Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03 00:00:00

Kiddermin

2-Id., 2s. 5Ad.-, and N.- 6d.
Tapestry at N. 2'ld., 2s. 60., 2s. 10141., 3s. 3d.
Brussels; 2s. 41d., 2s. sd., 2s. 9d., 3s. 3d.,:38. 6d
Velvet Pile, 4s

,d., 4s: (id., 4s. 94

PATENT

[ICON :BEDSTEADS,
1' design an 4 workmaiasiaip.

E. LEWIS respectfully informs Visitors and the Public gene-
rally that he has purchased (for cash) some very valuable lots,
which 'will be found worthy of early inspection.
Every article is marked in plain figures:throughout the esta-
blishment.
Omiiih-uses to and from the Bazaar. every.fifteentainutes.

Strangervand the Public are respectfully invited, and every
facility mill be afforded for the inspection of these spacious

premises.

E.. L E W .S
BAZAAR,
GREAT ,GEORGE---S"TIRE,ET
o 1.)001. FROM PT. JAMES',S.II.AIIKET.]

CABINET AND UPH.O.LSTE.RY
FURNITURE.

Fgrnith satisfactorily,
ell QUas PRICE.ALITY must•be toasidered as

BRADLEY BltosTaFEas
Have, reduced the LATTER as LOW as,can beedone without
injuryl to the FORMER. A visit to the CABINET AND
UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSES, BOLD ,STREET, LIVER-
POOL, -and ARGYLE •STREET, BIRKENHVILD, will be
much mare convincing,to the Purchaser of the .advantages
offered then any quotation of Prices.
The FWISHEIt STOCK consists of almost every requisite
for the Oottage or Mansion, from the most luxurious to •the
simplest•requirements of • domestic use.

BRADLEY

BROTHERS_,

'LIVERPOOL A.ND BIRKENHEAD.

ADAMS'S TOURIST'S- WRITING :CASES

in every size and quality., „completely fitted, from 3s. 6d

upwards,

NORTHERN DAILY TINES.

A First-class Gentlempiy HAT .for 12s. 6d., bright, fine, and ventilated in the best manner yet discovered. A I
ti Second Quatip,:yery good, at 19s. and 7s. 6d. ; and for Export, from 3s. 9d. each.
MANUFACTURED BY
It COOKE, 6, IeARADISE-STREET, (Titan DOORS FROM LORD-STRERT.)

R,VC

Now io nine'

worn in I 1

FRENCH

MANTLES, JACKETS, AND SC

J. C. also begs to state that his Manager of the Mantle DepailtMent has devoted much attention to the; Shapes and Styles I
of MANTLES suitable for chE
Po(
INI 0 I 1 It N i'-ir ' G
~.,. Crape, and the general effect of the Mantles when ;aliened will, therefore,
---•,1 very superior.

h e selection of the Silk, the application nir tl

THE SHAWL,

MANTLE,

14 AIM 16, Balm-

AR GE ;ARRIVALS OF

AND: 'DRESS WARETaCiUsE,
-sTRErr. • .

JOHN, .CRIPPS, Proprietor.

'NEW .FRE,ITCH. SHAWLS

No. &4, See

.141(aTtftill

~~Yr`''

male'', ParadiSC-Street,
.hdrs,"Nkssrs. S. & E. SNVIMOgR,

Penh9 stair

-street, Liverpool

DAVIS ON SECId.T
Just publishetb at the ireduced price of Is.,
A NEW and Improved EDITION of the )ititßOß
of HEALTH, to meet the greatest demand over known
the decay of natural rigour, w'tich has been
fended by the profession and th.e press as eon-
nformation than any similar publication. The

I taring nu!

auove work shows the deplorable 'effects r.po. n the system of
excessive indulgenee, mental and bodily toostiation, nervous
excitement, "V.,..---The Mirror .of Health, mice ls., or by post
6d., may be had from Mr. llowell., •be.okseller, Church-
and from the author, 114, T.)uko-street, Liverpool,
wkere he'ruay be seen daily. . d

