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

A NAVAL RESERVE

The Admiralty measure brought forward last night, for
forming a naval•reserve of 30,000 men, meets with general
approval. The _Daily Hews shows the necessity of such a
reserve. At the present moment the number of French
seamen actually afloat or in barracks, ready at; once to be
put on board ship, is 25,600, while 15,000 additional could
be procured in a fortnight, making a grand total of upwards
of 40,000. In two months from the firing of the first
gun, France could command the services of 72,000 seamen,
every one of whom has previously served for a series of
years on board a vessel of war. On the other hand,
while we have now afloat in every sea but 34,400 seamen,
the men who should form our reserve, are scattered over
the whole globe, and can only be got toglther after a long
delay and a,t, great expenditure. In the proposed naval
reserve a
.30,000 ~volunteers, eitob, man is to be enrolled
for Ate year,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

of itg world-

ich in the first in-

stance prevented such an alliance, now chequers; if

it does not destroy, the hopes which can , alone en

courage England to enter the Congr

What can

a free country do for the cause of nationality in

concert with a power which has taken its place, and

s daily to establish it, in the fatal espionage of

that' system under which freedom is powerless,

except to hope and to aspire, and gives sign of a

lingering life only by a feeble cry o:

a stifled

to LOUIS NAPOLEON, or it may not

The use of

religion as an instrument of that despotism may be

an unwilling expedient, or it may not. But seeing

that it is a necessity, nothing follows more surely

than the necessity that he cannot be the liberator of

Italy—that he cannot be the curber of Papal oppres

sion. What characteristic of absolute government

and the attendant evils, is absent from the rule of

LOUIS NAPOLEON There is no occasion to charge

him with the vulgar vices of ancient tyrannies
They have no place in modern Europe

The progress

of civilisatign has, at least, effected that much, eve:
among the most wedded to old-world systems.

do not expect, for instance, to hear of a modern tyrant

laying, at sunrise, a contribution upon a whole vil

lage, and burning it up, hearth and homestead,

unless it were paid before sunset. We do not hear

of a powerful vassal's patrimony being forfeited by
sovereign rapacity, and the unlucky proprietor him-
self strung up twenty feet before his own door. Nay,
we think it wholly out of the range of modern ideas,
that a tyrant in his need should summon to his
presence " a dog of a Jew," and by a process of
arbitrary arithmetic, assess his teeth at forty
marks a piece. The oppression of a nineteenth
century despot is consistent with a strong
approciation a public law and of private rights,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

AUSTRIA

The Moniteur de la Flotte publishes a letter from
the coast of Friuli, which says :
The peace has been hailed with the greatest satisfaction

notwithS-tanding the flag of thel German- cOnfeder4ion
which floated on its walls' as a sign of neutrality, -sufrered
much from the war, and an armistice signed by Marshal
Vail'ant and Baron de, Hess was received with the utmost
delight. One
,of its clauses, restoring the free navigation
of the Adriatic, showed its importance. The very day after
the happy news, upwards of thirty vessels left the port.
The intelligence of the interview. at Villafranca, and the
yeaty-signed there, came to hand soon afterwards. . The
joy of :.the'population was unbounded, and`the trading cOm-
munity:signed an address to the Emperor 'Francis Joseph,
-expressingtheir gratitude to himfor thus bringing the wax
to a conclusion. Since -tue restoration of peace the,town

and port -!:resented the most animated appearance ; the dock-
yards are again fit full Work, and the good times of Trieste
have already returned.

RUSSIA

The Journal de St. Petersbourg, with reference to
the naval review held at Cronstadt on the 28th ult.,
says :

Four years ago, the Russian navy was, so to speak, totally
withoUt steam vessels, and presented with its numerous
sailing vessels an afflicting anachronism in the century of
Stearn and the screw. it had, it is true, some steamers which
-were nominally , for war ; but they were decorated
like palaces, were splendid with gilding and ma-
hogany, were, in fact, rather imperial pleasure yachts
than vessels of war. A single screw-frigate, the Polkan,
remained inactive and powerless in the roadstead of Cron-
stadt, and the sailors on board her could see in the distance
a -fleet-which counted a score such vessels. Such was the
state a things in 1854. But in 1859 the Emperor Alex-
ander
was able to pass a grand review of a steam fleet of 21
vessels, the greater part providedwith screws ; and in that
number, were net ,included a numerous flotilla of screw gun-
boats, nor a certain number of ships of the line; Frigates, clip-
pers, corveftes, &c., which are taking •long voyages, or are
stationed in the Pacific. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

SARDINIA

The Hiedmontesq Gazette of the- 3rd contains
• • , • •
various royal decteeS, viz..; one Oppressing ii pro-
visional office in the department of Foreign Affairs ;
another revoking
,the full powers granted to the,
GOVernor of Lombardy, and investor him with those
which .fOrmerly 'belonged to the lieutenancy under
the: Austrian rule; a third, already pronounced by
telegraph, extending the laws of the press to Lom-
bardy ; and 'a fourth, inthorising the purchase. by
the state 07 the railway connecting Aiessandria and
`on with Stradella and Piacenza,

THE: DUCHIES

A Paris letter, in the Inclep6ndanee of Brussels,
_ .

says

, Count de Reiset; who ,had an interview two days ago with
the l‘larquis Dabormida- at Turin, is stated 'to be of opinion
that he will not:find in the Piedmontese Governmemt the
Support which it had been hoped he would obtain. His
mission, it may be remembered, is to prepare, by conciliatory
means, the populations of the Italian states to consent to the
return their sovereigns, subject •to the Condition of the
latter Making concessions,' more or less liberal. If lam
well informed, the Xarquis Dabormida did not disguise from
Count de Reiset,that the government ,of , King VictOr Em-
Manuel had-attained • the last limits of concessions in re-
calling- its commissioners from the revolutionised states, and
he is represented to have added that it was impossible for
the Sardinian government to support a measure contrary to
its well-known -sympathies in avour of the liberation of
Italian- states.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

lii -t,Pishuss

HOUSE S E and SHOP to I,ET, No;-48, Cable-s treet. Rent very
- 3a6

910 be LET, with immediate possession, a llOUSE'and'BlloFon
_1 the best side of Byrom-street. Rent. £3O. Apply at the
Northern Tines Office. • ' • • • (, 9a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

Ling to give his services
rollers the most respect-
Gall

Sluistreet, Paddington

Lnd, Ladies' Registry Office,
,L several highly respectable
lo.ids, Young Ladies' Maids

Seamstresses that understand Dressmaking, and 'seve'ral -Nur-
sery Governesses, all fully competent, and well recommended;
also two respectable Women, whO desire' situations as House-

TOHN F. WHITELOCK has TO LET a number of First-class
- free WINE and- fiPIRIT VAULTS,- sitnate-in the principal
parts of Liverpool, at Incomings from £BO to £1,200; also several
BEERHOUSES, from £15..t0 ,f4IOP. Parties desirous of entering
the public line will do well to call upon John F. Whitpi,,,

ioneer, tee., 52, Manchester-street, •Liverpoi

. . TOHN WHITELOCK has been favoured witßinstructons
t) TO LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, in one of the
greatest thoroughfares in town, and doing h good-trade. Incoming
£400;• well worth £600.. This, to,a,man -of 'babiness will'-Prove a
fnr+tn 1,1 - -

inrtune.--ror particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, auc
&c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool.

