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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

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B ULL,
GENERAL CONFECT I 0 NE R,
102, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL,

Begs to Inform the Gentry. Inhabitants of Liverpool. and its Vicinity, that she has jest TAKEN and Entered upon the Premises'
lately occupied by MRS. URMS"N, Confectioner, Bold-street, and respectfully solicits a renewal of the patronage and support Mrs•
U. was favoured with, assuring them it will be her endeavour, by careful attention, to the purity of each article manufactured, combined
with the moat moderate charges, to deserve the same.
E. R begs to intimate that she has engaged the services of one of the principal Confectioners from Messrs. Gunters', London, and,
therefore, is in a position to execute all orders for Wedding Breakfasts, Suppers, &c., in a style of elegance not to be surpassed.
ROUTE, BRIDE, AND ODIUM CAKES. JELLIES, B LAMANGE, CUSTARDS, CREAMS, &c.,
GAME, PORK. VEAL, and other PIES, homemade;
SOUPS, CHOPS, SANDWICHES, TEA, COFFEE, &c.. BOTTLED FRUITS, FOR TARTS, MARMALADE, JAMS, &c.
Bold. & Co.'s celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
E. B. begs to direct especial notice to her highly appreciated GAME PIES, so much in demand at this season of the year.

NEW BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT

JAMES LAING AND CO.,

EDINBURGH ALE, LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER MERCHANTS,

No. 51, RANELAGH-STREET, COUNTY COURT-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL,

Beg respectfully to announce to the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have OPENED those large and commodious
PREMISES, No. 51, RANELAGH.smEET, which have been expressly fitted up by them for carrying on die BOTTLING TRADE ;
and as they intend to confine themselves exclusively to the ALE and PORTER DEPARTMENT, and also from the peculiar advantage
they possess in the various Markets,—in Edinburgh in particular,—of selecting Ales of the finest flavour and quality, they confidently
solcit a trial, being ccnyinced that Ftith as they have now on hand have never been offered in Liverpool at their Prices.
J. L. and Co. feel assured, In offering their CELEBRATED SCOTCH ALES to the Public, that they are furnishing a want hitherto
much felt in this neighbourhood, by supplying Ales—the same being Brewed purposely for their Trade, from a pure extract of Malt and
Hop, and possessing a superiority of flavour and quality over any other in use—combined with Low Prices, Lists of which can be had,
and Samples tasted at their Stores, as above.

N.B.—Sole Agents for the Sale of Messrs, JOHN JEFFREY & CO.'S UNRIVALLED EAST INDIA PALE and MILD EDINBURGH
lALES,Iin Wood, for Draught, Bottling, and Export purposes.
SHIPPERS AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

PACKET OF THE 27rn OF JANUARY.

FOR MELBOURNE,
The well known Australian Clipper Ship
SALEM,
Captain FLINN; 915 tons register.
The previous performances of this celebrated clipper are ungur-
passed by any ship afloat, and the uniform rapidity of her passages
has acquired for her a reputation second to none in the Australian
trade. The accommodation for saloon, second cabin, intermediate,
and other passengers, is most commodious; and her commander,
Captain Flinn, has already won a most enviable ruputation by his
urbanity to his passengers.—Apply to
H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

HERCULES FARNEE!

From the Original, made by permission of his Majesty the King 01
Naples. Th.: beautiful American Statue of the
GREEK SLAVE!
(By Power.)
GIBSON'S VENUS!

And numerous other Statues and Figures, which the limits of an
advertisement precludes the possibility of enumerating. This noble
collection of Statuary varies from five to fourteen feet in height.
Dlr. A. has, among other attractions, added, at a great expense,
to the new Crystal Palace, a
GRAND CONCERT ORGAN,
Built expressly for the purpose, by Messrs. Gray and Davison, the
celebrated Organ Builders of London and Liverpool, on which
ORGAN PERFORMANCES
Will be given at intervals during the bows of exhibition. The
Organ is enclosed in a beautiful case, with decorated Speaking
Pipes in front. Ihe Organ contains the following Stops :
Grand and Solo Organ, Compass C C to A, 58 Notes.
Open Diapason, Metal throughout 8 feet.
Salcional
Stop Diapason Bass
Clarionet Flute
Octave
Flute Harmonic ................... ..
Piccolo Harmonic .
Mixture 3 Ranks
Grand Trombone, Bass..
Grand Trombone, Treble
..
Clarionet ..
Swell Organ, Tenor, C to A
Gainba
.... ...
Concert Flute
....
Gems Horn
Saper Octave
..
Sifflote • 1 ..
Cornopean
Orchestral Oboe .
.Grcaonmd
hOrgaihrihri toB ~Pedals. CCC to F .... .
• •• • ...
Couplers, Swell to Grand
Ppecddeall Pedalss tt oo Grand Swell and Solo Organ
J Combination
,_The Organ is of very beautiful tone and great power, and is con-
sidered perfect.
'I he extreme ends and aides of this New Crystal Palace are fur-
nisi ed with
larfrhrgnificent• LOOKING GLASSES, in massive
Gold Frames, ,
caflicstto eight feet high, by four to six feet wide,
by Lorenzi obbi
havel yet produced.
John's-lane, Liverpool, the effect of which
surpasses anything we
Glass Crystal CH AND Lag,,, RS,
In the Evening the palace will be lighted with numerous brilliant
representing
Silks, from an elegant design by Messrs.
Co,, 24 and 26, Manchester-street, Liverpool.
Thomas Edwards and
sExhibition is a gorgecus aisp.av of
r%ehnatite, artist, of Manchester.
BANNERS sus from the front of the
Another grand feature in
SILK FLAGS and BAN
thehs emblems and colours of
in real gold and silver,
Galleries
piNipealritieeidosnbtsoy.
otmhner.diff. ceiling,eN
c ock, and
l
Admission, is in the day until Five o' 6d from Five
until Ten o'clock in the evening.
Children under twelve years of
age, half price. Open from Ten a.m. to Ten pm.
Observe the name—ALLSOP'S NEW CRYSTAL
PALACE,—
Over the entrance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