'FOR THE FRESENT SEASON,
AT 14 AN D 16 , B; 0 L D-S TRE E.T. -
TISSUE, BAREGE,- AND OTHER LIGHTSHAWLS, ONE GUINEA EACH, TOUR YARDS LONG,
cONiTAIdTtY. • ARRIVING FROM 'ABROAD. • • •
RICH WOVEN CASHMERE SHAWLS, ,FROM FIVEk TO TIFTZEN GUINEAS EACH ;
• INDIA AND *CHINA GRAPE CR ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR ;
T 1 EV.
• A 000 D y'RENCIL Olt 'PAIE,LEY WOVEN
- - 1-k) RrN

CASHMERE LoNa -SHAWL,

AT THE SHAWL,

'r~REE GUINEAE,

. ttiFt On.t,
D.R. IiNEILE ; REV. DR. TAYLOR.
MR. 'FENTON, .acid LEV, MR. HOLMES,
Eortra,t4s. of the above, eminent men, 2s. Od.
cet, 08., 90, and 91, Renshaw-Rtreet. s 5

• Lower Qsalities for One Guinea. each.
MANTLE, • SIT.;},I, AND; DRESS WAREH OTT ES, - - -
14 AND 16', 13OLD-ST'AEET, LINERPOOL. ' "KVOWLEDGE IS POWER
JOHN CRIPPS,- Propiietor. ,
- -
-- riHE attention of all classes kterested in Education,
or desirotis of gelf-ruiprovosmnt, is called to
•• .

Goodwin and

THE DRESS DEP ARTMENT

-SOCIAL SCIENCE FOR
tHE'rEorut. •

GOFF'S SERIES OF ED:tiCATIONAL BOOKS,

dr. CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS EsTABLISHMENT.tI
ExquiBite Desitaits in
FRENCH MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
GREAT VARIETY OF AtADD,ur FLOUNCED RMES, ONE GUINEA EiI7CH, IN GOOD TASTE.
BALL AND EVCIcINO COSTU-Mk
TRAVELLING AND WEDDING. D.XEsSES,

liettentarrind Ad-cowed, intioltled for 'Reboots And Self-in-
truCtion, Edi.-nd and Revised Ay some of the mkst learned
scholars of ,the present day. •
At the pstetent time an intiffiise desire is expressed to diffuse
education,universally, as Oat ,c.wit certain and noble means of
producing a peaceful, moral, and happy cominunity,
It is tkerefore the purpose of tins unaortaking- to present,
at a eirriall sum, the first outlines of the most useful branches
ion. A seed thttf, scattered may fail on a congenial
result in a fertility gratifying to its possessor, and

sop,,

AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOURNING, GOODS ;OF , EVERY 2/ESCRIPTION. hoaoure.ble to our conntry.
New B ralt.,y, Prlce Bd. each, sent Post Free,
D.REFUS 31-11. DE IF REQU'iIiED. -- . BOOKKIIEPING, orithe Trio:Jemmies True Friend, with ex;.•
• , mitons of subsidiary boalc • being a useful system for the
THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREITIOUSE, 14, &.16; BOLD t t -STREET.. i'a s
Il • s ' '
wholesale r.nd retail shopkeeper.--ComPlete, Price Bd.
•—•— PHR.EfiOLOGY, inViously explained and exemplified ;or
howto be come. a PhrcatoTo,gist„illustratetl withelght engravings.
Therbest work pablitled on the .abject at any price.--Cenr-
plate, Priee-.Bd. . • " ; .
-S.,..tIO3.THAND M'k'DE .EA SY ; or the Student's Guide to
11, Prem.° teupation, bywhieh`ti ie nature of taking down Sermons,
.il, Trials, Speechest., iSce., may be atquired in a few hours
'sailboat the aid of /a master, being false attic to reporting from
*he commencement of leaf) Lily, to reporting the most lengthy
./areeches.—Completz Bd. . . ,
THE sciusrstrib vo.ertAtOß.—Commercial, Seienti-
'de,.ArithmeticalAliscelkomons, and Artificers" for the use of
-Schools, Countinr-houseS ,ad WorkFli.ops. Containing Tables
''far reducing Old ',lkleasr, reA to {lmperial Standard, and the
' • imperial Standar& to ihe Old Measures. Calculations in
a ...Bricklaying, Gaventer fr I *14,-,,rt, Masonry, Paper-hanging,
„Paving, Planting, Phis tering, Slating, Tiling, Well Sinking,
! ; .Digging, &a.„;&...- Fr; Actions 1
and Decimals. Forms of Re-
- - teipts and Bilis. !for the • man of be mess. less. Statistics. Curious
and seientitia onulatt( as on Man, esteem, ;Railways, Power,
4 • .Light Wind, 4c. Lar gunge and Alphabets. Calendar of the
' ;Charehl Serintare M/ grey to assist those reading or teaching
`' :thelloly Bible, Prince pal Fereigta Moneys and Measures, for
i ;.•; the- Traveller or Mere daunt. -Geographic/al' and Astronoinical
:Tables. The Cimpass.. Miscellaneous Tables, &e.., fcc.. ,Com-

