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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

Phcenix, from Taganrog;
ailed : City of Manchester (es),
I.q). London.

Arrived

,•.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept.
,22.—Arrivcd : Fleur de Camelia, from
Tetuan ; Arrivo, Ibrail and Falmouth ; Conrad, Callao,
nailed : Amelia, and Principia, for Liverpool; tileumore,
Demerara; Iberia . (as), Kingstown ; Atalanta, London ;
Resolvide, Liverpool; John and Richard, Dublin.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

:NN EDT,

RICHARDSON, AN

Olizastilrbe

REDUCED FA

initiation between

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(From t
457" 121

VERP@OL
New Land

New, Poweiful,

ge, Liverpool,)
,st-Sailing Iron

Steaznei LION, -
JOHN WILLIAM FIRTH, Commander,
'OW Landing-stage, Prixce's Dock, Liv

SeDtemb,

23... at 4

23... at 7 30 a.in

Saturd 5.y

Op.m.lS

3... at 9 30'a.m
...at 11 0 a.m

Wedne;
Thursda

t 8 0 am.ll

29... at 8 oaz

25... at 12 Moo

Fvre Cabir

d Deck, 6d.

LWYD RAILWA'

TtllYL to D

DENBIGH

JELYL...E
Goods

3 45 and 7

n, carrying Passengers... 3 45 pax
:a Messrs. NANER, DAvln

For Fri.,

'the Forvd, or at No: 4, Water-st:
LADSTONE, OLDHAM, & C 6,

3atii-street, and W. CHAMBERS, the Mut, New Wall, Liv

REDU

Quickest asdCheap,

The S
A --
0..:
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150 hiarz;e power, or some oth(
( Having superior =en

.et Company's fast

:earners,.

Will sail (weather permitting,
Stage, Liverpool, and fro
FROM TivEitroctr
Septembe

Friday
Saturday...
Tuesday
Wednesday,
Thursday

4 30 p.m
5 ()p.n.%

Fare:
ho

Passeng,
back.

Fcr further partieulars, app:
5, George's Dock Gates, Li,
Offices, 111131.' • •

DIRECT STEAM COM
LIVERPOOL

.•e
..~Cii... h~.. t.-

Will SAIL WEEKLY (ur

From CL AUEN(

Cabin Fax
for two voy

sons and upward
of time will be gi
Apply, in Bris
Redeliffe-backs ;
F. H. POW.

o Mr. I

E T,

88, 90, AND 9

is invited.

56, CIII

3 s

London, W.(

Caids 'far Lad

W -CLOTHES

in Liverpool
63, CHUF

25, Crate,

CASTLE-
STREET.

Engraved

during the

orS,'Src:,,beautiful and I
without the possibility I
hurting itself.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

Mersey and the scenery in the distance

of stone, in the richest style of l

teeture, with handsome entrane

ooms, communicating

panelled with plate g

municating by

azed foldir

att construction, in unison with the

scullery, laundry, brcwhouse

The gardens and pleasure g
laid out, and judiciously p'

pit, forcing and succession hot
and ornamental fish pond.

There is stabling

houses and harnes

.00m, piggeries
All th

2.—" DUDLEY-lIOUSI
or MANSION-lIOUSE, also situ

park, and near to Lot.l (the grounds b
porter's lodge, yards
coa^}

occupied by Henry G

This lot has most c

Lot 1, and the hour,

mansion, in excelle

entrance-hall, breakfast-room,' library, dining-room, draw-

ing-room (communicating with a conservatory and green-
house), eleven bedroooms, and bathroom, with an excellent
kitchen, and other domestic offices.

There is also stabling for five horses, coach-house, &

. The above properties are Freehold of Inheritan'ce, not sub-
ject to any ground or chief rent, and the land tax has been re-
deemed. They are approached by a private road or avenue,
and, though perfectly secluded, are distant only about three
miles from the Exchange ; and the omnibusses plying between

Garston, Aigburth, and Liverpool, pass half-hourly within five

minutes'. walk

ion of the purchase money of each lot will be allowed

made for the purchaser of Lot 1 to tike immedia*e po'sse.ssion,
and the existing tenancy of Lot 2 will expire at Lady-day next.
Cards to view Lot 1, and printed particulars with plans, may

may_ be obtained, or will be plntedon_application to Davin
Bromilow, q., Haresfinch House, near St. Helen's; to Mr.
Branch, the Aucticneer, Hanover-Areet, Liverpool; or Messrs
Bows= and Cross, Solicitors, Prescot.

VAUUABLE HOUSE PROPERTY AND _PEWS IN

LIVERPOOL AND EVERTON

To be SOLD by AUCTION, pursuant to an Order of the Court
of Chancery, of the County Palatine of Lancaster, dated the
10th day of August, 1859, made in a certain cause John
O'Donnell and others Plaintiffs, and Elizabeth Claypole and
others Defendants, with the approbation of James Winck,
' worth Winstanley, Esquire, the District Registrar, in Lots,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

WANTED, a First-class SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK, for
Higker Tranmere. Apply at the Northern Daily Times
8523

I WANTED, a respectable and thoroughly competent
SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK.—Apply at 98, Crown-
...

street. Irish objected to

WANTED, an experienced NURSE, to take care of two
children. None need apply who cannot produce unex-
ceptionable characters.—Apply between ten and twelve o'clock,
at 18, Grove-park, Lodge-lane. 3824

.AITANTED, a respectable YOUNG *MAN; ag COACHMAN.
V One having some knowledge of gardening would be
preferred.-_-Aprdications, with references, to be addressed to

uikisson-street

CHIEF AGENTS

WANTED, CHIEF. AGENTS for LIVERPOOL and the
District, by a Public Company, of long standing.
Parties only of respectability and influence will be treated
with • and to those who have, other engagements affording

o attend

ment, liberal terms win oe Appncations, with real
name and address, and specifying nature of presentoccupation,
to be directed, prepaid, to T. H., care of Messrs. C. Mitchell
and Co., Lion-court, Fleet-street London E. C. ws22
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

Price only E 1,150,

on mortgage, tf required. For paiticul

LE INVESTMENT

1312 MOST DESIR
r 10 be SOLD, a very choice an
PERTY, comprising a Detached
a beautiful and tastefully. laid out

ane, about three miles from the Exchang,
or particulars apply to John White, 20,

CHEAP FAMILY HOPS
TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inherit=
HOUSE, situated near th,
frontage of about seven yari

Rent; ,E 35

Dr particulars apply to John Whit

1186 TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES FOR
rim) be SOLD, freehold of inheritance
built COTTAGE lIOUSES, situat
occupied by two excellent tenants, producing t

), Clayton-square

1292 "DESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUSE.
rilo be SOLD, freehold of inheritance, a most sul
I_ built and well-finished Family,_ DWELLINC

containing two excellent parlours, kitchen, wash-house, &
five excellent bed-rooms, water-closet, &c., and thoroug
drained, situate in a respectable leading thoroughfare at
south end of the town; the situation is pleasant, dry
healthy. Price, £4Bo.—For particulars apply to John VII
20, Clayton-square.