• TO CAPTAINS, MATES, STEVEDORES, &e:T'
TO be LET, that old and well-eatablished Free WINE and
SPIRIT VAULTS,: known as., the " Caledonian .Hotelt"
William-street; ;near the Clarence Doek, conveniently situated kor
.travellers to and from the Irish, and Scotch steamers, and surrounded
by a denSe neighbourhood, where a large.COunter trade is done.--
For particulars apply on the premises, a.ff
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

r'to prohibit. the trade, and a:

xegarEed as too sever

e a penalty

11-Niol

le. consider

rierely d'law

pf)os'ed to':the .gave

hought that others, who

`ade «ill
,itgrec,. upon a

pent of

cl will r' es

v..to make. the prohibitibn and

the certainty of punish-
ana thus they 1.14.11
the 'pesent agitation of

lent of 'the New;York
—lt is probably true

tion have instructed

ion to 'with-

1 in engraftiqg upon the

I,eptT,i oz ali iaws,,against the African
and the enactment by Congress of laws
iteetion'of slave'lmoperty in theterritories;
elegalion will follow them

-------
ie ne,xt, movement in - the programme is to call a
nvention.of the disaffected Southern States to meet
the', 10th ''o'f l*ivernher;, to deolare the dissolution

Union', :and, to

1-Pperate to withoir

earnest noW,' but

air clesif,;

From the

as many States as *ill
These madeaps are
11 probably be again foiled in

feogi if

New Orlea

aniship T,

t from G

rernment

tits papers we glean- the fact
nnessee, arrived there, had
Garza, of Tamaulipas,,: a, re-
.•

) Americans to pursue

but it is not understood that
authority' of the constitutional
le expeditiOn is to be fitted out at
General Degollado 110 W is, and is to

)pico, where
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

Zff he .so,tr, Sisteiturrano.

r 0 be SOLD, Building Materials, at the Top of Shaw's-brow;
also, a quantity of excellent Slates. 28j13a

AFirst-rate Cotton Broker's COUNTER to be SOLD, 12 feet long
and 3 feet in width.—Apply to the keeper of India-buildings.
3alo

1) URCHASED SHARES iii a Non-Redemption Building Societ
to be Sold Cheap. Sixty Shares M a Society only a few month
ow, may be divided.—Address G. 7, Northern Daily Times. 6alo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

PASSAGE MONEY £l4 AND UPWARDS,

AND A US'PRALIA

"BLACK BALL" LINE 0
EX-ROYAL MAIL .PACKETS,
AND ." EAGLE " LINE OF PACK
In conjunction with the celebrated auxiliary,:
GREAT BRITAIN and ROYAL CHA.
Appoinicd to sail punctually from L'IVERPOO)
15th of each Month..

On the sth anc

MATILE4A
OCEAN CHIEF
LIGHTNING

Reg. Bu
1035...300
1092 ..35(

To follow
To' be succeeded by the following chimers and steamers :---

GREAT BRITAIN
LIGHTNING

J. GRAY.
J. CLARKE

- . NaYAL.SIT k TER..
CHAMPION OF Till
DONALD APKAY
MARCO POLO . .
EAGLE . .

C. E. I

D. H. JoH

OCEAN CHIEF. .• .
BRITISH TRIDENT. .
GIPSY BRIDE . . . . .
GREAT TASMANIA. .
COMMODORE PERRY
METEOR'.' ......
MONTMORENCY . . .

D 26 Wm.,BROWN
555 H: O'NEILL.

Loa ding belt
PACKET OF T

AUGUST

Taking (

1,946 tons new register, 5,000 tons

dlipper, acknowl&iged to be the "
expressly for this line of packets, at
Lightning, Donald I%Pliay, and tyro

N: OF• THE SLAB,

lueen of

'visit of inspettion from her Majesty the Queen, n'ho was

merchant navy.. The Ladies'
furnished and decorated, and the
large, beiitg eight feet by ten feet, with side wind
square, a e furnished with be
sengeis the aceonimodation is t

Cabin aid Dining

GIBBS, BRIGHT & CO., M
JAMES BAINES CO., TO

AL goods by this lm,

finest, and faste
Punctually at nco:
"WHITE STAR

White Star " Cl
t Clippers in --t1

UZ,fl

EX.--RQYA,

LIVERPOO

ELBOURNE

MELBOURNE TO LIVERPOO.

On the Is

Paisengers forwarded by S'

- - Tasmania, ece,, at through i
RED JACKET X. R. Kirby WHITEST:
PRINCE. OF THE SDAS—II.A.BTOWII STAR OF 71
Clarke . SHALIIIAR

BLUE JACKET

et ; and

ALLAN

CYCLONE

,George Kerr t fott;;:oo
lid other-celebrated Clio'

GREYHOU-N

of Australia,

Reg. Bt

T. C. Kerr

To sail

The above splendid and far-famed clippers will bo deSpatChed
punctually on the days advertised with mails and passengers. • -
The clippers of this line_have made some of the fastest passages
. .

.1}• for the A

splendo,

trade, and are commandc
The Saloons are fitted with p
bedding, linen, and all neeessari
'The accommodation for Second Cabir
be surpassed by those of any fleet in the kin
All goods by this line will, for tha future
Railway Pier only.

and oti

famished with

classes, camlot

be delivered at the

20th Auglist

lA • G
WPM •

Y H O.

J. DAV

s, Comm

N D ,

.ficent and

Burthen per register 1,562 for
Australian Clipper is one of th
always landed her cargoes in
accommodations for all classes of p
order. Loading in the Queen's Dock.—For terms of freight or
passage apply to
II T. WILSON & CIIA7,IBEIIS, 21, Water-street, Livernocel.
All risk of ricer craft and liliteraye to be borne by the shippers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

910 be LET, a. good FAMILY HOUSE, No. 12, Chester-street.
Rent moderate.—Apply next door. lial3

A N excellent six-roomed HOUSE, with Widen Plot, Gas
Fittings, and Venetian Blinds, close to Prince's-park. Rent
£l7: Address Northern Times Office.

