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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

Song Good Bye, Sweetheart... Mu. HARI'
Quadrille Les Bouquets de l'Opera
Glee Hail Smiling Morn
Schottische La Nuit d'Etc

and Clarior

N
..D'Albert

H. Laurent

Seven o'clock. Mr. John Campbell will appear in his cele-
brated Jockey Dance and Newmarket Hornpipe.
Half-past Seven o'clock. Dancing on the Green.
Half-past Eight o'clock. Finale. God Save the Queen.
Messrs. BATH BROTHERS will, for the above, run their
Omnibuses, from twelve o'clock noon, every quarter of an
hour during the day.
Doors Open each day at One o'clock, performances to con
mence at Two o'clock.
Admission, 6d. ; Children half-price : payable at the doors
An entire change of Programme for Tuesday and Wedn
day. Excursionists will be admitted at half-p
their railway tickets.
Mr. R. H. WIGNALL, of London-road, will
Refreshments on the ground at moderat

Tea and

WHERE DO YOU DINE OR LUNCHEON AT I
WRY, Tula

ANGEL

LARDER,

FIRST DOOR IN NORTH JOHN-STREET FROM
DALE-STREET.

NO FEE TO WAITERS.

I CHOP,OII, STEAK, with VEGETABLES and ALB, 10.

DINNER PLATE OFF THE JOINTS,

With VEGETABLES, 15,

FISH AS IN SEASON,

POULTRY IN PERFECTION

TEA OR COFFEE

SOUPS

LONDON IMPERIAL STOUT.

ALLSOP'S PALE
IN FINE CONDIT AND
lON MILD ALES,

THE ANGEL

LARDER,

F MST Dooa Ix NORTH JOHN-STREET FILM
DALPATILBET.
LONDON AND PROVINCIAL PAPERS.

NOTTINGHAM STRONG ALE.
WWES, SPIRITS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

ad to make

Las just purchased

011. account of the Savings Banks, X 15,000, the

commencement of a series of purchases,

until the

t will reach upwards of

...
before,--a circumstance Nv

'ative of prosperity.

The interruption caused by the

[staken and ill-

advised strike of the builders is at present the

only drawback upon

this happy state of affairs,

This has been a most false step on the part of the

The best workmen among them have been

n the receipt of ss. 6d. a-day,—an income whicl

many men of education and refinement are

pelled to live upon, and keep up, at least

a his own ac

ppear to have do.

We thi

ight in taking, as

e learned Judge, the Lord Chief

,ctury to find, unhesitatingly dc

ould be vain for any one to consider all

the evidence both befc

ie verdict was pr(

ad against the accused, without
ision which the jury had done.

vict to defend himself, even after

i, was only, in the estimation

udge, a confirmation of the propric

3f his con-

If anything

'A the learned Chief Baror

you, it

tendency to confirm

which has been given

Thus the fate of the wretehe

man wont(

3 have 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

badments

A A COMFORTABLE Parlour and Bedroom to I

MO be LET, Un
ROOM, on th

)RAININ

Apply, by

CHEAP EXCURSIONS.

Apply at 49, Crowr

ROOM and BED

'pool, and

ansferred thi
An Office i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

deed, .can

Tay, eight monti

•
to arrive at the judgment on,theniabove expressed."
The actual loss in cash occasioned by Mr. Elliott's'
deficiencies is redUced to ,C-18 10s. 61, a guarantee.
association having paid £2,000. Upon a review of the
whole evidence, the commissioners find it impossible to
express any other opinion than that the general mode-
in which the business of the Weedon establishment Was
mulucteo 'ar f --- In tb-:- "

co, was t
the main defects

rom satisfactory. aeir °pinto:
the establishment are chargeable t

-
the War Department. The following, extract will show
the character of the defects as viewed by the commis"

sioners

"I. It was a mistake to fix the clothing depot so far,
from London, beyond the opportunity of immediate and
frequent personal surveillance by the director and assis
tant director of clothing, and separated from the impor-
tant branch establishment in Mark-lane. This mistake
has now been remedied by the abandonment of Weedoa
as a depot for clothing, and the removal of the establish-
ment to Pimlico.

'.2.. It was a mistake to appoint the first head of the

• 3. It was a great mistake to supply him at the out-
set of the undertaking with a small and inexperienced
staff. The inspection staff in particular ought to
been organised- from the commencement upon the
adopted at the Tower, and.'better salaries should have
ton Wednes- been given to the various inspectors.

Lmptonshirc

)een found
rs lfr

iother, who is wa

d wi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

sources of harmless

.musement

entitled

there car

why such an object as this should r

to, in conjunction wi

th, ar

:deed, as o

ny effort that may be made to

Ira' and religious conditio:

he subject, view

important whit

can engage

of the Christ

question ; but

;0 win.

tendeC

the attentior

may be c

1 to hold public meetings respecting tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

DEATHS

On the Gth of June, at Perth, Western Australia, aged 44
years, Nathan Knight, Esq., of Manchester.

On the 10th inst., after a few days' illness, Henry Meadows
Butler, of West Derby-road, aged 29, second son of the late
Richard Butler, of this town.

On the 11th inst., at Harbottle Castle, Northumberland, is
her 81st year, Sarah, relict of the late Thos. Clennell, Esq.
~ Maria Sarah, wife of John Renshaw, Esq.,
Manchester.

On the 13th inst
of Oxford-road,

On the 16th inst., at Bournemouth, Hampshire, Sarah
Prince, the second daughter of the late William Swallow,
Esq., of London, and Charleston, South Carolina, in her 84th
year.

Printed for the Proprietor, by WILLIAM GRIFFIN, of No. 6.
Brownlow-street, in the Parish of Liverpool, and TROIKAS
Submits. McGinn, of No. 10, St. Chrysostom-street, Evertoo.
in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh-Street, in the
Parish of Liverpool, and Published by them at 13, Sou*
John-street, in the aforesaid Parish W. Liverpool.
ACQNT 22, I$6lP.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

the head

4g a ;real noise,
had done that

you see

Drellduded me with a brit

.ork, where I was sittin

Ind met, this girl ; and the last blow
truck her with wls a shoe, and not alas

if coarse, I don't dot

that the prisoner's innocence was pros
illation, and ordered him to pay a f

gs, or go to prison for threeni
lave was chosen as the least of.