Vubtir (tzusrs RIO Bur kiousts.

9-10 be LET, a large HOTEL ; rent, g 4
low; the present tenant giving up bt
letter to H. Grant, United litates Hotel, IN

Lnd fixtur

-Address b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

SPOKEN

William Prowse, from Calcutta, in lat. 1G N., lon. 19
May 15.

Liver-pool, Calcutta to London
with troops on board, June 3
General Washington, Ceylon to London, in lat. 14 20 S., ion. 7
45 W., July 31, sixty-five days out.
East India Packet, Batavia to Amsterdam, in lat. 13 S., lon. 9
W., August 1, seventy-nine days out.
Wall's End, hence to Ceylon, in lat.
August 9, forty days out.
Moth (brig), bound south, in lat. 3
August 9

in lat. 3 12 S., lon. 91 25

24 10 W

N., lon. 24 10 NV

Renneys, Pernambuco to Scilly, in lat. 11 30 N., lon. 23 W.,
August 12, ten days out, by the Typhoon, arrived here from
Calcutta,

()VTPOITS,

Summer,n .Kmu.srr.achee
to
Cornet, New Orleans to London;
London; Glide,
nridDeoxr,
Sup-
ply, River to Gibraltar;
j
DLE.AnixonSep
jt.a
Pernam-
buco; ; Herald, London to Bermuda; Erie,. New Orleans to
London; Edward D. Pelers, Quebec to London; Natiie, Mira-
!l2ic—inA, Sierrari:lve4 Lanedonepat7Sdhe:eniess;
Villa
Nova
City Point to London; Gilvanni Giuseppe is), Hamburg to LI-
NI noi cvhai ,t
of for
oTnid-aodne r; s ;Riojan Eliza,
e iAron,tycluuaigutoe
vaure; Haantes Anker, Christiansand to Hontleur ; James
Bonn, Dunkirk toWalbarg; Skiliftea, Bilboa; Asphlon. Mira-
michi to Stockton; Storm King, Miramichi; Ellen, Christian-
sand to Havre ; Hilma, Carlsham to Cadiz ; Elise, /lull to
Constantinople; Orga, to Liverpbol, put back.

GRAVESEND, Sept. 21. Arrived : Hopnet, from Sydney ;
Union, Havana; Lionne, Gravelines ;. Prince Albert, Jamaica ;
Liberty, Seville; 22, Agnes, St. Stephen's; Eglantine, Tagan-
rog: S. F. Chapman, New Orleims;_yolka, Guernsey. Sailed :

I Regions

By order of the Trustees of the Will of James Sotheni, Esquire

ST. MICHAEL'S, AIGITURTH, NEAR LIVERPOOL

TWO first-class RESIDENCES, known as ," Thc
Priory " and " Dudley House," delightfully situated ex

the banks of the Merl,

be offered for SALE by AUCTION

BY MR. BRANCH,

Day (Friday), the

Mansiu•.

Lt, at 0

s, Sout'

late at St. Michael's

the porter's lodge, yards

cinity of Aig

pleasure

For. Two o'clock
n-street, Liver-

ad other outbuildings and appurtc

beautiful rustic grotto

with two double earriag

S, &c., arc

aer eapital MESSUA,GE

djacent),

ntial, we

2ntes bNu-titan.

structions—viz.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

GEOlt GE F. CHANTRELL,

FIRE

BRICK

AND

TILE

MEItCH ANT,

CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS MANUFACTURER

CHIEF OFFICE :, 6, HATTON-GARDEN, LIVERPOOL.

VV ORBS BANK QUAY, WARRINGTON

STORES : Nos. 6,8, and 31, HATTON-GARDEN, and 60, SOHO-STREET

. .
MANUFACTURER of CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS, HYDRAULIC LIME, LATIIS,'.MARBLE and STONE CHIMNEY
PIECES, SLATE CISTERNS, and SLABS.
IMPORTER of FOREIGN MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES.'
DEALER in Wortley, Stourbridge, and Welsh FIRE BRICKS, LUMPS, TILES, CLAY, &c., Gas Retorts, CHIMNEY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

AND EVERY OTHER IMPROVEMENT IN THE
D.RNTAL ART
s and ev

• Charges strictly moderate.
ATTENDANCE DAILY
LONDON B.I:SIDENCE :

30. BERNERS STREI

OXFORD STREET.

LLOYD'S JIOItSE REPOSITORY, NEWINGTON

R. THOMAS. LLOYD begs respectfully. to
inform Ins friends and the public that he has consider-
a_ily enlarged his premises, 5, Newington, and has made most

extensive -additions to his .stabling accommodation, which is
now fitted specially for livery, and sale of first-class horses,

An extensive and beautiful Carriage Room, convenient and
well ventilated, has been added, and frcm its dimensions afforda
superior accommodation for carriages entrusted to him for

Gentlemen, having Horses, &c., to dispose of; will .find the
accommodation first-class, aad the central and convenient situ,
ation of the Repository offers an excellent medium for the
satisfactory disposal of prolterty entered for sale.
The Sales by Auction will be resumed on Friday, September
9th, at two o'clock precisely, and continued to be held on each
successive Friday at the above time.

Trials given, and every facility offered to veterinary sur-
ons: • 24529

;rbrittis,

18,_ SOUTH JOHN-STREET

THE ELDON CAFE. AND OYSTER SALOON,
Especially devoted to provide Luucheons, &c., &c.

SCOTCH MUTTON PIES Daily, from 11 to 2.
SCOTCH. COLLOPS, as in Scotland. • •
The FINEST COLCHESTER,. ARLINGFORD, and
LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS.

Served at all houri,

WINES, SPIRITS, &c., of the Finest Quality

puß

DEVON.:,,II.IRE CIDER

ROUGH CIDER do SALE at -
" THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE,

In Casks and Quart and. Pint Bottles

LIME-STREILT

OFF E E
and ever}' kin

CIGARS, IC

ES, &c

VIN2CIIAN'S
56, REGENT-
-L. -

,HUTEL

arners leave froth, for

. ,
Travellers-and VisrAw.s s'
e best and most •!.(Javenil

g in Liverpool will find this

ir,e in the town; superior
:rooms, spacious dining-

DSYYER DAILY at ONE O'CLOCK ;- CIIOPS and STEAKS at any

Parties Boarded either by the Day,
oat seasonable terms
00.rOBSERVI

Week, or Meal, on the

REGENT-110AD, LIVERPOO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

TOTAL SUPPLY.
1100 Calves
- 3001 Foreigi

Foreign

foreign... 1800 1

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 22.
COFFEE.—So far, public sales have gone at previous
rates. Market steady.

