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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

be Y)fa, ousts nub Raub.

Lot 224

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, ty Private Contract, ten
well-built Dwelling-houses—two front and eight back, forms
ing a respectable Court, situated top end of Scotland-road. Was
built expressly for present owner by a well known builder, all let,
and producing 871. 10s. Bd. per annnra, less taxes. Tenure free:,
hold; ' price only 8001: Parties waiting good - Cottage .Property
will tin, • vestment. For further particulars

this a very desirable in
apply at the offices, 1&., Barnet

ALFRED JACOB is
well built Dwellir
road. Each contains t

to sea

Private Contract, three

situated on the

Tenure col

ly. 1;9701.
rtt-street,

Fur further particulars apply at the otfle

corner *of Le
Lot 220.

ALFRED JACOB
of semi-detg,the

3 sell, b

:ontra:ct, a pair

illy. situated at Raintti 4';ota-

tahthlg each

kitchen,

ED JACOB is instructed to sell, by
tat D wellir

ise contains
3orns, bath

robe SOLD, by order of the Trustee

Woolton Perma

L Building
Ltd 'II, Botanic

LLING HOUSES, r

Xavertree-ros,

One DIVEttINO lIOUSI
ouses in the court behind

No. 75, Newsliam-stree

tenure

al £35 15s per

ninurn; price £350
ei Freehold - DWELLING. HOUSE,
PIO ICs 6d per annum; pr

situate in Nelson-court

Queen-street ; renta

a In

33usine5sr5fl

totits

TO DYERS and CI EANERS.---'
Business, Machinpryi Fixtures

IsPOSED OF, the
an old-established

me of

al y to Lewis and M

Lord-street

a in

aij a cilu

mo be SOLD:aCAPITAL 'PAGI

MACHINE, with two se

Ttibmas
of =WEI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

,NNELS, TOI

AND MUSLIN CURTAIN'S, &

13 AND 15, CHURCH
June, 1859.

k.NES, LENO

STREET

SHAWL AND MAN
ROGERSON & WOODWARD respectfully announce
that they have just received a Case of the
NEWEST PARISIAN MANTLES,
And that their rooms are now replete
of the season
13 AND 15, CHURCH-STREET
Juno, 1559

ROOMS

the greatest novelties

PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES.
ROGERSON & WOODWARD respectfully intimate to
their Friends, the Ladies of Liverpool, and its environs,
that they have just received several cases of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PARASOLS,
comprising the most unique and beautiful designs.
13 & 15, CHURCH-STREET.
June, 1859.

PERAMBULATORS FOR INFANTS,

ADULTS,

AND INVALIDS

BASKET PONY DRAGS AND PHOTONS,

H. LLOYD, MANUFACTURE

110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

AND 157, BROAD-STREET, BIRMINGUAII

THE ALBANY LUNCHEON AND DINING-ROOMS,
" THE ALBANY," OLDIIALL-STREET.

MESSRS. OEHLIIAFFEN
Request the favour of a visit to the above Establishment. To
blend the substantiality of English fare with the refined Dishes of
the Continental Table, and satisfy every taste, is the purport of
The Albany Restaurant.

AN EXCELLENT smaxrxo-:

:00M ATTACHED,

The leading English and Foreign Newspapers regularly taken in

together with all the Local Prints
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

Tea, a lb.
Sugar, 3

Currants, 1.--1
Beer, 4 qua/
Tobaec

2s. 41c1

see to £6 4s 7d 4 year. Yet you are untaxed!, You Will
probably use a little arrow-root, sago, tapioCa, or peirl barley.
The duty on these artioles is very,low, only 43d per cwt.,
or nine-fifty-sixths of a farthing per lb; but as there is no
such coin, and as the dealer cannot afford to make you a
present of the imaginary fraction, he will charge you a
farthing, or about six times the amount of the duty.—
Financial Reformer.

CORONER'S INQUESTS.—The Coroner held the following
inquests yesterday ; —On the body of a child named Bridget
M`lienzie, seven weeks old.. The mother of the child said,
she is the wife of a stoker, who is, "very passionate in
drink." He was in. a public-house, and she sent for him
by another child. lie came out; and she got afraid of hiin,
and ran away with the child in her arms. She fell, and the
child's head came against the kirbstone. She was locked
out by the husband all night, and remained in a petty until
morning, when she found the child dead in her arms. The
head of the child was bruised,,and,.as there was no direct
evidence as to the cause of death, the inquest was adjourned
.for a post mortem examirptiop.—On the body of Alice
Hesketh, 21 years old, a servant in the house of Mrs. Davis,
GO, Palkner-street. She had *been complaining for some
months, of pains in the back, and throwing up blood. She
also .complained of pains'in the head—she died on Tuesday,
suddenly. The inquiry was adjourned for a post mortzm
examination.--On the body of a child named Charles *MUDS,
two years. old, the:child of a woman living at Alfred-place,
Great Monger-street, ,that died iu consequence of ,having
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

Chichester, to

Cressiv'ell, London

land ; Toningnopis, Loudon to Calcutt
to Canterbury ; William Quaker, London to C
Amelia, London to Malta; Scotia, London to -Glasgow'
Hendrake, Amsterdam to Havre ; Atalanta, Newcastle to
Genoa ; Blue Jacket, Loudon to Trieste.

QUEENSTOWN, June I.—Arrived: Casualidad, from Malta
Skiddaw, Iquique ; Scott, Bahia ; Le trois Abrennes, Lucou
Sailed : D. B. Sexton, Londonderry.

DUBLIN, June I.—Arrived : Lermion, from St. John's
Amphatrie, Equalion ; Renard, St. Malo.
BELFAST, June I.—Arrived : The Twee Gebro(
Groningen ; Susan, Piamboeny ; Regina, Liverpool ; Fon;
tane, Troon ; Amicitia, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; City 01
Manchester (ss), for New York.
GREENOCK, June I.—Arrived yesterday : The Sea-horse
and Mauritius from Trinidad. Arrived to-day : Copin,
Trinidad ; Juliet, Rouen. Sailed yesterday : Indian Qv",
New York.

.s. from

FOREIGN PORTS

Sea King, North Briton, Stralsund, Irene
nesota, Chapultepec, Nina, Cuthberts, and I
Quebec May 21.

Micmac

Somnauth, Cummins. hence at Miramichi
Ohio, Harden, hence. at Cardenas.