• DEFRAUDING TIER CusToms
niler„sepacl mato of the ship Columbia, lyi

to see, and

cc, one of the lieople, you
ich knocked

his

The latter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

BY HER HAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TEMPLEMAN'S ARTIFICIAL FITEI
(Fan LioirriNo FIRES; &c.,)
Is free from smell, clean, and very cheap.

TEN FIRES FOR ONE
in
in the manufaetut

The

Tally divided into small
ks is sufficient to light
3 and effectual manner,

lokrnal.
A. T. THPMSON_ &..00

ERCIIANTS,

JUBILEE BUILDINGS, 16, LORD-STREET
To be had of all respectable Grocers.

REMOVAL.
DENTAL SURGERY.
ESTADLISIIED IN TIIE NORTH OF ENGLAND 'UPWARDS OF

MOSELY,

RGEON-DENTISTS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

MARKET

armers' Wheat was in small

'c prices of this day

d foreign met with, a retail

s. Flour was firm, but sold

lower, bu

sales not

_
Oats were Is. per quarter lower, with scarcely any deal-
ings. Beans and Peas were not easy to sell.

LONDON MINING
e London mining :

MARKET.
market to-day is quiet

AuGusT 20,

principal transactions -have been in shares in Great
Wheal Vor, Stray Park, Unity, and Wheal Kitty
(Lelant). Shares in the last-mentioned mine continue
in demand, and are marked in the Stock Exchange In-
to 14. East Basset have been dealt in at 1721.
Foreign mining shares have met with little alteration.
Worthing Mining are inquired for. North Rhine
Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at :q,j prem.,
Scottish Australian Mining ate dis.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

liISII AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
Sin PS.

i'\. LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK DIRECT,
And between
. .
LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON, -
on Ships only CALLING at HALIFAX, to land and
receive Passengers and her Majesty's Mails.
Captains. I . Captains
ICA Neil Shannon

.James Stone. AMERICA
..Edwd. G. Lott. NIAGARA
.W. J. C. Lang. EUROPA..
CAMBRIA Captain Douglas
The under-noted or other Vessels are appointed to Sail
From LIVERPOOL. 1859
For Halifax and Boston Saturday... Aug. 27
For New York Saturday... Sept. 3
For HaNfax and Boston Saturday—Sept. 10
For New York • Saturday... Sept. 17
.For Halifax and Boston Saturday... Sept. 24
From AMERICA. ink,

W. F. Millar
Alex. I;xrie
John Leitch

rERSIA From New York Wednesday... Aug.,. 17
ARABIA From Boston Wednesday...Ang. 24
ASI A From New York W.! dnosday...Au g. 31
AMERICA From Boston Wednesday...Sept. 7
AFRICA From New York Wednesday... Sept. 14
The Passengers and Goods for New York are intended to be
andetl at Jersey City, within the jurisdiction. of the Custom-
house of New Ynrir

E MONEY FROM LIVERPOOL TO HALIFAX. AND BOSTON
Chief Cabin • Twenty-two Pounds.
Second Cabin Sixteen Pounds.

TO NEW 'YORK DIRECT

Chief Cabin
Second!`nhi

Twenty-cix.Tounds,

rates include Steward's Fee and Provisions, but without
Wines or Liquors, which can l e obtained on board.
.—These Steam-ships have accommodation for a limited

per of Second Cabin 1),
-__
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

o'clock

Chorley, fir(

ieveral I

personat

discharged a

for judgme

3furpily, were indic
of April last, unlawf
to compel James Co

the election
Wheeler and

tion ; Mr. O

the prisoners.
Dr. Wheels

and Bth Victoria, c

every_ person w

use of or threaten tc
restraint, in order
from freely exercisil
to be guilty of a mi

were exceeding

the boro
Robert
boroug

h.) a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

extended franchise, Mr. COBDEN was bound to

hare told I

is auditory whether he thought the

enlargement of constituencies would diminish thc

chances of corruption, and lessen the evils with
which such places as Wakefield, and such candi-

dates as Mr. LEATHAM, have made us familiar. If

the proportion is now twelve per cent., with the
constituencies numbering a million, what does he
estimate as ,the probable per centage when the

electoral body is swamped wi
tl

another million

I of vot

ers lower than its now lowest class ? Does

he think that the chances upon which the agents

of corruption now count so securely would be

diminished or

increased ? Does he calculate that

an addition of a million or two of voters would

lessen or increase the proportion of those whom

want of principle or want of money leaves open
to a bribe ? This was the plea of all others he was

called upon to make out ; which the advocaCy of a
large measure of " Reform" absolutely compelled

him to discuss.

Another point, too, might have

well challenged the honest admissions of one who

was disposed to be so frank and daring in facing

the damaging details of recent history ; and that

Ls, the melancholy fact that democratic leaders

are at least as frail and as unscrupulous as other
men ; and that the followers of Mr. BRIGHT are

as much exposed as the admirers of an
aristocracy to the malady which taints the vici-
ous and unprincipled. We cannot conceal our
dissatisfaction that Mr. COBDEN while calling up

.t least

reminiscences so recent and so significant, merely

uses them to point- or to suggest a sneer at the

aristocracy

who certainly this time are in no

wise mixed up in them. We should fail in our
duty to the public did we not express our un-
feigned disgust at the old and miserable cant
which disfigures one of Mr. COBDEN'S most

moderate speeches. He tells his simple audience
that bribery will die out when plebeian vulgarity
has made it no longer fashionable. The only

meaning of which can be,—that the chief direc-

tors of the arts of corruption are men of birth

Now such an assumption as this is so
manifestly false and absurd, that if Mr. COBDEN

and title

really means it, he is making himself a mark for
the general scorn of England. Yet, unless he
means so much as this, his remark has neither
force nor application. But can he be so weak
and credulous as to suppose that whatever is the
class which bribes, bribery claims, or has ever
claimed, a place among merely fashionable pur-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

constituent body of Enf

to corrupt inducements ;

seen, the turning out and the turning in of a

Government may depend on a majority of pur-
chased votes. In fact, the whole foreign and

domestic policy of this country may be made to

depend on the power of money, and on some of

the lowest hopes that can animate the human

breast

Now, having started this subject, and

placed it in juxta-position with that of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO.,
BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE
, OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS,
COANDRT O APPFOINTEADMIRAD BROK
LTY, WERS
almer-building TO THE HIGH
URT
Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

