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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

VETAN TE D, by a person of great experience in London and
V country offices, a situation as Bill of Costs' Clerk and
Book-keeper, or as general clerk ; satisfactory testimonials:
Address N 15, Northern Times office. 6fl7
AGentleman, residing more than twenty miles from Liverpool,
is desirous of placing his sou, a youth, aged 17, for a term of
years, in a General Merchant's or Broker's office, where it is
believed that his steady and industrious habits would renderhim
an acquisition. Address c 40, Northern Times office. 6f17
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

d by Mr. John S. B'

ZDY be

DAILY Torus, is TlVopg-NcE.
AYLWA.RIi'S General News Office, 82, Lord-street.--le,
Hanobester Guardian and the Exonsintrand Times ov.Sati
every day, price Id. The PJescinq Times overVTuesday.
FOR Sale, small screw cad paddle Steamers. The adverto`io
has orr-sale several screw and paddle pleasure Steamers, Of,
8 to 30 tons, formerlyused as steam yachts, hut atiantpri for P':.'"g

senger boats..---Address
17,101 t Sale, -an excellent Chapel Finger Organ, neat.,
I original cost £ll5, to be Sold, at half-price. DimensiL
81t. Din. high, exclusive of cornice. •

containing ttre of th

or further

Liverpool,

FOR Sale, a i'e
moniuras—

liannot

of uncommon construction,
octaves of C pedal, which gives perfect. organ
four useful stops, the usual bone and• expre
pensed with ;. blow by hand or foot ; in pinec;tee,
being well suited for a church. or, school ; lowes_
price, 22 Guineas. One small Harmonium;; new, £.,
be available this week, at J. Howard's Musical Depot, ,27,
street, Hamilton-square, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

THE GALWAY ELECTION

1%Ir• GALWAY, Friday Evening.
Lever Was returned this day without
Ral position. He was proposed by the Rev. Father
Y, and seconded by E. C. Burke, Esq. Great
uthusiasm prevailed. Father Daly said, Galway
4ad thrown aside all party consideration on that
kaeLasion, and regarded no objection but the estab-
Tnent of the Galway Packet Station.
,041% Lever said that the packet station, the
ininlinerce, the employment of the people, and the
improve e,
of their social condition were his
Politics He would,support any government that
SuPPort the packet-station, and oppose
P. government that did not.
111 the termination of the meeting, Mr.
11e."1.1*,, and Father Daly were chaired a rough
toe "'wn• The procession mustered from 8,000
10,000
persons, flags, bands, &c.

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
(Prom the Dublin Daily Express.)
DUBLIN, Friday.
The University Election of a member to repr.e-
nt the University of Dublin in Parliament, in
keie r
1.„ oom of Mr. George Hamilton, who recently
e•
Beer u on his appointment as Parliamentary
7thi, et,,ary to the Treasury, took place this day, in
Examination Hall, Trinity College. The
andfixed for the election was ten o'clock,
~elee before that hour a large number of the
nieratebres, including many of the distinguished
0 vvi 1.8 of the ministry, had assembled in the hall.
tebing, however, to its being understood that the
vs,(Th'ir,ll of the Right Hon. the Attorney-General
.of the not be opposed, there was an almost absence
for e excitement which has characterised contests
TheP4rlianientary representation at the same place.
to inrrengenients made by the College authorities
.c 4 \--vlre that the proceedings should be carried
*as sniXent external or internal interruption were
--,,e,,sBrui as they were admirable.
The,, chair was taken by the Rev. the Provost.
tert, '• Dr. Lloyd proposed, in flattering
kaje-,:+,tne Right Hon. James Whiteside, Her
n'O' 'S
Attorney-General, as a fit and proper
Pargnii_te represent the University in the Imperial
h"went.
norwe Rev- Mortimore O'Sullivan seconded the
tenonfle -1) •
elect rovost then enquired whether any other
40 or had a candidate to
propose, and received
fort,rePlY• Ile said : No other elector coming
It to to propose a candidate, I declare the
tla't lion. J. Whiteside duly elected to represent
UniversityTh of Dublin, in Imperial Parliament.
anno
,'eerino•uricement was followed by loud
hems i Itrght Hon. Attorney-General presented
eheand was received with tremendous
bee-"IIR, and waving of hats, when silence had
eo if' obtained he returned thanks for the honour
length on him, and addressed the electors in a
sio,ruened and aniinated speech, at the conclu-
' er Which the proceedings terminated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

Liverpool, 62 and 63, Tower-buildings South, 2i, Water-str,
erPool, Feb. 4, 1859.

~r}

atie Royal Mail Steam

GALWAY AND NEW YORK,
Calling at St. John's, Newfoundland.
aortest and most direct route to America by

Navigation Coni-

pans'; powerful steam-shin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

TUESDAY

On TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
500 Bags American 1 RED CLOVERSEED,
30 Bags Syrian
500 Bags TIMOTYIY SEED,
200 Bales Italian RYEGRASS,
50 Mids. Fine New Dutch Sowing FLAX SEED.
J. H. RAYNER and Co., Brokers.

Apply to

On TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
370 Bags NIGER SEED,
7 Packages Consolidated CASTOR OIL,
9 Cases East India COMPOSITION WAX.
J. H. ItAYNER and Co., Brokers.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

situation, (

To Connoisseurs of Wine

MESSRS. W. 11: THOMAS and: Co. beg respectfully
to announce that, having had many years' experience in
R ADE, they can with confidence offer their services
.hing to Purchase or Dispose of Rare and Valuable

ifieWrlN
to Gentlen
Old ,WINE!