:Market quiet. Common congou quoted ls.

41d. to is. sd.
RICE.-1,000 tons Necransie sold privately at 10s.,
being a full price. Market steady.
Rum.—Firmer since Government contract has been.
out.

-§+LTPETRE.—Quiet.
SUGAR.—No public sales. The market generally is
better, with a tendency to' improvement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

-SEPTEMBEE

There has•.been a ,quiet. market for •Cotton torciTh
and, with very ample supplies, prices are very irregular.
The sales, including 70 Maranham, at 80.; 550 Egyp-
tian, at 71d. to 10c1::, and 700 Surat, at 4nd. to 50.,
.ea; of which 500 are specu-

are reportec

export

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 22.
SUGAR.—Without exhibiting any animation, the
market continues steady ; 250 bags grainy Surinam are
reported at 435. from the quay, 1,000 bags Ceara, in
bond, at 215., and 110 cases, 370 bags Bahia, at 225. 6d.
per cwt.
_ _ _

MOLASSES.—Nothing further done. ~
RUM.—The sales aie confined to 65 iitihcheons Deme-
rara, without change.
COFFEE.—We have nothing to notice.
.. COCOA.-120 bags (from r'Barbadoes) have realized
..

565. per cwt.
RICE.—The transactions comprise 500 bags low Ben-
gal at 9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d., and 2,000 bags low Arracan at
?s. per cwt.

GINGER.—We have also to report 100 bags African
at 28s. 6d., duty paid. _ _

SAGO FLOU

:300 bags at 16s to 16s. 6d. per cwt

-1,200 bags Bombay at 48s. 9d. per qr

?50 bales Manilla at £24 to £25 a. per ton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

FEARFUL DISASTER AT SEA

ABANDONMENT OF THE JOSIAH QITINCY.
The Eddystone, which arrived here from Diadiguash,
New Brunswick, brought the captain and crew of the
Josiah Quincy, of Providence, which was abandoned at
sea. The captain of the Josiah Quincy makes the follow-
ing report to the underwriters :

The ship Josiah Quincy, Captain E. T. Sprague, left
Leghorn, July 6, with a cargo of marble, rags, and
other merchandise. She passed Gibraltar July 28, and
proceeded on her voyage, experiencing a good deal of
calm and light weather till Friday, Sept. 2, which com-
menced with light winds from the S.E., with fine
weather. At nine p.m., it came on cloudy, with light
rain, and the wind light and baffling—took in all the
light sails. At ten p.m., the ship was struck by a
waterspout or whirlwind, and dismasted. The whirl-
wind gave no warning of its approach, but seeneed to
have formed directly over the ship. When struck, the ship
had no headway, as it had been calm for a short time, and
after the squalls, which lasted but a few seconds, it
came on a dead calm again. A large swell was making
from the north-west. The bowsprit was broken off at
the knight-heads, .and fell aft on deck. The foremast
broke short by the deck, and fell aft upon the forward
house, breaking itself in two places, smashing two boats,
and staving the house to pieces.. The mainmast broke
short by the deck, damaging the pumps, and tearing up
the deck. The mizen topmast went over the side with
the head of the mizenmast. We cut away all the rig-
ging, to get the spars clear of the side. During the
mght, the weather was moderate, the ship making con-
siderable water. The followinc, day, there were more
strong breezes from the N.W., with squalls of rain,
which continued during the night, the ship lying broad-
side to the sea, and rolling and labouring very hard,
making a great deal of water at the pumps, the leak
still increasing. Next morning (Sept. 4th), the weather
was more moderate, but with a large swell. At seven
a.m., a ship hove in sight and bore down for us, and
asked if we wished to be taken off. The crew were
called together and asked if they would stay by the ship,
but they all decided upon leaving her. We had no sails,
spars, or rigging,-with which to get the ship into port,
and she was making water very fast, in addition to her
having four feet water in her hold. The ship proved to
be the Eddystone of Bucksport, Captain Grant, who
took us off and brought us to this. port."
The Captain .of the Eddystone reports :—" Sept. 4th,
in lat. 41 52, lon. 51 36, W., fell in with the ship
Josiah Quincy, of Providence, It. 1., Captain E. T.
Sprague, from Leghorn to Boston, with a cargo of
marble and rags. Ship dismasted and breaking badly,
with several holes in the deck ; boats stove, and the
ship otherwise damaged. Took off the officers and
crew, with the sails and rigging that were on her, and
some cargo, viz.: some carved marble, some paintings,
and some boxes'of preserved citron."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

FARES

41,
/,,rote
Captain J. LE COUTEUR ; and class and steerage —.—
... -- (Who is well acquainted with the trade,) • Return (14 days') Tickets:-Ist class...2ls. I2d c1a55...20.
A 1 twelve years ; only one year old. This vesselsails remark- Also, at the East Lancashire Station for Portadown, Dan
ably fast, and will be found in every respect a first-rate gannon, Monaghan, Newry, Armagh, Dundalk, Drogheda
conveyance.—For terms of freightr s;e., apply on board, in Antrim, Randiestown, Ballymena, Cookstown, Portrush, Lou.
SalthOuse Dock; to W. &J. TYRER; or ponderry ,EnniAdllen, &c. 1c 1 3Moderate Fares.
. A. M. POWER, , par iii Q9l tUctinotit
•

LIVERPOOL via FLEETWOOD) TO BELFAST.
st class and saloon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

HEAD OFFICE

33, ST, JAMES'S-

BEST HOUSE COALS

SECOND QUALITY DITTO

The above Prices include Delivery, CARTAGT

A DISCOUNT of FIVE PER CENT, is allowed oR all AVelive ccountof s paid at the Off
froni'ry the Coa

Ak,mustmeuts.

LADIES' AND CIIILDREN?S
NEW FELT HATS.

The Much Admired
1)R IM A DONNA,

Is a Shape to ,be Peceitred only at

JOHN PEARCE'S, 99, BOLD•STREIM

eir HATS CLEANELY'ANDALTERED.

FEATHERS DYED AND DRESSED. - • d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

CHOWDERS
As in America, at the

E ',DON ROOMS, 18 AND

24, SOUTH JOHN-STRUM',

UNDER lIER MAJESTY'S SEAL OF KEGISTRATION

H. ELLIS'S UNIVERSAL WASHING
MACHINE AND CHURN,

Is the simplest invention ever introduced to the Public. It is
no more liable to derangement, and occupies little more room
than an ordinary Wash-tub. It does no injury to the most de-
licate fabrics and effectually washes every description of clothes.
With its aid a person can do as much in three hours
as in a whole day without it, f hirts being well
washed in eight or. ten minutes a want long felt,
especially by small -* cheapness,
portability, and r"

, six or seven
It supplie
owing to its
Ile room. ' '

!ffinbinedlVith
t a really desirat

Luplicity and efficiency, will reaci
ful article in every household.