' PARKGATE, OPPOSITE THE RIVER. DEE.
rilo be LET, a convenient Family HOUSE, with two parlours,
drawing-room, and eight bedrooms, garden, &e.," (with two-
stall stable and large coach-house, tf required.)—Apply to Messrs.
Jones and Sons, Neston.

1r 10 BE LEI', a I
part; pf Chesh

TED HO USE, in a healthy and pleasan

byletter, 'X. 3:, NartA

Daily Time;tllll.4

.
0 be LET or SOLD, a HOUSE, at Woolton, containing dining,
drawing,.and breakfast rooms, kitchen, scullery, larder, pan-
try, and washhouse on the grelind floor, six bedrooms, bath-room,
water-closet, store-room above, two-stalled stable, coach-houseand
lddle-room, and a, good garden, stocked-with a few choice fruit
Apply to James gore, builder, Woolton. Gall

ri-10 be LET, .a capital HOUSE and Garden, No. 30, Breekfield-
j_ road SOuth:; Dining-room . breakfast parlour, butler's
pantry, kitchen, and scullery, On the ground floor; drawing-room,
front bedroom and dressing-room, back bedroom, bath, and water-,
closet, on the first floor; and four bedrooms above. Apply on the
Premises. Rent £5O.

CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE.
TBE LET, No. 144, Chatham-street, containing dining and
drawing-rooms, . front, parlour, seven bedrooms, butler's
pantry,' godd kitchens, pantries, wine store, bath, and water-
closet, with' large garden.' With immediate possession.—To view
apply to Mr. William Bateman, Builder, Heath-street. 6au6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

y 'Bankers' and by the
yet, Adelpili, London,' W.C.

ST. ANDREW'S PEI,—
rrillE SECOND MEETING •of this Society, for th,
Payment of Subscripions, will ba held at the Rooms of " The

?ETUAL

1 SOLI

Itimg

an Association,"

nstant, at Eight o'clock. At Nine o'clock the same evening, a
ILE of SHARES will take place. New Shares may be taken up
^ time of meeting, or at any time on application to the Seere-
peetuses and every information may be had.
ER VINE, Secretary, 57, ltanelagh-street.

tary, from whom Pills;

IMPORTANT to every vHEEPoiloplfeGeps a HORSE,COW,
TEIC‘RiEt'S FOOD FOR CATTLE,

T, LONDO:

Price 50s. per Cask,

rig 443 1

Carriage paid to any

in applicatior
kgent for Liverpool—
THRELFALL and CO., 25, Wat,

TEETHth

IN E L .8 0. N
EON DEN

CIB T ,

. May be consulted Daily;
AT HIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
34 , BOLD STREET

LAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH

STANDS UNRIVALLED

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! ! !

WHOLESALE AGENTS

RAIMES AND CO

A CARD.

0 H N S,

WHOLESALE: AND ILETAIL•
OUTFITTING. EaTABLISIIMENT,

SOUTH CA. TLE-STREET.

GOLD AND SILVERS),IITH'S STOCK

SELLING: OFF ! at a reduction of Twenty per Cent.,
by order of the Executors, upon the premises, 56, Lord-sty est,
the valuable and extensive STOCK-IN-TRADE of the late Mr.
JAMES WORDLEY, consisting of PLATED GOODS of the very best
manufacture, and SILVER and JEWELLERY in every form, and
of the finest workmanship.
The known excellence of this Stock offers opportunities to pur-
chasers rarely available, and the whote can be recommended with
the utmost confidence to the notice of the Public. tts

AVI WHOLESALECABBINRETTIANTUFACTUERBRRS S
8 & 10, HUNTER-STREET, ,
AND
11, CITERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET,
Beg to inform the inhabitants of LiVerpool and its Vicinity, that
they have OPENED part of their Warehouse as
SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE.".
Parties Furnishing wilt' effect a saving of 25 per cent. by pxrchasing
from the manufacturers.
EXPORT ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
TUE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL.

R 0 W N''& P-0 LrS 0 N'S

PATENT CORN FLOUR

•
" This is superior to•anything of. the kind known.—Laneet."
Obtain it from Family Grocers or Chemists who do not substitute
inferior. articles. ,Packets, 16 ea.
LIVERPOOL WHOLESALE AGENTS,
WRIGHT & CROSSLEY, NORTH JOHN 'STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

LONIXJN - STOCK EXCHANGE

LONDON, Saturday Evening.
There has-been- more- buoyancy in the market for
Public:Funds anti Securities to-day ; and although
business is limited, an advance of about 4 to dper
cent. has taken place. In the other departments. of
the Stock Exchange-the tendency is likewise' favour-
able. Indian Railway Shares are in demand,. and
better. Business in the Foreign Stock market has
been limited,, but general firmness prevails, and in
several instances prices retain an upward tendency.

THE FUNDS.--CLOSING PRICES
Consols Money.. 951. 1 Bank Stock ..
~ Account. 95k. 4 Three per Cents. 9•51
Excequer Bills. 27 30

221 3

RAILWAY
Anil). Not. &E.J. 64
Caledonians .. -
Ditch Rhenish
Eastern Counties 582
East Lancashire. 95, gt.
Edinbch. & Gins. 721 32
Great Nerthern..lol 2

SHARES

83i t.

Lane. & York... 951
L. and N. W.... 941
L. and S. .. 94 5
Leeds Northern. 441 5
Man. Sh eff. &Lin. 35T, 6
Midland Stock ..1041
North -British .
N. Staffordshire
S. E. and Dover. 74.1
York,New&Ber. '94
York & N.. Mid. 734

574 8

tt „ A. 82 .83
Great Western... 591,
Gt. W. of Canada 14'42,
Gd.Tk.of Canada 81
Gt. S. and W... 107 8

LIVERPOOL STOCK E

XCHANGE.-AUGUST

- --
The following were theclosing prices to-day :
Ches. & B'head 754 North Staffordsh. 41 4d
Caledonia Stock .. 831 83 N. E. Ber. c. Stck 911 921 E. Counties .... 114 1144, Yorkeapital Stock 731 741
E. L. Stock
.. 951 951 Leeds Stock , 444 45 •
G. N. Stock 100 102 South-Eastern.. 223 22 7-16
Great Westerns ... 59-1- 591 Dutch Rhenish .... 5N 5Zd.
Lan. and York. .. 951 95/ Gt. Luxem. 6 9-16 6 11-16
Lon. & Nor. West. 944 94-4- G. T. Canada .. 8 9-16 8k
„ , h-shares 1 5-16 1 3-16 d G.W.Canadal49-16 1411-16
M. S. and Lincoln 35/ ad 36 new shares 6 id
Midland Stock ..104-1 104/ Lo „
mb.-Veno.dan ... 3p
Nor. British Stock 574 58 „ new shares 2,4.-_2ip
The market has been good to-day, and closes at half per
cent. rise. - Dovers have risen nearly one per cent., on the
rumour of a contemplated arrangement with the EaSt Kent.

