Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-02 00:00:00

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ARESPk;CTABLE,middIe-aged Man, with a good connection
amongst the Publicans, and thoroughly acquainted with the
Bottling Trade, wishes to take the management of a Van for Mc
delivery of bottled Ale and Porter. Can give highly respectable
references, &e.—Aedress J.L., Northern. Times office. 6mr2

WANTED, by a respectable young Man, who has a thorough
knowledge of the ship store business, a situation as Man-
ager or Custom-house Clerk; has been a long time in the trade, and
could influence a considerable connection amongst English and
American captains. Address n 19, Northern Times office. 2m3

Ahighly educated Hanoverian lady, of good family, who has
resided 20 years in Paris, wishes to find an mgagement in a
family or school as finishing governess, or as companion to a lady;
she corresponds as well in French as in Gorman, and understands
English ; she can offer excellent references. Address D B, Mr.
Hornby, 2, Brougham-terrace, Seacombe. 6m2

. A Young Gentleman, the son of a clergyman, who has had some
11. years' experience in various branches of tuition, wishes for
a Situation either as Private Tutor, or as Tutor in a first-class
School in the immediate vicinity of-Liverpool or Birkenhead. Most
satisfactory references given and required. For further particulars
address to w x c, Post Office, Birkenhead. 18m2

NITANTED, by a strong, healthy, and active respectable Man,
V a situation as Porter, or Weight-taker ;in a warehouse.
He can write a good hand, and is capable of keeping accounts;
wages to commence with -no object, until satisfaction of worth be
given. Apply to J. H. Sreithson and Co., general commission
agents, &c., CorPs-buildings, 7,43reeson's-row, Liverpool. -6m4
WANTED, a situation by a Warehouseman of considerable
experience in cotton, corn, and general produce, shipping of
goods, &c.; has also aperfect knowledge of customs', dock, and
town duty. Unexceptionuplereferences. Address L 26, Northern
Times office.

A Gentleman, of business 'habits, and having a large and good
_AL connection, offers his services.as. Clerk, or on commission, to
effect sales of Produce or other articles of Merchandise, or is open
to take an Agency, in Liverpool_ or elsewhere. Apply to A.B. C.,
Post-effice, Liverpool. " '3m2
WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged Married Man, who
understands the management of cows, pigs, poultry, &c:,
and could take the management of a small kitchen garden, and
make himself generally useful. Can have upwards of six years'
good character from his present employer. Apply at the Post-
office, Anfleld. 6mr2

AYoung Man, 18 years of age, wishes for an Engagement in a
Shipbroker's or Merchant's Office; is a good accountant,
and understands book-keeping and the general routine of an office.
Would not object to engage for a term. Salary not so much an
object as a situation, where, by strict attention, he would have a
chance of advancement. Four years reference to present employer.
Address n 10. Northern Times office. 3mr2

AA/ AN i t O, by a respectable Young Man, aged 21, who has
V V served seven years in one of the first merchant and ship-
owner's offices in Liverpool, a Situation as Custom-house and Ship-
ping Clerk; is thoroughly conversant with the Custom-house and
shipping department, and the general routine of a merchant's or

)yer.—Address A

12mr9
CrSIYITS a'atalittZr.

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN
DAILY TIMES, is ONE PENNY.

GOOD Tailors Wanted. Apply to B. Hvam. 97, Lord-street,
and 7, Whitechapel.
VANTED, a Shop Boy. Apply at 1, Myrtle-street South, after
-six o'clock in the evening. - 1

WANTED, a respectable Office Boy, who writes well, and quick
at arithmetic.—Address s 11, Northern Times office. 3mr2

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WASTED, a respectable Youth, to attend to Books; must be
capable of keeping accounts, and making himself useful ;
satisfactory reference is required. Apply to L. Davies, 4, Canning-
place. 3m3

WANTED, an experienced Varnish Maker; also, a Man compe-
tent to make Ball Blues for washing. State former
employers, and wages expected, to No. 12, care of Mr. B. Wheeler,
news-agent, Manchester. 6mr2