Thishfachine is admirably adapted for a Churn. It possesses
an agitating action peculiarly favourable to the formation of
Butter, and, on this account, will perform the process of
churnitig considerably quicker than most Churns now in use.
Its simple construction,. ease of working, and cheapness, are
als6 grounds of especial and strong recommendation.

N.l3.—Althonghthere is no diiercnce in the Machines, be-
tween those to be used for Churning and those for Washi►g,
yet it is not expected, on the score of cleanliness, Mat the
same Machine will be used for both purposes.
FULL DTRFCTIONS FOR USING ARE ATTACHED TO EACH MACHINE.

T R Y IT.
SIZES AND PRICES, &c

SUITABLE TO WASH FOB I SUITABLE TO CHURN

£. s. d.
1 2 0 0 From 2to 3 Persons
2 2 10 0
33 0 0
•4 3 10 0

Ito 6 ditto.
) 9 ditto.
I upwards

From 10 to 20 lbs.
„ 20 to 30 lbs.
„ 30 to 40 lbs.
„ 40 and upwards

• The .Yo. 4 size has a handle at each end, to enable two
Persons to work it when desirable.

Aware of the prejudice which exists against Clothes
Washing Machines in general, the Manufacturer is willing to
allow a single trial of his Machine before it is purchased.
The highest recommendation which has been given is from
parties who have used them. Even the most prejudiced and
sceptical have been convinced by their beautiful simplicity and
thorough utility ; and the universal testimony is that they full
t cause the idea of

WASHING MACHINE FOR THE PEOPLE.

For inspection and full particulars apply to the Agents,
ALFRED NIXON & Co.,

" THE ALBANY,'

ALT HALL-STREET, LI Vril Pool.

M'GIBBON, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S

FIRST.-CLASS

BOOTMAKER,

No. 10, MOORFIELDS, DALE-STRIET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

SEPTEMBER- 23, 1859.

necessary, as undoubtedly it is in no way desirable, to
scout either the lessons of past history, or the recorded
achievements of antiquity. 7 The Premier, it will be
remembered, has lately turned up his nose at all
medieval notions in architecture, and implied thereby.
hat we are not to receive instruction from past ages,
.ust entirely to the ideas of the present,,and the
Principles of progress for the future. But surely this
was not the part of true wisdom, whether in a statesman
e! a Philosopher. Besides, it is an utterly untenable posi-
tionaltoother. We cannot, with any advantage, disregard
either the principles or the practices of past ages. We
may develop them—we may adopt theii—we may im-
prove upon them; but without them, most of our great
modern achievements—in art and science, at any rate—
'you'd never have been accomplished. It is quite true
" there were no railways in the great RoMan
'—that when Rome was the mistress of the
aid, they had no steam engines or locomotives. But
for, all that, they laid foundations, without which we,
lat.
as these modern days; might never have built up such
th superstructure we have done. They showed us, in
these days, how many things might be done which they
emselves had not advanced far enough to accomplish ;
especially as regards architecture—in the middle
vtoes more particularly—as so many still remaining
le th of those times so nobly attest. They taught
sous to futurity, of which we in this nineteenth cen-
tiit". have availed ourselves, and for which we surely
%Olt not to be unErrateful.

Empire

TIIE LATEST NEWS.

FRANCE.

Orders
have been given for the construction, at
Cherbourg, of a new first-class vessel, to be called
the
—°lferino, on the same model as the Magenta,
h
-.Ow on the stocks at Brest.

THE FRENCH FUNDS

PARIS, Sept. 22.
Rends •
commence at a further improvement,

st transactions being at 69.25

12.10

—lncreased activity prevailed in thelll4rket, Without anT material alteration in

Itent

4.20
P.M.—The Bourse closes very
Rentes 63, or about same as yester-

firm and

ClOsine,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

and stamped thus,

" Q.U.1.C.K.," art wa
, no matter what the price cha

Quality I is extra strong Plate, on 'nest Nick
„ 2is strong Ditto, Ditto.

3 is ordinary Ditto,

J. F. QUICK,
SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, 8
7, PARKER-STREET, CIILTRCII-STREET, LIVE

MANUFACTORY

—No. 13, OLD POSTOFFICI

Silver of all descriptions Made to Order much Cheaper than any oth

C°

ISAAC SIMM, COAL. MERCHANT

6, CASTLE-STI

38, DlVUllsWicli:-R(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

nblic otiCC5

OCIET`ie FOR THE PROPA(iATION OF THE
GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PAItTS.
he ANNUAL-MFJ:TING of-Abe-above Society will be held
the'llall of the Collegiate lastitution).on-lionda3
• nfflg nett, the 23thainstar.t. "-The chair will 14fe talietrat
'lle past Six‘o'clock, by the Kay. A, Campbell, Recurs „ - • - •

:ini:a.,:-IsitCA\tlie•Lte7r*B7.4leji of Brig
Lie Re .C. . ribc.4llK, MiAidltary, rez

cently"r

The Lord

to terteven o'cloo
:mina. at Half-r

Falkner-aqua

behal

r-past Three o'clock, at S
erring, at Half-past Six o'

wi'

St. A4ph; and the

Everton ; and in
k, at St. Saviour's.

me day,
Quarter

the Morning, at Half-pa,,
in the Afternoon, at Three o'clocs, -
Church ;in the Evening, at Half-past Six o'clock at St: Peter's;
Rock Ferry. ,
The Rev. W. C. Dowding, M.A., will preach en the same

clay, in th
Quarter to Eleven o

Hunter-strc

ng, at Half-;

ror iieneral List of Sermons a
be had on application to Mr. Set

Renshaw-street

Lt St. N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

PIANO-FORTY -TUNING

AND REPAIRING

WItYALLS has much pleasure in announcing to his Patrons and the-Public generally, thathe has secured
• the services of another First-class TUNER, from London.

W. R. strongly recommends TUNING YEARLY, as the Piano-fortes keep in better.ordsr, and it is more economical.
TERMS ANNUALLY : ONE GUINEA WITHIN THREE MILES OP BIRKENIIEAD.