Sovereign, hence at Honolulu
Duffer Else Meninga, hence at Leghorn
Ann, Stevens, hence at C
Reformation, Leneman, hence at Cherbourg
Little Lies, Symons, hence at Cherbourg.
Leo Sinniga, hence at Cronstadt.
Anna Dorothea, from Genoa off Tvbee, and proceede

er bourg,

Doboev

North American

;s), hence

,t Matan 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

of natives of Franc

leplorable consequences may be obviated by the natural
system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot.
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that
several -members of a family should take lessons together, much
aivantage being derived from numbers.

7AMILIE9 AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED, PRIVATE LESSONS

GIVEN

Terms for Evening Clas,

Ls. per quarter, two Lessons a week

Payable in-A,brlnce,

The "SIDIMOT:IC--.. VOCADIUTART," Fifth
Edition particularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sanc-
tioned for the use of the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, in
England and France.—To be had from the author. M. Itattoxow,
and sold by all Booksellers.

Mr. RACONOT, Jun., attends Southport on Wednesday anti Satur-
day, betwoen the hours of 11, a.m., and 8. p.m.
115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.

MICHAEL NEVILLE
DRARSFOUNDER AND COPPERSIIITII.
Has REMOVED from Ores.t Charlotte-street,
55 , PARADISE-STREET,I
Near the 'Sailors' florae.
Where he is now enabled tomanufaeturek
required in the Business.
All articles manufactured of the hest material and ma

,very description of Goods
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES

33, RANELAGH-STREET, ONE DOOR FROM DEANE-STREET

1/1 RS. E. SMITH respectfully

announces to the Ladies of Liverpool, and its Vicinity,
that lw

SUMMER STOCK

NOVELTIES,

comprising

- -
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, BABY LINEN, AND LADIES' UNDER CLOTHING, IS NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
All the new Materials for Children's Dresses, White and Spotted Muslims, Plain and Figured Satteen Jeanes, Striped and
Plaid Challies, Needlework, Flouncings, Edgings, Insertions, Real and Imitation Laces, French Cambric Caps and Cap
Crowns, &c., &c.

33, RANELAGII-STREET, ON

DOOR FROM DEANE-STREET

GREAT GEORGE STREET, CORNER OF ALFRED STREET,
LIVERPOOL, APRIL -

nBTH, 1859

irt ll r,
4
Rik
'ally intimates that he has rchased for Cash, direct from the Manufacturers, a
LARGE STO .IC OF NEW GOODS,
suitable for the present e son, which will be ready for inspection cut.,„y,„..„..,,
THIS DAY,
~AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

rt TT 'KT

Reopeotri

THE STOC:

K. CONSISTS OF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

was present,

,Aulicling society, where we were doing
Edge-hill. We were Just bidding each
_ good night, when I heard. officer 445 give
a heavy growl, and then assault Mrs. Geoghan. (Described
I did not .see any blow struck by Mr. Crowley.

business,

he asiai-A

lor could he have done so without my seeing it. The
lefendants, along with myself, had a glass or two, but they
- The policeman was drunk. I
t t}

aw him. in

on our way from Edge-hill, to have a glass of ale, when the
officers came in through a side door, called for ale and drank

it. 'When the scuBie took place, and when 724 came up, I
asked him, were you not in a public-house with the other
• .• _ _

lid yes. Officer 724 :
do. You did, and I have
e it, and also to prove that they saw you in
Mr. Man field said this case was an
were a number of respectable

officer, a short time ago ? and II(
No, r did not say - Mr. L

witnes

Mopre's public-hou

persons

xamine

ef-ence, and unless

he came to the

Confusion that they came there deliberately to,perjura them-
selves, he must believe what they stated. ,It was highly

improper for the officer to be in the public-house. t. RICE.--The sales are confined to 300 bags Bengal at Ils
Clough : Yes, and was improper for him to be in the work- 6d.
house warming his coffee. Mr. Mansfield: Come forward DYEWOODS.-120 tons Jamaica Logwood have been
445. You are charged by a lady for having assaulted her. disposed of at £3 15s to £3 17s 6d ; 15 tons St. Domingo
HaVe you anything to say ? The officer said, I told her to at £3 17s 6d to £4 ; and 65 tons Jamaica Fustic at £5 5s
go away, and she would not, and then I put my hand on to £5 7s 6d per ton.
her shoulder to puSh her away; that's all I have to say. SALTPETRE.—The business done at the public sales this
Mr. Mansfield: You had no right to push her away---7she morning was confined to 340 bags Bombay at 23s to 24s 6d
was not doing anything, and, therefore, your conduct was for 461 to 42 per cent refraction ; 420 begs Calcutta at 44s
most improper. There was no necessity for your interference to 46s 3d for 71 to 3 per Ont. refraction.
in this ease at all, and to act as
.you have acted towards a. CREAM OP TARTAR.—A small parcel of ordinary at 124 s
respectable married lady, is quite 'lnexcusable. It is to 125 s per cwt.
impossible for me to doubt the evidence of the defence, and, Gum COPAL.-150 cases, &c. at 8d to 2s 3d per lb.
therefore, I discharge the defendants. Officer 445, you are TtNcAL.--By private we have to notice 10 casks at 555.
utterly unfit to discharge the important office of a police-. MADDER RooTs.-50 bales Naples at 38s.
man for this town, and,. therefore, I suspend you. Let the NiTRATH 01 SonA.---Some business has been done at 15s
defendants be discharged, and Your suspension is not to be to 15s 9d per cwt.
taken off—You are dismifsed from the force. • OILS.---Only a limited business in Palm at £46 per tan ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

AND BROCADE

SMALL CHECKS

AND STRIPES,

For the present season, in good taste, at 255. 6d. and Sls. 6d. the full dress of twelve yards, wide width; and sever
other large parcels, equally worthy the attention of purchasers.

THE SHAWL, # MANTLE,

SILK,

AND DRESS WAREHOUSE,

14 ♦ND 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor

TRY THE WORKING TAILORS NEW AND CHOICE SELECTION OF SUMMER
GOODS IN COATINGS, YESTINGS, AND FANCY TROUSERS,
19, WILLIAMSON-STREET, CHURCH-STREET.

H. mum, liAxe Gait.

NOTICE TO WHOM .IT

MAY CONCERN

CAPTAINS AND OTHERS

BI'Y TOUR SHIRTS AND OUTFITS

K E A N,
NOTED CHEAP "STOCKING
At Wholesale Prices. FANCY Snnt from 10s 9d the HALT Dosex

THE

ONSERTE THE ADDRESS-15, PRICE-STREET-THREE DOORS PROM CLEVELAND-SQUARE

THE ONLY MANUFACTURER IN TOWN

FOR ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE,
ELEGANT GILT FRAME,

A N

WITH GLASS

AND BACKBOARD, RING, &c
OTHER SIZES AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.