DRAPERY. -,„k
THREE MANUFACTURERS' STOCICS S,CoLD BY TENDETt.
LEWIS respectfully anneanees-that he, has Pumhasedler Cash, feign the above Stocks, some
. very vabaable Lots, at tt Discount rof from 165 to 46. per sent:, all ^of which•are this Season's Geo& and that
THIS DAT, and following Lays, he -vat' -show as,!..inder:-- '
SHAWIS and MAINTLES •
SILKS
FANCY DRESSES, MOHAIAS, -.
PRINTS and sizFrs
MILLINERY and STRAW EON-NETS._
HA.TS and STAIN, RIBBONSOPARASOL+
TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, ,&e.

AITISIANS

and ittmtits

The Carpet,.Damask, General Furai Aisag,firon Bedgtcad, and BedrLng'Department,-arel —st-elassmanufacture, and at Priv
ertr"mely moderate,--Dvawy art glounr.rked in plik;_n figures. -
Onaribuges to .and from the• Bazaar ever,' fifteen minutes.
Strangers -and the Public .are re speethlly invitee, and every facility 'be affix-tied 'for the inspee fion e these
-spacious premises.
E. L :E NV I -S ,
BAZA-git,
GEO.RG 8 T R E E T,
Doors from - St. Zanaes's Xficzket.)

®~y T
4

G R E A' T

ITB.TE G-111 N, E-AS' IVOR Tit .O=F MUSIC

GIVEN

smimrs It(XYAL

TO ALL S'lMStaiitE7..S .TO

MUSICAL PRESENTATION LIBRARY.

Prospectue.E.s sent.freet,pn appfication to
6-6 AN D 7.6, Odt D-ST R E:ET.
11'11E ONLY. ONE'FIT LIVEtPOOL.

G E, 0 R .HO

5.;'

G E E.S.r

'AWES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WRITING DESIES AND !DRESSING CASES.
WORK BOXES AVD SATCEELS, PAPIER iLiCHE GOODS.
CRICKET BATS,-IttaLS, AND .ARCHEtY ARTICLES, STBREOSCOPICTRAMES A./OYU-EWE
ENGLISH ANDTOREIGNWANCY ...,‘IRTICLK PERAMBULATORS.
ALL DIRECT FROM THE itANIfFACTURERS, iAT 'WEEGLESALE PRIC:ES.

BY EEn.K.AIESTY'S

ASIA L LETT/MS r A TENT.. 1'

HE I E GUINEA COAT AND VEST, introduced by B. HYAM, which met with such universal appioval lit
last Summer, will be the leading garments for the present season ; and fzom the immense sale of these conjoint g
Ta, YAM has been enabled to produce them in greater vanetv of material, make, and cut, and

'
prior to those of last yew. - .'• - •
B. HYAK'S Country Customers can be supplied with one et his Guinea Coats and Veils by forwarding a Post.oZce Order
payable to Bt.N.TAMIN lIYAM, and the following measurements, which will ensure an accurate fit— ,
The height of•the person, ‘1 Inches round the waist.. . . . _
..
... _

SUMMER UNDRESS JACKETa—B. HYAM has introduced'an ,exitire New Assortment ;of "S
'COATS " for ;general wear, on the design, manufaetare, and ornamentation of which the atmos

Price, from Lis. to 30s.

