Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

Front COTTAGE HOUSE for £l3O,

PO BE SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very neat Front
COTTAGE lIOUSE, situate near the Railway Station, Edge-
hilt, occupied by a good tenant, at the yearly rent of £l2. Price
£l3o.—For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-squaie;

Desirable FAMILY HOUSE. • • •
BE SOLD, an excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing
front and back parlour, with kitchen and scullery on the same
floor, good washing cellar beneath, four large bedrooms, and Water
closet, and thbroughly drained. Price £350.--For particulars apply
to John White, 20, Clayton-square.

1378 Freehold INVESTMENT for £4OO.
rpo be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very choice Lot of PRO-
PERTY, containing Three neat Front Houses, situate near
Edge-hill Church, occupied by respCotable tenants, producing the
yearly rent of '£3s. Price £4OO.—For particulars apply to John
Whip, 20, Clayton-sqnare.

Desirable COUNTRY REslDEr.Thet
MO be SOLD? most excellent Family RESIDENCE, situate in
the township of Wavertree, having a frontage of thirteen yards
containing two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, wash-house, and
pantries; all on the ground floor; four large bed-rooms, bath, and
water-closet, with good cellaring, all In excellent order, and tho-
roughly sowered. Flower garden in front, Price £150.--For notes
to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-

Desirable COUNTRY COTTAGI

mo BE SOI,D, a very neat ,Don'ole-fronieildisTTAGE HOUSE,
I in a respectable, open, healthy situation, about two miles
from St. John's Market, containing two excellent parlours to the
front, with large kitchen, wash-house and pantries on the same
floor, and four good bedrooms above.; fitted with gas, a constant
supply of water, and flower gard
IN,e lun
tend on. Price only £3OO
For notes to view apply to John

COTTAGI

r 10 BE SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, Two very neat Front
COTTAGE /LOUSES, situate Rear the Railway station, Edge.
lull, occupied by two excellent tenants, yielding, the yearly rent of
£2 I. Price 04401-4:Pr ,partteuiar; apply to .10)14 White, 20, Clay-
tou-nuare, •

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;oramodious House, in the
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ten Plot,

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Mr. W. Wan
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ight from MilTithorpe

King's Arms Hotel, Kendal

-guiy, Lancashire; or 21Z

go be set, Psiness Vrentisrs.

rim be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, Byrom-:
I moderate.
TO
be LET, a front CELLAR, at 21, Duke-street,
store or workshop, fitted with gas and water.

treet. Rent
3a13

ble for a

rro be LET, a FRONT
I Taxes £ll per annuir
street.

OFFICE, near the Exchange. Rent add
L.—Apply to J. Cearns, printer, 18, Dale-
-6a19

r 0 be LET, with immediate po
the best side of Byrom-Stx

Northern frnzes Office

sgession, a HOUSE and SHOP on
•eet. Rent £3O. Manly at the

TO LET,- a COAL-YARD, with Hay and Straw Place; doing
good business. Stabling for three horses. Rent, 6s. p,
Month.—Apply No. 11, Bolton-street. , 6a.

MO be LET, a commodious HOUSE and SHOP, in Pembroke-
-1 place, corner of Anson-street, suitable for a Pawnbroker or
Spirit Vaults. Also, a good HOUSE and SHOP, 104, Pitt-street.
Apply to Thomas Atherton, 61, Great Crosshall-street ; or No. 15,
Low-hill. 6a19

PRE above splendid HALL to be LET, for Lectures, Exhibi-
tions, Public Meetinks, Entertainments, Public Dinners, Tea
Parties, &c. Terms moderate.
The, CELLARING under the Hall to be LET.