The following appeared iu a part of oar imprwaicin of
Saturday .---

• TURKEY.
CONSTANTINCIPI" July. M.—The Sultan arrived at Sa-
lourtz on the 23th ins4,-. An Albanian Prince has arrived
_

here on a political ruimion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURGIIr. Saturday.
The construction of a railway of the length of
700 versts, between Moscow and Saraftow, has been
authorisetl. The capital of the company will be
45,000,000 roubles, in. 450,000 shares of 100 roubles
each, with a. Government guarantee for eighty years of
4i per cent.

THE: FRENCH FUNDS

PARIS, Saturday.
The Bourse opens firm and- animated; Itentes,

70.10

3,33 p.m. Rentes close firn, and animated, at
70.25, being. a rise of ,more than sine, yesterday.
Railway Sharesfrom 8-to 10 francs higher.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

p o rting

RACING FIXTURES

Lewes
Wolverhampton
North Staffordshire
Reading
Wenlock
Ply Mouth
Congleten
York August
Folkestone

AU GUST.•
, 8 Radcliffe
.. 8 I Eghim

9 1 Barnstaple and Nor,th Devon 24
10 1' Oxford
12 Canterbuiy
16 Stockton
16 Airdrie
17 Lichfield
17 I Yarmouth:. , 3O.

arisley

16 to 1 agst Mainstono
22 „ 1 „ Umpire
30 ', 1 „ Winton
iBOR HANDICAP
12 to 1 on the Reid.
TATTERSALL'S.
WOLVERHAMPTON. • LEWES HANDICAP.
7 to 4 agst Newcastle, (t) 6 to 4 agst Wild Rose, (t),
3 „1 „ Gaspard, (t) 4 „ 1 „ Blue.lacket, (t)
1 „ Athens • •7. „ 1 „ Pactolus, (t)

lb Totness and Bridgetown
22 Derby Summer

_....._.

LATEST BETTING
THE DERBY, 1860.

10 to 1 ag,
11 „ 1 „
16 • „ 1

The Wizard
Buceaneei
Nutbhume

to I,agst Lifeboat, (offered
LEWES HANDICAP.,.
Even on Wild Roie, (t)
4to 1 „ Jealousy; et)

6 „ 1. „ Yorkshire Grey, (t)
6 ~ 1 „ Clara Webster, (offered)
3 „ 1 agst Dresvits, (t),
ST. LEGER.
•25 to 1 agst Prelude, (t)
THE :DERBY.
30 to 1 agst Winton, (t)
2,000 „30 „ Sampson, (t)

ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN

AGAINST TWENTY-TWO OP

LIVERPOOL

The return at foot will show that, with all their perseverance.
he gentlemen of Liverpool were compelled to succumb to thm
owqrful prowess of the (almost) invincible "Eleven," who cer-
ainly never came out in stronger force than they did on the pre-
cut occasion. The bowling of IteynoldS and Jackson was fully
:qual to. anything in the, United Kingdom ; and it is more than an
tverage amateur who can stand an." over" before either of them.

;hree of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

rat and non-professional reader; it' is
;o the inquiries of the skilful praeti-

minerals as the following

Es •
.
arsefile, lead, ace., the,resnit,of azi experiment,
reoorded in pp: 50 and, 51- ,

,ST BROM \Vet-I.—No,
Worsey, condemned
yet been received 'at
tee on'Saturday next

Stafford. • His execution will take_ pl:

tra:Ti be received fron

Hothe Office

EXTRAORDINARY AND FATAL EH
le East

.esday ofternoon„
Lord Durham public-house,
Cresi-streei, West-street, Hull, had occasion, to, tap a pun-
cheon of rum. For this purpose he.had used a gimlet, but

We learn from

Hera td.lliat on
,rd of

he had the folly to heat the kitchen poker, and so enlarge
it. ' On applying this instrument the spirit ignited,
and an explosion took glace. Taylor was dreadfully-
burnt. on the hands and arms, his hair was singed.
And his clothes almost destroyed. He rushed
nstantly spread.

)D; • Which was in flames -hi ass

install The housekeeper- :was in one of the back rooms,
and had just time to escape unhurt ; ,but two of Taylor's
children, Hannah," six years,andßoger,four years old,
R
_ _

wee enveloped
,by the flames (which soon, spread to every
y burnt about

part of thepremiaos,
the bOdy. There were two other children in the place,, namely,
Emily Clifton, five years of age, and Mary Ste Wart, a girt

aid were very

•
of four years. Clifton was considerably barnt, though not
nea:rly so much. as the little Taylors ; but it was not until
the flames had been partially suppressed that the fate of
.the, other little one. was rmade known. It would seem that.
she. had been playing with the others in. the dram-shop,
and that overpowered . by the .fumes and the flames
around her, she sank down as she was making for the
dock. She never reached it, and her remains, charred
almost to a cinder, were found by, the police. Two
children, who were up stairs, also leaped out of the win-
dow, 'and 'escaped; 'unhurt. The three children expired.
-daring. Tuesday night and in the Course of Wednesday.
The house was completely . gutted, and some damage has
also been.done.tO three tenants adjoining, partly by the re-
moiral_of the furniture, partly by the fire, and partly by the
to prevent tke spread of the flames. The premises
are the property of Mr. Joseph Dibb' leased to Messrs.
Gleadow and Pibb, brewers, and were insured. The inquest.
on the remains of the little girl Stewart has been held,
when a verdict of " Accidental death" was returned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

IMPERIAL iARLIAMENT.

the . EIOUSt OF COMMONS.—SATunnIy,
Speaker took the chair at a quarter past twelve,
lake difficulty having been found in making a-house.

CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) TALI
On the order for the second reading
WILLOUGHBY inquired wir+
'lilted, and whether it was id
348 years

bill had been

ical with the bill of pre-
Some years ago a clause was introduced which

principle of tl

Appropriation A

ind he
should be
ding. He

ssurance ti

I the b

it was

led to ca

attention to the fa

great in-

Liat was

in 1858 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

NEXT MONTH

On Ilhimiday, tlu
Yu'

Septembennext, at Twelve o'clock, at the
c Sala-room, Exchange-buildings,
400 Chests Bengal INDIGO,
Const4ting.of good Consumers' and Shipping.—J
Thalas and John Brocklebank, Merchants; or to
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers

Apply •to Mespn

On ,Itt.e

CORK PICKLED BUTTER.
WALTER A. HAYMAN, 4, Chapel-street. 3a2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

liaries it is not opposed to set up a scaffoleitt Per
the public' execution' of seven.respectable citizens !