RNISHING IRON

PLATED S

_ T SPOONS AND FORKS
TABLE DITTO DITTO
LONDON-BRONZED TEA URN°,
OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three
IVORY TABLE KNIVES, balanced hand
DITTO DESSERT
FASTENER AND BOTTLE JACK

comprising Tea and Coffee Pot, Cream
:O-PLATED or NICKEL SILVER TEA SPOONS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

-....-..--....--

NOTES OF

e propriety of the (

THE DAY

Letion of Dr. Smethurst, for

ing the 'unfortunate woman with whom, although

was yet

ler the deception of a false marriage, can scarcely, one

ild think, be questioned under all the circumsta

It is true, there might be some douh

ial fact of his having admixistered to her the poison
had died. The medical

ader which it was

poved s

testimony was rather conflicting, although no,
so to shake any reasonable belief in the prisoner's
—,nection with his conduct

sufficiently

;uilt, taking
,ow aids his

in. either respec

It was

al connection for

pose of acquiri

the pro-

rty of which he I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

Supplied after Testing at the Public Office

RI AIRING, ItIMORING,

BRONZING, AND LAM-BRING

J. WREFORD HUNT,

28, lifti

Three Doarg rt*Dul

G 0 0 D

STEEL PENS,

TRACING PAPER, TRACING CLOTH,

COLOSSAL CARTRIDGE PAPER, sft. Gin. wide

LIQUID

SEPIA, LICIT:ID INDIAN INK, CARMINE

DRAWING PENCILS,

2s. per Dozen, best make

FRENCLI CRAYONS, CRAYON PAZER, PORT CRAYONS,

And OIL AND WATER COLOURS

DRAWINGS AND PRINTS SENT TO dory.

J. FEET,

88, 90, & 92, TOP OF

.-STREET

MISS SAMBROOK informs the Ladies of Liverpool
and Neighbourhood, that she is now OFFERING the
remaining part of her SUMMER STOCK of Fashionable
MUSLINS, BAREGES, &c., at very Reduced Prices.

1, HARDMAN-STREET

110 E

DEII

CHAMPAGNES,

3LA NCIIE

CARTE NOIRE

CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED

“LONDON,

( 1 AYTON

-SQUARE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

nes Scott, Creigh,from Odessa at Con
Id cleared for Queenstown or Falmouth

ba, Williams, froi

ueensto
Hicks.

Aug. 10, and cleared for Que

lonia, I,
cleared for

Aug. 10, and

almouth

aganrog at Coistantixople, A

Berdianski at Constant

town or Falmouth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

Flour Shop, two good Shops adjoining, three
,nd six neat Court- Houses, all well tenanted,
early rent of £2lB. Price £2.500. For particu-

ppli to John White, 20, Cl

1365 Desirable FAMILY HOUSE.
T 0 BE SOLD, an excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, con-
tabling front and back parlour, with kitchen and scullery
on the s

efloor, good washing cellar beneath, four large bed-
oms, and water closet, and thoroughly drained. Price £350.
For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square.

1376 Freehold INVESTMENT for £4OO.
TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very choice Lot of
PROPERTY, containing Three neat Front Houses, situate
near Edge-hill Church, occupied by respectable tenants, pro-
ducing the yearly rent of £35. Price £4oo.—For particulars
apply to John White, 20, Clayton-sqnare.

Desirable COUNTRY COTTAGE

rlO BE SOLD, a Very neat Double-fronted COTTAGE
HOUSE, 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 garden
in front. Price only £3oo.—For notes to view apply to John
White 20, Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

E

INVAI

TR'

LUNCHEON
ROOMS, •

Request the favour of a visit to

I)lshes of the Continental Table, a
the purport of The Albany Restaut

It U -IL -

S 1111

ALBANY," OLDIALL-STBJ
lESSRS. OEIILIIAFFEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

6111,11.;
SIMPS
KIND I

improv

1 6, ORES(

proper

partner of

and i:

so prominently liefore the public, he has avoided saN
in; one word about it himself
done has
and the

to print, in
Liverpool Journal,"

111 that has bon
Le . " Daily Post "

Dr four

letters at a time

uciple upon which the

.nt is in!

so 1411 express

-Let another man prai

thine own mouth ; a stranger, and snot 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 benefit of qtr. SIUPSON'S
;nvnntinn_ and in such a dnni•nn.. that thnv +brinn•ht ;+
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

which he sees, as existing between this country

and I

us own, through that medium, does not

represent truly to his mind the real and relative
state of the peoplE

in this country with his

3sitous is here

own. The pauperism of the ne
thoroughly grappled with and relieved

No man,

11 this country, can perish from famine ; the law

,nsists upon and provides for his relief ; he does

not beg—he claims it as hii legal right

Hence

a very erroneous estimate is apt to be formed on
the Continent of the state of our population.
One great test and evidence of the substantial

prosperity of the country exists in the fact, that
the average per tentage of able-bodied paupers,
for some considerable and retrospective period, has
fallen 32 per cent. ; among the number of all
classes of paupers 16 per cent.
But in the midst of these facts, it is lamentable
to observe how much crime has increased of
late, chewing thereby that it is not distress, re-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

Although complete ceriaiity, on 151; points ,is- 1in0..,
able, we think there has been no dishonesty, no defal—
cation in the_ stores, no substantial "losS •to the
and that the errors in,. question are .errors of account
only, which we have every reason to believe will not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

retittZ.