To Painters,

We2vmsA:TeEe.D, a smart, active Lad ; one who has been one or two
years at the trade. For address see reference list, Northern
3f14

To Painters.
WANTED, two or three Youths, who have been used to Carriage
Painting, and Lining the same; or good house painters.
Apply to Messrs. Taylor and Co., 94, Whitechapel. 2f12
~ATA\TED, an experienced Clerkt who hag
whoh-q
teefannl accustomedfamiliar w It to
e
general routine of such an office. Applications in own handwriting,
and stating salary expected to be addressed to Mr. W. A. Clayton,
Graving Docks Birkenhead. 6 feb 18

Agervaluable Ala Lure. WANTED, where none are appointed, respectable Agents for a
Manus e, which commands a ready sale, as its goodness is
certified by 3,000 testimonials from all parts of the United Kingdom,.
and by many farmers who have used it several years. Addrer with occupation and references, x; at AlegSrs, 541411dGfer
Cannon-street, London,

To. Executors, Housekeepers, and OThers.
WANTED to. purchase, Household Furniture of any description,
in large or small quantities, for which, ready cash will be
paid, and removed immediately.--Address Edward Haskayne,
Auctioneer, 37, Scotland-road. 12f22
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY

between

The Vessels of the Company convey Tier Majesty
Holyhead and Kingstown, twice every day. Hours of sailing
From Holyhead, 1.30 a.m. and. 5.0 a.m., London Time; from
Kingstown, 2.0 p.m. and 7.30.p.m., Dublin Time, or as soon after
as the Mails are on board. -

FOR DUBLIN,
The IRON DUKE, or other vessel of t
pail, sails froin.
FORK
Every Moizday

ZING
and Ti
)ivrt on Tuesday- and
til further notice. ,For partidularg,

T W ,
esday Fe

Veii o'clock, and from lit
Evening, at' Seven o'clock, t
apply at the Company's office

also sail, theii Cargo Vessels (as below) from the Clarence
Dock to Dublin Quay (with or without pilots), of which shippers
are dsired to take notice
February

February
21

Saturday
Monday
Tuesday.
Wednesd

at 5 0 p.m.! nonday
at 7 0 p.m., Tuesday
at 9 0 p.m.! Wednesday

.at 1 0 p.m
.at 1 o,p.m,
;at 2 0 p.m.
.at 3 0 p.m.
.at 4 0 p.m.
at 5 0 p.m.
at 8 0 p.m.

at
_9 0 iLm. fhursday

Thursday
Friday ...

'''''
,t _ 0 0 p.m .iiaturclay

From'DUBLIN for BELFAST, every Monday, returning every
Wednesday.
FOR BANGOR, BEAT:MARK, AND cARNARVON.
The PRINCE OF WALES, or other Vessel, commenced the
Winter Sailings on the 16th October, and leave Liverpool every
Wednesday and Saturday, and Menai Bridge every, Mi:siciarand
FrMa- -
f Wales must be sent to the Clarence

All Goods

Goods for Carnarvon may b
forivarded by the

1 at the Alenai

n that 'c

ellarley and INIIcc

ice, 15 and 16, Eden Quay, Drnbt
JOHN' li. ROUNTII\VAITE; A

a Cora-

.COttanb..

Great Reduction of Freight
• ~ STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
4 ••... f LIVERPOOL & GLASGOW
. .. .
~,Idtsis
The tirst-clal
-:-...„; -.-„ PRINCESS ROYAL
Or other Warne/
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence 'the' =demoted
. .
wean

or other steamer is
Liverpool and Glasl

11 stekn-ship
.Captain AL‘CrtLEar

FrOm Clarence Dock, Liverpool

Thursday

February

8 evening

fternoon

Tuesday
-Goods must be alongside one hour before the appointed

:—Cabin, including Steward's Fee, 15s. ; Steerage, Gs
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
JOHN MACMILLAN, 1, India-building

Water-street,

GLASGOW
AILWAY.

NV, as and

\To. 4. No

p.m. 'man't midniiht
4.0 112.30 1 12.30

10L, as unde

No. 4.tNo. 5

Suactarl

p.m. I p.m. 1 p.m.
4.0 8.12 / 8.12

p.m. I a.m. I a.m.
11.45 5.20 5.20

D. 2, 305., 205., and 159
30s. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

In publishing a List of Prices for GENERAL FURNISHING,
J. CARMICHAEL and CO. beg to state that all their Goods ar
made of sound, useful materials. The work is completed by
upholsterers, fitters, and planners of experience, and can be reliei
on for strength, appearance, and durability.
The prices quoted enable them to transact business for cash only.

TAPESTRY CARPETS, 28. 3D

VELVET PILE, BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, DUTCH,

And every other kind of CARPET, at Wholesale Prices,

DIWGGETS, OIL-CLOTHS, MATS, &c

BIRCH POLES, RINGS, AND ENDS, COMPLETE, 25:11.-
DOUBLE WIDTH DAMASK, ALL WOOL, 2s. 6D.

NEWEST DESIGNS IN TABLE COVERS,

All Upholstery made up on the Premises by competent workmen

PRICE OF MATTRESSES, &c.

Mt Oin i3ft 6inl4ft 0111 4 ti 6insh. Otti

5. d. s. d. s. d. R. d. s. d.
106 130 13g 14 9 , 169
11 6 13 6 15 0 17 6 1 19 6
166 196 236 276 1 298
21 6 28 6 31 6 37 6 ' 39 6
35 0 42 0 47 6 55 0 63 o
42 0 50 0 65 0 65 0 70 0
59 60 66 69 79a
73 76 79 83 g 6
8 0 9 6 10 6 11 6112 6

Servant& Flock Mattress .•.-
„ Best ~
Wo 1 Mattre,s . .
„ „ Best ..........
Hair „

Best
Straw Paliv.sses, Common

„ Medium ....
„ Best
PLAIN BEDS POI saavatas:—
Poultry Feathers, in 'Cotton, 32 6 39 9 48 0 53 0
Tick, But, Meter, and Fillow
Bordered Beds, Grey Goose, is 1.
inen Tick, Bed, Bolster, and
Pi110 w.......
Best White Dantsic, in Linen r 93 0 1105 0
Tick Bed. Bolster, and Pt'

55 0 70 0

87 6 100 0

126 0 :144 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

Quickest and Cheap(

m between

.POOL AND RHYI

The St, Geor

Packet Cc m-.-z_

SEA KING,
Ilt)Gu LEACH, Commander;
soma other of the Company's fast steamers,

Having superic

Will sail (weather iennitting) from the New North Landing Stage,
Liverpool, and from Rhyl, punctually as under .
LIVERPOOL. RHYL.
February February
Saturday 12 at 2 0 p.m.!5acurday5......12..... at
Monday l4 at --, I H9tiday 14.... at S 0 a.m.