B R ADLEY,

AS S ,

A N.D CO

PAPER HANGING AND GILT MOULDING ESTABLISHMENT,

-STREET

36, ELLIOT-STREET, CORNER OF LIMI
The Mean:axes of these Frames stand unegaalled for brilliancy and durability, and can be WASHED on culsz,:cp
C AUTI‘ON.
R. P. and CO. are Sole Importers and Dealers in Liverpool, and beg to CAUTION THE PUBLIC against Itinerant Vendors,

who snake use of their 2

IVanie to ;ell an Inferior Article

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE,

BECK WIT'H-STREET,

PARK

-LANE

JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-assorted STOCK of BAIL, HOOP, SHEET, and
ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c.. 'Wholesale and Retail.

UPHOLSTERY

AND CABINET MANUFACTORY

16, AND 18, ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL

NVILLIAM TURNER

AND S ON,

to their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

37, LONDON-ROAD

DAVID JONES, PRorn

TIRITISII AND FOREIGN PAPER
WAREHOUSE,
tfIOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR EXPORTATION,
32,-CASTLE-STREET,-32.

SUPERFINE LARGE BLUE LETTER PAPER, 6s,

6s 9d, and 7s 6d per ream.
DITTO, NOTE PAPER, 3s, 3s 4,1 d, and 3s 9d per ream.
YELLOW WOVE 'LETTER PAPER, 4s. per ream.
STRAW NOTE PAPER,S quires Gd.
SUPERFINE THICK and EXTRA THICK CREAM
LAID NOTE, is., ls. Gd., and 2s 3d for five quires.
COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, adhesive, 3s 3d, 3s 9d,

and 5s per 1,000.
The New. Double Thick, CREAM LAID ENVELOPES

(own manufacture), Dd per 100.
SERMON PAPER, Plain and Ruled, from 4s. 6d. pe
ream.

MOURNING and WEDDING STATIONERY, a large
and choice selection.
VISITING CARD PLATE and IGO CARDS, 4s Gd.

A large variety of Leather Goods, consisting of—
EMIGRANTS' and- TOURISTS' WRITING DESKS,

from 5s each:
TRAVELLING DESKS, selected from the best markets,
6s to L 5 ss.-
PURSES, POCKET-
from
3s 6d

BOORS, BILL

aid NOTE CASES

Splendid selection of STATIONERY CASES, in Oak,
"Walnut, and Rosewood, from 4s 6d to £5 ss.
INKSTANDS. A large and choice selection for the
Office and Library.
SCREW COPYING PRESSES, made by Mordan, Muir,
and others, from 31s 6d.
POCKET PENCILS, Propelling anclßepelling; in silver,
ivory, ebony, bone, wood, &c.
ARMS and CRESTS found. DIE and TRESS complete,
16s.

LETTER SCALES—Mordan's, plain and gilt - also with
Instands.
ACCOUNT BOOKS. A large and welLseasoned stock,
suitable for Merchants, Brokers, Solieitors, and
General Tradtirtum .

HENRY GREENWOOD,
I WHOLESALE STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER,
PAINTER umoompiant, poOKIIINDEIt, &.o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

Invite the attention of PARTIES Fla NISHING and of the Public generally,
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURNITURE,

Which their newly enlarged Show Rooms enable them to offer wit

of selection to the customer. Their stock embraces suits of
DRAWING AND DINING ROOM. LIBRARY, HALL, AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,

able article, at the lowest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

None hut Adults are admitted

WHEN you WANT genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES,
go to JACKSON'S 92, Great Crosshall-street. three doors
from Byrom-street.

r ONDON AND DUBLIN STuUT

IN PRIME CONDITION

Pints .... .... ...
Imperial half--pints

Per Do:
2s. 2d.
le. 4d.

JONES AND STATHAM,
ALE AND PORTER MERCHANTS,

S, SOUTH JORN-STREET.

EDINBURGH DINNER BEER
A Pure light PALE ALE, very suitable for summer use.

PER DOZEN
... 3s Od

QUARTS
PINTS

GEORGE BOYER AND CO.,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

UINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT
IN SUPERIOR CONDITION.

Per Dozen,

Quarts
Pints
Imperial Half-r

BOTTLED BY
GEO. BOYER"AND CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET

ALLSOPP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE,
Bottled with especial care, and now in excellent condition.

Per Dozer

Quarts
Pints
Imperial Half-pin

BOTTLED BY
GEO. BOYER AND CO
WINE AND SPIRIT
28 Awn 30, NORTH JOHN-

.6s Od
3s 6d
2s 4d

MERCHANTS
MEET.

JIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' HALL,
4, COLQUITT-STREET.
•'stablished to Supply Drugs and Chemicals of the Finest Quality
only.
All Pharmaceutical and Chemical preparations are made in the
Laboratories of the Company in London, and guaranteed in a state
of Perfect Purity.
Prescriptions are carefully prepared by competent assistants, in
exact accordance with the intention of the prescribers.
Cod Liver Oil, pure and freshly prepared.
Concentrated Essence of Sarsaparilla, made from the Jamaica
Root, a superior preparation to that usually obtained
German Seltzer and Vichy Waters
Ship and Family Medicine Chests
Export orders executed on liberal terms
THE GENERAL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY (LIMITED\
Propr

Lys ready

R °BERT COLLINGWOOD,
44, GREAT 11OMER-STREET, •
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE HAYMARKET') 'LIVERPOOL,

BELT, HARNESS, SERVICE, HOSE, AND SHOE HIDE

CURRIER.
Dealer in Chamois, Moroccos, and Roans,

JAPANNED, ENAMELLED; AND PLAIN BOOT AND MO}

LEATHER,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PUMP AND BITC}
Parties supplying their own Hid(

KET HIDES
can have them c'

R. C. especially calls the attention of makers up of Boots and
Shoes to his Stock of Leather, believing they will find his Goods as
cheap as any in the Kingdom.