)NDAIIY

we ha's been bestowed

QUMMEE. UNDER COATS...—B. JIYAM'S Styles in PAE:.ss and SunpanT CoeTs ire inimitably graceful
0 design, perfect in fit, and superior in make, matenal, and finish.

Price, from 21s. to Os.
SUMMER TROUSERS AND VESTS.---B. 11YAlf has intnodueed a diversity of new and seasonable patterns
for 3318 VESTS and true-fitting TROUSERS of superior fashion and manufacture.

S"MER.—B. HYAM'S ORDER DEPARTMENT.—Bespoke Articles of Attire are measured for, cut, and
made, on auimproved system, while none but the best and most fashionable patterns are made available by the Proprietor.
* UNIMER ATTIRE FOR THE YOUNG.—E. HYAM has introduced a variety of New Designs for Children
Boys. and Youths, in which adaptation to age and growth is conspicuous. The 9s. 6d. PLAY SUIT and 13s. 6d. SCHOOL
S IT, as well as the superior HALF-DRESS and FULL-DRESS SUITS. TROUSERS, VESTS, &c., are much recommended.
REGULATIONS OF THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
Abatements are never made. The lowest selling price is marked on every article in plain figures,
Money is returned at all times without a demur, even after articles have been taken home, provided they do not
give unqualified approbation.
SATURDAY.—On this dayno business is transacted atthis estah-lishment until dusk, when it is resumed until Eleven o'clock.
B. IL Y A AI,
NATIONAL TAILOR,OLOT ANDIIB 7,R HATTER,wHITEHA
e pHEZ LIVERPOOLSIER,AND. OUTFITTER,
LORD-STREET,
86 AND 88, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER.

NOTICE

B A RNARD

REMOVAL

E "V

Y ' S

Depots for the Sale of his noted

plea,
THE, TUTOR'S ASS aST:INT, being a icompesildium of Arith-
. .metic and a complete . Question Book; contaiinng Arithmetic
.in whole numbers.
Exercises, 'Vulgar FIT etzions, Decimals, Duodecimals or Multi-
plication. Aoollecti sas oaf Quegtiouc toat.dowsi pronilacsonsly,
for the greater trial *if the loregoiag Rules.—ln 2 parts,
:Trice Bd. each.
GOFF'S -MURRAY 'S GRAMMAR simplified, or how to
•lpeak and Write, coyr :'tine Bd.
These Works Will t e tostnd useful in the Merchant's Count-
nr in the 11 leckarrXs-Worksllop, to the :Student or

?rice 84

ffiseful kncwi&

Send eight

er. the Six for

LONDON

The Trade applied

.cater, for no branch of
Many Ave shilling works
Leh sformation as these

_
npf -Or 816 k pre livred), to the Pub-
either of Jhe ahcrve, wpiks Bost free.;

14, Litt? r Que

CITT-RoArt. , . •
1, at the Wholesale Department.,
51a.- tree 4 Holborn.

GOFF'S SERII -?,S OF POPULAR WORKS, arc
the mast useful Books ever Peed: Now Ready
Price 6d. each. P. z Free Lor
-"-^'•l4 liand•C

Aluw to improye the Pt Tspnal =gypj

'en Stamp

nce, with Receipts and

The roei'ry of Flowers.
The l3all-room Instrecto r` a complete Guide to Dancing,
•"- - • .