Friday ..
Saturday
Monday
Friday ..
Saturday

~.at 8 0 a.m. Friday' 18
.at 10 0 a.m. Saturilay 19,
...at 9 30 a.m. Monday .1
~.at 11 30 a.ni Friday 25
..at 3 0 p.m. saturday.• 26
Nlonday 2B.
.Fares.—Cabin, Is. ; 6d.

at it 0 :tan
at I 0 p.m
at 12 30 p.m
at 3 30 p.m.
at
at 8 0, a.m.

Passengers booked through frornLiverpool to Abergele and back.
For further particulars, apply at the Company's Office,,, No. 5
George's Dock Gates, Liverpool ; or

the Company's Offices

Reduction in Fart

nd Pretgats.
)etween
&ND BRISTOI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

PATENT PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,

56, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOI

IRON AND NAIL

WAREHOUSE,

BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE.
JOHN GIBBONS and CO, have ON SALE a well-assorted STOCK of BAR, HOOP, SHEET, and
ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c., Wholesale and Retail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

The average weekly taking from 1:25
te entrances, lets• oft' to amount
.e, Trade Agent, 1, Upper

of rentAL Apply to Mr. Edwin I
Newington, Renshaw-street.

Grocc

TO be Let, immediately, a
doing 35/ , per . week,
stabling, shandry-house, &c.

701. (1v

to iho ovim

premises in snot
refused for the

9-101? e Let, in a hi

ly liespecf.lble- bus:

1- veil, suitable fa

a. capital trad

To Booksellers, Stationers, Engravers, and Other

Outskirts of Town.
v handsome corner Shop, now
modern house, warehouse,
ie fixtures are quitenew, and cost
ig taken to an old established
cart of the town% no reasonable offer will be
res and utensils in trade. For notes to view
facob. 13A. Basnett-street, corner of Leigh.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

by rel

4; them .at earlier .hours.

al i
Some of these clmks may n their turn become
the, leading and prominent merchants in, this
town, and how will they be fitted to take a proper

with their compeers and fellow townsmen,
f they are uneducated. Money is not the only
prize man is to compete for in the race of life,
neither is" it the suniniztin bonunz. Let us not

sacrifice everything upon the allay of Pluto, but
dedicate something of our time, as it passes? upon
the shrine of Minerva. "A.rcum non
semper Apollo." Yours, &c., M. A.
Toxteth Park, Feb. 10th, 1859.

CAPTURE OP AN ESCAPER CONVICT.—Gray, who escaped
from the Durham county-prison, was captured at half-past
eleven on Saturday night, in a low beer-house,. Hart
pool. Mr. Hodgson, a warder in the prison, in company
with some policemen, found him treating some lewd
. women with glasses of ruin. He made no resistanac,
He was safely deposited in his old tjuarters on Sun4ay,--. Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

THOMAS LEE,

(Late of the Liverpool Tines,) and
J. 11. N I G Ii T I N. GAL E,
( on of the late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chronicle, and for the
last eight years connected with the Liverpool Mail,)

NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS A.ND ADVERTTLSIN 02

TELEGRAPH, AND PASSPORT AGENTS,
SIFIF 7"8- CO V RT, la,, CAST.L.LLSTREET,
.LIVERPOOL.
Local, American, Australian ,ancl. General News, Market Reports,
furnished promptly and on reasonaele terms, and despatched

by post, rail, or telegy.ap,

NT
E AND 11 IGHTINGALE
Are the authorised Liverpool Reporters and
Correspondents of the

London D Manchester Guardian,
aily News.,
It Examiner anc
Express
Morning Herald, Times,
Daily 9 Advertiser,
" Morning
Birmingham Journal,
" Evening Star,
Glasgow Riot Daily Post,
nin Jour*
Record,
Che
• ster Chronicle,
,+
Musical World,
Live
ltirhf7r yd leeCir'chVtir
i7orel cnl de Magnetic Telegraph
Colliery Guardian, Courant,
llra
El
a
Wigan Examine
Canadian A.sso,_
Clyde Bill of Entry.
Companies.
ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted in the London Times, Shipping and Mercantile Gazette,
Lloyd's List, the Gazette, and other British, Foreign, and Ameri-
v="papers, on the most favourable terms, LEE & NIGHTINGALE
having Literary as well as General Business Connections with some
of the Principal Newspapers in the United Kingdom.
LEE AND NIGHTINGALE, •
ADITERT,IgNG AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENTS,
\l' M'S COURT, 13, CASTLE-STRE7S
c•

;ed Press,

I 'vsLWER.POOI,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

CONCENTRATMP

Mr. II
array of W.W.I c 4., r----
He (Mr. IL) tan safely affirm that, during the years
ducted an Equestrian Estatdishment, he has never had such power-
ful auxiliaries, nor such a combination a varied excellence as at

week's prc,,,,
Re has co

the present time.
THIS AAY (SATURDICY), GRAND it AY PERFORMANCE.
Fall programme, Doors open at Two. Carriages =ay be in
attendance at a Quarter past Four.

INVMt MONDAY n3xt, the 14th ins:, and following Evenings,
263iss E NIILY JANE WELLS Will make her firoA, appearance
before a Liverpool audience.
eii-P• LE PETITE EEPHORA (her'first apperrance) the Eques-
trian Phenomena.
e- Mr. NEWSO.SIE (his first appearance), the great Eques-
trian Manager and Rider, in his favourite Irbklich-„,racter, entitled
The Broth of a Boy: _ _

gar
Leaping

ihi3NolitCßOW (his fire'. appearance), in his celebrated
Act, accomplishing almost incredible 1-.'eats by reverse

action, r

NAPOLEON (first appearance), the I
ill be introduced by Mr. SCE SOME

[ghly trained Menage

Mr. JAMES COOKE will appear as the Indian—La _ Perche by
Messrs. HOGENI and 8188 —kr. COOKE'S beautifully spotted
pony Prince—Entree Magnifique, entitled the Scarf Dance—Olym-
pian Games, -par M. COOKE and ALFRED -The Vanishing Clown
—Scene Comiqte —The Crystal Pyramid, by M. RUSSELL! —The
Red Man (Contortionist), Mr. JAMES. CFROWDE —Entree
Comique, par M. 8188 and BOUTHELIER.
JACK THE GIANT KILLER,
Re-produced by express decire.
air The various Scenes in the Arena will be diversified and
enlivened by the drolleries and witticisms of the renowned jesters,
FROWDE. and JACKSON, assisted by MI BOUTHELIER and
8188, therl'arisian Grotesques. _ _

Se; Saturday next, the 19th instant, the children of the-Indus-
-trial School will attend, numbering about 1,200.