CHRISTMAS ALE.

THIS fine flavoured and much esteemed ALE, so largely in demand during the Christmas of 1851,
Christmas 1852, Christmas 1853, Christmas 1854, and Christmas 1855, is again in fine condition for Christmas
1856, In casks of 9, 18, and 36 gallons—strong or mild.
Orders should be sent early to the Anchor Brewery, Birkenhead; or to the Liverpool Stores, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, and
Rumford-street, near the Exchange.
N.B.—The Drays deliver dai'•y in Liverpool, Birkenhead, and neighbourhood.
HENRY K. ASPINALL„ ANCHOR BREWERY, BIRKENHEAD.

LOCAL AGENTS : WM. MERCER, Southport ; H. S. ALPASS, Aieburth ; T. JAMES, Runcorn; W. A. JONES, Waterloo
and Beaforth ; T. WESTON, Rock Ferry ; J. HILL, Seacombe and District.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

" WHITE STAR LINE."

Under charter to her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners, to sail
on the 24th January. _

FOR SYDNEY,
The fine Clipper Ship
GOLCONDA,
FRANCES, Commander;
1,200 tons register. Is well known as one of the fastest and finest
ships in the Australian trade, having been employed in the service
of this Line.—Apply to

H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS.

4, WHITE STAR LINK."
Succeeds the GOLCONDA, with immediate despatch.
FOR SYDNEY,
The fine clipper Ship
ARAMINTA,
845 tons register. Has made some of the fast,,st passages on
record, and is one of the han-!somest chips on the berth; has just
been re-coppered, and chased A 1 at Lloyd's, and is now loading in
Coburg Dock.—Apply to
11. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS.

SMIGKATION TO AME.KICA
B Y
GILINNELL'S "SWALLOW TAIL" LINE
4i •
OF PAOKET-SHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK.

NEW WORLD.... KNIGHT l5OO tons Jan 6.
ALBERT GALLATIN.... DELANO ......1600 tons Jan 16.
AMERICAN UNION .... HUBBARD .....1600 tons Jan 21.
CONSTANTINE ... Mecum:en .... 1500 tons... ...nob 6.
JAMES L. BOGART.... CoNwAY ......1500 tons.... To follow.
ASHBURTON . B RADISH ll5O tons.... 9,

LONDON .... iluaLBUT i(lootons.... ~
AURORA BUNTING l7OO tons.... ~

ONTARIO Woo .. 1600 tons.... „

FOR CHARLESTON.

SYLVIA SWASEY 2500 t0n5......
FOR PHILADELPHIA

LANCASTER ..Decanr-- . ...2000 tons Jan 7.
The Subscribere continue to aespateb the above Packet-shape.
weekly. Provisions will be supplied to thepassengersduring the
voyage a ccording to the act of parliament. Parties residing at a
iistance can have berth., secured by remitting a deposit of e I
for each person going. Parties desirous of transmitting moneyto
theii &len& n America,e an have drafts at sight for e l and up-
wards. payable on our house at New York. For Cabin; Poop,
Second Cabin, and `steerage Passage .apply t o

BOWMAN, GRINNELL & C0.,5 Regent-road ,Clarence.
dock, blverpool ; and 87. South-street, New York.
N.B.—Passengers going by these packet-ships can have their
luzgair, stored free.ln a warehouse attached totheoffice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

MEDICAL ADVICE

On th decay of natural vigour, nervous debility, the effects o
climate, or infection.
1-111. DAVIS, author of the " Mirror of Health,"
I and other medical works, 114, Duke-street, Liver-
pool, Consulting Surgeon, established 1830.
Dr. DAVIS'S celebrated FRENCH PILLS, price 2+. 9d., 4s. 6d.,
and Ila, per box, perform a most speedy cure in scorbutic, skin,
and other pernicious diseases, without the slightest inconvenience to
his patients, or danger from exposure. His RESTORATIVE
CORDIAL, sold at lls. per i ottle, for invigorating the nervous sys-
tem. is the best medicine ever discovered. The above established
medicines are only to be had at his Residence.
Country Patients, by forwarding £l, addressed Dr. SAMUEL
DAVIS, will receive advice and medicine, which will effect a cure in
most cases without further charge. Minute detail of cases is neces-
sary. The utmost srcresy may be relied on, One personal applica-
tion is advisable in all cases, if convenient.
The " 111 ire. r of Hearth" may be had of E. Howell, bookseller,
Church-street, Liverpool ; and also at the Author's residence. Price
Is. Sent free to any part of the kingdom for Is. 6d. in postage
stamps.
Observe-114, DUKE-STREET, where the Doctor may be con-
sulted, as usual, without a fee, from Eight in the morning until Ten
at night, and on Sundays from Ten till Two. Secresy strictly
observed. Private entrance in I.ltnry•street, leading from Kent-
street,

PUBLISHED DAILY AT TWO O'CLOCK,

"T H E

EVENTS,"

A DAILY NEWSPAPER FOR TIIE MILLION.