68, RENSHAW-

J. •
HO.WA R D AN D C 0

OFFICE AND SHIP CABIN FURNISHERS,

A large stock of
Tables, Desks, Chairs, &c., made of dry well-seasoned Timber,

Always on hand.
An Inspection is invited,

MAD'LLE ROSA BONH E IT It'S
TWO LAST WORKS,
"LANDAIS PEASANTS GOING TO MARKET,"

'• MORNING IN AND
HIGtILANDS."

Mr. GRUNDY begs to announce that the Original Pictures of
the above subjects—the two last important Works completed by
Mad'lle Rosa Bonheur—are now on PRIVATE VIEW, for a few
days, in his Rooms.

ADMISSION BY CAAD.
REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
26, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

JOHN MACMILLAN. 1. India=

STEAM COMMUNICATION

WE* LIVERPOOL AND

;LASGOW

GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FREIGI

Unless prevented by any unforseen occurrence,
the under-noted or other steamers are intended.
N to ban WIUIOUL 'mots) okween Liver-
.' pool and Glasgow, with goods and passengers, as
under .
LEOPA- lt1) Capt. Hardie.
PANTHER Capt. Main.

HARRIER. j (s.s.), carrying Goods and e .
( Steerage Passengere only ) • Capt. Bryce.
Goods from Passengers
Clarence

Stage.
• 1 pal

5 p.t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

r number one who was
s, Lord Bayning, and their lordships gladly

wag t

s services for the occasion. The noble lord was in

the Lord Chancellor once more

,t on the woolsack, and Lord Bayning pro-

rs, the peers remaining in easy and

varied attitudes of devotion

THE COURT.

a held a Court, on Tuesday afternoon, at Buck-

ingham Palac

Viscount

G.C.8., had an audience,

, .
of the Queen on. his return, from Constantinople, and was
presented by. the Earl of Malmesbury.- . _ _ __ _

The Earl of Elgin, K.T., had an audience of her Majesty
upon his return from China. The noble Earl was presented
by the Earl of Malniesbury, Secretary of State for • Foreign

Affairs

The Earl of

had an audience of the Queen

Her Majesty was attended by the Earl of Verulam, Lord-
in-Waiting, and Sir Edward Bowater, Groom-in-Waiting.
The Queen and the Royal party honoured the Royal
Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their preSence.
The Countess of CaleKkin S his succeeded the• !Duchess of
Athdle as the Lady-in-Waiting.

The Ear} of IreLlam-and General Sir Edward -Bowater,
have* succeeded Lord Crofton and the Hon. M. Sackville
West as the Lord and Grpom-in-Waiting to Her Majesty.
MARRIAGE' IN HIGH LlFE.—Yesterday morning the
marriage of Lady Chatterton, widow; of :the late .Sir
William Chatterton, with Captain Heneage Bering, nephew
of Sir Edward Cholmondeley Bering, Bart.. of Surrenden
Bering, Ashford, Kent, was solemnised by the Right Rev.
the Lord Bishop of Winchester, at St. George's, Hanover-
square, in the presence of a 'distinguished circle of the
nobility. In the afternoon the happy pair left town for the
seat of Miss Bodell, Epping. The bridal presents were
costly and' very numerous.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

tnce nor Austri

ler with

t lies with the vast em

men which she is creating in far Aust

we have to work out the problem of self-government,

.e brot

intellectual development of man

upon herself new burdens in endeavouring to pre-
e forms of a degrading and worn out
Suffer the down trodden peoples, led by
ambitious intellects, to root out the wicked dynasties
In her island home

Tye t

dalism

now consume

;fe from fa

their growth

eign invasion and internal con

vulsion. In sincere amity with us, her position upon
And the day is not far distant
when English freedom, developed in America and
rivetted at the antipodes in Australia, shall be the

a is s

normal condition of the nations." In these remarks
there is undoubtedly a great deal of truth. England's

sympathies cannot possibly be with European
despotism ; but they must be with American and
The people of both those

Australian progress,

distant regions are mainly of the same Anglo-Saxon
race as ourselves, and they are both " bettering the

instruction" which their mother .country has
afforded, and yet continues to afford them. At the
same time, she is not called nixie to quarrel and
fight With her European neighbours, Whether " to
preserve the forms of a degrading and worn-out.
feudalism," or for any other object,—unless, indeed,
they become her aggressors.
licrr. great aie is, or .ought to be, to take .eare ',t ,at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

.rs may be obtained on application to Mr. IL
treet, Liverpool. the Accountant to the Com-

Fit EE Li L S and LEASE 0
LiTerpool, Cressington-park, Eve:

ton, -and

Toxt,th-park.
MR.T,,TeAdMESay,th e
yil:tEdSa
ywoi lf June,
l SE L
at
Two
o,ai
rrLrnoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street,
pool, in the county of Lancaster, subject to such comfit,.
shall he then anl there produced,
-A I. AU that Piece of LAND, with the Dwelling nous
isrected, situate and being No. 24, in Catherine-street, ii
-w in the occupation of Miss Nelson, at a yearly reu

by AUCTION, on

Liverpool, r
of £55... ~

' •l of ee,
LAND, with the Dwelling House thereon
Lnd being No.
27. in l'gthopino-cfront in Liverpool.

erected

and now

don of C.;"i;t:-,l7;;."iiaullin,

,
of £65. .
3. All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of the North-
road, in Cressiror,ton-park, Garaton, containing upwards of 1,000
square yards, with the large Dwelling llouse thereon erected, in
the occupltion of Miss Godbey, at the yearly rent of £6O,
4. All that Piece of LAND, with the Eight Dwelling
Houses
thereon erected, situate and being Nos. 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45. and 49, on the west side of Kilshaw-street, west Derbv
producing an annual rent of £136.

Ali that Piece of L.ARD, with the Two Dwelling
I erected, situate and being Nos. 25 and ° "—uses
C.:vie-street, Park-road, producing an annual northe
rental of
subject to a yearly rent charge of L 6 4s.
All that Piece of LAND, with the Two Dwelling Houses•
thereon erected, situate on the south side of Egerton-street,
Park-road, producing an annual rental of £3l 45., subject tolna
yearly rent charge of £8 Os. 3d.
of LAND, with the Six Dwelling H0u,,,,
7. All that Piece
Nos. 22, 24, 2d, 28, 30, and 32, in Denton-street,
thereon erected,
Toxteth-park, producing an annual rental.?!.493 125., subject to a
yearly rent charge of Ll 9 13s:
The tenure of Lots 3,4, 5,6, and 7 is frcehoM of inheritance •,
and Lots 1 and 2 are leasehold under the corporation of Liverpool
for an unexpired term of 75 years, commoncing 'on or about the
9nd May, 1845.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Maurice J. Tfore, solicitor,
12, Castle-street, Liverpool.

th ereori
aide or
433 16s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

of cannon

e will be immediate'

Id a rev

6ervian:

xith a.

ted to reinforce the Mon

rynd troops and ships to Alb

llery,

h ignores this fact, but the att

nd two avisos,
ad of Mehemet

h Admiral

.t the Porte is about to send
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

description, ;With India

flues an comply

four tit

klio, aPatent 'Windlass

for a vessel of any siz
the Rivor Mersey.

from 8 to 13 feet long

Watson and Co., 1

also, a Boat, 22,1 feet. by
Wrot

Zo ~c(l.tr,

the
wan; with the
and reads, foi

lent conditia

pted for

,cee dia

Apply to

tliscritaueolts.

at 3, Hurst-street.