Stalls, or Rest
Boxeg. . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

FRENCH FLOWERS,

At a reduction of 75 per cent below cost price, previous to Mr. G
leaving for Paris. _ _

H. D. intends offering the same, along with the remainder of
Messrs. Thompson and Roberts's Stock of General Drapery, at
prices which cannot but command public attention.

OBSERVE--
5,650 SPRIGS, at ld per sprey.
7,500- Do., at lid, original price 6d to Bd.
11,852 Do., at 2id, best French, worth from 8d to is 2d,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

Xet, Pralling t onto,

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

A Clouse to Let, No. 6, Alfred-street, Great George's-street
1-1 Rent £3O. Apply, to Storer Brothers, fruit merchants
i 9, and 31, Temple-court. ' 2 feb 1:
Gentleman, wh " 'hi. residence shortly.

ao is about changing his rt.._
ing or Letting his House which is a
' containing three entertaining rooms on the
5, watercloset, garden, &c., and delight-
walk from the Exchange.
The whole or part of
Address B 2 13, 2tiortAern

j-t. desirous of Sel
modern built resideitc
first floor, eight bedroo
fully situated within half an hour
Omnibuses pass close by every half how
the furniture may be taken at a valuation.
Time, office.

Art-
GROCE:

AL- HOTELS, PUBLIi
rOBACCONISTS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

William Ellison, Lambert-street, was summon
Sunday trading: Mr. Bluck was for the defence; mil;

an acquittal. -
Mary Lewis, Old Ropery
fined 10s.

illegal sale of ale ;

Susan Campbell, Athol-street, charged with• a. like
'cue° ; acquitted. _ _ _

C. Redmond, Scotland-place, fined 2s. 6d. and costa
for Sunday trading.
_ William Hussey, Gascoyne-street, for a like offence:

fined 30s

police, fined 2s,

CHARGE OF ASSAULT. - William Henry Hildson,
n., was summoned for an assault on Mr. and Mrs.
------ the owners of a public-house- in Mer-
Mr. Godfrey was for the complainants,
Campbell for the defendant. It all
'-- The defendant had a room in the

Sey-street
and Mr.

uoluinininutt, Rouse, wuere ne Kept a fleck and. books.
He owed an account to Mrs. Spooner, and wanted. to
take away the books, which was resisted. After a great

deal of eviden

the following was
int was in the hibit of stopping

,ppeared

that the def

he tried to. take away a book. The lady said,
The book was under Dec. Wilkinson's arm; he did not
resist; he asked me if Mr. Hudson was in, my .debt?
Mr. Hudson had not. hold of the book ; I have it and
will keep it till he pays me. lam under medical treat-.
meat since the• Saturday after. . I have head-ache, but
was not attmded for any other disorder. Several persons
have since seen my arm. My husband did not fight in
the streets and•gei black eves ; that he now alleges, he got
from Hudson. Mr. Godfrey (to Mr. Campbell : You
are wasting the time of the court, excuse me for telling-
you so, but it is a fact. Mr. Campbell proceeded.
to examine the witness, and she entered into a very
long answer, when Mr. Campbell said : Why, von are
making.longerspeeches than Mr. Godfrey, your advocate,
and he is very much in the habit of taking up thutiine•
of the court with long nonsensical speeches. (Laughter.)
He c
_, who said—
I hea, ep a tight hold of
the book. hook was an account.
book relatin

itinua to cross-examine the witness
d' Hudson tell Will
To Mr. He
to seamen

Spooner was then sworn,
id corroborated the statement of his wife, and said,
he saw the defendant potinding his wife on the chest,
whilst she' was down on the table. When he proceeded
to relieve his wife, the defendant struck him on the bridge
of the nose, and blackened both his eyes. Hudson owes
him some two or three pounds. Mr. Campbell, cross—
examined the witness, but the facts were not changed.
A sailor; named George Baker, was examined; and'
proved the, facts above stated. Mr. Campbell asked'
the witness if there was any rustling in the room
Mr. Holt : That's a beautiful word

—rusfli~~g

pleased with i

pleasing, I
A sailor n

Yell, it's pleasant to say .Something that is
s commonly called wrestling. (Laughter.)
med Smith also proved the assault: Mr.

of jealousy, because the defendant brought
of ships to other public-houses. The desk• was
idant's property, and had his. banks there; and

he had a right t
called. MI

Wilkinson, who;

Hudson's

arm;. when
frarn

and Spaoncr can
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

PRICE 6 OF ADMIESIOX
'ved Seats . . . .

Is Od.
Os 6d.
'or Children under twelve years of age, to Stalls, Boxes,
and Second Seats.
Second Price at Nine o'clock to Boxes and 4talls only.
Equestrian Directors—Mr. Felix nevoid and Mr. Wild.
Acting Manager, Mr. Charles Bishop.
Proprietor and Director...._Mr. CHAS. HENGLER.

Second Seats, Pit, or Promenade
Gall
Half-pr

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.
ytR. AND MRS, S CAR IS t RICK
A.
. - WILL GIVE
tAND MORNING AND EVENING CONCERT,
_ _

In the above Hall,
ON MONDAY, THE

28TH INSTIL.NT.

MADAME VIARDOT GARCIA,

MISS EYLES,
MISS S. WYNNE

MR. AND MRS

SCARISBRICK,

LITCHESI,
Primo Tenore, Her Majesty's Theatre_;
SIG. DRAGONE,,
ne, La Scala, Milan.