PRICE: HALF-A-PENNY.

OFFICE,-19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.

EN- The Trade supplied in Town or Country t Fourpence
per dozen, 13 as 12.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

TO CANVAS MANUFACTLMERS.

W A N
making T E D , f
obry Stowne
ncioy nyne ea
rest e -AGl,iNtheysa
foril -
t hae Ipa
es
last
the SALE of CANVAS, &c. Security and satisfactory references
given. None but those manufacturing a first-rate artic e need
reply.—Address A 8., Mr. Walter, Estate Agent, Atberton-build-
ings, Dale-street, iverpool. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

COTTON.

The demand has been to a fair extent, and buyers have
had the advantage, a general advance of one eighth of a
cent having been established. Buyers and sellers are rather
wile apart in their views, and it is difficult to quote to suit
all parties. The annexed figures are based upon the closing
transactions, and are believed to approximate, as nearly as
possible, to the true state of the market. The sales for the
three days are estimated at 7,000 hales. We quote—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

Apply to

On TUESDAY next, the 6th itwatit, at Hiin-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
450 Boxes American BACON.
ex City of Manchester, from Philadeiphia.—Apply to Messrs.
Itichardsoa, Brothers and Co., Merchan,s, or to
GEORGE B.kLENACH & SON, Brokers.

Un TUESDAY next. the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 8 Lancaster buildings,
300 Tiercs Carolina RICE.
SILL & MEUGENS, Brokers,

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

DOCK COMMITTEE.

The usual weekly meeting of the Dock Committee was
held at one o'clock yesterday. Mr. Rankin presided, and
the other members present ware Messrs. Robinson, Caalo-
ner. Anderson, Hubback, Ha'head, G'adstone, Clint, James
Holme, Rountbwaite, Rathbone, Bold, Lockett, and
Smith.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

TENDERS FOR SEWF.RIGZ.

The tenders, as recommended by the suh-committee, were
ordered to be accepted, it having been understood that the
whole subject had undergone considerable discussion, and those
that were considered as the most eligible to the town had only
been recommended.

The other business transacted was purely of a routine cha-
racter, after which the committee adjourned.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

LIVERPOOL
BEFORR MR. G. HOLT.

VIOLENT GAROTTE ROBBERY. —TWO well dressed young
men, named James Davidson and Thomas Reddy, were brought
up by officers 785 and 614, on the following charge. The
first officer said at a quarter past one in the morning, he beard
loud cries of " Police" and " Stop thief," in Castle street,
and on going forward he saw the two prisoners running furiously
down South Castle street. On attempting to stop them, Reddy
crossed into the middle of the street, and witness followed him
into Cable street, dawn John street, and into King street,
where 614 seized' him, and just at the moment the prisoner
flung something from him, which jingled on the flags. They
then gave chase to the other prisoner, whom they captured
about the Sailors' Hnme. After locking up the prisoners, they
procured a lanthern, and went to King street, where they
found a silver watch at the spot where Reddy threw some-
thing away. Subsequently a young man, named Robert
Clarke, came and claimed the watch, which he lost under the
following circumstances : —Ho said he was in a public house
in Whitechapel, about one o'clock, where he saw the two
prisoners. On leaving the house, the two prisoners followed
him, and he had not gone far when Reddy seized him violently
by the throat and nearly choked him, whilst the other took
his watch from hint. He identified the prisoners, and also
the watch. The prisoners were committed for trial.
EMBEZZLEMENT. —A person named John Leechman, lately
in the employment of Mr. Henry Greenwood, Canning Place,
was brought up charged with having embezzled the sum • f
£lO, the property of his employer. The prisoner was in a
subordinate position, but managed to collect the money, which
he applied to his own purposes. He went to Edinburgh, where
he surrendered himself to the police on the charge. He now
pleaded guilty to the charge, but said he was in great poverty.
He did not wish to give Mr. Greenwood any trouble, but
would acknowledge all. Mr. Greenwood said he had no wish
to press for heavy punishment, but as he had been heavily
plundered, he did not wish to let him go free. His Worship
said it was very kind of Mr. Greenwood, and ordered the
prisoner to be remanded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

BUSINESS AND WALKING COATS.

SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH ROCHFORT COAT, at
ROCHFORT COAT, IN FANCY MIXTURES, at .l6s 6d.
DOESKIN AND TWEED ROCHFORT COATS.
THE NEW HABERFIELD WALKING COAT, at.
MILLED CLOTH AND DOESKIN BUSINESS COATS.
DOESKIN AND FANCY MIXED SHOOTING COATS, at 123 6d.
PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER SHOOTING COATS.
FISHING COATS, HOUSE COATS, ALPACA COATS, &c., &c.