MO LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being the
best situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suit-
able for an Ironmonger, Ship Store Dealer, or other Trades, consist-
ing of Two good Shops, with large Cellars beneath, which have
been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, Ironmonger, Apply
Betteley and Co., 6, King-street, Liverpool,

PPRENTI

Address, in own kandwriting

respcctabl

.t the office of t

ALL-WORK, wit
No. 2, Greenhill('

.m last

a the Provision Trade, a YOUNG 11
a knowledge of the Retail Busin

t Aia*bnrth, a COOK

liberal v

ad address, to Box S

Cook, f

149, Bridge7street, Birkei

to make himself generally
eed apply but those who caul
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A)N,otTmEgptlaraia "131-'orwoarhel3.netfrinicile•nr tnuTsierWioistir,l„,knet.cl.l„friole
need
fea
)ply whose character and qualification will not stand the strictest
vestigation. Address 11.77. E., Northern, Times office.

ANTED, PUPILS for French, German, Italian, Spanish, and
V V Latin, Music, and Singing, by a first-class Linguist and
Pianist. Ti-rms 10s. 6d. per course.—Address Litera, Post-office,
Derby-road; Bootle. 6a13

ITANTED, in a small family, an English •Servant-of-all-Work,
between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iron.
One from the country. preferred. Must have a good reference from
her last situation. Apply at N0..6, Whitefield-terrace, Whitefield-

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RSE fo

in Child, a respectable. Young
le character, must be a good
red to travel with the fan-tit
dress, by letter, to 31

emplagm tuts za aMO

IXTANTED, by a respectable middle-aged person, a SITUATION
as HOUSEKEEPER in a Vaults or Tavern—(private pre-
ferred). Good reference.—Address E. H., 51, Hunter-street. Gall

W"TEE''' in a Shipping or General Merchant's Office, a
Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted with
General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office

17!11.00M OR. COACHMAN.—A young Man, who can produce
imexce,ptionable testimonials, is in Walt of • a Situation as
abo'Te. Address, care of Messrs. Griffin • and M'Ghie, Northern
Times office.

WANTED, to place a very respectable girl, aged 15, in
any light situation. Is accustomed to children, and can
rialto herself very useful. Address E. H., care of Mr. Durham,

WANTED; a SITUATION, by a married man, with good refe-
rence, who can drive, manage horses, understands garden-

ming business, and cattle milking, and is willing to
useful in every way. Apply to Mrs. Rily, 42, Mount-
-3a15 „

Three .Chile

g Person, Protestant,
LADY'S MAID, or
a, age 19, Protestant;

TT D, a SITUATION as BUTLER, by a highly respect-
tble Single Man, aged 29, English Protestant, with two
ference. Also Wanted, a SITUATION as COACIDIAIsT, by
table Married Man ; Wife as Cook or Laundress ; ages 40
Protestants, with several years' character. Apply to Mrs.
ttioner, 66, Russell-street. 6a15

NESS, RESIDENT OR DAILY

A Young Leafy, from the neighbourhood of London, is,desirous of
obtaining a Situation as RESIDENT or DAILY GOVERNESS
i a gentleman's family in or hear Liverpool. Her acouironients
re English (thoroughly), music, French, Italian; and the rudinlents

itgisuiranums ntants,

WANTED, a SPRING FLOAT, in good condition, suitable for
a Pony of 13 hands; Apply E., Northern Times office. 6a15

1V-117-ANTED, a PARTNER in an established Engineering and
Ship-building concern, of considerable magnitude, on the
Clyde. Apply to Messrs. LamondanclMacLuckie, writers, Glasgow.

one but Principals treated with

'it Daily Times office

or Two' Lots of COTTAGFS
WlnNlVelfdediorat. !1,113-7.LOnnee ,must be Well built.—Apply'
stating locality, net rental, and lowestre price, to Robert" LlugheS,
53, Church-street, Birkenhead. Gal 6

EFT-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies',
Gentlemen's, and Children's,) for which the highest price will
be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at any hour
in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire.—Address Mr. or Mrs.

Lelcsori, 47, Browniow-hill.
N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought,

TO'-be LET, with immediate posO es'sion, an old and well-esta-
blishedl BEERHOUSE, in one of the best thoroughfares in
town. Rent and. incoming moderate.—Apply at No. 2, Low-hill.