4`ookir

ge, with 170 lbs

-4raß SALE' a' Indst'struerit
of copper fittings. • To b
lOR SALE.--Four Iron Tanks, (extra strong,
_l2 feet.highi clean and ready for' use ; to 'be seen on tbi
Duke's Ground.' Apply to c. R., Cheshire, Norfolk-street. 6JG

4 feet square
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

from what was

what v

the effect

consequences of the report as it was
I nor the board had any information

warranting us in entertaining a worse opinion of the
bank's affairs than was conveyed in the statement laid before

us by the u

an estimated defieiency of

dividend which had alreadyleen

aloe of the shares about £9 2S' each

The pric

report, but a

h they were sold in June pre;ic
he bank's loss by Doherty became known
£lO. After the report was issued th

was £lO ss, a

highest pri,
the shares

paid was £9. The report, therefore, caused

all more even than

y then t

1, and it w

tnoral r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

the committee had had a loi4

of Juvenal-street, ii
thrown out of the H

of the- comp

they had
o'clock. I

the mar

they had
llonn in

year 134
and in, 11

had been obi

Comm
had o
the re

,r audit

rst inst

t, easurer in rer
Mr. Johnson

iittee were

Queen's-sqn
be in a posit

to be appointed,
Mr. Beekwitl

blamed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

STOCK OF
GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHIRTS,
SINGLETS, 'NECK-TIES, &c.

FRISBY, DYKE, AND CO
HaTe bought by Public Tender, for Cash, from the Tru,tee:
of the Estate of Mr. W. H. THOMAS, llosier, Glover, and Outf►tter
of No. 48, Bishopgate-strcct Within, London, the whole of hi;
Stock-in-Trade, at 24f rsa CSKT Dzscourn. orr COST PRICE.

ABSTRACT OF STOCK BOOK

Gloves
Fancy Hosiery
Braces and Belts . ..
Bandannas and Scarfs .....
Oxford, Beaufort, and Albert Tic
Shirts, Collars, and Fronts.... .
Carpet Bags and Railway Rugs
Umbrellas
Long Cloth
Coats and Wool A
Studs and Purse
Boxes

£l2B 11 11
123 8 9
5 14 3
3 13 1
71 3 2
49 4 3
53 17 2
8 15 0
8 19 10
19 18 9
1( 17 4
9 10 0
3 10 0

d Linens

S5OB 3 6

These Goods, marked in plain figures, will I

•ed for Sale

THIS DAY,

AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

,8, 60, 62, AND 64, LORD-STRET

OGERSON
respectfully announ

ND WOODWARD

from which they hay.
Ladies' Summer Dress

:, &c., comp

SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES,
MOHAIR. CLOTHS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH BAREGES
ENGLISH PRINTED _ MUBLIN3,
MINTED CAMBRICS, PAR

FRENCH AI,

FRENCII r

IL and W. take the present opportt
their superior .9.

;y of calling attention t

IRISH, BARNSLEY, AM

JTCII LINENS,

STAPKINS, &C

DAMASK TABLE LINI

In all their various der

to their

WELSH AND LANCASHIRE FI

T QUILTS,

MOSER QUILTINGS, COUNTEI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

CASE OF MARGARET CLARE

came in its order. She songl
by the board. The proceedin

ut-door relief allowed

's of this woman (who is the

ins person that brOught the el

he governor of the house sor
nsiderabiP

gree of, interest at t

rd, throng

the press and elsewhe-re, on a form

It was

ilans that she was in a state
e burden of four children. upon

her without any means of support. On the applicant
being asked as to whether she had any, and what means of

ansing
.0 had been sent her from America, by her father,
through her brother. The money, it appeared, was received
in October last, by Mr. Smith, one of the guardians, wl'
had fr;--- " "

from other sources; she

that £

£2O we',
Mr. S.

t to her by instalments as she needed it, uutil the

he woman had said

oeen received by him, which he

stated•that the had beep
had dispensed to Margaret Clarke, k
herself and four children, as circumstance;
been re

nously

honey havin

the support of
.equired. Pre-

but while

1 to I

.e wearm

In his .opinion, Mr

would hay

le had
of her

hat th

Clark 1

discontinued

;he would hay
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

sent w

England to preserve her

which had u

policy of

roken out in Europe

yet "he could assure

present Goveri

and. truly net

or did

? Simpl

columns, ev

er maint

ot. be p•

3 reason

ied, tha

this country

thing whatever to do with the quarrel

e truly

state of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

quarters to Valenza. The Times correspondent at
Vienna, says, the Porte is about to treble the
garrison of Belgrade, The Paris correspondent of

the Globe says, that Baron Poerio has had frequent
interviews with Count Cavour, and is stated to be
in communication with a view to bring Naples into
the alliance with Upper Italy.
The arrival of the West India mail steamer at

tnpton

12th ult

the go.

ported I

filar d

Sunni

ident C

An to Saxon ha

from
aOoounth _
news is qua
market had

Jamaica to the

volution a

with d

to the

European
1 25 to 50

'Om IN

As per

I also lower. TM
The usual mo

apprc

s to the Frc

pal feat

I terrace w

a new a

•
which purpose
I will be annran

be tht

ion of tt

tied by

1 who de

the side

thirty

red that i
clad

consid

New York,

,tied in co
20th nri

Alder man S. H

no con

postponed

w him some

I
pool o
Ireu

tetegrapnic
rhe political

the mat

£2,723

complet

titt, Glai

n or t

Mr. Th

a London, wa

Bets' commi

ions of th©

of the
d from

d corn were

loption

Ared t

ith a

fora high-

aniendinent,
ion should be

large

1. and

amittce was conf

satisfactory
holders of the I

r conditio:

ettery,
others
nd the

n by J(

to two

as one of

Ide to recen

led frc

)gs, a

ted, ' foi

visited by the

say tour shillings a we,
us see how the matte]

AT -THE THEATR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

at to the

.e quickening

beautiful ;

lif there is not a Litt _
give them life and action, their very uni
_ y at first excited.
temper is absolutely necessary to give to a fine woman-that

;troy the feelings t

A little change of

happy variety which

Tevents our growing weary of iiudi

her- Talwayo

he samc

In truth, it is unlucky enough. for ‘&

woman to have too even a. disposition ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

port of the 1)

ceedings until to-morrow.