The Instruments Tuned at least eight times a year, and NO CHARGE made for NEW STRINGS

REPAIRING, POLISHING, AND RE-SILKING, BY FIRST-RATE LONDON WORKMEN

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

is no longer employed in the above Ilstablishment.
CAUTION.—G. H. FF.Aaw, late Shopman, and occasional Tuner,

W. RYALLS' PIANO-FORTE AND. HARMONIUM
,REPOSITORY,
HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, NEAR WOODSIDE FERRY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

MERCHANTS' LINE OF

PACKETS

- • REGULAR LINE of PACKETS
Between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON.
P.; Sailing from Liverpool punctually on the Ist .and
etieiiNe; 15th of each month.
Ship.
ROCHESTER
JUVENTA
J. P. CHAPMAN
J. MORTON
RUFUS CHOATE
COMMODORE ..,
-LEUCOTHEA
. ,D. L. CHOATE ..
MORNING STAR

Captain.
..ItErn
..Yousn
..CHAPNIAN ,
~.GAY
..M`MANUS
~.FOSTER ,

Tons. To sail.
800 Ist Oct
1,400 13th Oct
1,100
1,250
1,100
1,200
1,100
1,100
1,200 _

This-line has been established for the accommodation of
shippers ; it will be conducted. on the mincipla of moderate
rates of freight, punctual despatch, and prompt delivery of
goods in Boston. The. ships are all strictly first class, and
commanded by men of experience and ability.—Apply to
TAYLOR, TIPPER, & RICHARDSON
For passage apply to

SABLE & SEARLE, Waterloo-road
Agents in Boston, Messrs. PAGE, RICHARDSON, & CO. -

,utrtitt.

" RED CROSS" LINE •OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.
Will be despatched on the 30th September.
FOR MELBOURNE AND GEELONG,
ti:44
lei The Splendid Clipper Ship
ta lPt
LADY HEAD,
P. HICK, Commander;
68i-tons register;-A-1 -at -Lloyd's, -and. coppered. Is only two
years old; is well known in the Australian trade for her rapid
passages, and has first-class accommodations for a limited
number of passengers.—Apply to Messrs. Craven and Bull; or
to S. WRIGHT, KELSO, Sr CO.,
3, Tower-buildings West, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

LIVERPOOL AND TIIE EAST

The first-class British S.
.
" Tons.
Itt,
-
AGIA SOFIA. 1500 MACEDONIA
_,ILNI4 i - AMALIA . . 1500 ORONTES .
ARCADIA. . 1200 THESSALIA
--- - LACONIA. . 1300
First Steamer for MALTA, ALEXANDRIA, BEYROUT, and
ALEXANDRETTA, with liberty to call at any other port,
taking goods for Syria by speeial agreement only.
The first-classßritish steamer, .

am-ships

Tons.
1500
800
1300

ORONTES,

Captain ROBERT WATSON,

Is now receiving Goods at the East side of Nelson Dock, and
will have quick despatch.
The " AGIA SOFIA", for MALTA,- SYRA, CONSTANTI-
NOPLE, and SALONICA, is also receividg Goods at the East
side Nelson Dock, and will sail on the 27th instant.
gar Every precaution will be taken to avoid quarantine at
any port of discharge. _

Shippers will ple;;e 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 the Orontes can be
had only from ROC/ELT/WE BROTHERS. 44 r-."-

for the Agia Sofia, from MAWDESLEY & SON, 4, Castle-street.
In the event of these steamers ban placed in quarantine at
any of the above ports, the goods will require to be imme-
diately taken away and transferred to another vessel, depot,
or la 7 to

zzaretto, to Perform quarantine, at the expense and risk
of the shippers or consignees. This also appliss to passengers.
Each passenger will have to pav his own quarantine expenses.
All the above steamers have sunerior accommodation for
passengers, and are provided with iron safes for specie.

freight or passage apply to
PAPAYANNI BROTHERS,
Ferwiek-chambers, Fenwick .street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S EXHIBITION
OP

WORKS OF LIVING ARTISTS,
OLD POST-OFFICE 'PLACE,
IS NOW OPEN

IFrom Nine until Six ; and in the Evening from Seven until Ten,

brilliantly Illuminated with Gas.
Day Admission, Is. ; Gentlemen's Season Tickets, ss. ;
Ditto, 3s. 6d. EVENING SEASON TICKETS, 2s. Gd

Ladies'

Admission, Gd

JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. d

NOTICE TO EXCURSIONISTS

TRIPS OF THE SEASON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

L E V

6s 6d

TIMEPIECE,

'NOTED

ALARM

CLOCK

Which

TIMEPIECE,

OFFICE,

CLOSED ON

the soundest

Sleeper at any

hour required

These Clocks have

an established

reputation fbr

accuracy,

durability, and

AND HOUSE CLOCKS,

y Post promptly attended to

SATURDAYS TILL' DUSK.

)bserve the Ad

32, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

• See opinions of the_Liverpool and Local Press

GRIFFIN

AN D li‘G HIE,
GENERAL

LETTERPRESS & LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS,
ENGRAVERS, STATIONERS,

BOOKBINDERS, ACCOUNT BOOK MANYFACTURERS,&c.,

CHATHAM BUILDINGS, 15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,

LIVERPOOL,

PRINTERS OF THE "NORTHERN DAILY TIMES" AT 40,

LEIGH-STREET,

At which Office Orders may be left, and will receive the
best a:tcntion,

Every description of Book, Mercantile, and General
PRINTING executed in the first style, and on the most
economical terms.

The utmost despatch guaranteed in the Printing of Com-
mercial Cirenlars, Catalogues, and other Work, where speed is
neeessarv. •

Placards, from a single sheet to fifty-sheet double-royal
(plain or In colours), executed in the best manner, and at the
lowest remunerative scale of charges. Every other description
of Commercial, General, and Fancy Printing, at equally
moderate rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

SEEDS AND ROOTS

Premium. Best two centals of white wheat : 1. Edward S.
Knowles, Little Neston, near Neston, after turnips, grown
with superphosphate of lime.
Best two centals of red wheat : 1, Edward Stock, Ness, near

Neston.
Best two centals of barley : 1, Thomas Mealor, Ness, near
Neston.
Best two centals of oats : 1, Dalzell, Landican, near Bir-
kenhead. •
•
Best twenty round potatoes : 1, Robert Rankin, Brombro'-
hall, grown after oats, with 17 tons of farm-yard manure per
statute acre.
Best twenty kidney potatoes. 1, Robert Rankin, Brombro'
Hall, grown with farm-yard manure, about 17 tons per statute
acre.
Best six Swedish turnips. 1, Robert Rankin, Brombro'
Hall, grown with 17 tons of farm-yard manure per acre ;
highly commended, Henry Mowbray, New Hall, near Neston.
Best six mangold-wurtzel. 1, Robert Richardson, Clare-
mount, near Spital, Chester ; highly commended, Charles
Stanley, Denhall, grown with stable manure, tons per acre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

OYSTER SE

A S 0 N.

" The Herring loves the merry moonlight,
The Mackerel loves the wind ;
But the Oyster loves the dredging song,
For he tames of a gentle kind.