The
_Ripon, Capt

Utinstm

ia, 011111

She :left A

and b

valtiables, 14
She passed at..
Her I\
Lapwing, at Akita
Gibraltar.
The Portugese sch

pie (vat
53' bale.

laiesty'S shins Hibc

on the

idnded. tl

than r

which
fifteen miles off Adra. She was b
. _

Gibraltar:exchange On Lonilor

larseilles,,s.3o ; Genoa, 5.31

has arrived •Zvi

cargo

Cachuus

tiered

1 to'Flinout

Paris, 5
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

Ifonsides, Cuitis
F. W. Brune, Landis, I

Hdvanna,: GUE
Quebec. Sailed

QIIE
Off : C,aled(

:OWN, A

Qtiebe

[na, Card

Gibsonitil;-dioj:4;:al;Onui.

Report of the royal mail 'steam-ship
Boston 27th, and Halifax
July 27, at 5 p.m.,
Atigust 4'

with her on thC•l2th, w

:h July, at I

h the Fc

August 5

SPOKEN

ic, in lat. 21 S
Tice to Valpa]

lat. 11 S.

in lat. 4

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

A large ship, apparently a clipper, was seen as]
Reef,.,with two wreckers alongside, and three a
her, by the M. J. Ward, arrived here from Mobil(
. .

A full-rigged brig was seen ashore near Sombrero
was painted black, and had not been long on shore.
A violent gale from S.E. was encountered, July 1.
Which lasted thirty hnnria

• Mozambique, from Havre to Vail
Chili, previous tolttne 15. •

-- -
GREENOCK, August s.—The Adeline, Robertson,
for Providence, U.S., (pig iron,) has been abandon,
master, his wife, and two children, and the crew,
July 27, in lat. 50 N., lon. 25 ,W.,_by the Glencairn,
arrived here. The ship foundered two hours etc]
abandoned. The crew were

haVing

MELBAtiliNg, June 2.—TheDart, JasPer, arrived at
reports having struck a rock when off Flinde'rs
received considerable damage. • June 11 : The sc
Burra, of this port, from Newcastle (N.S.W.), druck
Rock, about thirty-five miles from the Kent gioup,
doned; crew saved., •

GLASGOW, August s.—The Adeliq, from GMsgc
'U.S.), foundered at sea; crew saved by the Glen
his port.

GAINSBOROUGH, August 5.--The Victory, et's]
for Lincoln, was running up the river on Sunday eve
tide; *hich was
,running very,'strongt and when
Sharp's mill she was thrown out of her course. Two
let go to bring her up, but she game in contact with (
vessels off Chapel Smith, and immediately tilled,. an
A man named Beech, a friend of the mast

with the vessel. The bodies have not yet been
the whole of the cargo is either lost, or so-claim
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

E.-REDUCTION IN PASSAGE MONEY.

Passag

York is now,

inti-si;c Pounds

uu Lab',
ht b
rt

aVe,ght 0;
rcpt. e

ar different Consi

r 4.4

1 between

~ ~\'4i
Kam_

LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK DIRECT,
And between_

LIVERPOOL, AND BOSTON,

ioston Shins only CALLING at HAI

AX, to land and
's Mails.

.reyasiengers anci hi

AFRICA

W. F. atilla
Alex. Rvrie,
John Leitch.

H.E. Judkins
James Stone. AM
.Edwd. G. Lott. NIAG
W. J. C. Lang. EUROP
CAMBRIA Captain Douglas
T-noted or other Vessels are appointed to Sail
From LIVERPOOL.

For Halifax and Bosto:
For New York

For Halifax and Bostoi
For New York

Saturday

From AMER

From New York
From Boston

om New York
'om Boston ...

City, withi

)31 LIVER£OO

TO HALIFAX AND BOSTON

-two Pounds.

and Cab!

Sixteeii. Po

,ons, but without
d on board.

surenaint.

Eighteren Pounds.
d Boston and to New

Steamers to Halifax
£3 per ton and 5 per cent. primage.
each and upwards, according to size.
-ignees, collseted—and_made up in singly
.:used to one party for delivery in America, for
of evading the payment of freight, will, upon ex-
America by the Customs, be charged with the

II 1' NORTH AMERICAN. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
PIr)OINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY

Captains.
Neil Shannon

Saturday... Aug. 13
Saturday... Aug. 20

urdair...Auk. 27
..Sept. 3
Saturday... Sept. 10
Saturday... Sept. 17
saturday...Seut. 24

Wednesday... Aug. 3
Wednesday... Aug. 10

Wednesdai...Auk. 17

Wednesdai...Auk. 24
Wednesday... Aug. 31

or New York are intended to be
the jurisdiction of the Custom-

anmodation for a limited

to reserve room for
Lrged freight on their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

AUGUST 8, 1859.

ipittg 3nitUigend.

• . TIDE TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. 13,

Wednesday

WIND AT H

ARRIVED,

DozuDie

Leda
Johan, Clare

John M. Wood, M

Nina (ss), Ara

g - Boston Messenger,
Ot...Pernambuco I W. Woodbi 13n7

Norfolk H

N.B. I Janet Kidston
nail Dash
City of Manch

SAILED

W. H. 1

Manhattan, Dixon N
Ma Russell; Williams,

Hambuf
Mina,• Si

Alfred Louis

Gannet (t
Mary.Jor.

S. E. Sm
kirk 1 Asia (0.

Europa (rms), hence off Boston.
North Briton (i*mss), hence off Quebec July 27
ence off New York.