The vesf;els
between
of sailing

.Gonaon 7
DuMin

1 of the
'ierhead

STOWN

CITY OF DUBLIN gr 2.111 PACKET eOMPANr.
of f! Cmaxany
olyhcad aria-n..ziptoiii, twice every day. Hours
Holyhead,:—From ol3lead, 1.30 a.m. and 5.0 a.m.
ime; from KingstoWn, 2.0 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.,
te, or as soon after as the Mails are on board
FOR DUBLIN,
The IRON DUKE, or other Tess
Company, sails from the P
R KI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

BRUSHES,

It ALPH'S
WHITE COOPERY,
BRUSH, AND BASKET WAREHO
19, RANELAGII-STREET.
PERAMBULATORS in great variet
RALPH'S Improved CHURNS, BEEIII

GRIFFIN

A N D

M'G I E

GENERA

7TERPRESS

ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS

S, STATIONER

BOOKBINDEIT.-§

TJRERS.&

CHATHAM

SOUTH JOHN,STI

"""itS OF

NORTHERN DAILY T

Mere=

ono:Inca;
Tae utn

g of Corn

lacards, from

of charge

L, _ Omen

TUBS, BASKETS, &c

al, and l'ancy Printing, at etfellY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

the honour to

iBOVE VALVAIILe.
RAS GRANTED -
Ance Daily, from 'Ten to Seven, at thei
- D.O K E•-S T E.E T
p
(Directly opposite'Berrf-street),
LUDGATE-HILL, AND 110, RE G E'N T-S TREE T, LOND-ON
Al,o at their Branch-Establishments, where one of the Finn attends regularly.
- --
every Monday
every Tuesday
every Wednesday
every Wednesday
: every Thursday

ETTERS PATE

tablishments,
LyIVERPOOL

WARRINGTON
CHESTER
ROCHDALE
WREXHAM
TOLTON • -
WIGAN

71, Sank ci--strect
trect.

Peol
138, Yorlg3hire,
High-st

.every Friday

SOUTHPORT
BANGOR, N.W
CARNAIiVON, N.W.
WHITCITURCII, &tun
SHREWSBURY, SALOP
LANCASTER
ULVEBSTON
KENDAL
WHITEIIAVEN

.every Saturday
the first Monday in each Month
.the first Txesdtly in each Month •
.the first and thmi.-Feclay in each Month
.the first and third Thursday in each Alsonth
.the second and fourth Thursday in each Month
,the second and fourth Friday in each Month.,
.the second and fourth SatUrdav

13a, tOrd-street
High,ltt6et.
,UNb,:id!_:e Arms.

Smt tergnte,

ui rat. :110IIIR msnznarket— •
the third Monday and Tuesday in each Month 14, Louther-street.
...imsrs. GABRIEL (frous bcing.rnanufacturers of every speciality appertaining to the profession) are: enabled td supply at
charges in m:
proportion to quality lower than those usually charged for the corn quality—thus at once abolishing the necessity
for paying fabulous prices. To be obtained only at the _
DENTAL ESTABLIELECI&E.VT.
1 DUKE-STREET
LONDON-33,

o'l 3 4,

LIVERPOOL

OPPOSITE BERRY-STREET LUDGATE-HILL, A\ D;
110, REGENT-STREET
Observe Numbers particularly.
ESTABLISHED 1804.

B ARNARD

• Depots for the Sale of his Roted •
6s. (3d. 8,, TIMEPIECES, and ALARM. CLOCKS and TIMEPICEES,
ARE ONLY AT •
32, SOUTH CAS TT

,_, E

STREE•T,

88, 0L ,D .11 A

GREET

Alarms can be set with_ the greatest facility to

.er at any hoax r

quired. -Although-offered at so low a price,

every- clock is carefully c.iairrineo by e4pe-

Iwu ..,41140

,

workmen under B. i

intendenee, and are warranted to keep correct

AND HOUSE CLOCKS,

E AND RI

Satre&

NABLE TERM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

AUGUST, 18.59

STEAM COMmUNteA.TION BETWEEN Liv=Poo'
T-YEIIA3I, AND Vli,§T9,N,

made, for the purct

at of water,

this trade, w

CHEAP

ELESTON STEAM PACKET COMPANY

JAMFC BUM
WM Sail

EtPOOL FOR PRESTON

August 26th,

FROM PRESTON

Satur4as

agust 27th at Nine

Loading berth, South-east Corner Trafalgar Dock, Liverpool
Fare : Deck Passage, ls. ; Cabin 2s. Return Tickets granted
For Freight and further particulars apply to
JAINKSON & EASTMAN,
Managing Agents,
1, Rumfor-place, Liverpool.
It. PARKER, ESQ.
Chapel Walks, Preston.

N.B.—This vessel will be commanded by Capt. James Buttler,
a gentleman having great practical knowledge of the port of
Preston, and well known in the trade; he commanded the
steamer Gem, which was employed in the trade for nearly two
years.

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOI

One of the new Screw Steam-ships,
1 ATHLETE,
tk*' OR
AUGUSTA,
SAIL WEEKLY (unless prevented by any unforseen

occurrence. }

From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL . . Every Tuesday
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL . Every Saturda3-

Without calling at any intermediate port.
Cabin Fare, 12s. Gd.; Deck, ss. Return Tickets, available
for two voyages, 17s. for a single passenger; for three per-
sons and upwards, open to an arrangement, and an extension
of time will be granted.
Apply, in Bristol, to Mr. Richard Rowe, Steamers' Wharf,
Redeliffe-backs ; or here to

F. H. POWELL & CO., (late CRAM, PoWEM., & C 0.,)
Agents, 35, South John-street.

-"#lc.biferrantatt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

from 70s Od

.from 9s 6d per dozen.
Jrcum 16. Od per dozen.
from. 22s Od per dozen.
.from 38s Od each.

from 6s Od per set.'
,from 12e 6d per dozen
.from lOs 6d per dozer

FENDERS
FIRE IRONS front 2s Od to 505
SET OF SIX OVAL Ihsn COVERS from 15s Od
TaR PARAFFIN OIL LAMP. This is the best and most economical lamp that is made from 2s. Od
The Wholesale and Builders' Ironmongery Branch, Bell-hanging, Locksmith, Whitesmith, and Range

Manti'factory, carried on as 'usual, at
4, ST. JAMES'S-PLACE AND ASHTON STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAI

SATURDAY EVENING

The Cotton market remains without any
change, either in the tone of the trade or with
respect to prices. To-day the sales were about
7,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation and
for export.