14)0 IN BASKET, or a Full-sized BARREL of REAL LONDON NATIVE or

WHITSTABLE OYSTERS,

FOR SIX SHILLINGS,

A DOUBLE BARREL NINE SHILLINGS,

BAKER'S

SHELL-FISH ESTABLISHMENTS AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,

4, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, AND 21, BASNETT-STREET

Small quantities packed in neat Baskets at the same• rate of prices; Country Orders punctually attended to, and the
Oysters proper!y fed and packed for travelling.
N.B.—C. BAKER embraces this opportunity of returning to hie many patrons and friends his sincere thanks for the very
liberal support he has hitherto received ; and begs to inform them that he is about to Remove from the Shop he now holds
in Basnett-street, to his own Premises, No. 30, directly opposite, which are more commodious, and where there will be
every accommodation, these premises being in every respect fitted up for this particular business.

Liverpool, 1859.
PARISSaIoon
BROTHERS respectfully inform the Liverpool Public generally, liat_Ethey;',..have Opened their

4 / , ,

ESTABL. SHMENT,
LEECE-STREET

NEXT DOOR TO MR. MUIRHEAD, POULTERER,

with a c

and other llAMS—Wilts',

during

I Price
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

of the Master Porters' Committee. He considered that
ships were delayed by the master porterage beiugin the
wrong hands.
Mr. ANDERSON said there was a similar complaint
last year against. Messrs. Bibby. They decidedthen it
was wrong. Messrs. Bibby felt strongly the, with
steam vessels, it was very :important that owners and
consignees should have the discharge of the cargo ; and
he thought the Master Porters' Committee should have
changed the law" as regarded Steam vessels inward,—
that as those vessels required. so much expedifion, 'they
should be placed upon a Efferent footing.

Mr. BAD desi;ed to call attention again to the
impolicy of that committee and the Finance 'Committee

Meeting as they did

mplaint coming befOre them
to-morrow would not be Tead to the committee till at
its meeting on Thursday next. It would probably be
considered at the meeting on the folloWing Thursday ;
and the committee would not be in a condition to report
upon it till three weeks had elapsed. They met, too,
immediately each day before the sitting of that board;
and he really did not see why the time should not be
cea- ► altered.

The CHAIRMAN said, without going into that matter,
which would of course have the attention of the Master
Porters' Committee, the question as to whom the
master porterage should be given, was one of anxious
inquiry. As •regarded the shipowners, it was no
doubt desirable that he .should have _the- goods out
of a vessel at the earliest period ; but sometimes
it was thought by importers of produce that they
might be put upon the quay without sufficient notice
being given. Besides, in many cases, such as with
foreign vessels, the goods might be deteriorated and
damaged by the hasty manner in which they were dis-
charged. In some instances, they had known American
vessels work all three hatchways, when all the goods
would be deposited upon the quay before they could
possibly be taken away. It was important they should
consider the owners of the goods as well as of the ships.
' The subject then dropped.
THE COAL TRADE.
A letter was read from Mr. Oliver Holden, on behalf

of himself and other coal proprietors, begging permis-
sion to load coal and slack at the Wellington and Bram-
lev-Moore Docks, for the use of salt proprietors at
Winsford; &c. At present they had to go out of the
dock to load. The consumption of coal by these salt
proprietors was large—one taking 60,003, another
40,000 tons per annum; and as the board were now

charging 4d. a ton, they might anticipate a large in-
crease of revenue to the estate.—Referred to the Com-
mittee of Management of the Docks and Quays.

its was tt

of the public business, and'the

reporters retired
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

public polices.

ST ANNE'S CHURCH, .GREAT RICHMOND-STREET,
RE-OPENS on SILNDATk the 25th Instant. The Ser-
mons will be Preached by;the'REV.-A19A.11- FORD, Missionary
Curate. R. 7.94

TO THE TRUSTEES Of

i,IVERPOOI

A VACANCY
-Phygiciaus,

Yink- Qgurreci

clans of the IN

NOTICE IS HE
THINGS LEFT
street, are not immediate

to.defray ch,

THOMAS INMA

THE LATE FIRE IN LAWTON-ST
Workmen in the employ of Messrs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

NORTHERN I)AILY TIMES.

THE WIRRALL FARMERS' CLUB

The first autumn exhibition of live stock, implements,
and agricultural produce, in connection. with the Wirrall
Farmers' Club, was held yesterday at Rock Ferry ; and
from the successful character of the show, there can be
no doubt that it will be continued annually. The
entries of the different, classes .of stock exhibited, was
not numerically large; but amongst the specimen shown,
there were several very fine animals, both as regards
horses and catte. Amongst the exhibitors were Sir
Edward Cust ; R. C. Naylor, Esq., of Hooton Hall ;
,Christopher Bushell, Esq., Hinderton Hall ; Robert
Rankin, Esq., Bromborough Hall ; John ,Bolton Case,
Esq., Spital ; the Rev. R. M. Feilden, -of Bebington,
and several of the leading farmers in the Hundred of
Wirrall

There .was a very superior collection of seeds any
roots, more especially in wheat and barley. The judges
gave it as their .opinion that the specimens of white
wheat were some of the finest ever seen. The different
specimens of potatoes were also much admired.
Our townsmen, Messrs. Richmond and Chandler, ex-
hibited a large and splendid collection of agricultural
implements, and were awarded the prize of £5. Mr.
Banks, of Derby-square, also exhibited a large assort-
ment of garden and agricultural implements, fancy.iron
seating, gates and hindles, which attracted much atten-
tion. _

The poultry exhibited, although limited, contained
some first-rate specimens, especially iu the Dorking and
Hamburgh varieties.
As regards the attendance, it was highly satisfactory.
In the morning, the weather was rather unfavourable,
and this circumstance, no doubt, deterred many from
visiting the show who otherwise intended to have been
present, but. notwithstanding there was a very large,
attendance, the show-ground in the afternoon becoming
much crowded, and including, in addition to large
numbers of ruddy-faced Cheshire farmers and others,
several of the gentry of the district. Amongst those
present, we noticed Major-General Sir Edward Cust, the
Rev. R. M. Feilden, Rector of Bebbington, W. Hope
Jones, Esq., Hooton : R. C. Naylor, Esq., Hooton-
hall ;-C: Bushell, Esq:, Hiraeiton-hall; &c., &c. There
were alio present several ladies.
An excellent band enlivened the proceedings, by per-
forming several beautiful airs during the day.
The following is the list of prizes :

HORSES

Premium 2 : Best mare fo:

Preiniuni 3 : Best
foaled after Ist Janu!

ly for agricultural purposes

foaled after Ist January, 1858. I, w imam uaie, auuruwu
2, Thomas Parry, Neston.
Premium 5 : Best roadster mare. and foal. 1, R. Rankin
Bromborough Hall ; 2, Thomas Parry, Neston.