The Letter-writer's Assi start ; containing upwards of eighty
-Specimens on Business, Friendship, Love, Courtship, and

•
Matrimony.
The Boys' Own Book of Games, for Outdoor Amusements,

Illtietrated.
The Boys' Own Book of G. .mes, for Indoor Amusements, com-
prising Tricks ,of Mat tic, Chymical Experiments, Cards,

arc.
The Complete Angle:', with many Engravings.
A Handy Guide to the Ga mes and Laws relating to Chess,
Drssughts, and Backgam tmon. -
A Handy Guide on the Laws • relating to Landlord and Tenant.
The Guide to Healthand Ha ppiness. By Dr. Anson.

Also the following,Yost Fr se, for Thirteeen Stamps each.
TRUE POLITENESS for La.dies and Gentlemen, with Hints
on Bashfulness and Modewt Assurance, Etiquette, Dress,
the Art of Pleasbag. &c.
THE BIRDKEEPEWS GUIDE, with numerous Illustrations.
THE .PIGKON AND POULTRY KEEPER'S GUIDE, con-
taining 21 EngraVfags, and a Valuable Discovery to make
Hens lay. during Winter.
These Works are exceeilingly popular, and have a great sale.
Rio be bad 4nly of the Publishers. London : Goff and Co.,
Clty-road. The Trade sal lied at the Wholesale Department,
14;34tt1e Queen-street, Holborn.

LONDON : its Splezulour, its Magnitude ! ! !
aust Publisked. Pricel.e. Poet Free for 13 Stamps.
A NEW AND ERACTICAL GUIDE for the Resident and

its Environs, by
_Railway, SWmboat, or Omnibus, contain-
ing a complete List of the Erie Sights and Exhibitions, and
descriptive of everything reAv worth notice, the whole of
the information bvuglat do ,to the date of Publication;
with nceices of Ristinguished Alen and Women connected
with its ilistory. _

Loiidon: GOFF and Cot, City-road

3ARNUM ON MONET MAKIN(

iAt.P.pblished

'ost Free for Tjairteen Stamps

!n himself; in wmich he narrates his early
ryas Clerk, Ifeiehapt, and Eater, and his latest

he Authent
If 41,,

Skowinpa—rmbraciht,
ce Heath,' the h‘ Pejee Merma.
' the u Herd of Buffaloe," and. other Showman
ginerally denou.veed as " Ilutobugs ;" his con-
nection with Gen. TOM Thuxab, and the Triumphal Musical
Campaign of Jency Lind. With his Rul43 for. Business

. History
the. " Woolly

THEW ONLY FULL-SIZED EVENING PAPER
THE EVENING HERALD

god to

ges, an 4

8 an ample Record

1 The iriareasing importance of public events, and the rapidity
with which they transpire, demand a corresponclini spirit of
enterprise in recording: them. llsnne and foreign news has now

be_uoim so expensive that it has been found impossible to meet
the reasonable requirements of newspaper readers by offering
them id a journal of four pages only. The EVENING HERALD
is consequently doubled, and now contains the Tallest Parlia-

Bankruptcy, InsolvenCy, Sheriff's, Registration, County, and
Police Coverts. Correspondents at Paris, Turin, Genoa, and
Malta forward full and reliable intelligence, and Reporters and
Correspondents at home supply the Home News, Political,
Commercial, and Social, down to :the moment of going to

press.
The EVENING HERALD may be had of any News Agent ;
and to Subscribers paying in advanse it is supplied (stamped)
direct from the Publishing Office by the Five o'clock Trains to
all parts of the United Kingdom on the following terms :
Quarterly. Half-yearly. Yearly.
Stamped . . . £ll2 6 £3 5 0 £6lO 0
The unstamped edition may he had at the Office, or of any
Newsvendor, at, the following prices :
Quarterly. Half-yearly. Yearly.
Unstamped . £1 6 0 £212 0 £5 4 0
The mice of a single copy of the EVENING HERALD is,

liTnstamped, 4d. ; Stanped; sd.
All moneys to be paid or remitted to the address of ABEL
NADIN, Office of the Evening and Morning Heralds, 103, Shoe-
lane, Fleet-street, London. Advartisenients should reach the
ofSce by Two p.m.