WAISTCOATS.
RICH VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
DOESKIN AND SCOTCH TWEED VESTS, at
SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH VESTS, at. 6s 6d.
BLACK FIGURED SILK VESTS.
RICH BLACK AND COLOURED MOIRE VESTS, at.... ...... . 8s 6d.
WHITE QUILTING AND LIGHT SILK DRESS VESTS.

PANTALOONS.
BLACK DOESKIN AND CASSIMERE PANTALOONS, at .. ..... . 12s Od
BORDERED AND FANCY DOESKIN PANTALOONS.
SATARA AND RIBBED DOESKIN PANTALOONS.
SHEPHERD PLAID AND SCOTCH TWEED PANTALOONS, at...10g 6d
DOUBLE MILLED DOESKIN PANTALOONS.
PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER PANTALOONS, &c., &c., &c.

BOYS'_ (AND' YOUTHS' READY-MADE CLOTHING,

AT ASTOUNDING LOW PRICES.

63 AND 65, LoRD•STREET

N.B.—ln consequence of the great increase of business in READY-MADE CLOTHING, the PIECE GOODS and
ORDER DEPARTMENT is removed up stairs.

Want til

CLERKS WANTING SITUATIONS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.
"IVIASTERS WANTING SERVANTS
MOULD ADVERTISE IN THE
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

QERVANTS WANTING SITUATIONS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE
- _

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

WANTED, a thorough English SERVANT OF
ALL WORK, where a nurse is kept. She must
bettell' recommended.—Apply at Mrs. Wilson's, No. 4, Strand
Promenade, Boot. e.

ANTED, by a young man, a Situation as
• MANAGER of a Wine and Spirit Vault. The
aciv,ra.er has had six years' experiene3 in the businr.ss. and has
la, en three years Manager of a very large Muse in Manchester.
Cu.. give unexceptionable" ie erenees.—Address C. 37, Northern
Times ffice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

Zin(teb

NOTICE.
Freight by the Mail Steamers to Halifax and Boston and to New
York direet, .e 3 per ton and 5 per cent primage.
Freight on Parcelt:)s.each and upwards,accordinF to size.
PARCELS for different Consignees, collected and made up in single
packages, adaressed to one party for delivery in America, for the
purpose of evading the payment of freight, will, upon examination
in America by the Customs, be charged with the proper freight.
BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

CHRISTMAS, 1856,

TIENRY HAYES and CO., respectfully return
thanks for the continuously increasing support with
which their LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and SOU THPORT
Establishments have been favoured since their formation in 1842.
The principle of neither importing nor dealing in any but t:e very
best WINES and SPIRITS in each c ass, has been most success-
fully persevered in, such being invariably offered at fixed prices,
leaving a hare remunerative profit.
The Bottled Malt Liquor department of HENRY HAYES & Co.'s
business is conducted with the usual ewe, and a large stock of
BARCLAY'S (Gondar?) and GUINNESS'S (Dublin) STOUT, BASS'S and
LLSOPP'S BURTON ALES, FCOTCII ALES, ant EDINBRO' DINNER
Baca in the best ocnd.tion, la always ready for delivery.
Orders received by letter will be punctuulty attended to, and be
delivered free by their Vans within a considerable circuit round
Liverpool and Manchester, or by Railway or otherwise, as directed.
A List of Prices may be had on application.
42, CuURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL,
4, CROSS STREET, MANCHESTER,
AND
CORONATION WALE, SOUTTIPORT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

BEFORB MR. MANSFIELD.

FEARFUL ASSAULT- AMONGST WOMEN,— tnn Boyland, a
stout girl, was charged with assaulting Bridget Cowley, in
Leeds street. It appeared that there was a merry meeting in
a house in Leeds street, whore all the parties lived, and that
the complainant, an old woman, endeavoured to join the party,
and, being ejected, she used some most foul and filthy language
towards the young woman, who, being irritated, struck her a
blow in the face with some weapon, which severely cut her lip,
but not so much so as to disfigure her. The defendant was
committed for two months imprisonment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

Apply to

On W 1 NESD next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 8, I,nca.ter-buildings,l
500 Barrels Roe American ROSIN,
SILL & MEUGENS, Brokers.

-,Apply to

AFTER NhXT WEEK.

WEDNESDAY.

On ‘VEONESDAY, the 14th instant, at Twe.ve o'clock at the
Public Saleroom,
200 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS,
160 Faits Bombay MADDER ROOTS. all faults,
300 Bales El EATF.D ABIBIER,
13 Bags SAGO FLOUR,
j ust landed.—Apply to T. & 11. L.TI TLEDAIE & CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

VACANCIES FOR TWO PUPILS.

LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE
MOUNT STREET.
President, Thomas Tbornely, Esq., M.P.
High School ...... 1 Principal,
Commercial School J Mr. Macllveen.
Evening School,
School cf Art . Mr. Finnie.
The n.xt QUARTER will commence on MONDAY. Jan. 5,:h. 1857
Prospectuses may be obtained on application either personally al
the Institute, or by letter to
ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary.

