable trustworthy person
to SOLICIT private families and hotels. Must
have a good connection. A Sited weekly salary will be given. Good
references require3.—Address W. H. W., 6, Leicester buildings,
King-s•reet.

AN Opportunity offers to a Young Married
Couple who perfectly understand the Hotel Busines,
and having £l5O at command, to JOIN an old-established and
lucrative bnsinssa, near Sr. George's Hail. Good references required
and good salary given.—Address, stating age, family, &c., &c., 76,
Northern Times office.

SEA.—MESSRS. J. DAWBARN & CO., Ship
and Col-nial Brokers, 132, Leadenhall-street, London,
have the following vacancies :
Two MIDsHIPMEN for a full rigged Australian Steam Vessel.
Two MIDSHIPMEN for a first-class Merchantman,bound on a twelve
or e &eel] months' voyage, to live in the cabin, and be taught
navigation. Premiums to be paid by instalments. Four Youths
as first-class Apprentices, Wages exceed premium charged.