Premiurn% : Best roadster, foaled 'after January, 1855. l,
Robert Richardson, Claremount, near Spital ; 2, William Hope
Jones, llooton.
Premium 7
Jones, Saughal

1, John
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

ISLE OF MAN.
POST-OFFICE HOTEL, GREAT - NELSON-STREET,

Park--
Aec,ilsininhedg'character. Also
WANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and
aGAsiRngDIeENMEaRn:
by a respectable Married Man. Wife as COOK cr •
LAUNDRESS. Protestants. Ages 40 and 45. Also WANTED On the
agea Situation22.p
Protestant,
estant,COACHMANwith
several and
years' b 7
WANTED, Situatiovs by Two good COOKS. Apply to Mrs.
'Cs this is an
easons can be Levi' Stationer and Registry-office. 66, Russell-street. 6a30
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

_+._

THE object of the meeting held in St. Saviour's
School Room, in this town, on Tuesday evening,

port of -which appeared in our impression

of Wednesday, was to'instrUct the public mind on
the Church-rate question, and to establish a
counter agitation to that which has hitherto been
so successfully carried on, in the country, and in
the House of Commons. We have always con-
sidered that the attack made upon the Estab-

Fished Church, by the Church-rate agitation,

a very unfair one, grounded, as it is, upon

neither law nor equity. It is virtually

attempt to deprive the Church of property
which belongs to lier,-7-settled by ancient legal
enactment, and hallowed by long-possessed
prescriptive right. But it is more than this. It
is also an effort to rob the poor, and to enrich the
wealthy. " If," says Dr. PALEY, " there is one

place more than another where. a poor man may

feel hiniself upon an equality with his more

late neighboUr, it is'in the Parish Church

We only wish this were more exactry true, and

practically correct. But the principle exists

Theoretically, every
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

T" "OLD SWAN"' IN. TOWN

MR. BULMER,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE "OLD SWAN,"
to call the attention of hiS Friends to his New Establish-

DICK'S HOTEL,
CABLE-STREET,
Where he provides a First-clas
-ORDINARY,
DAILY, AT ONE O'CLOCK
And will endeavour to promote the comfo

and enjoyment of
them with the.
and SPIRITS, of

tbose who may patronise him, by supplyin,
best WELSE and BURTON ALES, WINES,
the finest'qualitiet that can be purchased.

pIE lt II 0:1: L

CANNING-STREET, WOODSIDE

H. THOMAS

OF THE STORK HOTEL,

QUEEN-I

Begs to notify to his friends and the public that he has

opened the aba

:ed Mar

of Families and Gentle

W. H. T. also informs

s prepared to

supply the same at wholes

RADLEY'S BULL'S II

HO

DINING

ROOMS,

,e BILL of FARE, each da;
supetim

❑nd ample and o:

BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &c

WINES, SPIRITS

AND MALT LIQUORS,

OF FIR
N.B

—No Fees

It A 13 A M' S
TEMPERANCE -

LO ND 0 N

29, MAXWELL-STREET, GLASGOW

110 TEL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

FOREIGN .CIGAR DEPOT

JOHN FRYER

20, D ALE-STREET, (NEXT DOOR TO THE

THE CELEBRATED

SWISS CIGARS from the FACTORY of ORMOND and CO., at VEVEY.

Several Cases of the most approved HAVANA• brands in CIGARS. MEERSCIIAUM and ether PIPES in great variety

ANGEL HOTEL.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

lIIIGHE

0 "

W E S

BUILDER, &c

DERBY VILLAGE,

Respectfully intimates

ad the Public that he

now manufactures a very superior article in

GARDEN POTS, of all Sizes and Patterns,
CHIMNEY POTS, Plain and Ornamental Designs,

at his new Works, in DEYSBROOK-LANE, erected expressly
for the purpose of supplying the demand on very reasonable

S T 0 It E

NOW OPENED FOR THE SALE OF A SUPERIOR

SPIRITS

CLASS OF

INES

ALES

PORTER, &c

FOR FAMILY USE AND EXPORT,

AT MODERATE PRICES,
No. 27, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.
J. IRELAND, PROPRIETOR

LONDON PORTER IN CASK OR BOTIft,E;

32, SOL

A R N

'-EATEICONDITION

TH CASTLE-STREET

Is now the Depot for

A. R D

Y ' S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH

TO ALL MANKIND
'TOLL ()WAY'S
A E • ON TO TUE SICK I
The want of a sterling medicinal preparation to meet the
many "Ws that flesh is heir to," and one entirely free from
mineral and other deleterious particles was severely felt till
this all powerful medicine was ushered into the world.
Holloway's invaluable rills have become the household
remedy of all nations. Their attribute is to prevent as well
as to cure. They attack the root of the complaint, and t'.•rus
by removing the hiddea cause of disease, reinvigorate and
restore the drooping energies of the system, assisting nature

P I L LS

I in her task of vi

al. and functionary refo- rnzati
BILLIOUS COMPLAINTS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

Ware, Closet Basiiis

AGENT for MintOn & Co.'s ENCAUSTIC and PLAIN and FANCY FLOOR TILING, CLITHEROE and BUXTON LIME
Rufford's Patent Porcelain Baths, Joseph Cliff's Wortley FIRE BRICKS, Charles Davison & Co.'s Welsh FIRE
&c., &c.

PATENTEE OF CHANTRELL'S IMPROVED PATENT CIIARCOAL KILNS

0 11 N

ROG E R S

Begs to call attention to his STOCK of LINENS and GENERAL FURNISHING, which is now replete with every make,
suitable for Families, Hotels, and Ships' Cabins, the whole of which J. It. warrants to be of the best manufacture,

LINEN SHEETINGS, COTTON DITTO,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, TOILET COVERS,
TABLE CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS, D'OILEYS, DAMASK NAPKINS, TRAY CLOTHS,
DAMASK AND DIAPER TABLE LINENS, in the Piece,
HUCKABACKS, TOWELLINGS, DIAPERS, GLASS, CLOTHS, LAWNS, FRENCH FRONTINGS,
IRISH LINENS, made by JOHN HUNTER, Junr., of Coleraine,
LONGCLOTHS, MEDIUM AND STOUT SHIRTING CALICOES, &c.
J. It. calls special attention to a large lot of SHIRTING CALICOES, made expressly for family use, in ph

Half-pieces, at WHOLESALE PRICES.
A large lot of KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, all new patterns, now selling at ls. 2d., ls. 4p., Is. 6id., Is. 9d.,
Is. Ild., 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d., and the best quality at 2s. Ild., worth 3s. 6d.
STAIR CARPETS AND HEARTH RUGS, IN ALL THE NEW PATTERNS.
CORNICE POLES AND FITTINGS, STAIR RODS, &c.
The whole of the STOCK OF MUSLIN CURTAINS, at a REDUCTION IN PRIOE.
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING FOR ALL CLIMATES.

