The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-09 00:00:00

NOTICE.

HENRY GRANT begs, most respectfully to
acquaint his numerous friends and the public that he
has OPENED those very large and exttnsive premises, the
largest in Liverpool, called the UNITED STATES HOTEL, Van-
dries-street (opposite the Trafalgar Dock), with one of the largest,
beet, and cheapest Stocks of Wines, Spirits, Cordials, Ale, and
Porter, of the finest qu ility, where he intends selling a single glass at
the wholesale prices.

H. G. being for many years one of the largest importers of th
above articles, and well known for shipping the best quality, is con.
fident those who give him a trial will be satisfied.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, VANDRIES-STREET,
AND 66 AND 67, WATERLOO-ROAD.

BRUNSWICK HOTEL, HANOVE R STREET,
Liverpool ; JESSE MING, Proprietor.
Wines., Spirits, &c at Tavern prices. Board, Lodging, and
Attendance. 30a per week. Bed and Breakfast, 3s. Soups in
variety, 6J.

An Ordinary daily at One o'clock, and on Sundays at Two
o'cicek—charge Is.

Public, and Private Billiard rcoms ; Priv.ite Billiard room, is 6d
per hour.—Burtouithes' and Watts' billiard tables.
Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppets, Teas, &c., &e., prepared on the
shortest notice for large or small Parties, on the most reasonable
terms.

Large Rooms for Public Meetings, Societies, &c., &c. Warm
and Cold Baths.

A Night Porer in attendance,

rrHE CARLTON DINING ROOMS.
_ 4, HACKIN!S - HEY. DALE STREET.
Gentlemen in the vicinity of the Exchange will find the
above a comfortable- house; cleanline-s and attention to the
comfort of their guests being the chief aim of the Proprietors.
DINNER, including vegetables and bread....... Bd.
LUNCHEON, from 11 to 12 o'clock, Free of charge.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS !
CARLTON DINING ROOMS, 4, HACKIN'S HEY.
PROPRIETORS, KEEN & TAYLOR.

IRONMONGERY
FOR PARTIES FURNISHING.

TEA URNS, TEA TRAYS, CHANDELIERS,

AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Unsurpassed in quality and design,
NOW OFFERED' AT REDUCED PRICES,
And Parties Furnishing will find in the present a favourable

opportunity of making their purchases.

WILLIAM ODELL:
FURNISHING IRONMONGER, &c„
90, BOLD STREET.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street.

tlubiic Notfre.

NtE CROP 0 L I S.—ln accordance with the
Resolution passed at the Public Meeting held in the
Concert Hall. Lord Nelson street, on Wedr.escay, the I=4 April
inst., SUBSCRIP LIONS will be received by any of the under-
mentioned gentlemen :
Mr. Woodruff
Mr. Munn 3 York Buildings.
Mr. Cork hill 9 Brunswick road.
Mr. Williams 2 Church lane.
Mr. Patterson.. Corn Exchange Bulidinge.
Dr. Macintyt e ..Duke street.
Mr. Wm. Bairstow Bull Hotel, Dale street.
Mr. David M'CleUan Price street.
Mr. 'Wig.: lesworth Newington.
Mr.lWarburton Fxchange News Room.
JOHN WOODRUFF. Chairman.

NEW FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM.
I_ N order to celebrate the Laying of the Founda-
tion Stone of this edifice, a PUBLIC BANQUET will
be prepared in St. George's Hall, at Two o'clock p.m., on WED-
NESDAY, the 15th of April.
His Worship the Mayor will occupy the Chair; and Wm. Brown,
Erq.. the Earl of Burlington, the Lord Bishop of Chester, Lord
Stanley, Sir John Pakington, and other distingu. shed guests, have
signified their intention to be present.

CoMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
EDWARD HEATH, Esq , Chairman.
ThOmas Avison, Esq. Joseph Kitchen, Esq
James Aikin, Esq Harold Littledale, Esq
John Aikin, Ei;ii J G Livingstone, Esq
George Arkle, Esq j Walter N. MacGregor, Fsq
William Bennett, Esq James Macrae, Esq '
Joseph Poult, Esq J R M•Guffia, E- q_
Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown James Mellor, Esq
Christopher Bushell, Esq Gilbert W 'Moss, Esq
F A Clint. Esq ' Thomas Edwards Moss, Esq
Thomas Dismore, Esq Rev. James Nugent
William Earle, EN 1 A Picton, F'sq
S It Graves, Esq William Preston, Esq
Hilton Halhean, Eeq William Rathbone, Esq
Charhot, It Hall. Eeci Pev Thos Raffles, DL), LL D
F. A. Hamilton, Esq C E Revell, s, j.•n, Esq
T L Hodson, Esq 1 hos Robertson, Esq
Samuel Holme, Est; Alexander Shand, Esq
George Holt, Esq J 13 Spence, Esq
George H Horafall, Esq James Steains, Esq
Rev J S Howson, M.A. • A C Stewart, Esq •
Win Ihne, Esq, Ph D. J J Stitt, Esc'
Thomas Inman, Ezq, M.D. John Torr, E q
J R Jeffery, E.q Charles Tut, er, Esq
CHARLES MOZLEY, Esq., Treasurer.
Tickets 15s each, including wine, will be issued on and after
To-morrow (Wednesday), the Bth of April, at One o'clock, et
Messrs. Webb and Hunt's, Castle-atree', where:a plan of the hall and
tables may be seen, and seats he secured.
.... .

Tickets'will be issued to Ladies only—for the East Gallery, oppo.
site the platform-table, As each ; for the West Gallery, 2s 6d.
JOHN WEIGHTMAN, t Secretaries.
A. HUME, D.O L.,.
Town Hall, 30th March, 10357.

TIIVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
LITERARY INSTITUTE.

•
MR. J. GADSBY,
Author of '• Wanderings In the East," who hss recently returned
from his Fourth Tour in Fgypt, Rrc., will deliver his highly
interesting and instructive
COURSE OF LECTURES
ON

"EGYPT ANDTHE BIBLE,"
IN THE LECTURE ROOM OF THE
LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT STREET,
ON

MONDAY Evening, APRIL 20th, at Ilalf-past Seven,

J. C. FWART, ESQ., M.P., in the Chair.
TUESDAY Evening, APRIL 21st, at flalf-past Seven,
Rev. T. RAFFLES, D D., L.L D., in the Chair.
WEDNESDAY Evening, APRIL 22, at Half-past Seven
C. ROBERTSON, ESQ., in the Chair,
ALSO, ON
SATURDAY Afternoon, APRIL 18th,
One especially prepared for Sunday Scholars. Chair to be taken

by J. J. STITT, Esq., at Three o'clock.
The course of these Lectures will be illustrated by upwards of
twenty persons, who will be dretsed In Eastern costume, (including
Turks and Egyptians, male and female, the Bedouins of the Desert,
&c.,) and the garments, ornaments, &c., explained as they b, ar
relation to the Bible.

The Lectures will also be enlise :ad by a variety of anecdotes and
recitals, and the exhibition or a number of warlike arms, implements,
palm fabrics, fragments of mnmmies, bottles sandals, potsherds,
gods, tablets, lattices, sackcloth, agricultural productions, Pharaonic
and other Egyptian bricks, and many other curiosities, ancient and
modern illustrating the manners and customs of the Orientals, and
throwing light on some seemingly ambiguous passages of the
Sacred Word.