BLACKBURNE HOUSE,
GIRLS' SCHOOL.

Principal.. Miss Ellison.
The next QUARTER will commence on WEDNESDAY, January
the 7th, 1857.
Prosp2ctuses may be obtained or. application to
ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary.

LIVERPOOL LADIES' COLLEGE,
BLACKBURN HOUSE, HOPE STREET.

President, Thomas Thornely, Esq., M.P.,
Chairman, George Holt, Esq.,
Principal, Miss Ellison.
Thenext TERM wilt commence on MOND AY, Jan. 12th, 1857.
Prospectuses may be obtained on application to
ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary.

COMME RCIAL ACADEMY,
7, PERCY STREET,
CONDUCTED BY MR. R. WANDS.
Mr. R. .W. ' begs to announce that he has REMOVED his
Academy from 46, Chatham-street to 7, Percy-street.
MASTERS.
Mr Stewart . Writing IM. Vbermitte French
Dr. Retslag German Mr. Norburr .........Drawing
Mr. Gallagher....
The Duties of the above Academy will be Resumed on Monday,
the 12th of January. where proapectuaes may be procured.

FRENCH AND GERMAN.
MONSIEUR HUSSON begs to inform his
pupi's and friends that his courses in the above
languages will RE OPEN on the 15th of January.
Ladies' Classes four times a week.
Classes and Private Lessons for Gentlemen every evening.
Pupils advanced enongh may be taught German through French,
and vice versa.
Pi ivate lassons continued during the vacations.
7, Huskisson.street, too doors from Redford-street.

MUSIC ACADEMY.
No. 106, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
ISS ATHERTO N, Professor of Theory
Piano-forte and Singing, continues INSTRUC-
TIONS to Ladies or Gentlemen in town and country.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

OVERLAND MAIL.

By the arrival of the Overland Mail we have
.
received our private correspondence and papers
from Hong Kong to the" 15th of November;
Bombay, 3rd of December ; and Calcutta, 22nd of
November.
The details now to hand afford no further
information relative to the bombardment of
Canton than have been already published by us.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

GENUINE CHRISTMAS ALES FOR FAMILY USE.

BASS AND ALLSOPP'S BITTER ALES
In 44 gallon:casks,: Ss 6d; 9 gal. casks, 17s; 18 gal. casks, 325.

SPLENDID BURTON MILD ALES,

In 18 gal casks only, at 26s and 30s, bright, sparkling and effervescent.
BOTTLED ALE and PORTER, of all descriptions, in Stock
Export and Shipping Orders punctually attended to.
Delivered free at Bootle, Marsh-lane, Seaforth, Waterloo, Great
Crosby, Walton, Everton , Old Swan, Wavertree, West Derby.
Aigburth, or any distance within Six Miles of the Exchange.

ADDRESS:-
THOMAS BOLTON,

FAMILYi ALEj AND' PORTER MERCHANT,
110, DUKE STREET,
E'even Doors above Slater Street.

212 o MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE
RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the
mutual reaction of non-conduction and vapourisation at 212°
Fahrenheit), with all the improvements; under their Quadruple
Patents of 1840-51-54 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof
Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure)
THE STRONGEST, BEST, ♦ND CUEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT.
MILNERS' PFICENIX (212 e) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL,
the most complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly
three hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery
adapted to every branch of the work, Show-rooms, 6 and 8. Lord-
street, Liverpool. London Depot, 475, Moorgate-street, City.—
Circularsfree by post.

THIS DAY,

R. J. NODDER
Will respectfully offer his Selection or Parisian and Inglish
RIDING and WALKING HATS, BONNETS, and CAPS, with
every description of Trimmings, Feathers, Laces, &c., of the most
fashionable and tasteful kind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

Vublic ftmus;emmt4.

ANTW. EMIDY'S UNRIVALLED
• QUADRILLE BAND.
Balls attended in Town or Country on the Shortest Notice.
Orrlcs-50, MANCHESTER-STREET.
USIDENC6-52, SALISBURY-STREET,
Accomplished Pianists and Harpists for Quadrille Parties.
TERMS MODERATE.

THE Celebrated AMERICANS G. W. PELL
and D. RAYMOND, from the St. James's Theatre,
London; Miss E. MOWBERY, of Birmingham; Miss LINDSAY,
of Belfast; Ur. CHARI.F.S MARSH, Improvisatore and Comic
Vocali ; Mr. SIMMONS (Violin), Mr. SHAW (Piccolo), Mr.
KEIZER (Piano-forte), Her MEYER (Grand Harmonium), and
Mr. EDWARDS, the Celebrated Welsh Harpist, are the Artistes
at present engaged at EVANS'S (from Covent Garden. London).
Upper Dawson-street, close to Lower Box entrance of the Theatre
Royal. Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, &c., served as in London. AD-
MISSION FREE.—GENTLEMEN ONLY ADMITTED. The
MADRIGALS, GLEES, &c., are withdrawn until after Christmas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