The Liverpool Share Market has shown very
great firmness to-day, and an advance of about
per cent. has been established upon the current
descriptions of stock. The tone at the close was
firm, but the demand was chiefly speculative.
The following were the day's sales :—Birkenhead,
781 14; Great Western, 60/ ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 96 ; Lancaster and Carlisle, Kendal
and Windermere Branch, 101 ; London and
North-western 951 1 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln, 361 ; Midland, 106 ; North-eastern and
Berwick, 89-7, ; Dovers, 22 13-16 ; Warrington

and Stockport, 9 1-16; Grand Trunk of Canada,
81 13-16 ; Great Louxemburg, 6 ; Shrewsbury and
Hereford, 9,4 ; Commercial Bank, 121; Royal In-

surancc

The demand for Money

rather inactive, anc

rates of discount continue low

The remittances

of specie to India and the continent,
_however, do

not abate, and it is expected that in a week or
two there will be an increased inquiry for accom-
modation. The best bills are readily taken at the
private banking houses at 2-1- per cent.,
the bank minimum. below
The market for the Public Funds and Securities
opened very firmly to-day, and although very
tittle business was done, the tone was decidedly
good, and at the close an advance of I- per cent.
ad been established. Consols are quo te d at 95&
to 951 for both money and the account. The New
Threes are 96 to 94. The Reduced, 96. k 961.
India Loan Debentures, 94- ; Ditto Bonds, ss.
dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 265. prem. Bank
Stock is 224. The New Indian Loan is 98 983.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

On 2att.

FOR SALE.
3rig NORTH STAR;
dth 23 ,feet 5-10ths, depth 13
ster, built at Nova Scotia

The handy E
\ length 101 feet, brew
ii„/Ai,YA feet 5-10ths, 247 tons
gdfairyiViill‘4l in 1854, and is now c
zinc, whichis in fai

nd will be

upon inspection,

ry desirabl

any other trade'her size may suit; lying in Brunswick-d
For further particulars, inventories, &c., apply to
M. J. WILSON, 6, York-buildings, Liverpo(

ON SALE,
The Ship NABOB,
Wee, •A, length 144 feet 3-10ths, breadth 30 feet 5-10ths,
depth 20 feet 6-10ths ; built in the United States
in 1845 ; has just come out of the graving dock,
where she has been cooroughly overhaulel, boottopped, and
newly sheathed with yellow metal, and is now classed A 1 in red
for five years ; had a new mainmast put in ; she is a large
carrier, and is well suited for the Australian or other traAes.
Lying in Salthouse Dock.—For further particulars, inventories,

&c., apply to
M. J. WILSON, 6, York-

•buildings, Liverpool. tth,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

THE AMERICAN COTTON CROP

Extract from Savannah Price Current of 6th
August:

A friend, writing us from Tallahassee on the
30th July, says :
" The planters in this region have made an
abundance of Corn, and have made good prospects
as to Cotton, though the latter is endangered by
excessive rains." _ _

Another, writing from Columbus on the 3rd
instant, says :—" I have but yesterday returned
thus far, from my plantation in Dougherty
county. Although the Cotton crop looks unusu-
ally well, I have but little confidence in a large
yield, owing to the excessive wet weather."

THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LONDON, Saturday Evening

ConsOls closed firm at 95a, buyers

firm, closing very good. French- inactive

2 ; new,

THE FUNDS

Consols, Money , 95-;14-
„ Account 95f-;
Exchequer Bills 23 27

PRICES

RAILWAY SHARES

Bank 5t0ck....223
Three per Cents 961

-CLOSING PRICES

Amb. Not. &E. J. 641 Gt. S. and West.lo3 105
Caledonians . . . . 84-t Lancas. & York.. 951
Dutch Rhenish . . L. &N. Western 951-
Eastern Counties. 661 71 L. and S. West'n 91-1 :11.
East Lancashire. Leeds Northern.. 431 4
Edinburgh& Glas 734741 Man. Shelf. & Lin 35.1 61
Great Northern ..101 102 Midland Stock ..105-1 61
) A. 82 84 North British .. . 59,1 I
Gt.l Westerns. ~ . 604 N. Staffordshire..
G. Wes. ofCanada 141 15 S. E. & Dover . . 751- 61
Gd. Truk. of Can. I York, New. & Ber 89
8 11-16 8 13-16 York & N. Mid„ 71i 2i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

FOR AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON,

Forwarding Passer

BLUE JACKET,6Iaii
TELEORAPII, Davis .

1 '
The famouß oz-Royal M,
deegedhtd punctually on t
lan ring Wellington, TtiL:

sailed the ell
Her eaptai

of saloon passengers, fol
linen, and all nocessaiie:
for passengers in this el

suited for a select nu:

of 40 a
New Zt

a. on tt

H. T. X
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

.st of I

expenditure of £34

is -assumed that on an avera

penditure has been for parlianientary and legal expenses,
18 for land and compensation, 66 for works, and 10 for

rolling stock.
It is worthy- of notice that, although the cost of
ilways irt the United Kingdom has averaged £34' 248
• £38,779 in E....J....A .

per nine—viz.,
land, and £15,001 in in
of railway for which acts have beet

and which are now opened for tr
£10,500 per mile-
I'CrBel7aonod.Per Of the inthe total
£81,683,179 £81,683,179 has been raised by
lreferenee shares, and the remain&

,~~a+ned

inteu

juo per mile in

111011C1

—by ordinary share ea
The average rate of divtuena

31,854,547 by

last :verti. ngali
aitva) been 3

40 ; in 1651, 2.41

intetes

,837,781
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

Slave Trath

I)ouglas li

sition to the opening o

principally (

written
the Aft

letter in Op'

of the constitution which secured th
of that instrument, and should therefore 1
sacred. The letter is substantially as follows

There can be no difference in -the degrees of

protection accorded by governn

nt to native Inc

recognizes no difference in this respect. If apm

son can expatriate himself from a foreign
government, and swear allegiance to the United
States, and still owe anything to the foreign

predicament of owing allegiance to two countries,
without being entitled to the protection of
either. He would accord the fullest protection
to all American citizens. In the convention, the
constitution was a creature of compromise, and
the African slave trade was the subject. South Caro-
lina and Georgia wished to continue it; Virginia,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York wished
it terminated ; New England was passive in the
matter ; South Carolina a„'l

n'gia finally car-
ried their point of continuance till the year 1808,
with the understanding that it should then end.