,
apitat cellar; rooms eno
it, two of which can be,
club-rcom. Rent, £35
the house. Very large

street, a very busy
h to let off to the

'y, day, between the, hOars of eleven and

Hie. A capital house for in enterprising persbn

ALFRED JACOB, AGENT,
3A, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street.
ESTABLISHED 1848, •
For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS,:
HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS,'Sce.
Lists of Houses from .L7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on
application at the Office.
LICENSES TRANSFERED AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED.

JACOB' WALTER,
USTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
rA ATHERTON-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET,
OPPOSITE
.NORTII JORN-STREET, LIVERPOOL
'C
-HOUSES and VAULTS TO be LET, in all

parts of the

'OTICE.—The friends of MrT.T.:VValter, who entrusted their
applications for New Licenses to him, are requa•ted to have their
memorials in readiness, as the Visiting Justices may be expected
to visit their premises shortly, and also to instruct their oven
attorneys as early as possible, so as to be prepared for Moild#.
the 29th instant, the day on which the new' applications will be
heard.

All the necessary Forms • kept for Applications for Licensc4,
Transfers, and Removals, and may be had on application, and (if
required) filledupr?n the shortest notice.

.ours from Tea to Four

(Corner of Walntit-street.)

,p•ittfmtitts.

refurnished

ROOMS.-Ag

Imes office.

MO be LET, a Front PARLOUR and BEDROOM. Apply at
131, Eagle-terrace, Upper llill-atreet. No other lockers
619

ACOMFORTABLE . Parlour and Bedroom' to Let. Terms 7s
per week, including extras.—Apply at 49, Crown-street near
Pad on, Edge-hill. 3
T.e LET, a DRAWING and large BEDROOM; on the same
floor, and every convenience. Ten minutes walk from Wood,
A Ti 'Rev office. 6alB

WANTED, immediately, Furnished APARTMENTS, contain-
ing an airy Sitting-rhom, and not less than 3 comfortable
Bedrooms, four or five miles from Liverpool, and some distance
from the River. The neighbourhood of Childwell preferred.
Address, T. d., at the office of this paper. 3j27

' . APARTMENTg.
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
,019 dines_ in town, can be accom-
il.. modated with a Front SITTING-80031 and FED-ROOM,
:37,_ Mount .Pleasant, at SeYel Shillings per week,—Reference,
(Mee of the Northern rilile3, 015

QTECIAL SERVICES for Reading the Word of God,
pExhortation and Prayer, for the Outpouring of the Holy
irit, will- be held - (D.V.) in Islington PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, on Monday, the 15th, Tuesday, the IGth, Wednesday,
the 17th, and Thursday, the,lBth instant. The Service to com-
mence on each evening at Seven o'clock.
The -Rev,--P, -White,-of Donaghmore, Ireland; and Mr. John

in the proceedir

AT AM E Engraved, 100 best CARDS, and Card-

Lady's NamC, Fifty Card

,
Fifty Gentlemen's 'Cards, from Plate
Fifty Ladies' ditto, ditto,

One Hundred Adhesive Envelop

Boxes of Water Colours, Gd. to Three Guineas.
G. J. KEET, 88, 90, 92, RENSHAW-STREET,

B L L _I N G . 0 _F. F -
S WITH A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT FOR CASH.
The .whole:bf the Stock of
GAS FITTINGS, CHANDELIERS, &c.
AT COX'S OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY & GLASS
WAREHOUSE, 39, RENSHAW-STREET, (NEXT NEWINi
N.8.--DoN'T MISTAKE TIIE SHOP—'THE NUMBER' 39

pERREAUX and CO.'s PATENT PUMP VALVES

These Valves do not foul. Can neverhecome choked or gagged.
They throw considerably more water, and arc much more durable
than any other Valves. They can be readily applied to any Pump
and to Ships, &c. ; the advantages they possess arc invaluable.
PERREAUX AND CO.,
39, Mark-lane, London, and 20, Water-street, Liverpool,
where numerous testimonials and working models may be seen
and every information supplied. sts