FREE TRADE IN BOOKS.
HENRY YOUNG'S CATALOGU E of BOOKS
(part 20) is now ready for delivery, gratis, on appli—
cation. The prices will be found, as usual, LOWER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THE TRADE.
H. Y. will allow a discount of 15 per cent. on the advertised
prices of all NEW BOOKS pa' lished on the usual terms, and on
MAGAZIN...7.S AND PERIODICALS a discount of 10 per cent.
12. Sou'h Castle-street Liverpool.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHTS AND FARES.
THE LIVERPOOL AND WEXFORD STEAM
NAVIGATION
MCOMPANY'S
1
powerful Steam-s
TAGhUips
,
Captain WILLIAM CLARES ;
EMERALD,
Captain JOHN WALLACE ;
or other Vessel, are intended to sail from Trafalgar Dock. with Goods
and Passengers (unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances),
as under, with or without Pilots, ana liberty to tow Vessels :
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday ..Jan. 20 ........ 54 o'clock, evening
Tuesday Jan. 27 ......... 11 o'clock, forenoon
From WEXFORD every FRIDAY, at Tide-time.
Passage Money—Cabin, 7s 6d; Deck, 2s 61.
Goods intended for the above Steamers, from Liverpool, must be
at the Trafalgar Dock two hours before the advertised hours of
sailing.—Apply to John Geared, Wexford; or
FITZSIMONS, APPLEBEE & CO., Agents,
20, Water-street. Liverpool.

THE LIVERPOOL LINE OF AUSTRALIAN
PACKETS.
Loading Berth, no•th-east corner Queen's Dock.
FOR MELBOURNE,
(Taking Goods for GE EL 0 N G,)
4 The splendid new Clipper Ship
4r,.1
.' W. 4, BROUGHTON HA LL,
R. RENNIK, Commander!
1,493 tons register; Al at Lloyd's for seven years. ;This ship is
expected to be one of the fastest afloat, having been built expressly
for the Australian trade. The accommodation for all classes of
passengers cannot be surpassed —For farther particilars apply to
the owners John S. de Wolf & Co., or to
JAMES M. WALTHEW, 40, Chapel-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

TUFFIANLY ASSAULTS 01V FEMALES.

At the Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Mansfield,
two ruffianly fellows were charged with brutally assaulting
females. In the one case John Greylay, apparently a youth
of about 17 or 18 years of age, and a labourer, was the
defendant, and Mrs. Mary Teirney, a respectable woman,
was the complainant. About four o'clock in the morning
she was passing through Pitt street, for the purpose of
going to the house of her aunt to call her brother to pay a
visit to a dying mother, when the defendant, without uttering
a single word, deliberately walked up to her, and struck her
such a violent blow that knocked her down, and when
down the young ruffian commenced kicking her most
brutally. The poor woman had her face bruised, and her
limbs much swollen from the injury she had received. Mr.
Mansfield ordered the offender to pay £lO for the assault.
and in default of payment committed bim for six months.
Ia the other case a big lubberly looking fellow, named
Patrick Webb, was the defendant, and Mary Ryley, one of
the unfortunate girls who walk the streets, was the com-
plainant. In this case there was no provocation, when the
fellow most violently assaulted her in Marybone. Mr.
' Mansfield ordered him to be fined a, and in default of
payment to be imprisoned for three months.

THE NEWSPAPERS OP VIROINIA.—At present (says the
South Side, Va., Democrat). there are one hundred and
th
toe bSe u :or
iedme
of
fifty newspapers published in the State of Virginia the
working expenses of which amount to 400,000 dots. per
annum.
EMANCIPATION DECIDED TO DE ILLEGAL.—It will be
perceived from the interesting decision
declaredision of
Court, delivered on Monday, Bth of December, by Justice
Buchanan, and published to-day, that the act of the legis•
lature, approved March 15, 8
unconstitutionality ; consequently that the emancipation
of slaves by the tribunals of this State is illegal and
unconstitutional, inasmuch as emancipation, as the law
stood before this decision, could be had only under this
decision.—New Grim»: Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

LEWIS'S LEWIS'S LEWIS'S
LTON CAPE MOHAIR CAPE ANGORA CAPE.
or Boys, for Boys. for Boys.

LEWIS'S
ZE.4.711ER BELTS
for Boys.

LEWIS'S

LEWIS'S
hA;eIUFORT SCARFS

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
NECE TIES

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
DEMI-1211f TAL MA

for Boys.

LENVISS
WOOL MUFFLERS
for Boys.

LEWIS'S
KID GLOVES
for Boys,

LEWIS'S
ELASTIC BRACES

for Boys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

THB CONVICT QUESTION:

" A Ticket of leave Holder," writes to explain the manner
in which the real reformation of criminals is prevented, and
ticket of leave ruffians are let loose on society. In the Model
Prison, the classification and rules will, if anything can, produce
a reformatory effect upon the prisoner. But, "in about
twelve months he enters upon the second stage, viz., public
works; and it is here that the first great and vital error in
convict management begins. The men, fie,4h from the model
prisons, are at once launched indiscriminately among the old and
hardened criminals on the public works. With such associates,
any good resolves they may have formed are quickly rooted out;
what they did not know, they readily learn, and aro soon as
depraved as their teachers. As a case in point, I may instance
three farmer lads who accompanied me from the model to Gib-
raltar, and who were transported for firing a stack of straw.
When they left the model they were steady, simple, honest lads,
after a few months' association with the hardened criminals at
Gibraltar, they could swear, blaspheme, and talk slang as well
as their fellows, and appeared to be proud of their new accom-
plishments. Depend upon it, here lies the great secret—the vital
disease which has hitherto retarded every effort at refot motion,
blighted the last bud of virtue in the criminal, schooled him in
villany, and qualified him for every deed of crime. What is
wanted is a well defined system of classification. I would
suggest the division of prisoners into three classes, and would
send the me❑ of each class to separate public works. The first
class should consist of men never before in prison, or of whom
there were strong grounds for hope of reformation. The second
class should be formed of those convicted of light offences, and
not considered hardened %Senders; and the third class should
embrace all criminals convicted of heavy climes, habitual
thieves, er who Lad been previously transported. Then, with
the present efficient means of instruction, and with a more
intelligent and moral class of officers, you may succeed in
reforming your criminals. It is truly said the chaplains arc
greatly imposed upon by the saintly prisoners, and my honest
conviction is, that out of near a thousand men at Gibraltar,
not one single individual became a heartfelt and religious man.
We had many canting hypocrites, numbers who took the
sacrament, some who candidly admitting doing so, hoping to
get a good drink of the wine; indeed, all of them from
Borne selfish motive or expected benefit. And, depend upon
it, until you classify your prisoners, your chaplains will work

in vain."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

DREADFUL MURDER LV BUC ZS.

On Tuesday evening the usually quiet village of Wing was
thrown into the greatest state of excitement by the report that
a most deliberate murder had been perpetrated at Littleworth,
in the parish cf Wing, by a highly respectable widow lady.
aged 66 years ; and what makes it appear worse is, that it
was her own granddaughter who was the victim. From what
we could lear❑ of the case, it appears that the murderess's
name is Maria Beckett, widow of the late Jonathan Becket,
a brewer, residing at Littleworth. At the time of hie death,
two years ago, he left his property and business to his son
Jerry, for him to provide a home and maintenance for his
mother. Siece then, up to a few weeks ago, she has remained
with her son and his family (he carrying on the businesses
of brewer, butcher, and grocer), receiving an allowance of
twelve shillings per week. A few weeks back she left her
sou's residence, and went to live with a married daughter, of
the name of Bowden, still in the same place. On Tuesday,
about three o'clock, she left Bowden's house, and went to her
son's. On her arrival the son's wife asked her how she did,
and if she was come to see them. She replied, " I have not
been here since the shop has been altered" (meaning the
grocer's shop). Site then went into the house, and sat down,
and said, "I have come to see you, but not on a very pleasant
errand (site then closed the parlour door, where some
tradesmen were at work), for I have come to kill you all."
Tile son's wife made answer, " Don't say so mother." She
replied, " Oh, I must do it ; I am mad, and the devil tempts
me to do it, and he has given me a razor on purpose." She
then, without a moment's hesitation, took a razor from her
pocket, opened it, caught hold of the son's wife round the
shoulders, and attempted to kill her. The daughter called
out for assistance, and several workmen rushed into the house
and took the razor out of Mrs. Becket's hand. Being thus
foiled in her attempt here, she at once ran out of tho house
into Bowden's, took up a knife, proceeded to the cradle where
Mrs. Bowden's baby, eleve❑ mouths old, was asleep, and cut
the child's throat in such a frightfnl manner that it expired
almost instantly. Mrs. Bowden being up stairs, on hearing
the child scream ran down, and there she found her baby
weltering in its blood. Information was at once given to
the proper authorities and the wretched woman was secured,
and now remains i❑ custody to await the coroner's inquest,
which will be held to morrow (Thursday). No motive can
be assigned for this rash act, as it has been always remarked
that the greatest amount of friendship and kindness appeared
to exist between all the members of the family.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

bank bills, and in several cases the banks could not maintain
specie payments. To-day it is reported that the Exchange
Bank at Bangor, Me„, is in trouble, the Suffolk Bank,
Boston, having refused to redeem further the bills of the
former. The banks of Massachusetts, with a spf cie bath of
only four and a half millions, will find it difficult to protect
their circulation at all times, amounting now to over twenty
millions of dollars. This is sailing rather too close to the
wind ; several of their country banks having less than ten
per cent, of the amount of their bills in coin.
There is hardly any demand for foreign exchanges, and
rates are tending downward. Bankers' signatures, sixty
days' sight, are quoted : London, 1081 to 109, the outside
figure nominal ; Paris 5.211 to 5.181.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

eurktp.

BOSPHORUS AND BLACK SEA.
The fine A 1 Clipper
ANNE BAKER,
For
CONSTANTINOPLE AND ODESSA,
Is now loading west side King's Dock, and will sail hence about the
10th inst.—For freight, e., apply to the Owners, or to
J. P. SCHILIZZI, JUN., 8, Brunswick-buildings.