Practical Illustrations will also be given of the Duties of the
Oriental Slave; the Easterns Bowing to the Earth ; Falling on the
Neck; the Bastinado ; Sitting iu Presence of a Superior; Taking np
the Bel; Arabs at Meals; Washing before Eating; Pouring Water;
Grinding Corn—the Upper and Nether Millstones; Filling the
Bosom ; Waiting at the Thresho:d; Whirling and Howling Der-
vishes, &c., &c. ; affiraing amusement as well as instruction.
Everything Sectarian is strictly excluded
Tickets may be obtained at Messrs. Smyth, Bold street. and Berry
street; Mr A. Reid, Ranelagh street; and Mr. Gabriel Thompson.
London-road.

Admission—Reserved Seats, 1.., Unreserved Seats, 6d. each Lec-
ture; or 2s. for the Course Children under fifteen, lia.f.price.
Members of the Sunday Schoal and Literary Institute and
Live,pool Institute admitted Free. Checks to be obtained from the
Secretaries.

JAMES PERKINS, Secretary.

March 26, 1857.

ILtsai Notift

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by an
Indenture, dated the First day of April, 1857, made,
and expressed to be made, between JOSL PIT BOWES, of Runcorn
Gaps, in the county of Chester, druggist and grocer, of the first
part; GEORGIC CORBRIDGE HOLLAND, accountant, tke., of Hanover
Chambers, Hanover-street, and ‘Vna.ism BATE, commission agent,
of 21, Hanover-street, both in Liveri.ool, in the county ot Lancaster,
of the second p irt ; and the several other persons whose names and
seals are thereu to subscribed and affixed, being creditors of the
said JOSEPH BOWES, of the third p all the real and personal
Estate and Effects of the said JOSEPH Bowss have been co,veyed
and assigned by the said Josses Bowss unto the said GEORGE
CORERIOGE HOLLAND and WILLIAM BATE, their heirs, executoos,
administrators, and assigns in trust, for the equil benefit of such of
the creditors of the said JOSEPH Bowss as shall execute t..e said
Indenture on or hero:ire the First dy of May next. And the said
Indenture was duly executed by the said JOSEPH Bowits on the
First day of April, 1857, in the presence of JAMES BATE and Jon sr
lll'Kustsst.i., clerks. And Notice is hereby further given, that the
said Indenture now lies at my office, Hanover Chambers, Hanover-
street. for inspection and execution by the said creditors. Dated
this Eighth day of April, 1857.

GEORGE C. HOLLAND,
Hanover Chambers, 21, Hanover-street, Liverpool.

V Itilif , A t fOll5.

"Ay, Sir, these Books are del chtfu! —divine."
t.oetes Ambrosia, ce, Vol. 3.
Ready THIS DAY, Part XXI.. 1857, of a
CATALOGUE of Useful, Entertaining, and
ki Curious Books, both Second Hand and New, Ancient
and Modern, on Sale, at Extremely Low Priefs, by Henry Young,
12, South Castle-street, Liverpool.
This Catalogue may be had (gratis) on application, and will be
found well worthy the attention of book collectors and others.

Ready THIS DAY, Crown Sao., Price 55., Cloth.
DR. LIVINGSTON : his LIFE and ADVEN-
TURES in the INTERIOR of SOUTH AFRICA.
By H. G. ADAMS. With Portrait,' Map, and Sixty Illustrations, by
Sargent, Harvey, The mas, Worm, Bc. I.3ndr.n : Houlston aad
Wright, 65. Paternoster-row, and all Booksellers.
' Just Published, Bvo. cloth, Price 6s
APRACTICAL TREATISE on DISORDERS
of the STOMACH with Fermentation, and the Causes
and/ Treatment of Indigestion. by JAMES TURNBULL, M.D.,
Phsician to the Liverpool Royal Infirmary.
Dr. TurnhulPs work is a highly practical one.—Lancet.

By the same Author, Bio., Price 25.,
THE PROGRESS of IMPR,OVEMENT in the
TRFATMENT of CONSUMPTION, and other
Pu!monary and Laryngeal Disea, es.
An adm!rable addendum to the Authnr's Treatise on the Curab:litti
of Consumption.— Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical science.
London : J. Churchill; Liverpool: A. Newling, Bold street.