ADDRESSES.—The Times
atTiounces that the address,, in reply to the Royal speech,
will be moved by the Hon. Algernon Egerton, M.P. for
South Lancashire, and will be seconded by Sir James
Elphinstone, I\LP. for Portsmouth.

The administering of the oath in the House of Lords

been read

The Lord Chancellor turned towards the epi

copal benches, bt

ley we

all empty, the Chu:

waitin

in holy

no respect

resumed 1

ceeded to read the pr

eh had

In every

1, and the peers after
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

a very large COI7IC
ess. Nett tent onl

and utensils-in-tride, I:2U
fredJacob, Estate Agent, 13A

and uten,
Alfred Jacob; I

Diu four

£2O pe

ICC of t.

a spirit License, andli
This House is doins

th
s treated will
6j

) SPIRIT VAULT

TER VAULTS, &c

ice of fixtnr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

l'rom country
tgle

to or coma
ENT WHIT)

tains its colour (5s per
PREPARED WIIITI

becomes hard as the Tooth

tion, and renders the decay

in mastication.
Price is. 6d. per Box (directions end°
free on receipt of 20 stamps.
Also, the ROYAL TOOTH POWDPI

. 6d. per Box
These Prepar,

dom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

thaler

the who

(via
of the (
and

I to t

frontier of the Canton ri

ITALY

NAPLES, May 29.—There is Km occurrence of
political importance to notice. The Police have
prohibited the use of rallying marks on badge,
• ROME, May 28. —The departure of volunteers
for Genoa continues, and the agitation in
the Roman provinces is increasing. Piedmont
has named certain conditions, under which
she will recognise the neutrality of the Pope.
A demonstration in honour of France Was repeated
the day before yesterday. Acclamations of any
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

WHOLESALE PRICES

A NC Y

D R

WHOLESALE PRICES

I. C A R DI I C 11

SSE Sr

Have Pu

AEL & Co.

tity of the

NEWEST F-ANCY DRESS_ES,

WHICH W

M SOLD AT

WHOLESALE PRICES

Y.E4 EST

A B L ISHMENT•

RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, & PARASOLS

Every Novelty has been received

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

ANTLES

j CARMICHAEL AND CO.*

iimiounce tho Arrival of the

N E 1V

lain this department every

of style and design, durab
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

ommend to all who are dcsirous of obtaining

remunerative price, from being Manufactured, under their own persona

ed by the introduction of various appliances of machinery worked by steam

material, and by first-class workmen

power. Their stock of General Upholstery Work comprises
Spring,rHair,. and other Mattresses, Bedding in all its varieties, Curtains, Carpets, 4e. ; also, an assortment
tly-designed and gilded Cornices, Pier and Chimney Glasses, 4,c., 41-
& SON INVITE AN INSPECTION

of elegat

Ship's Cabins fitted out

Export orders will receive prompt attention
N.B.—Light Spring Vans kept for removing Furniture, Mass, China, Paintings, &c., to all parts
MANUFACTORY AND TIMBER YARD : 17, 19, AND 21, CAMDEN-STREET, LIVERPOOI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

a when his

he thought it was rather an unfortunate coincidence that the
very circumstance of this platform should give the idea of a
high level bridge. He thought it 'would have been much
better for Mr. Holme to have said at once, that a high-
level bridge was his "hobby," and that was the first step
towards it.

Mr. Holme hoped that after the declaration he had
made, Mr. Parker would not make such assertions.
Mr. Dover thought the deputy chairman of the finance
committee ought to allciw them some time for the conside-
ration of this subject, as it was a very important one, and
they were most of them taken by surprise. To the owners
of property in that neighbourhood, it was also a matter of
great importance. It was not the cost alone that
they ought to consider, because, in the first place,
he was told a carriage drive was asked for. Now, he
understood that this place was erected for the special use of
the working classes. There was no doubt, whatever, if the
Platform was put out on the street, it would materially
affect: the inhabitants in the neighbourhood. He did not
say he Yrould vote for it when it came up again if it
were deferral, but, he thought, time-should be given to the
council, and to those Out of doors, for consideration. He
moved
.that the matter be postponed to the next monthly
PIA T

of the con

Mr. 'Earle said, it seemed to him a self-evident improve-

ment. Talk about the wor

ere was the Derby-

11.1113GU111, 1411 U. a ‘-"
which would be deposited in the new building,
and, of course, it would' be for the working classes
as well as the higher classes to use. He was -
would not interfere with_ the prop

opinion that

way whatever
) was a differen

If they t
t matter.

ty in any

evel bridge, it
He could not see any,. reason for

Steains said there were some distant relations of his

with other

lom he had communicated-with, were perfectly

this platform would be a 'very decided
im-
Mr. Dovei• had said this was a building for
g classes, but he forgot that it would be a
d a reference library, not a lending library; and
gentlemen, would be driving in their carriages there. Mr.
Dover was quite wrong in his premises altogether. His

prevenient
the workii

museum an,

gume,nts were based on the high level bridge
sing the platform. He begged to say
y thought this would be a very

of prop,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

STOCK OF BATHS,

OF ALL KINDS,
IS NOW. COMPLETE FOR THE SEASON,
And respectfully request an inspection of, the same. It has
always been their desire to Sell the Best Articles at the Lowest
Remunerating Prices. In Shower Baths, especially, nothing is
so essential as a Good Article, to ensure which every Bath is
tried before being sent out, and its proper working guaranteed. 13
s. d.
.0 10 0
3 3 0
,4 4 0

Portable Shower Bath, with Curtain and Brass Valve
Pillar Shower Bath, with Curtain complete
Ditto, large size

Sponging Ditto, 30-inch diameter
Patent Wove Wire Dish Covers, 18-inches
Strong Wire Meat Safes
HIGGS & JONES,
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,
46, LORD-STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO THE MERCURY-OFFICE.