instrument itself. In this view Judge Douglas
declares himself to be irrevocably opposed to the
re-opening of the African slave trade. "
The above manifesto is from Judge Douglas, a
Senator, and a candidate for the presidency.
Another candidate for that high office had written
a letter, which has caused great excitement
throughout the Union generally—we mean Go-
vernor Wise. As it has caused such a sensation,

I thank you for yours of the Bth instant.
I have apprehended all along that the Tammany Re-
zency would carry a united deleamtion from New York

DEAR Sir

know, is confi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

artained that she was pos-

ed. As a married man, she was of COAT
r:" and it

along with other IN

.d.of her. lle want(

enjoy with impunity the or

wife, not the other.

offspring

which would not onl

very unnatural that,

d seek to eget
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST 20

There was a good supply of Beasts to-day, but trade
ruled exceedingly slow. Mulch Cows are quoted at
£l4 to £l7 ; Heifers £5 to £lO ; Young Irish Stock
£3 to Bs. The demand for Sheep has not improved.

DONCASTER CORN MARKET

itTGITST

Supply of Wheat somewhat larger than last week,
and the present splendid weather for securing the
remainder of the harvest influences sales ; and although
we do not alter quotations, last week's prices are only
in a few instances obtained. We have several samples
of new Barley of indifferent quality, but prices are
mainly nominal. Oats and Beans unaltered.

LONDON TALLOW

MARKET

-AUGUST

The market is firm at the following prices :—Town
tallow 545. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 555.
3d. ; September, 555. 6d. ; October to Decemb,!r, 555.
9d. ; do., separately, 565.
MARKET AVERAGES.—Town tallow, 555. 9d. ; fat by
ditto, 2s. 11d. ; yellow Russian, 565. 6d. ; melted stuff,
40s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 245. 6d. ; tallow greaves, 15s. ;
good dregs, 7s.

LONDON WEEKLY METAL REPORT.-AuG. 20,

The market is still inactive, although rather more con-
fidence is evinced. Copper continues very firm in price,
though in moderate request. Iron is mostly firm in
quotations, but perhaps there may be a slight giving way
as regards Welsh merchant Iron. Scotch Pig is lower,
the quotation being 555. for mixed numbers. Tin is
quoted a shade lower for Banea, but still too high as
compared with Straits; there is a steady business doing
in the latter, as well as in English. Speller has rather
improved in price and extent of business. Lead quiet.
Tin Plates sell steadily at improved prices.

CORK CORN MARKET.—AuopsT 20.
White Wheat, 16s. to 245.; Red, 19s. 6d. to 20s. 3d
Oats, 11s. 6d. to 12s. 10d.

The following appeared in a part of our impressior
of Saturday .
MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET, AUGUST 20.
Leeds, 95; 6 ; Dovers, 22 13-16 ; Midlands 1051
North British, 591.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET, AUGUST 20.
Our market still continues heavy, and prices rut
next to nominal. Duty is called £260,000.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET

-AUGUST 20,

There is nothing new passing to-day in Colonial pro
duce. Tallow firm, 56s 3d spot, 55s 9d last thre

months

GLASGOW IRON MARKET

No. 1, 525. 9d. to 535. ; Warrants, 52,
538. ; Makers Iron, not quoted ; No. 3,
535. Market has a rising tendency.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

democracy who bribed. Nay, is there any breast

made of such stern stuff as not to shrink from

bringing up, in the very presence of Mr. BRIGHT,

that bitter memory of Wakefield, and that

narrow and guilty escape

-hich signalised

Huddersfield and its late election, and just saved

the remaining hope of the outraged LEATHAMS ?

as a p

tgent contemporary reminded us,

may have sacrificed his sons to a sense of justice

it would haye been a touch beyond even the

savage virtue of a Roman for Mr. COBDEN to

impaled before Mr. BRIGHT'S weeping eyes

his frail and unfortunate brothe

Yet, with a

1 his caution and his reticence,

there are some foolish contradictions in Mr

ICOBDEN'S arrangements of topics and arguments

We do not exa,

see that a disquisition on the

rights of the humbler classes to electoral privi-

leges, and the, favoura
and patriotic use of them, is appropriate)_
duced by a bare historical reference to the rec,
mode in which they have testified theil
appreciation of their value. Mr. COBDEN says

,ble chance of their judicious

y intro-

carious

truly, that forty election petitions have been just
presented to Parliament; and, he adds, that if
all had petitioned who had knowledge of corrupt
practices, there would have been eighty. Upon
this showing, therefore, twelve per cent. of

hand are open

and as we
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

agreement

entered his service as a servan

year. Whilst in his service, plaintiff asked him to ad-
vance him £35, promising to repay the amount on
receiving commission on some goods which be said he
had sold to Messrs. Greenwood, Massey and "Co. Wit-
ness advanced him the amount. Subsequently, plaintiff
asked him to advance him a further sum of £lOO,
that -Icy of £lBO fr.

1, stating

_ to receive in a .
Witness refused, saying to plaintiff, "I have found out
that your story about receiving the money from GI een-
wood and Massey was a falsehood, and I have no doub'
your story about the legacy is a falsehood also." -I`r.
plaintiff entered his service, he representPd
not in debt -

it he via

oon afterwards, his creditors came to the
Alice "in swarms." When plaintiff wished to collect
the money from Mr. Westhead, witness told him that

he would not allow any one but his cashier to collect
monies, but, notwithstanding this, plaintiff collected that

,ums which he had advan

The jury returned t verdict for the plain
one farthing.

-damages.