68. 6d• TIMEPIECES, and 88

ALARM CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES,

THE SOUTHERN TIMES, Dorsetshire Herald,
Weymouth and Portland Gazette, and General Advertiser
for Dorset, Somerset, Devon, Wilts, and Hants. Published at
the " Southern Times" Office, Weymouth, every Saturday
morning. Circulation extending over five Counties, the Isle of
Wight, and the Channel Islands, under one general Rtanzge-
ment with the " Dorset County Chronicle." (Dorchcstc
The

The intimate connection maintained withtke principal places
in the counties referred to is manifested by the amount of
local intelligence which flows in weekly.
Considerable interest has been, and will be, created by the
appearance in its columns of articles by the Editor, (Mr. W
W. Fife,) affording development to the Channel Islands traffic
to the Railway Communications and Connection: of the South-
ples and the peculiar advantag,-s of Fire

west, Inc g,
and Life In

ace to the position aid twos-
pects of the various leading offices throughout the United
Kingdom; and also by the Educational and Agricultural Sell
and ample Literary Critiques upon almost every publication of
Rote emanating from the Press. The Insurance, ltzjlivay,
' , Educational, Agricultural, and Literary Series arc now com-
menced; and as priority of attention will necessarily be give!'
to the claims of supporters of, the papers, whether as subsc.ri-
: hers
soercutilindvgerantiseersar,ltyheno-ptircez.nant
and also
aalsovefroyrfl:ctrainnig
eonpciiniorg.tulissult.a-
whigh has in prog.r.e!
seriptions with the new volume,
superb gratis reprint of. Hitchin's scarce " County 'tor)
of Dorset," a work worth 70 guineas!

t.)
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torrrellsEent 11.
ER E F
Corresponding .--........ is the OLDEST NEWSPAPER in the County, and'.
• , one of the oldest in the Kingdo:n. It circulates principally
HEREFORD JOURNAL
On Wednesday, the lith Sept,',inber, trill be Published Part I. . in the Counties of Hereford, Radnor, Monmouth, Wercester,,,
(in Three Cantos) of Gloucester, Brecon, and Salop ; urA generally throughout the
--.
el 0 T T 0 ' N I r 0 N. Principality. A continuous (ain't is being made to render it
worthy, both as an or` an d Local Intelligence and as a cm -,
MANTLES. ----
.
',Avon • ROBERT HARDWICRE, 192, Piccadilly. Pendium of General News, of the county and district it claims
T CRI P P S begs to • solicit an inspection of his fresh arrivals .of the graceful And
...
Pi . .. - elegant Long • . . - Just published, revised A." thorou hl
-g aepartnaents have recently been gya
B.LACK GLACt MANTLES, • • Q ELF-CONTROL : its Advantages and Enecis in
.... ,_
,:_ _ a_d comprehensive arrangements made for enhancing
'' general efileiencV both as it medium of local and mercantile
. .. . , Treatise int,r-eom ' •' '
. ..`...`-ne Editorial, Reporting, Commercial, n
-- •.,__ ~.. 1;„11 f 1 m a inexpensive i,-, Prolonging the duration of human Life. A . _ - inumeation.
addressed to Youth, 'Mahhood, and Old Age, Witl,_ Hints and The, lIEdtLFOIti.) JOURNAL is printed on ^ "
-- - fa all reauiring Conlatlentita Advice. i SHEET, ands ha5.....1 a good bone fide ^-
,_....,....., i rb. mi, mis - - -

DOUBLE
amongst
:e district

_.,ugh which it is known. It is, therefore, uu
medium for ADVERTISING ; and, with the view-of .keeping
pace with the requirements' the times, advertisements are
asserted at moderate charges. To persans seeking
Lug servants, it offers considei..--
. of advertisements being charged. lower
. by any other newspaper in the district.—Trice 4d:
„imped, 5d.---Published by WiLuAlt PROSSER, Broad-street,
Hereford.

rid gentlemen reqt
.ntages, this clas.

situations,

ItADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL

DINING-.ROOMS,

6, MOOR-STREET,

•
The BILL of FARE,, each day, :will be found ample and of
superlog quality.