Primo Ba.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

TO THE LADIES

HDAVIES, REGENT HOUSE,
• 81, LONDON ROAD,
Begs to acquaint the Public that he has PURCHASED for cash the
whole of the immense and well-assorted
STOCK OF MR. GRINDLE, ST. ANNE-STREET,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

UltFi"lliv
iVe power Inu"

greater; diameter of
link motto'', air puini
order, and on the mostapproved principle ; the side valveswZbe
the gridirtm description, with India-rubber packing ; in tast,
engines altogether are of the most modern description, with or
most recent improvements; thoroughly efficient, and ready,
immediate use. Also, a large Marine Boiler, in excellent conalsfS:
suitable for a tug, paddle, or screw boat; breadth 13 feet 6 inc
height, 11 feet 9 inches, length 9 feet; four flues, with tubed_"
flues all complete. Also, a Patent Wint
for a vessel of any size. Also, a Boat, 22j
the River Mersey. - Also, a quantity c_ _
from 8 to 13. feet ang, by 7 and S'inches disuneter
D. Watson and Co,t Liverpool

stroke 26 inc.?!.,l

11 in excelic

nedrly,now, suitablg
'eet by s.feet, adapted for
wrought-iron Shattial'
to a.,1;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

will be dt,s:

as under :
VIGILANT ..
TUB.IL CAIN
VIGILANT....

please direct them specially, to the care of the agents, to prevent
mistakes.
Goods required to be alongside the vessel One Hour before the
appointed time of sailing.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Agents, Samuel Salt, Esq.,
Westport and Galway ; John M'Culloch, Esq., Ballina ; or to
JACKSON and. EASTMAN, -Managing Agents,
1, Rumford-place, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

et that Lord BROUGHAM was too
sweeping in his censures, when he con-

great care,

demned immigration altogether, which, there
was no doubt, had been productive of

great benefit

.to the colonies ; that it
most formidable competition

created

,rown sugar had yet encountered ;
that it had restored those colonies that adopted it
to a measure of prosperity ; and that it had been
productive of happy effects on those individuals
who were carried there. Lord GREY then adduced

which slav

instances of its beneficial results, to the immigrants

themselves

He knew that many of the immi-

grants, after their prescribed period of service of
five years, had gone back to their own country
with large sums of money, and so satisfied were
they with the treatment they received, that it was

no uncommon thing for them to return, bringing
their friends with them." Now here we have

undoubtedly. a process of civilisation going on—
to say nothing of the immense advantage it is of to
the colonies, as a question of labour. For it would
be impossible, one would think, for the immigrants
to undergo a service of five years, in the midst of
civilisation ; and Christian inque
returning home benefited in no slight degree
Th

Dne es, without

abject was placed by another Peer in
a still more forcible point of view. The Earl of
AIRLIE, after expressing his belief that free emigra-
tion, if properly conducted, would be of great and
material benefit to our colonies, and at the same
time of equal advantage to the people of this
country, referred to the moral aspects of the ques-
tion ; forcibly remarking that, although the people
of this country had shown that they cared not
what sacrifices they incurred provided they could
only free themselves from the reproach of per-

mitting slavery in their dominions, yet so long as
the West India Islands remained in their present
state we could hardly expect other nations to
follow our example—an argument than which
nothing can be more true. It is the taunt with
which the slaveholders of America are continually
assailing us. Look at your West Indies, they say—.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

d. I a. d

irseilles

I 6 0
1 5 6

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

. T. N ODDER,

HAT MANUFACTURER,

GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH FIATS
VELVET HUNTING CAPS.
SHOOTING HATS.

7 6
8 6
9 6

81, CHUBCK-STILZET.

LADIES' RIDING HATS.
YOUNG LADIES' AND INFANT'S DRESS HATS, BONNETS, &Co
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HATS AND CAPS.
LIVERY HATS, GOLD AND SILVER LACE BANDS AND COCKADE&

HISTORY OF THE WORKING CLASSES,
Every Saturday, in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, Price One

lIELLEWELL'S,I ITEW PATENT VULCANISED
2& 3, QUADRANT lv INDIA-RUBBER MUSICAL DOLLS
LIME-STREET, - 1 TOTS, &C., beautiful and durable, withou
53, CASTLE-STREET. • the,pos§ibility of a child hurting itself.

WILLIAM: ODELL,
respectfully informs the inhabitants of Liverpool,
and its neighbourhood, of his decision to leave the Premises
which he now occupies at

00, BOLD STREET,
and to dispose of his entire Stock of

GAS FITTINGS, ELECTRO*PLATED GOODS,

GENERAL IRONMONGERY,
and he feels confident, from the ,known ex nt 'and supe-
riority of his STOCK, that the advantSkistilikst
s bsoo.,•ed• by
Ito be
Purchasers, etum.ot, under the cireum.
appreciated. AT 01'

,
W. begs to assure the Public of the genuineness of the
announcement, and every facility will be given to parties to
examine the stock, who may wish to do so.

The SALE will continue until the whole of the stock is
disposed of.

ALFRED JACOB,
ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
13A, BASNETT-STREET,
CORNER OF LEIGH-STREET,
Established 1848,
For the Disposal of Hotels, Wine and Spirit 'Vaults, &c., &c., by

1 '

Private Treaty, or by Publi-c Auction
Established 1848.

Mr. Jacob's Circular fot7tiegaeof Lands, houses, Shops, Ware-
houses, and Offices, is now out, and may be bad by applying at 13,
Basnat-street,
- _
lIELLEWELL'S NEW PATENT VULCANISED
2 & 3, QVADRA NT, INDIA-RUBBER CURRY COMBS. for
_
LIME-STREET, fiLDT'SCS, COWS, &c., owing to their plioatt!lety
'53, CASTLE-STREET.& elasticity are, in uSC, Safe

MICHAEL NEVILLE
BRASSFOITNDER AND COPPERSMITH.
Has REMOVED from Great Charlotte-street, to
55, PARADISE-STREET,
Near the Sailors' Home.
Where he is now enabled to ma.nufacture every description of Goods
required in the Business.
LJt artieles maxafaitsersi qt Me beet ;notarial and warkm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

see what a mess you have made of it there by
your emancipation. But we entirely agree with
Lord AIRLIE, that, notwithstanding the great
difficulties that have arisen in our West India
colonies, still, by promoting free immigration,
these islands may yet be restored to that flourish-
ing condition which they have certainly not enjoyed
since the great work of negro emancipation was
accomplished.