JOHN ROGER S
GREAT GEORGE-STREET,

LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

Best shearling ram: 1, William Hope Jones, Hooton, ne
Chest(

1, William Hope Jones, Hooton,

Best pen of three tup lambs
near. Chester.
Best pen of three ewe lambs
Hough

1, John Dale, Thornton

PIGS.---LARGE BREED.
Best boar under four years old : 1, Byrom
!hester; 2, Mark Cordiner, Puddington Hall

Premium 17

near Chester

Best boar under four years old : 1, R. C. Naylor, Esq.,
Hooton Hall; 2, Richard Barton, Caldy Manor, near Birken-
head.

POULTRY

Premium 18. Best dorking cock and two hens : 1, Thomas
Jones, jun., Hinderton Lodge, near Neston; 2, Mrs. Stanley
Denhall, near Neston.,
Best black Spanish cock and two hens: 1 and "
Jones, jun., Hinderton Lodge, near Neston.

Best game cock and two hens : 1, Joseph Foden, Brombro' ;
2, Moses Robinson, Ilinderton, near Neston,
Best pen of any breed, cock and two hens : 1, Thomas Jones,
jun., Hinderton-lodge, near Neston, silver-pencilled Hamburg
breed; 2, Thomas Jones, jun., Hinderton-lodge, near Neston,
golden-pencilled Hamburg breed.
Best drake and two ducks 1, Richard Barton, Caldy Manor,
near Birkenhead ; 2, Moses Robinson, llinderton, near Neston.
Best gander and two geese : 1, John Rowe Dutton, Saughall,
near Chester; 2, William Hope Jones, Hooton, near Chester.
Turkeys, best cock and two hens : 1, Richard Barton, Caldy
Manor, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

eammurig sbalts.

THIS DAY,

On account of whom it may concern

This Day, the 23td instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Office, 1, Oldhall-strect,
13 41;4, Dmerara SUGAR, all fauleg,

ex Lady de Creipigny lying in Carrntlie]
Apply to N. WATERHOUSE &

, Hanover-street
,O S, Brokers.

This Day, the, 23rd instant, at Twelve c'
Office, 3, Exchange-alley North;

k, at the Broker's

1,000 Barrels ROSIN (in store,)
Apply to Messrs, fc,aser,,Trenholm, and Co., Merchants; or t
THOMAS, SI'LL Broker.

On account of w
This Dan :tlu

nay cone
nsta:,.t, at One o'clocni

37
Apply to

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

of the nervous systeu

megrim, asthma, palpitations of the.he
affeetioxs.—G. Picot,. Parisian Medical,Dc

Liverpool.
Electric Water (I
applied to sores,.,)
incurable.
Eye Water (Cc 4
few applications ca,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

PfUsarto ......
La Marches-a.
Maria

Signor Mercur
Mad'lle Dell'
Mad'lle Pier
Conductor—Signor Biletta.
28,—LA TRAVIATA.

Wednesday,

gnor A

'Medico ....................
signor Mereuriali
........................ Signor Critelli,
Alfredo
Signor Belart.
Flora B
'Guiseppe ............................................. Signor Corsi
elvoix
Mad'lle Dell'anese
Violetta Valery Mad'lle Pieeolomini
Conductor—Signer Biletta.
1 Thursday, Sept. 29,—DON GIOVANNI.
Donna _Anna
Mad'lle Titiens
.Donna Elvira
Mad'lle Vaneri
:Zerlina
Mad'lle Piceolornini
-Don Giovanni
Signor Badi '•
--Leporello
.Corainendaton
Ilasetto .
Don..
Ottavio

....Signor Viale
... : .Signor Cut(
Signor Aldighi

Signor Giiigl.

L Conductor—Signor Arditi.
answer to the numerous Applications for a Repetition
IL TROVATORE,
he Management has the pleasure of announcing that it h
tieeded in making
vizarrangements for an Extra Night,
the Last Series,

6d. ; Pit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

BRAWLS ANIND MANTLES

FASHIONS

1., Lustre, Sylphide, and

`Lie Novelties in Silk, Clot
•comb Jackets, Mantles, am
and manufacture has been successfully devoted to :his
'lea this Season.

hawls. Great t

alent in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

2autty America.

RIO DE JANEIRO PACKETS.
REGULAR LINE OF CLIPPER VESSELS

HEBE OF THE EXE
ZEPHYR
Jibt,„s'SEA WAVE
itgg QUEEN OF THE EXE
' ISABELLA
First Ship, now loading in Prince's Dock, and will be des-
patched immediately,
The beautiful Clipper Barque ARABISTAN,
Captain DYE;

rt,-1-1'

Tens. Captain.
...245...11nw.
....291...M‘MuRTREY
~..316. ..VARTY.

272...R0mNs ox
205...BATTALE.

306 tons re

copper-fastened. This favour
finest &Rd fastest vessels aftox

CC snip Will
—Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-23

GEORGE BRU

MB Y,

206, BURLINGTON.-STREtT,

$6, GREAT NELSON-STREET,

SCOTLAND-ROAD,

NORTH,

GREAT HOYEH-6TREET.

LIVERY STABLE KEEPER, CAR OWNER, &c.,
Prla respectfully 4s .equaint his Friends and the Public generally, that he has added considerably to his Establish-
.

bicnts, and i515213W prepared to meet their various requirements, in:every branch of his business, comprising WEDDING
EQUIPAG&S, (tot surpassed in England,) BROUGHAIIS, COACHES, CARS, DOG CARTS, WHITECHAPELS,

IGS,

SPRING VANS, &C., FOR REMOVAL OF.FIJRNITITRA GLASS, MUSIC, &c., IN TOWN OR COUNTRY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-10

PARASOLS

LACE PARASOLS, CIIENE PARASOLS, GLACE

PARASOLS AND PARACHUTES.

JOHN WILLIAMS, 33, AND 35, CHURCH-STREET

CONFIRMATION DRESSES

Raye Bock Muslin Dresses and Scarfs to match

SAME STYLE IN MAVVE, PINK, SKY, AND ISLY

JOHN WILLIAMS, 33, AND 35, CHURCH-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-10

BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA BOOTS IN GREAT VARIETY

CHOICE

MANILLA SEGARS, 225. 6d. per lb
(cßor 1858.)

FIRST-CLASS MANILLA CHEROOTS, t 21s. per lb
EVERY FINE.)

DURANDU,
2, EXCIIAGE-STREET EA ST

REMOVAL.
DENTAL SURGERY.
ESTADLISIIrD 1N TILE NORTH OF ENGLAND UPWARDS OF

TWENTY' TEARS.

MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTISTS,
HAVE REMOVED TO
58, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CHEMICALLY

PREPARED GUTTA PERCHA

GUMS,

.ND EVERY OTHER IMPROVEMENT IN THE

DENTAL ART.
Consultations and every information free of expense