COX V. STEAM-BOILER ASSURANCE COMPANY.
In this action the plaintiff was Mr. Jonathan-Cox,
and the defendants were the directors of the Steam-
boiler Assurance Company. Mr. Monk, Q.C., and Mr.
Fearnley appeared_ for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wilde,
"—nn ts. The action

and fir. Ovens for the defenuau,.
was brought for work and labour done,. for money paid
on account of the defendants, and for a breach of con-
tract. The defendants had. paid £5 into court, and as
to the residue they pleaded never indebted. They also
pleaded that_the plaintiff was addicted to intoxication,

It appeared from the opening statei
counsel for the plaintiff, that he w

) a recent

to the St

Previou.; to th

held a highly r

iituation; having. been for a period

years in the service of the National
England. He left that employment
into partnership with a Mr. Hann.
Medical Invalid and General Life Asset
3arly part of 1858. Shortly after that t

zement with the

compini. The agreement between t
defendants stipulated that the appc
fixed
.period. After entering upon
situation, he from time to time expi
of money on behalf of the defendant
a few mouths had elapsed from the ti
ment, the plaintiff was summarily
missed from the company's service, ii

the terms of the agreement.
rig detailed all the facts of
eated in support of them.
liised when the court adjor
ten this moriiimx.

-0----

LIVERPOOL POLICE COI;

r. PRESTON, Deputy

flag ne,wly imported. from (

iai;^ed with assault

inn po

fght. The officei-2
~,es to twelve o'clock, will
ind the prisoner lyinz oz

Teviott

e struck complainant

Enigma being on the gar"
caught on the leech of tl
which disabled her by breal
and the Tyro having thin
lismissed from I was thrown ont of the race

haat off Woodsid
iside n schooner Nv

tide, and wli

Inicd away her top

she had ancther r
way, and the top
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES,

CROWN

,'OURI

SATURDAY

[Before Mr. Baron WATsoN•I

k deceased, w

ho last election

Jr.

Occurred M

then kept

nmitte

io►n, or else was in h

hen he

police-officer at

person of Ann

iolcncc, or restraint

tantine to refrain frolu voting at

Di's of Parliament for Bury. Dr.
,pwood appeared for the prosecn-
Q.C., and Mr. Fearnley defended

(1 that the charge against the pri-
under the act of parliament 7th

Lp. 102, sec. 0, which Provided that
could, directly or indirectly, make
Lse of any force, violence, or

to induce or prevent any voter
the franchise, should be deemed
lemeanour. The facts of the case

the two candidates were Alf

previously represented the
[. Frederick Peel, who,

les, late. member of parliament fo'r
geld in opposition to the Hon. Mr.
.omination was Friday, the 29th
was on the day followinp,s. The

, and had a vote for the Borough
bout fifty or sixty yards from the

since died. On the morning of
a the prosecutor left his house at

;hill the parliamentary be-
New Inn, which was used

'mild not allOw him

in the interest o
Is in favour of Mr. Barnes

had put the
lurphy, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

trsollo Cdanttb..

WANTED immediately, a SERVANT-OF
Welsh preferred.—Amilv 44, Cab'

LL-WORK.
3a22

WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK, for a Boarding-
House.—Apply at No. 8, Salthouse-lane. 1

WANTED, in a Farm House, a confidential PERSON, wlu
understands the management of Butter.—Apply tc
Yorthern Daily Times office. 6a23

A NY Medical Man capable of SUPERINTENDING} a long-
J%
_ established and lucrative Specialty, may receive half the

profits thereof. Addr

is (post paid) to A. B

TEMPORARY ASSISTANT MASTER.
WANTED, an ASSISTANT, until Christmas, for the Boys'
School, Edge-hill. Liberal remuneration will be given
to an efficient teacher. Unexceptionable references required.

FOREMAN MA SOls
.g out work, and underst

AGENTS fc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

gkusfrathi.

-"lmArw PALL AND "EAGLE "
PACKETS SAUINO lITNCTUALLY ON THE STR AND
Ifrzu OF EACH MONTR,—IN ADDiTION TO • BEING
TITE only Line in tke Kingdom despatching Steamers direct
to Australia, is the Orly ???C arr honoured BY A VISIT
FROM HER ifoji
LARGEST, LINZ A
rEits IN THE %% 8.1. p

AND COMPRISES TIII
ND MOST CELEBRATED CLIP.

STEAM

AUSTRALIA UN D:

11. SIXTY DAY

3ROTIIE2S & CO., M

Sil AND AUSTRA

AND " EAGLE"' LINE OF PAC
ction with the celebratocl

N and ROYAL CHARTER,
tally from LIVERPOOL• on the
h of each Month.

by the followit

J. GRAY.
J. CLARKF

2164 T

M. OVTRIDGE.
2604 - C. E. l'itrcE.
1623 - D. 11. JOHNSTONE
1019 M. Mußrnr.
1026 Wm. BRowx.

1555 11. O'NEILL
1437 P. MURPHY

J. GARDYN
J. KIDDIU.

A. STINSON

E FIFTH SEPTEMBI
For. NELBOURNE,

ng Goods for GEELONG,
'he celebrated Clipper
OCEAN CHIEF,

Captair
r. 5.000

Connil ander ;.

knowlcdged to be the "Queen of the Plcet
for this line of packets, and is sister ship
ag, Donald M`Kay, aad Great Tasma-i.
"Black PAT' fleet when specially-d!
visit of inspection from her Majesty t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

NOR,TIIERN DAILY TIMES.

THE LATEST NEWS
ELECTION NEWS

SATURDAY

-CLOSE OF THE POLI

The NE

tional Assemt

mous vote

by ballot, de

sit tills

he proje

A law on
reed to.

werp was. a

present,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

must in the winter throw a great number of

families upon the poor rates

and make many of

them become inmates of the union workhouse

Our poor rates

amount

the aggregate to

£6,000,000 per annum

This does not represent

the amount distributed among the poor, since in

t is included the salaries of the

arious officials

belonging to the unions, including medical officers

and chaplains, as well as the construction of

workhouses, repairs, &c

The decrease ending

Lady Day, 1858, was £2o,ooo—a decrease though

not large, yet indicative of a better condition of the

poor. Taking, however, the aggregate and com-
parative returns made by the Poor-law Board, of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

REAT:I'T
PF.I/111",

-
and 12.
To be had direct from the Establ
9trcet, Oxford-street, London,
order ; also of Robert Tro,vden,

clay and Sons, 05, Farrinvion-st
ing "William-stte(
xford-street ; I:
Raimes

Chester
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

NkTAN

taining an a:

3edrooms

kPARTMI

rriIIE Public are respectfully informed that the Steame
MANCHESTER, 150 horse-power, Captain JOSEPH WARE
(NV o has been engaged upon the Welsh Coast Station for ft ur
teen years,) will run as under (weather permitting) until fur
ther notice, on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS to LLAN
DUDNO, leaving the Great Landing-stage at 9 30 a.m., return
ing to arrive in Liverpool about 9 p.m. the same evening.
Fares for the Round :—Best Cabin, 3s. ; Second Cabin, 2s. 6c
Passengers landed at the New Landing-stage Free. Four t

REMOVAL OF THE ALBION OFFICE

rrirn

NION COUI

al Offices,

nd Machinery

at 36, Cast!:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

G.lircir.innsoN,_ Commander

All freights must be paid in Liverpool.
To .—..vent the possibility cf all after-diseussion, it is re.
quested that the shippers mill send a person to the quay to se(
their goods measured.

(CL- In the event of these steamers being placed in quaran-
tine at any port, cargo will, on the arrival of the steamer,
require to be immediately taken :may and transferred to
another vessel or depot, to perform quarantine, at the expense
and risk of the shippers or consignees. This also applies to

Bills of lading are required to be at the office in Liverpool
for signature the day previous to sailing.
Goods for. the above-named ports must have the place of
their destination distinctly marked on them, in letters of not
less than two inches, otherwise the agents will not be account-
able for mistakes.
Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each

artload of goo
For freight or passage apply to W. 11. DIXON
9, ltumford-place

Bills of Lading for the above steamers to be had at Turn
and Dunnett's, Derby-buildings, James-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

4. It was a

awe with :AL. _ s frequent repeated requests.
"5. It was a mistake, notwithstanding the distance of
Weedon from London, that more frequent viits
not paid there by the directors of clothing, and a t
-igid supervision exercised over the books and the stc
"6. It was a mistake not to have had a more
con-
in hand before commencing the issues, s)

siderable sl
as to have

pared for the emei

,ncies Which

It was, w

most seri

i mistake to hay

;eparat

double- contracts,

)urse iuvo
ce, double

spectiot
This de

the first instance entered into for the clothing con

em pursued at Woolwich and the Tower is

e%nmissloners thus sum
the points on which her

:testy rc

Upon a

ks hay c

w of the system upon wit

and ft to

as it. ap:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

MARRIAGES,

On the 9th inst., at Dalhousie Castle, by the Very Rev. Dean
Ramsay, Sir James Fergusson, of Kilkerran, Bart., to the
Lady Edith Christian Ramsay, second daughter of the Most
Hon. the Marquis of Dalhousie, K.T.

On the 18th inst., at Long Preston, Craven, by the Rev. S.
E. Coulston, vicar, Edgar Fenton, of Lockwood, Huddersfield,
to Margaret, only daughter of the late John Tennant, of Rid-
dings, Long Preston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST

SCREW STEAM-SHIPS.
The first-class British Stearn-ships
Tons. Tons.
AGIA SOFIA. 1500 MACEDONIA. li,oo
AMALIA . 1500 0!•;ONTES . 800
ARCADIA. . IWO THESSALIA . 1300
- • - LACONIA. . 1300
Firsr teaincr for MALTA, ALEXANDRIA, BEIROUT, nod
NDRETTA, with liberty to call at any other Fort.

ILEXA

The first-class British steamer
TIIESSALIA,
Captain RICILARD FLINN,
Is now receiving Goods, and will be despatched To-morrow

„ •
Every precaution will be taken,to avoid quarantine at
any-port of discharge.
Shippers will please send a shipping note with each cartload
of goods, and declare the contents of the bales in it.
The form of Bills of Lading required for this Steamer can be
had only from Rociciarrn Baornmis, 44, Castle-street.
In the event of these steamers bebg placed in quarantine at
any of the above ports, the goods will require to be inune-
diately taken away and transferred to another vessel, depot,
or laizaretto, to perform quarantine, at the expense and risk
of the shippers or consignees. This also appli7s to passengers.
Each passenger will have to pay his ov,ll quarantine expenses.
All the above steamers have superior accommodation for.
passengers, and are provided with iron safes for specie.
For particulars of freight or passage apply to
PAPAYANNI BROTHERS,
Ga 22 Fenwick-chambers, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.

linutte,

LIVERPOOL AND BORDEAUX LIM OF
STEAMERS, - •

In connection with the South of France Railway
Company, from Bordeaux to Cetto, ecc

•-- t in; boosts for
1 LYONS. GENOA, LEGHORN,
-:;- :c., AT THROUGH RATES,
The powerful fast-sailing Screw-Steamer
HAMBURG, 550 Tons Burthen,
SPEEDY, Commander,
sail from Liverpool This Day (Monday),
paid instant, taking Goods till Noon.
For terms 01 Freight or Passage, having superior acconun e-
dation for Passengers, apply to the sole Consignee& Of Ulf
South of France Railway and Canal Compaxy,
W. 11. DAUNT & CO., Bank Chambers,
Cook-,street, yerpoo,
Manchester.

IsIARSHILLES,
CIVITA YECRIA, 8;

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C. W.

A description ot all floods to be given in the Shipping Notes,
and the Ports of destination to be marked on each package, in
letters of not less than two inches 13tig, or the Om era will not
be accountable for the correct delivery.

BIM of Lading to be had only from G. J. Poore, Wholesale
atior,l.r, 42, Castle7street, Liverpool.

ZEALAND,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22

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No. I.—NE VOUS DEialt-LAT I:, Loss of Memory, Dianne;
of Sight, Prostration of Physical Energy, Incapacity k
Business, Study, or Society, with DE. MAUSTON'S METHOD 0

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Addressed speeialfr to Young Men.
MARRIAGE AND REFRODUCTION, Felicity of
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aaho desire to BE.OIIE
I,iining the means

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.s of healthful CHILMI

No. 3.—THE GitEAT SOCIAL EVIL,- All the painful
Diseases which result from it, with DR. 111.asnoros's Unfailing
System of Treatment, by which ie altogether dis-

penned with,

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