BREAXPASTS, IXNCHEONS, TEAS, &c

WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS,

FIRST-CLASS OrALITT Q:SIA

N.B.—No Fees to Waiters.
ROBERT FRASER, PRorytrEroit

G

A H A. S

LONDON TEMPERANCE HOTE-tr

29, MAXWELL-STREET, GLASGOW

For cleanliness and despatch not to be surFassed. First
house opened in the Kingdom worthy the name of a Temper-
ance Hotel. Charges moderate.

H E only place where Gentlemen can DIN
comfortably during this het weather is the

ALBANY DINING 1100. MS

The pleasant coolness and the sweetness of the atmosphere fir
these Rooms will add much to the enjoyment, of a Dinner,
unexceptionable both for preparation and Service.

FINC 1156,AN'S MASONIC
REGENT-ROAD, i :.citrooLlfo TEL

(OVERLOOKING RHE .NORTH END LOCKS,'

Where all the Passenger Boats and Steamer
Australia, New York, Canada, Perthuid, &c.
Travellers and Visitors staying in Liverpool will find this

from, ,roZ

accommodation, lofty anC

the torn:

airy bed-rooms

spacious dining-

DINNER DAILY at ONE III'CLORK ; ,DE

ild STEAK

Parties Boarded either by the Day, Week, or Me
1 most reasonable terms.

T-ROAD, LIVEIMOOL,

ANDERSON' S (LATE): -YAINSB.URY' S
SODA WATER MANUFACTORY,

REFRESHMENT ROOM,

I SAINSBURY'S SUMMER BEVERAGES

IMPROVED SEIDLITZ POWDERS,

SUPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATER.

MACKENZIE A-ND MIDDLEMASS'S

CELEBRATED EDINBURGH BISCUITS

TUE NOTED OLIVER ELSCUITS,

BARCLAY'S STOUT AND ALLSOP'S ALES.

DINING ROOMS, 82, LIME-STREET,
(NEXT DOOR TO THE COVNTT COURT.)
Dinner at Two o'clock. Fish, Joint, and Cheese, is.
CHOPS, STEAKS, and OYSTERS at any hour.
London and Dublin Porter, Burton, Bitter,• and Mild Ales,
first-clars
slO WILLIAM BAXTER, Free Vintner.

THE

"OLD SWAN" IN TOWN.

MR. BITLMER,
IN CONNECT/ON WITH THE "OLD SWAN,"
Begs to call the attention of his Friends to his New Establish.
ment,

DICK'S

110 TEL

CABLE-STREET

Se provides a Fir St-class

ORDINARY,
DAILY, AT ONE O'CLOCK,
And will endeavour to promote the comfort and enjoyment of
those who may patronise him, by supplying them with the
best WELSh and BURTON ALES, WINES, and SPLUITS, of
the finest qualities that can be purchased. ttha

NEW BRUNSWICK HOTEL,
18, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
E.M.WIIITEMAN offers her best thanks to thp • _

v.., . um Jur
the liberal patronage she has already been favoured with,: and
will use her best exertions to deserve an extension of the
support which was bestowed to her late husband.
Families and Gentlemen will find here every domestic com-
fort. with attention and maderate charges.

The. Hotel is situated in one of the most central and open
situations in Vie town, being within five minutes' walk of the
Railway Stations, Pierbead, St. George's Hall, Theatres, and
othe •

aces of Amusement

TIRE

DEVONSEIRE

CIDER

ROUGH CIDER on SALE at
"THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE,
In CaAs and Quart and Pint Bottles.

110 E V E It ER ' S

Circlet(

DINING. ROOMS,
SLATER-COURT,

CKSTLE-STREET.
MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS

NG SALOONS,

SLATER-COUR

CASTLE-STREET,

ARGED

1TIONS•
ANDErnS,ON,

ten from t

it very convex
Root

'he Wines ben c d

WINE AND

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DER

STREET

(Zonraterciai !karts.