.0 10 6
,0 3 6
0 16 0

SILK S

CLAY

JOHN CRIPPS begs —to
—state that his silk buyer has just effected some important Purchases
•

BLACK FRENCH GLACES AND MOIRE ANTIQUES,

RICH CHINE

FLOUNCED ROBES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

e alle,red. to

nation was ace
resolved that r

ut that tit

st on th

of poison

1g had the whole evid
trued a verdict of "1

to them, r

against Smet

ENGLAND'S DEFENSIVE POSITION

rank of field-officer, will be doubtedly
,nl2( Company, subject to the
England to pursue, in the present critical state of
it of the County.
Not only for the sake of her great com-

the wisest and discreete

policy for

Europe,

Leer Rifle Corp; will lip

vivoishftaelsraweg&mk,- thit—iig-iillarsl?s" Zeikel:
people generally will be best promoted by it. To be

Comm:

I, in such a position,

ieutrality and her inclep

se, she wout

be sure
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

PRINCESS.
PRINCESS

1 p.m

PRINCESS......Tnesday
PRINCESS
PRINCESS '
PRINCESS '
Passenge

A 3 p.m
at 8 p.m

lousible

—Cabin, including SteNtard's

Full Far

Great Ft

are requested to take charge, of their own•lt
I or its safety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

AM E S

V A N

S'S

IMPROVEMENT IN
HANSOM'S CABS,

CURED ItY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT)

COACH AND HARNESS MAKER.
32, and 34, TARLTON-STREET, CHURCH-STREET

A VARIETY OF
FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGES

ALWAYS READY FOR HOME USE AND EXPORTATION

VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS

JOSEPH BENTLEY & SON,
GUN MANUFACTURERS,
6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
Having entered into arrangements with the Contractors
of Her Majesty's Honourable Board of Ordnance, which
frill enable them to supply intending members of Volunteer
Rifle Corps, with the Enfield Long Regulation Rifle with
Bayonet, and the .Regulation Brigade Rifle with Sword—
"guaranteed Government guage"— at the Lowest possible
Prices, and on the Shortest Notice. Also, Government
Guage Rifles, of superior finish and quality.
COMPLETE SETS OF ACCOUTREMENTS.
J. BENTLEY & SON
6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
tz sox St. George's Chureh.K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

lIEDIAL FRIES'

of NERV OLT DEBILITY

with plain direetions for perf

Times. Address. James Wallace, 'Esq., Wilford House, Burton-
crescent, London, W.C.

NERVOUS DEBILITY

-ROBERT J. BRODI E, 72. Rodney-street,
Liverpool, Author of "The Secret Companion," "Guar-
dian of Health," and several other medical works, continues
to be consulted on all disorders arising from imprudence

has, after intense study and deep research; at length discovered a
wonderful remedy, for the effectual cure of nervous debility,
involuntary blushing, excessive indulcence, and also of secret and
scorbutic diseases, no matter of how virulent a character and how

long standing; and in recent cases a cure is performed in a few
days, with secresy and without hindrance from business.
Hours of Attendance : From eleven in the morning till three,
and five till nine in the evening; on Sundays from eleven till two.
Letters containing the w3ual fee of £1 will receive prompt attention.
Medicines sent to any distance, securer• packed.
No- —lt is a point of great importance, in cases where seere4y,
. and skill are equally requisite, that one personal inter-
view to those who are legally qualified is sufficient.

confldenc

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS • R. J. BRODIE, 72, RODNET-STREET.
Private Entrance to the Surgery-43, KNIGHT-STREET, near Berry-
street.

fIAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—DRS. GRAVES
and Co., of the Royal Colleges of London and Dublin (late
army surgeons, &c.), and the only legally qualified and registered
Surgeons in Liverpool, openly practising and professedly curing
those so-called SreaT T DISORDXII6, which are seated in the most
important organs of the human frame, and which if neglected, or
unskilfully treated, expose the ♦ictims, not only in their owe
persons, but in that of their future offspring, to a certain, though:
frequently lingering dea,ll.
This branch of the profession, which has, unfortunately, hithert
been chiefly in the hands of Jew Quacks and ignorant 11mm:cm
for years, has now induced Drs. GRA vrs and Co. to come forwan
in the hope of saving not only the health, but absolutely the liv
of those unfortunates who may honour them with their conflden
nd, in the 1-- stop to that horrible ign,-

F: übjecte

nt, as ac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

the Royal Coll
the New Medical A

Ox ford-s

me are patent unless the engravings of the Se
e of England, the Seals of the Ecole de harms
mperial College of Vient

around each case.

,ourts of law ear
No. I

ESEMAR, . -, and 3, pre'
void of taste or smell, and can

_ n each wrapper, and
tations of the same are liable to the SCI-Crest
card.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

T. B. FUIiNESS,

Wholesale Agent,

2, School-lane, Liverpool

Self-cure.—American Treatment.
GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.
POISONOUS DRUGS ANT) DOCTORS' FEES ABOLISHED.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY, for the treatment
and "Self Cure" of Fpermatorrhcea, weakness, debility,
nervonsnes., lassitude, depression of spirits, loss of energy and
appetite, pains in the back and limbs, timidity, se4 distrust, wan
heart.t of
energy, love of soli.ude, groundless fears, palpitations nt tli e
noses in the head and ears, dizziness, indecision, wretchedness.
involuntary dischftrger, impaired sidit and mem 5 •y, indigestion and
bodily prostration of the whole system, includin," .aintal and physics
incapacity. Arc.. by rne:ms of the newly discovered " Am:sleet,
INVENTION," which supersedes (in The above complaints) poisonous
drags, which are given under varis disguises to the utter rnin of
the patient's he .Ith ; with invaluableou information, from chemical and
microscopical tests, which reveal hidden mysteries.
Also " lIINTs TO TOOSS CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGT, "sent on
receipt of six stators, by CHARLES WATsoN, Sfember of
the Reformed Medical College. U.S., the Society of Medicine, Rouen
the National Academy of Sciences. Paris, and Fellow and Ilene,.
Vice-President of the Imperial African Institute of France, e-
if
place, rlfcird square, London.
navel and scientific me.ican Discover•
of the nglish trestment of such cases, •
" Suffering Invalids," who may safe'
health and vigour by adopting f'
"A new and extrsordin •
"The important 'e
removed with,
new and '
No '

_..r7
..I, Alfred

I)l;ieMiY."