ARREST OF AN ENGLISH .SWINDLER IN AUSTRALIA.—
David Hughes, a London attorney, issued a circular some
time pgo, stating that he was about to retire from practice,
in consequence of ill health. It was soon, however' dis-
covered that the worthy gentleman had taken to flight, leav-
ing behind him liabilities amounting toupwards of £150,000.
It was also discovered that the scoundrel had misappro-
priated £40,000 which he held in trust for various clients,
anion.. whom were many widows and orphans. - For some
time he eluded the search of his numerous victims, but at
last he was met by one of them in Australia, who succeeded
in squeezing a few hundreds oat of the stindlera fact
which proves that Hughes did not quit this country
,with an
empty pocket. He has been arrested; and will immediately
be sent to England. It is expected that some startling re-
velations will be made in the course of the inquiry, which
will take place on his arrival in London. • ,
THE COBDEN SOlREE.—Castlemere Field, Rochdale,'
presents quite an altered' aspect. Two. days since, Mr.,
Parker, the joiner, commenced laying therein the flooring.
for-the pavilion, in which the banquet to R. Cobden, Esq.,
is to be held. The flooring will ,be composed of 1,100
planks, eleven feet long, nine inches broad, and three
thick, 200 of these being laid below the flooring to raise it.
Running between these supports are laid three stout . gas
pipes; from which several smaller pipes will ascend. Down
the centre of the pavilion, there will be a passage four feet
wide, on each side of which there will be thirty-five backed
and draped forms, 31ft. 6in. long.. The refreshments will
be served at counters on each side, and within the pavilion,
each counter being eighty-four feet long. There will also
be a refreshment table on the spacious platform, at the
screen corners of which there will be retiring rooms. Be-
hind 'the refreshment counters there will be entrance to
small tents, in which the provisions will be prepared for the
counters ; and, at the, front corner of the pavilion, there
will be -cloak tents. On. Thursday evenine the issue of
tickets was recommenced at the committee room, and at nine
o'clock 750 had been delivered, making a total delivery of
1,550 in two evenings.

UNWHOLESOME CHEESE.-It will be rememberel that
great'alitrm was recently created at Darlington by a nimiber
of persons being taken suddenly ill after having eaten some
cheese, and that an analysis was ordered by the Home
Secretary.. The report of Professor Taylor possesses con-
siderable interest :—" I am of opinion that the cause of the
symptoms in those who partook of the cheese was noxious
animal substano, arising from the decomposition or decay
of the caseine or curd, which is the principal constituent
of cheese. This cheese is of poor quality and badly. made.
The curd has not been originally sufficiently pressed to
deprive it of the 'acid whey, and the cheese is deficient in
that excellent preservative, common salt. The caseine has
thus undergone a . cheinieal. change Which has given to the
cheese its unwholesome- character. • The product of decay
acts like irritant poison on the delicate' mucous membrane
of the alimentary canal of litiman being. A soft. (and
hot mealy) fracture, .with the, presence. of a strong acid
liquid oozing from the -broken.parts—a sour, disagreeable
smell; with a sour taste, and the rapid production of -mould
over the broken and exposed surfaces, are the characters
which generally accompany the unwholesome kind of cheese.
One of the main causes of the noxious decomposition of the
caseine of cheese is a deficiency of. common salt. I have
never heard of any accident arising from the use of DUtch
cheeses which are well dried, and contain a lar

;e proportion

of common salt."

IrOUSEICEEPERS.—The Coffee sold by Thompson Brothers,
5, Elliott-street, at Is. 4d., is better than you pay Is. Bd. for
at any other establishMent. . . .

LEWIS ' AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTARLISIIMENT• FOR
Boy's CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for - the week
ending Saturday, July 9th, 1,025 ; corresponding week last
year, 989.—Increase, 36 boys.

IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S HATS.—Many
letters from time to time have, on this subject, appeared in the
"Post" arid " Journal, the originals of which are to be
seen at our shops, 9, DALE-STREET, and 6, CRESCENT.
MR. JOHN A. SIMPSON, the active partner of the
firm of KINNEAR and SIMPSON, begs to state that
this iMprovement in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven-
tion, and registered by him in his own name, and is hi
own private property. In bringing this invention so
prominently before the public, he has avoided say-
ing one word about it himself. All that has been done
has just been to print, in the " Daily Post " and
the ',Liverpool Journal," some three or four letters at
a time. The principle upon which the advertisement is
inserted is the one so well expressed in Proverbs- —" Let
another man praise thee, and not thine 'own mouth ; a
stranger, and not thine own lips." The .whole of those
letters are written by persons altogether uninfluenced by
any other motive than this—that they really felt the bene-
fit of Mr. SIMPSON'S invention, and in such, a degree, that
they thought it only just to him to state their opinions, not
in word merely, but also in writing. • - d
J. Gorsuch, Hair-Cutter and Perfumer, No. 7, Parker-
street, begs most respectfully to thank his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
the, fourteen years he has been in business. in Liverpool,
and furthermore, solicits a continuance of their favour,
which it shall ever be his study to deserve. He takes the
present opportunity to announce that the late partnership
existing between. himself and James Wynes is disiolved-;
and for the future the business will be carried on, at No.
7, Parker-street, under J. Gorsuch 's sole superintend-
ence. Boarding Schools attended by the month. Pri-
vate families waited on as usual at their residences. An
experienced assistant will be sent round once a month to the
following places :—Bootle, Seaforth, 'Waterloo, Crosby
Hilvton,Rainhill, Runcorn, St. Helen's, Seacombe, ,
Egre-
moat, New Brighton, Birkenhead Park,'Clau;hton; Oxton,
and Rock Ferry.. J. G. mar be' consulted personally in all
cases of disease in the hair. He calls especial attention to
the stimulative properties of his " Circassian Balm, " (where
the hair is falling off,) of which, and the Milk of Almonds,
he is 'the sole inventor; and no other is genuine
made by J. Gorsuch.. unless
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CincuLA.R.---Exchange Hair-cutting. and Shampooing-
rooms (over the shop of Mr: Turmeati, cigar merchant),
No. i I,.Castle-street, Liverpool, August 5, 1859.—Sir,—rii
handing. you the inclosed card, permit me to inform you that
the partnership hitherto subsisting between myself and Mr.
Gorsuch has terminated by mutual consent. I shall for the
future carry on the rooms situate as above, where I trust I
may be favoured with your patronage. Nothing shall be
wanting on my part to deserve your confidence.—l have the
hoilourto be, sir, your obedient servant, James Wynes.

AMUSEMENTS LIVERPOOL.—Open from ten in the
morning until ten at night. Allsop's -Wax-Work exhibition.
All the kings and queens, from and including William the
Conqueror down to Queen Victoria ; also princes and
princesses, dukes, duchesses, lords, eminent statesmen,
warriors, poets, divines ; also all the most noted personages
of the past and present ages, &c. Allsop's sculpture galleries,
containing upwards of 3,000 statues, selected from all parts
of the world, varying' from five to twenty feet in height.
Allsop's dioramic, panoramic, cosmoramic, and stereoscopic
views of intense interest. Allsopp's musical promenade.
The above attractions are now combined, forming one large
establishment, in the immense and magnificent building,
known as 'the Teutonic-hall, next door but one to the
County Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and nearly opposite
the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 6d. each ;
children • under ten years of age, 3d. each. Mr. Allsop's
exhibition has been pronounced by the press of Liverpool,
London, and elsewhere, to be the most perfect, superbly-
mavnificent, and largest establishment in the world—a fact
that cannot possibly be contradicted. • Be sure to observe
the name, " AlLsop," at the eutrauce, Sole proprietor, Mr.
Allsop.

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