Balthnor(
ns, hence off New York

Led froth Sthyina for

Le, Brown;

Concordia, Jarniesion, sail
Lineluden Castle, Smith,
Eleanora, Cann, sailed frc
Blackburn, hence at Calci
F. C. Clarke, Edgar, hem
Arabian, Davidson, hence

Pocalio

NOodersbil,

ience at Itelbourne, Ji
•om Nantes for Liverpo

Peter and
Henry Mc

leci from Nantes

~ Nanschoi

7oni Nantes for Live
I from Ostend for Li
nizshing August 2.
ailed from Pairob(

Thornazin, Rea
August 1.
Palma, Wcymar

Led from Paimbceuf for I

Fanny Serra
Heindal

nonalde

Cabello, and E
a Monte Vide

White St

Osborne, 1

Libra,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

Tl. J. NODDER,

81, tHIMCIT-STEET,
GENTLEMEN'S HATTER. •

LADIES' HATTER

•
THE PALATINE• DINING ROOMS,
25, UPPER CABLE-STREET,
Have been fitted Up with new Ventilating' Apparatus and Sun
Shade, and are now the most airy and comfortable Dining Rooms
in the town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

MANKIND,
AY ' S•

Teotea, and the lit

SICK HEADACH

FIER OF' THE BLOOD

ie nQolest

TOWNSEND'S GENIT

SARSAI3ARILLA

id till cutaneous disorders*
:o the skin. Exteniled par:

Gd.; Pi
hs, Ils.

may be procured

4s. ; Small

STRAND, LOndon; J. J. HALM-

Messrs«

Sharp, H

lIIITATIO

AMBASSADOR. OF HEALTH !
• 1r •

PILLS

to meet

ack the

hidden ca

tied to an eta!!
,a. lovers. an.

but too. 01

-toied to sound health
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

OLD DR
ORIGIN:

JACOB

affords the g
obstructed. perspirau.,
',lig a clear and healthy app,

by • eradicating a 1
;reatest relief in.

titulars of this extraord
of all Agents in London
Prices of Sarsaparilla
Quarts, 4s. 6d. • Quarts
Wholesale Wrarehousi

DAY and Co,
Wholesale

Evans & Sat

ALL CTH

THE GI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

57, CHURCH-STREET

HOLDFAST & FIRE RESISTING
-conductine..vanonrigino• O.A -

9 1 90 -MILNER&
7 SAFES

nouble, treble, and quadruple chambered,) with all the improv,
meats under their Muadruple Patents of 1840-51-54, and 135
including their Gunpowder Proof, Drill Proof, 'Hard Steel Plat
coyered unpickable Solid Locks and Lock Cases and Doors, witl
out which. no aftfP is crse-mlna.

TIIE
STHONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS AGAINST
RODhEDY AND FIRE. •
Upwards of 50,000 of -Miners' Holdfasts keep the Cash, Books,
Deeds, and Plate of Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast,
Leeds,, Bradford, &c. _

MILNEItS' rricEslx (2120) SA.I7 WORKS, LIVERPOOL,
The most extensive and Complete in, the world, emplc -
hands, (assisted ,by poWerftll, otigithl, and elaborate
and seventy-horse steam-power,) producing more Safes
other Safe-makers together, and now capable of sin
thousand workmen under their wings.
Miluers' London Depot, 48A, Moorgate-street, City
Circulars free by post.
Liverpool Show Rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street

._,_ng more
mtiehinery,, I

IVENHAM LAI
1 K 34, NORTH
The sulicr,o,---

og one i

ICP OFFICE

N-S TREET

LIVERPOOI

eg to iruorm tneir patrons and
e all unusually large STOCK
ater ICE, which they offer at

The folio
Le town, a

•e of so small a sum f

TO CONTRACTORS,

ate of £

We have also

will 'be di

Juhe Ist to October Ist

PATENT !REFRIGERATOR

possibb

indispensable article fo;

PATENT. CREAM FREEZER

red at any part- of

mproved

THE ORIGINAI

IOPES and Co..

please give in their names as

S TABLISHME-NT

EXCLUSIVE SALE OF •
VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER AND . GUTTA
DERMA
AjRPItOOFS, AND ELASTICS,

WATERPROOFS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

1 AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PACKET COMPANY.

Steamers between
LIVERPOOL AND UNITED STATES.
ETNA Cpt.Anderson I DAMASCUS...Capt. Bell

V 3

. ,
J u RA...tapt Moodie L PALESTINE „ Dubbin
MARATHON (now Macarthur.
mt _

The ETNA,

.Captain Anderson,

Or other first-class screw steamer,
despatched from LIVERPOOL, for BOSTON and NEW
del YORK, on Saturday, the 13th instant.
aY at Boston will probably nst exceed one day.
it £3 per ton and 5 per cent primage, payable here ; or in
a $4 80c. per pound sterling.
Goo, Coarse goods by anTeement.
Nv he received at the Loaditig Berth, West Side Huskis-

Atkerica a

lien Do,

•
andes, In Boston to E. Cand I. G. Bates • in New York, to
and Jarad in' Lon don,to Foora; in Glasgow, to
m
Burns ' • or, in Liverpool, to
B. and C. MACIVER, 8, Water-street,

b

Zurkm

LIVERPOOL Steamers between
, CONSTANTINOPLE & SALONICA
,- (Calling at Malta and Syra),
i. With liberty to call at any other Ports.
The undermentioned first-class screw Steamers
Capt. Anderson. MELITA Capt. Lanp,lands.
Capt. Dubbins. lIECLA Capt. Inglis.
.Capt. Marten. MARATHON Capt. M'Arthur.
,Capt. Hockly. BALBEC Capt. Little.
.Capt. J. It. Bell. BRIT. QUEEN.Capt. Harrison.
Capt. T. COok.
be despatched (with or without pilots), as follows :
CUS Saturday August 27

,ngers for Malt,
Salonica.

Sy:ra, Constantinople, and

d shipped

!cording to priority of arrival at th,

gnature the day pre-

or consignees. This 4

;siou, it is requested
y to see their goods

aistinctly ma
otherwise the

;end a s:

laced in quarantine at

the expense and

v applies to passengers

BR-kli CO

Z,,11

have the place of

on them, in letters of not less
ats will not be accountable for

with each cart

describe it on the contents of the packages.

or Passage (having superior acconunodution for
Ply to G. and J. BURNS, Glasgow ; or here to
BURNS and MACIVER, 1, Rumford-street.

3rdankr

NICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND

Prevented by any unforeseen occurrence,
ed or other steamers are intended
Le above ports, with goods and
with or without pilots), and with

ferment

to sail between

asseng,,,
übertY to tow "he sp vessels),
lendid and powerful steam-ships

ROSE .

.Captain J. Stewart.
.Captain WLoughlin
.Captain M'Gowan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

SERVANT OF ALL WORK .(a—Protestant) WANTED, for a
small, quiet family, a short distance from town. Must be a
good plain cook, and understand washing. 'Wages £l2.—Apply at
eleven o'clock Tuesday morning at Mr. Pariy's Library, Renshaw-
street.

A( ANTED, in a small f
1V between 16 and 18
One from tI

an English Servant-of-all-Work,
S of age, who can wash and iron.