The great point is, to guard free immigration
from abuse—to preserve it from becoming nothing
more or less than a sort of slave trade in disguise ;
which in the hands of the French, for instance, it
was evidently becoming, until the affair of the
Charles-et-Georges exposed its real character. In
the Jamaica Act, which gave rise to the discussion
we have referred to, there are apparently some
mistakes whfch, whether unintentional or not, it is
the duty of HER MAJESTY'S Ministers to insist
upon being corrected, before the Royal assent is

given to it; for, as the BISHOP of OXFORD well
observed, " the more important that it is for the
negro race and; for our West India Islands that
properly Conducted immigration should be en-
couraged-and fostered, the more anxious should
they be that no such mistakes should be committed;
because, if the bill worked badly for the immigrant
when it became law, and there were to be admitted
cases of abuse in the West India islands, and a
cry arose in this country against the principle of
free immigration itself, grounded upon the evils
which had been allowed to creep in, it would be far
more difficult afterwards, when the jealousy of the
people had been excited concerning it, to establish
and foster a proper system of immigration than
preventing the evils attaching to the subject at the
outset."

A Treasury Warrant, in last- night's Gazette; reduces
the postage of letters between the United Kingdom and
the Argentine Confederation to a uniform minimum rate
Of 6d, from the Ist of April next.

THE PAPER DUTY.—DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF
DERBY.--Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a deputltion
on the subject of the repeal of the paper duties waited upon
the Earl of Derby at his official residence in Downing-
street, for the purpose of urging upon him the repeal of the
paper duties. There were a large number of members
of the House of Commons present, amongst 'Whom were
Mr. Wm. Williams, Sir Joseph Paxton, Colonel Sykes,
Sir John V. Shelley, Dr. Brady, Colonel French, Mr.
John Locke, Mr. W. Brown, Mr. Roupell, Mr. M. Gibson,
Mr. E. Craufurd, Mr. M'Mahon, Mr. E. Ball, Mr.
Edwards, Mr. Hatchell, Mr. Salisbury, Mr. Roebuck,
Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Conyngham, &c. Mr. M. Gibson in-
troduced the deputation—Mr. Collett, Mr. Vizetelly,
Mr. Cassell, Mr. Francis, Dr. Gray. Mr. W. Chambers
and other gentlemen addressed his lordship, urging the
usual arguments in favour of the repeal of the tax.
The Earl of Derby said that in the present state of the
national finances it was impossible for him to make any
definite promise.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

Xdaß.-JOHN KERRUISH, Coroner of Garff Sheading,
will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, on
'y, the 25th instant, under a decree of the- Honourable Court
of Chanccry of this Isle, made in a cause wherein William Frederick
:barley, Esq., Administrator of the Estate and Effects of Arthur
Guinness. Esq., deceased, with his will annexed, was complainant,
and John James Moore, Esq., and Duncan Gibbs, Esq.; defendants—
All and singular those well known ESTATES, Lands and Pre.
raises, situate in the Parish of Lonau, called and known by the
names of Baljean, Iteaby, and Granane, with the extensive Intacks
and well-walled Parks.
This Property is computed to contain about 600 acres of arable
and pasture Land, has on it a good Mansion House, with extensive
and well arranged out Offices and waterpower Thrashing Mill,
&c. &c., and being situate in the immediate neighbourhood of the
.thriving village of Laxey and Laxey Mines, offers an eligible
nvestment for capital. _ .. ~.

-house on Ba

an, at 12

den conditions will

will SELL by AUCTION; on Wednesday,
d day of March next, at half-past six o'clock for
in the evening, at the Muse of Mr. Marshall,
m!, House, 10, Wavertree-road, Edge-hill, subject to

MR. WYLII

seven .c
Edge-hi
oonditic

Pour Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, three whereof
st side of Chatsworth-street, and numbered 163, 165,

are on th
and 167,
£64 8s
For further particulars apply to the Aucth
Basnett-street; or to Mr. Radcliffe, 4, Water-1

one adjoining thereto in Pakington-street
et to a o

tt of £l4 per aalmur

Liverpool

19mar2

louse and Spirit Stores, the present proprietor=

Ding abroad

ESSRS. F. mid- J.- HODGSON- will SELL by
AUCTION, on the premises, on Monday, 7th March, at
even o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions of sale as
will be then and there produced, that long established and well-
frequented PUBLIC-HOUSE and SPIRIT • STORE, called the
BRITANNIA VAULTS, replete with substantial and valuable
of Clifford-street,

e in Islirk

Liverpool
The '1
Liverpool,
lease, gra
Wilkinso:
Messrs. I

under the Corporation c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

WEDNESDAY

On WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
50 Tons TALLOW OIL.
For particulars apply to J. 11. RAYNER and Co., Brokers.

011WEDNESDAT next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon,
on the Quay, east side Brunswick Dock, Liverpool,
469 Logs very superior PITCH PINE SQUARE TIMBER, con-
taining a large proportion of Spar Pieces, ranging up to
85 feet in length, and measuring 42,227 feet
being the cargo now land

ex Kalo, frOrn Savannah, U.S.A
On account of the importers.'
A. F.-and D. MACKAY, Brokers,

Apply to
2, Parliament

treet, East side Queen's Dock

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY neat, the 17th.instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the

Broker's Qfflee,
3,000 Dry Salted HIDES,

300 Dry HIDES,
ex Isabella Ridley, from Bahia.—Apply to Messrs. Edward
Johnston, Son, and Co., Merchants ; or to
SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

anittkr Sitat,

"Igo for the respective Steamers will be received at the Company's
Berth, east side of the Huskisson Dock.
THE "LIVERPOOL, NEW. YORK, AND PHILA-
EIM DELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
Full-powered
Clyde-built iron screw steam-ships
01, BALTIMORE 2307 tons Capt. R. Leitch.
11-.l.Y_ OF WASHINGTON.... 2380 tons.. Capt. P. C. Petrie.
QTY OF MANCHESTER 2109 tons Capt. J. Kennedy.
4LILNGAROO .. 1874 ions.. Capt. J. M. Jeffrey.
VIGO. • " '''''''''''
Bospia ''' 1953 tons.. Capt:M`Guigan.
RUS (Branch Steamer) 418 tons ..Capt. Brooks.
Thg tmdermentipned or other vessels are intended to sail

NEW YORK

DTI' OF BADTI3IOIc,-
CITY OF WA
KANGAROOGAROO SIIINGTON
.......-- CITY OF BALTIMORE- .OF
OF ICANGAROO WASIIINgTON

Wedriesday

Wednesday

February 1G
March 2
March 16
.March 30
April 13
.April 27

Wsdnesday
Wednesday

Wednesday
Wed:esday

And each alternate Wednesday
FROM NEW YOEK,
Saturday...
Saturday...