3 Barre

ex, Jam

Sttlterfoht, Sons,

Lext, the sth instant, 'at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Apsley-buildings,
250 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC,
ex. Sunium, in Wapping Dock.—Apply to Messrs: Santamaria
and Co., Merchants or to BOWER & SLACK, Brokers.

rFi.IS -DA

and Co., Merchants

THOMAS SILL Ilro:

NEXT WEEK

On Uonda

On Monday next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Apsley-buildings,
112 Tons FUSTIC,
18 Tons Solid NICARAQUA WOOD,
ex Newnham, from Curacoa, Albert Dock.—Apply to Messrs.
A. W. Bowles and. Soni Merehanth ; or to
BOWER & SLACK, Brokers.

On Monday next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-street,
135 Bags Baltimore BARK, all faults,
Open foe inspection in Lindsay's Warehouse, New Quay.—
APPIy to THOMAS SILL, Broker.

On Monday next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at toe
Broker's Office, 3,'"Exchange-alley North, Chapel-stecet,
4 Bales FIBRE,
ex Compeer, from New Orleans.—.Apply to Messrs. Wakefield,
Nash, and. Co., Merchants; or to

TIIGNISS SILL, Broker

On Tuesday next, the 6th September, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broken's Office, 3, Excliange-alley,,NorthCheel-street,
30 Bales Italian HEMP,
ex Layard.---Apply to-Messrs. Mahler, Brothers,' and Sultz-
herger, Merchants; or to THOMAS SILL, Broker.

On Tuebdav next, the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at Browne,
Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street,
00 Bags Bombay LINSEED,
„ RAPESEED,
„ MUSTARD SEED,
GROUND NUTS.
BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers.

Apply to

On Wednesday, the 7th September, at Twelve o'clock, at
Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street.

450 Bags SAGO PL .UR,
800 Bags IiTRABOLAMS.
BROWNE,_HUNTER, & CO., Brokers

By order of the Mersey Dock Estate
for nhfut,c,n4:

,Overthrie Goods sold

On account of whom it may cons

On Wednesday nest

shire and Yor

hire, 981 to 99 ; and Midland 104

In the General Produce marke

been a:very dull week, aric.

it is wit

culty that..pric es, are. sustained

The Corn trade rental

change. For Flour and Wheat there is a mode-

rate demand at about previous rates. Oats and

Barley are rather dearer

With respect to trade in the manufacturing

districts, we are told by Mesfirs. Du Fay and Co.,

of Manchester, who L NT just issued their
monthly. circular, that the eff Jt of the news from

India cannot be known accurately at pre.knt

They also say

It is generally supposed that some manufacturers of
the wide-widths cloth will now return to the_prOduction
of fabrics which are .adapted for other quarters of the
world. Our market, notwithstanding its general
healthy tone, has in Some respects been in an anomalous
state, for while_the unfinished article paid a handsome
profit to the producers and merchants, calico-printers
and others who use grey goods, could not get a propor-
tionate price for the finished articles, because the poorer
markets, both in Europe. and- elsewhere,. cannot afford
to pay the enhanced prices consequent on the unusually
active demand and remunerative prices in India. A
pause -in. the east may lead to. .'more . activity in the
west and other quarters, and .we must warn our
foreign. friends against expecting any marked -down=
ward movement in . prices, when stocks are un-
usually ;light, and manufacturers • well able, in, the
worst case, to hold them until the demand revives. It
appears that in Yarns we have sent considerably less:to
the. nearer markets of Europe thin last year. We
have exported to Russia, Hanse Towns, Holland, and
Belgium, above seven millions pounds weight of yarns
less ; and 'to Naples and Sicily, above three and a half

ponnds -weight of yarns less than last year. As
regards manufactured goods, Peru and CHli, the Brazils,
and other markets have all taken less in 1859 than before ;
the markets abroad are improving under it, and this will
-^f The IT-" I Stat., -;.usly

react upon ours. _ states arc copiously sup-
plied, many consignments from abroad haying reached
markets of the States when war in Europe first broke
out.

The Provision trade has been quiet during the
The demand for Beef is quite of a retail

character, and • prices have further receded for all