,uunT,ry preferred. Must have a good reference from,
her last situation. Apply at No. 6, Whitefiekl-terrace, Whitefleld-
lane, Everton,

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.—CLERKSHIPS IN. THE TREA-
, • SURER'S OFFICE, CORNWALLIS,BTREET.
-141TANTED, Four CLERKS in the Treasurer's-office, Cornwallis-
street. Salaries £75 per annum. Each 'clerk will be
required to give security in £250.----Applications, stating age,
present or former occupation, with testimonials, . addressed to
" The Chairman of the Rates Collection C- ittee,: Public Offices,
9- Cornwallis-street," to be sent in on or T -'l!l}', the 15th
instant.-93., order,
"Tv- SIRTTTLEAN T Town-clerk.

day of At

before '

(fittplimmtnts Manftb

'WANTED, in a Shipping or General Merchant's Office, a
•W
V Situation, by a Young Man, who is 'well tscquainted with
General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office
of this Paper. ' 28j4a
lirtaNsnDi;l by Woman,4.mesywctaaitlexsynitssas
s di;eSrlfTe!JoyTluOniNdietro-
stands it.—Apply, by letter, E. P.,'No. 28, Beyington Bush, Liver-
pool'. -

in Want a. Sitniition as
s. Griffin and- M`Ghie, Northern

GROOM OR COACHMAN.—A yo
unexceptionable -testimonials
above. Address, care of M
Mies'office

WANTED, to place a very respectable girl, aged 15, in
any light situation. Is accustomed to children, and can
make herself very useful. Address E. IL, care of "Mr. Durham,
348, Great Howard-street.

A Lady, accustomed to Housekeeping, wishes to undertake the
• superintendence of a' Widower's Establishment, and the
charge and tuition (if required) of two or.three childreri.—Addrese
L. M. Post-office, Southport.-
, Gaul

WANTED, a Situation as Footman, or Trader Butler; is-single
handed ; has a thorough knowledge of his business ; aged
twenty-seven, with a good character. Address A. 8., 19, Claferidon-
rooms, South John-street. 6a4

TO BAKERS AND PROVISION DEALERS
-NI/ANTED, by a Young 'Man fromV
Bread or Provision. Shop. Isv
at 'nominal wages to gain knowledge
able referene(

A/IRR LEVI, Fan
'has oil hex' list
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GUINEA

DRESS.

THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND

'AND EVENING COSTUME.

TRAVELLING AND WEDDING

S MADE

REQUIRED

DRESS WAREHOUSE

T.O, FAMILIES AND :PARTIES FURNISHING

D AND BEDDING MANUFACTIJ

ay always be supplied on tL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

riIIURCII-LANE, AIGBURTH.:ROAD.—TO be LET, an ex=
cellent Family House (the residence of the late Rev. W:
liesketh), containing three sitting4ooms, ten bedrooms, bathroom,'
butler's pantry, good kitchens-. There is a stable, loose liox, two
coach-houses, piggeries, &c. The garden is beautifully laid out,
arid well stocked with fruit trees. Apply to Mr. Robert Jones ;or
Mr. S. Waterhouse, Derby-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

EMIGRATION

(Fo]

sixteen years a resident in 'New Zealand, and a
fiber ofj the 'Provincial • Council, Auckland), will

No. 10, DltlJltY-BUILWNGS, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
To give information to partierkinterestedinemigration to Auekland,
• • antl.also Grant'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

BIRTH

DEATHS.
On the 24th ultimo, at New Yofk, of
consuniption,
.±,cif
Baker, mariner, aged 69 years, form‘rly of Newcastle-uP°'
England.
ail°
On the 28th ultimo, aged 39 years, John Cubbin, via NW vii
drowned whilst bathing on New Brighton beach, leavil s o Sur.
enciente. and a family of eight children, totally unprosi
The deceased was much respected by all who knew him* „ve,'"
On the 6th instant, at his residence, Picton Cottage, "ra
Mr. John Postlethwaite Padley, aged 55.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

SARDINIA

PARIS, Saturday.
The -Sardinian Government has recalled the Sar-
dinian Commissioners and authorities at Parma and
Piacenza. Chevalier Jocoeau, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of Sardinia at Berne, has been appointed
second representative of Sardinia at the Conference
of Zurich. The King will make his entry into
Milan to-morrow (Sunday) at six p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

a. As t

itry dirt

-vews.)

geßtlernen in the

Id called Pain(

:EKS, Denaes- ms sons, was a cent
This young :-man is described as

Among.;
;s, he had

was pool

aleg, and had been an inmate of t

ms to have been a

cation, for frol

_
T.in that dreary institution he •had risen

a copying clerk at 18s. a-week

door with an old man, fours

tt, and slept in a room upst
ity of his hours had, short

The Ist

sauced tt

Tr; Masefield. had gone to Lond:on-
t leave the. office untiLten

and as he 1'
• . blif

Sat was the road to
surprise. In fact,.

there
t moment

g leav(

eper or
been sitani

child Paine
th poor M

trousers- for the prise

Lpper time,' and the only tan

cal'

Before 11;s,

"S-0-11. left/

'astened. and the bell put upon 1 •
went out by .the. front door, but
stened .or- not, or whetherit could

was Leard

ground-floor,

at . twenty, minutes afte

x noise v~ith his cork leg, did he
So passed the night of the 17111

s rose earlier than
the old man Boweott, who su
lie door.

bream'

Baker, knocked at

it got no ans

laying, thrown'

me peas at

JOaes,left to buy some mea

s returned

dy ,then seems to have left, but presently
back-yard, and said, to some people
he key. , Jones andl man, Pqn ell,

in they saw the.chil(f

Where's Mrs. Ba
How toi
Powell I

le,she
•ejoined-

d the- child.

btltin 3

mte,sathe name man returned, and ite.hawcJOn-es witl!

ler his

by the arm, Saying,
He then'teri

7 Powell,
.ed oat for:

-
water, and a young. man, Davis, brought some,
ank it. _ Passing upstairs they, entered Mrs. Bal
•• There they found the poor ' woman lying on
with a bruise on her, temple, her clothe smoulder

fitly burut t

which showed that. she had been
- he woman had, been lnut

It was

The doors

windows were

othing to

)een entered by violent(

But. 011

led wit

and a

which wc

must' h

murdered ~ Mr

. here

,nee had been

,n, left
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

HAR T
CAI3INET-

lAKET

1, IJPHOLSTER

13, AND 15; I
Invite their numerous,Friends and. the Public to INSPECT their ext
FIVE SEOW ROOMS, each measuring 70'feet long by 42 feet wide
WARRANTED •CABINET FITIMITURE,UPROLSTERY, LOOMIS
BEDDING, DAMASKS, &c., &c., unequalled for extent, variety,•sty
THE CABINET FURNITURE, &c.,
o be Manufactured by U. and A; of well-seasoned materials. sunerioi

Will contin
expressly I
most advantage(

terins,- at

U U'H A R T

AND ADAMSON

}.OUSE Fl7l

RING ESTABLISHMENT, AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING HOUSE
13 AND 15, • BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL

WORKS'

Where CONNOISSEURS may SELECT the WOOD, and Superintend the

.ori of thc:r own orders.