*CITY SAN Op WASHINGTON
R
CITY OAP
MANCHESTER
CITY OP BALTIMORE •
.ITY OF wAsfuNoTON

January 29
February 12

Saturday

Saturday
Saturday

Yates of P.:

acoocabin
theni,
e4O
_Poriva
rrovisio
An ex

2g e. I

at noon

March
March

/leas, 17 guineas, and 21 guineas, according to the
L in the state-rooms, all having the same privileges

cooked and served up by the Company's Stewards. -
fenced Surgeon is attached to each steamer.
3 per ton, to New York, and Unmanufactured Goods,

Frei,
&c.,
1444 douars 80 cents per Pound sterling.
15, New York, to John G. Dale, at the C ,
aompanPS officesan,
oft cess-a"‘'-ay ; in Philadelphia, to John G. Dalet the Compy's
?..z • 109, Walnut-street ;in London, to the American-European
IteLtess Conipany, 61, King-William-street; in Paris,. to Fred.
Ant eS, Rue de la Pais ; in Havre, to Davidson and Co.; in
at° erP, to J. P. Kreimer and Co.; in Manchester, to George
14,11iu. er ; Dublin, to Cornelius Carleton ;in Belfast, to !

,4, Jan,
A orth Br

Victoria-street ; in Glasgow, to R. Thompson and Co:,
a-street ; in Edinburgh, to Robert Thompson and Co., 2,
; and in Liverpool, to
WILLIAM INMAN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

ON Sale, 20-tons of Horse Manure, at 6s. 64. per ton. APPs
35, Pembroke-gardens.

Pima-fortes

..e solicited to _ll
d Tuning Establishment. :.'"01
otts toe nest maKer,•A

ARTIES, requiring Piano-forte
I A. Maebrides Piano-forte and T.
and becmad-bmud instruments, Dy
Sale or Hire, at the lowest possible prices. P.archasers maYsat'os
themselves of the quality of the Instruments, by having thelp„A
Hire for a few months, at a model-at. ;4* ~,,rehaS.l

will be deducted fror,
promptly attended to

a the orig
. Address

Tuning
:e-plact

al, Li p
s careful') n;

MO be sold, cheap, a second-hand Am
Robert,Pendergast, 39, Sir Thomas':

MO be Sold, about 19 Dozen em
3 and 4, Trafford-chambers,

y Wina Bottles. Apply
L, South John-street.

To be SOLD cheap,itinodollieelja, with dou
Apply to Joseph C. Carver, general agent, 4,

To Concert-hall Proprietors and others.
TO be Sold, a very powerful toned semi grand Pianc
octave, in mahogany case, in splendid condition.
at 28, Bra/allow-street.

TO be SOLD, a first-rate DOUBLE-CY.LINDEIt Ettl.NT
MACHINE, by Cowper; size of table 3ft. 4in. by 41t. lin
in perfect. working order, and will be sold at a very reasol
price.—Address 13. 1100. Northern Times office.

re:Sold, a

'ull Grand Pianofo
t 6 eacit

A Collar

mahog:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

WANTED, by a Young Man, aged 21, a situation as Clark to
go abroad; South America preferred;. has had six, years
experience in a merchant's office ; can write a good hand.; good
references' given if required. Address se. 40, Northern Times
office. 6f16
WANTED, by a young man, who has had upwards of seven,
years' experience in business, a Situation as Bookkeeper,
Clerk, or Collector ; salary not so much an object. Csu give the
best references and security. Address a 24, Northern Times
office. 6f14

WANTED; a Situation, by a Warehouseman of considerable
experience in cotton, corn, and general produce, shipping
of goods, &c. ; has also a perfect knowledge of customs' dock, and
town duty. Unexceptionable references.—Address s.. 26, Northern
Times office. 6f14
West Coast of Africa.

WANTED, by a young man, a Situation as Supercargo, who
has been two years and a-half engaged in the trade. -Good
references given; salary or commission accepted. Address o 26,

Northern Times Off',
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

can see what IS
classes.? There

is a class no good for either king or count., ,
will neither work, nor anything but plunder, or Co
mit other crimes. Now, sir, I intend showing you

what can be done to encourage industrious labo-uiers
in a neighbourhood around Liverpool. Tlv--
Institutes and lectures for the poor; if 0- or
hear them in winter months cry v
what lutist they do on long summ( even

re are

U very weLL

suppose they must go .to the publ
bowling-greens, &e. Sir, if the
look forward to benefit the labourer, or the working
classes-4 have visited all the neighbouring'
shows, and I am sorry to say the majority
of the higher classes can not see the evil. First
place I take Hale : the cottager brings in pronortioo
better plants in flower, better fruit and vc,
than the amateur. How is this? The show 15.

-hcniges or
rich will

stables,

supported and the public take interest in it ; when
the rich will set an example the industrious
will follow. Next is Wigan, carried, in the saws
light, the head gentlemen on the ground making
all the comfort they can for the working classes ;
those that have not a pier have
nothing to do but speak.

e of ground
I t'

if these

•
shows were more numerous. round Liter-
pool, it would be a great benefit both to rich,
and poor. The gentleman's gardener, if he takes
an interest in this, will try to grow his Produce'
better and finer. There is always something fresh
to learn: if there is anything fresh or new it Nvi!!
be seen by the public. The young, gardener wi"
learn something; the labourer will pass his sumnle.r,
evenings in his garden, to make the most of it, 11
he can take the produce to an exhibition, and get
a prize or two. It will encourage him to stag
more at hoMe. •I, the writer, subscribe to all'
My dear friends, bah rich and "poor,: I hope Yell
forward for the benefit of your country
You shall hear more from me en

will look
practically
another clay

—I am, yours, &c

FLORIST.