VII

to the Sp
PERRY'S

upori the
state. I
lls per b
No. 19, A

exliauSte
Its pone

T"

tonsils

, groves the tibturdity
ad will prove e lion to
.' and speedily rersinoristins
~e /nears presented."—Eernitig Soo
y ore in the science of niedicine."—Glo?'s•
that tbese alarming o r.ID 1 aintsay easily he.
draffa is h clearly demciatitrAvi, anmd the outnrely
—ghly snMessfal t ereruisout u adopted, telly eaplaised."--
...eel Review.
For Qualitioettows, vide " Diplomas," sad •ths •` Ihis4oll 74404.4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

Passengers are allo-wed twenty cubic feet of personal

of freight, but the agents do not guarantee
than that quantity, and they will be char
ional luggage when it exceeds half a ton n

's are not permitted to g

,vent disappi

None will be
in Halifax,

; in New York, to
Qutii d'OrTeans,
es Italient ; in L

he 4th Ju:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

and ch:

'OLDWELI

London, his first appearance in
celebrated Flautist, will positive!
For the convenience of gentlei
HARRY JENNINGS, who is prc
vocalists of the day, will sing
introducing the following songs,

Violin, Mr.: SIMM

,t Half-past Seven o'c

Wines, Sr

00l Dar

IVANS'S. -UNEQUALLED ATTRACTION

TO-NIGHT,
Mr. J. C. SMITH,
The popular London Comic Singer.
Miss KATE ROBINSON,
Late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London

Mr. WELLS, late of the Coloured Opera Troupe,
Master MILLICENT, Juvenile Vocalist; and
Mr. BENEDICT VAUGHAN.

First Violin, Mit. EDWARDS ; Solo Harpist, Mr. BLAMPITIN
Grand Piano-forte, Mr. WILSON ; Solo Cornet, Master AINS-
WORTH. •
Selections from " Ftoilc du Nord," " Hugenots," " Satanella,"
" La Traviata," "Martha," "_La Somnambula," &e., Vocal and

Instrnmerttal. f" A N 8,
UPPRR DAWSON-STREET (from Covent Garden, London),
close to the Lower Jinx. Entrance of the Theatre Royal.
Sappers after the Theatres, as in town. Gentlemen only admitted
ADMISSION FIIEE•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

fresh victory
The oc

on the
ion was the

amounting to about 25,000, to-retake the position o.
Palestro. The Sardinian Bulletin describes the

engagement as a very sanguinary one, and speaks in
its
troops. terms of the courage and daring of
troops. It states that a thousand. Austrians were taken
prisoners, and. that four hundred were driven into a
canal ; but it does not state how many were killed,
nor does it say anything of the losses su.stainod by
the Allies. It does, however, state that eight Austrian
" official" bulletin
reports that a second
id victory won by the
id enzaErement is

guns were captor
received last night
battle was fought,
Allies on the Tues

prom Tt

Lo nave
lung at Palestro,

represen

ini, composed
,of

cavalry

The King

forward to the t

standing

he loss on (

declares the affair to have been a victory.
the outlines of the telegrams which have reams_
us during the last twenty-four hours. The detail.
which have been received by ordinary mail during
the same period, embrace matter of considerahl
interest, -,rnbably, far mor.
may be summedun +1 'hit-bott

.cliable

are 13eing construct

this• r

at in France
, Adige, and

for the navigation of the
Mincio. T 1

), Ticino

purchases in Algeria, of.
Army of Italy. Palcstro is
of the Sesia, a short distal
Oobbio. The Emperor Nf
at Vercilli. Paris is dem
of the Daily Nez?s, as h

ge for the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02

TO CLOaE an ESTATE.—'I.O be > OLD, Three superior built
Houses, also House and Shop, covering 1,044 yards of lard,

,ituated at the corner of one of the .
in line with Leece-street ; tenure, leas

lost rising streets in town, and
is-ld under the Corporation

y, _2 per cent., may remain a numb
Apply to Mr. George Byford. 32. DOE

ler of years upon

OWNERS OF PROPERTY desirous of effecting immediate Sales,
can have their' lots inserted, free of charge, in the MAT
• aQ4-1. ii,tant.- Offices 13A, Bdsnett-

House in Great Geor

••••••..7,, N.AlCat. C., Y 1 JUL AUL
family. For further particulars, and cards to view, apply to Henry
Forshaw and Goodman, 12. Sweeting-street. t f o

VALUABLE FIIEEHOLD PROPEItTY, QUEEN-SQUARE AND
V JOHN'S-LANE.—TO be SOLD, Dwelling House and Premises,
)ccupied by the District Provident Society, on a lease at 170 per
annum; fronting Queen-square 21 feet, extending backwauls to St.
John's-lane 33 yards, and fronting thereto 21 feet or thereabouts.
Applications to be made to Joseph Kitchen, Esq., Exchange-court,
Exchange-street East. 6j e 2
re Lot 215.

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private contract, six
well built Freehold Houses, situated close to Edge-hill Church,
containing seven apartments, cellars, good garden, and water
closet. Net rental 1021. per annum. Tenure freehold; price 1,3501.
There is a Mortgage of 1,2001. on the property, which can remain.
For further particulars apply at the offices. 13A. Basnett-street,
corner of Leigh- "

Eligible Properties for Sale.
ALFRED JACOB'S CIRCULAR • for MAT is now ready
containing Lists of first-class Freehold and Leasehold Proper-
ties for sale by Private Contract. Mortgages arranged on the
shortest notice. - Offices 13A, Baanett-street. corner of Leigh-street.
Established 1848.

List of Freehold and Leasehold Property to be Sold,
Lot 228. from Circular.

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by private Contract, four
handsome Dwelling-horses, situated in Canning-street, Falk-
ner-square, each containing two kitchens, a parlours, drawing
room, four bed rooms, water closet, &e., all well let to respectable
tenants. To insure an immediate purchaser the low price of 1,4501.
will be taken. Tenure leasehold. For further particulars apply at
the offices, 13A, Daenett-street, cornef of Leigh-street,
Lot 223.

ALFIIRD JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, four
Dwelling-houses, situated at Edge-hill. Each house
contains parlour, kitchen, scullery, and three bed rooms, all well
let, and producing 701. per annum, less taxes. Tenure freehold;
Pries on.y 7501. For further particulars apply at the offices, 13A,
Esianett-street, corner of Leigh-street.