A's HOUSE FURNISHING GUIDI
Packed

The Trade Supplied. Cot

•Shipping Or*

NOTE.—URQUHART ani ADAMSON, to ir
appropriated in CHURCH-LANE, a "
FURNITURE of FAMILIF.

ber of DRY, LIGHT, anc

iced in Liverp
,EAN ROOMS

,• _ Vis 2,, i,k,
„...,----',-,-0._,„',,- ' -'-'
4 .

137 TIER 31AJE

.0 V.,E R

NEW DISk.,

I N TEt T
RUBBER

VITLCA"NIS'ED IN

DIA T

4 TIF

ICIAL

TEETH

&ND PALATES

fished DEN

STS, have

'MESSRS. GABRIEL, the k..,..__
patients;
and' th-e 'public generili, that their arrangements ARE ,NOW. COMPLETE .for working
THE ABOVE VALUABLE PATENT, FOR WHICH . " •
. - BED,' MAJESTY HAS - GRANTED ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
.... , .. .
- - Attendance Daily, from Ten to Seven, at their Establishments.

134, DUKE

STREET,

L Y V-E-I:CFO''o

opposite Berry•,

33, LUDGATE7HILL, ND.' -1
0

Also at their Branch Establishr.

where one

'WARRINGTON
CHESTER
ROCHDALE
WREXHAM
BOLTON
WIGAN:
SOUTHPORT
N.W BANGOR, W
CARNARVON, N.V
WIIITC1InRCII; SALdi
SHREWSBURY, SALOP
LANCASTER
ULVERSTON
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KENDAL
WHITEHAVEN
Messrs. GABRIEL (from being rx
proportion to quality lower than those u,sually ci
prices. To be obtained only at the

very Wednesday

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.every Wednc
.every Thurso
every Friday
every Saturd

138, Yorkshire
Zion House,
110
98, ,
Stakn Zadis:r-stz
138, Lord-st
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.the first Tuesday in,each M

the first and third Friday
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the second and fourth Thursd
.the second and.fourth Friday
the second and•fourth Saturd

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aool and neighbourhood, hare now
for STORING the HOUSEHOLD

e honour •to inform their numerOt

GE-NT-STREET, LONDON
of the Firm attends regularly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

A SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR. THE NERVOUS AND.
DEBILITATED.
A.N ACT OF CHARIT.Y.
GENTLEMAN having been cured of Nervous
Debility and Spermatortheea, the results of early errors,
o.ong standing, and after much mental, and bodily suffe.ring,
thinks it .but charitable to render such information' to others
similarly situated as may restore there tohealth, withoat,oxpo-
sure. Full particulars sent to any address, by enclosing one
Fstage stamp or prepay, postage.—Address, THOMAS llowAsn
q., Clive Hor,se, near Birmingham.

PROGRESS IN MEDICINE.--SURE REMEDIES.
_ _
,_
INJECTION RROU ._ -
lIYOLENIQUE, INFAILLIBLE ET PRESERVATIVE.
• La scale guerissant sar.s lui rien adjpindre. Se tr9uvedans les
ririncipitles •Pharmaties 'de A' waver* ; /PM* Pinventetti Buoo,
rue Lafayette, 33 (Exiger la Brochure), 20 ans de SIIPCCS.
E.
EROU'S INXECTION is . used with immense
D success at Hospitals on the Continent, Great. Ittitain, the
United States, and all' °Ter. the 'world:lV-effect% a radical and
speedy Cure, in • instaArcs where :all othek Xerckedigatlave failed.
Slight cases cured in less than six days. Cases cif tong standihg
and stubborn character can be cured for a stated sum. No CURXi

NO PAY.
PARISIAN MEDICAL. DEPOT: 40, Lime-street, G. Picot, Propriet,o,
CUB ;135 BOLUS,---Tliese Boluses are made of ppro Cube,-
Nbith the trawiate of Iran; are far superior to thly desc,
of Capsulz.s ; ,they will cure ,ia a few. days.—G. picot, Ptuai
Medical Depot, 40, Lime-street.

:'.EAU DE LECHELLE
Supersedes Cod Liver Oil, is very pleasant to the taste, celebrate
purifier of the blood, and is used successfully in all graTe disease
of the Chest, Stomach, and Bowels ; also in cases of liemorrhag(
Spitting of Blood, Diarrhoea, Thinness of the Blood, and disease
ineideAtal to females.—G, Picot, Parisian Medical Depot, 40,
,411:1(
street, Liverpool.'
Castowuni•Nevrosine ILechelle..--.A sure cure for all diseases
the nervous system.. It cabas, as if by magic, neuralgia, megri
palpitations ,of the heart, and all kindred aliections.—
lrisianar,-.dieal Depot, 40, Lime-street, Liverpool
117-- • An

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o matter how viiident and .apparenu,
re Dhine).—This eye: water cures
of inflammation; Sliort-sightedness, and wo,
ght.,?-Ct. Picot, ;Parisian • Medical :Depot, 40, Li

JN'hikalto

in a short time, frequentl

luscles,

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08

NOTICE OF POST

Goods will be
' N
' SPARTAN,' SYRIAN,

• •
ailing .berth,' Wellington Do-etc.
EVANT -SC.REW STEAM SHIPPING
COMPANY'S FIRST-CLASS STEAM SHIPS
I AFRICAN,
'PERSIAN;

FOIL
CONSTANTINOPLE, SMYRNA, , AND SYRA,
• Canine. at MALTA. • "

AFRICAN,
G. RtenAnosoN, Commander,
Is intended to sail on oraboutWEDNESDAY, IitIi.AUGUST, 1859:
All freights must be paid in Liverpool.
To prevent the possibility of all after-discussion,. it is requested
that,the shippers will Sand a person to the quay to see thew goods
measured

In the event of these steamers being placc,d in quarantine
at any port, cargo wilt, on the arrival of the steamer,
,require to bci
immediately taken away and transferred to another vessel or depot,
to perform quarantine, at the expense and risk of the shippers or
bffnsignees. This also applies to passengers.
Bills of lading are required to be at the office in Liverpool for
signature the day previous to sailing.
Goods for the above-named ports must have the place of their
destination distinctly marked on them, in letters of not less than
two inches, otherwise the agents will not be accountable for mix:
takes.
Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each cart-
load of goods.
For freight or passage apply to W. H. DIXON;
9, Rumford-place. '

Bills of Lading fvr the above steamers to be had at Turner and
Dunnett's, Derby-baildiAgs, James-are Vt.