CAPTURE OF A GHOST.— For several nights during ale
past week, _the sentries on duty at landguard Fort
have been alarmed by an apparently supernatural appear-
ance. On Sunday night last this was again observed,
and the sentry then on duty, being more courageous
than his predecessors, challenged the apparition but
receiving no reply, charged, upon which the ghost del
in a most ignominious manner. The sentry then turned
out the guard ; a search was at once instituted, and the
ghost was found under -a bed in the barracks, in the
shape of soldier, with a pillow round his head,, all
enveloped in a sheet. The " would-be-ghost," a private
of the 56th Regiment, was sent to the camp, Colchester,
on Monday, for trial by court-martial. The affair 111
created a great deal of excitement in the barracks, Ari,u,
had the offender not been found out, the result align*
have been serious, M it is, he will probably have tQ
pay dearly fin his frok,--4cwich .Ex.presi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

May,
.1855,
_the plaintiff'

along Smithclown-la

place where lieathtield-road crosses, the plaintiff's coach-
man saw defendant's carriage coming dowa Ileathfield-
road, towards Sinithdown-lane, at a very rapid
rate. He endeavoured to turn off to. the
other side of the road, but the pole of de-
fendant's carriage ran through the panel of plaintiff's
brougham, before he could do so. At the time this took
place, defendant's carriage was on the wrong side of the
street. The defendant's coachman endeavoured to pass
behind the plaintiff's brougham, instead of going
ahead of the horse, as he would have done if he
had been on his own side of. the street.
There was a: high wall along the side of Ileathfield-
)ad which prevented the drivers of the . two carriages
each other before one or other of them came
When the carriages got free, Mr. Moss's

to the corner

coachman

Smithdo wa-lane,

Penny-lane, and by the orders of Mr

• , • ,
who was in the brougham with his mother, the
driver followed after Mr. Moss's carriage and overtook
it. Mr. Morgan, jun. told Mr. Moss that the accident
arose out of the carelessness of his coachman. Mr. Moss
then said he was willing to pay the damage. The injured
vehicle was sent to be repaired, and the charge
for repairing was the sum in dispute. The delay
bringing the matter before the court arose from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

To Bakers, Grocers, and Provision Dealers.
T 0 be Let, situated on the outskirts of the town, in a highly
respectable locality, a handsome corner double fronted Shop,
with elegant modern fittings, a large Bakehouse, listed with two
pack oven, and separate entrance. The dwelling House contains
eight large apartments ; returns £3O per week ; may be doubled
by adding the baking and Sour trade. Rent £4O ; owing toe death,
the fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade, will be sold a great
bargain. For notes to view, apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A,
Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.

To Grocers and Provision Dealers,

IVO be Let, in one of our greatest northern thoroughfares, a very
old established Shop, and House over, containing four apart-
ments, good cellars, &c. Returns £5B per week ; books shown.
Price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade, only £BO ; can be
very strongly recommended. Is being let solely through owner
leaving the retail trade. For notes to view apply to Mr. Alfred
Jacob, 13A, Basnctt-street, corner of Leigh-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

C OPE'S PACKET TOBACCOS

Manufactured by a patent prom:

which preserves the nature

flavour of .the Leaf

GOLDEN SHAG,

VIRGINIA BIRD EYI

LATAKIA,

AVANA

CUT CAVENDISH,

Ix Six

DFOIL PktICZTII,

,f COPE BROTHERS and CO,

1 at the Tobaccen

;.s in town and tountry ; or wholesale

LORD N

LSON-STILEET

Vrtblic Amon nerds.

ENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

II

EQUESTRIA'R STARS IN ETIR

TUE GRZAI

r -wishes to call particular atteTrarn to the unegnalled
• _,,,,ntcd in the current
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

1 LULL.. per annum. Tenure freehold; price 1,3501.
ge of 1,2001. on the property; which can remain.
apply at 'the offices. 13A.. Bassett-street;

There is a Mortg, _
For further partict
corner of Leirh-stre

' Peremptory sale by order of the• Trustees.
110 USE and other Property, consisting of one good front house
in Bridgewater-street, and one house in Watkinson-street,
and three cottages et the rear; also a joiner's shop and yard, and
large room above, at Cranbourne-street, Paddington; also a beer-
house close to the Queen's Dock. The above lots will be sold very
cheap, and to pay a large per tentage. Apply to Mr. Thomas
Savage, 41, Oldhall-street ; or to Mr. Laneaster, 74, Oldhall-street.
6f15

Notice.
OWNERS OF PROPERTY desirous of effecting immediate Sales,
can hare their lots inserted, free of -- in the FEBRUARY
Circular, if sent in - -

street, c

Established 1848

Land,. with advances to. Builders.
rilo be Sold, about. 500 Yards of 'Land, on the north side
Psitnerston-street, Chat:worth-street,
I,fr fanlinitnr 9

TO be SOLD, by private treaty, all that commodious Dwelliang-
house, No. 16, Great George-square, well suited for awe
family. For further particulars, and cards to view, apply to Henry
Forshaw and Goodman, 12, Sweeting-street. t f o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE

A M U

E L

CU T T E

R ,

1.1 NO. 19, BOLD-STREET,
CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, BEDSTEAD, BEDDING, LOOKING-GLASS, AND

CHIMNEY-GLASS MANUFACTURER

S AMUEL

CUTTER'S

SHOW

ROOMS

Contain a most extensive variety of all the necessary ARTICLES for

COMPLETI

HOUSI

FURNISHING

Lists of Prices may be obtained at
No. 19 , BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOI

FURNITURE TACKED FREE OF •CHAGRE, AND SENT ANY DISTANCE.

ALL THE NEWEST

MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS

WITH A PEW EXCEPTIONS,
HALF-PRICE

PIANO-FORTES,

In IValnutwood, Rosewood, 4.e., for Sale or Hire,

AT W

D R I

APE It

AND SON'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-12

AND OTHER SPARS,

Being a combination of Iron and Wood in the

the mos

construction, form

td cheapest description

OLD WOODEN MASTS,
That are decayed in the Heads, can be made better than new,

A Stock kept on hand, by the Sole Makers,
CATO, MILLER, AND CO.,
BRUNSWICK FORGE AND IRON WORKS,
LIVERPOOL.

Coastivise.

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNI

ATHLETE or AUGUSTA,

TION BETWEEN CIVERPOOI

&WM sail Wee'.

unless prevented by unfor

From CLARE'NCE DOCK, LIVEIiiOOr
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL

Cabin Fare, 12,

Apply in I

Red'clific Backs ; or.l

Every Tuesday

intermediate port.
s. Return Tickets, available for two
voyages, 17s.

35. South John-street