E
..?":,' theFO RllthSirri‘!'t, atßoVneA :Id
o'clock,
,I
atO N,
the OII Wednesday,
Broker's
onffiee73:
),,,-, i York-buildings. Dale-street,the new Ship MA ME ; :ON;
-...
cr..' _, 737 tons rrgiiter, about 751 tons om ; length 148 feet
25-10001 s, beam 32 feet 65.100th5, depth 20 feet 351COths ; built at
Quebec in 1856 to class seven years at Lloyd's; is a large carrying
ship, sails well, and stands without ballast; lying in Queen's Dock.—
Apply to Messrs. Miler, Houghton & Co.; or to ROBERT A.
DIUNN & Co., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 3,
Yolk-buildings, Dale-street.

W.thout reserve —To close an a, count.
FOR. SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, the
13th instant. at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
4r,. Saleroom, Weimer-buildings, Water-street, the fine
roasti,.g Schooner COQUET TE, 41 tons per register;
"' built at Cork in 1845 ; has a long flat floor; will take
the ground well, and shifts without ballast; carries alma 85 tons
dead weight, and is well adapted for the coasting trade. Dimen-
sions :—L.ingth 52 feet 5.10 hs ; breadth, 14 feet 3.loths ; dep h 8
feet 4-10ths : Lying in the Canning Docti.—Applv to CURRY and
CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Walmer-buildings,
Watar-street.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, (by order of the
• 96-4 t Trustees) on Tuesday, the 13th instant, 1857, at
•a• One o'clock, at the Bro:;er's saleroons, Walmer- build-
ings, Water street, a splendid New Cutter YACHT,
about 25 tons builders' measurement, and about 18 tons N.M. now
on Cie stocks and ready for launching, thoroughly copper fastened
and coppered, is a beautiful model, and is expected to sail fast.
Dimensions, length about 37 feet, breadth about 11 feet, 'verage
depth about 6,1 feet; now lying in Messrs. Chaloner, Hart, and
Sinnott's shipbuilding yard, Baißi-street.—Apply to CURRY and
CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Walmer buildings,
Water-street.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Thursday,
t, the the 20th instant, at One o'clock, at the
y'k INIThc.... Brokers' saleroom, Walmer-buildings, Wcter-
,l, , street. (if not previously disposed of by private
- contract`, and as she now lies in the Ringshend
Dock, Dublin, the well-known Paddle Steamer USK; 77 98 35)Oths
toas register; built at Bris of and rebuilt in 1846; has two engines
of 70 herse-power, collectively, by Lunell, of Bristol, and are of the
very bent descriation, and in first rate working order; she carries 80
tons cargo 'on 6 feet 9 inches water ; has a well fitted saloon and
ladies' cabin, and well a‘lapted for passengers; has a roomy and well
suited deck for carrying cattle. Length, 97 feet; breadth, 15 feet
4-10ths depth, 9 feet I.loth.—For further particulars apply to
CUt:RY & CO.. Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, \Val-
mer-buildings, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

WHITTLE SPRINGS ALE,

Celebrated for its Medicinal qualities, and admirably adapted

for ICivalids,

In 4} gallon casks, 7s; 9 gal. casks, 133 6d; 18 gal. casks, 26s

PURE DINNER ALES, OR " WINE OF MALT,"
which have received the approval and sanction of one of the
highest dietetic authorities in Europe for their purity and whole-
someness.

4i gal calks. 9 gal cska. 18 gal calm
XiTable Beer
XX Good Dinner Ale ss 6d los 6d 201 6d
XXX Rich Dinner Ale 6s 6d VI 12s 6d 24s 6d
XXXXIStrong Ale Si Od 168 Od 321 Od

MRS. A. ANDREWS has just received for the Christmas a Fashionable Assortment of
111,

LACES, DRESS CAPS, COIFFURES, HEAD DRESSES, WREATHS, BROCADED
VELVET NECK TIES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, FANCY RIBBONS, GLOVES, &c.
BABIES' BRAIDED HOODS AND CLOAKS,
Which are now ready for inspection.
NEW STYLES IN MOURNING BONNETS EVERY WEEK.

Observe, at 53, London Road (late Bronson's), Three Doors from Fraser Street.

SELLING OFF, for Three Weeks only, at greatly REDUCED PRICES, CARPETS,
DAMASKS, FURNITURE, CHINTZES, &c., and GENERAL UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

FLOOR CLOTHS.

GEO. WOODS,

ADELPHI HOITSE,

21, BOLD STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

HEALTH COMMITTEE.

The usual weekly meeting of this committee was held yes-
terday, at tbo Town Hall ; Mr. Dover in the chair. The
other members present were Messrs. Sheil, Beckwith, Hay-
dock, Johnson, Godfrey, Holden, and R. Gladstone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

HISTORIC SOCIETY.

This society held its meeting last night, in the grand jury
room, St. George's Hatl ; Dr. Robson in the chair. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were balloted for, and duly elected members
of the Historic Society :—Francis James Eaton, Esq , 41,
Richmond terrace,Breck road ; William Marshall, Esq.,Pemor-
then hall. Preston ; Rees Woods, Esq., Manchester ; James
Steins, Esq., 56, Upper Kensington ; and a notice of
application for admission to the society, as a member,
was read from Richard Watt, Esq., of Speke
Hall. Among the donations were the following
From the society, Sussex Archeological Collections vol. i.,
2nd edition, 1853 ; vol. vii., 1854. From the society,
Proceedings and Papers of the Kilkenny and South East of
Ireland Archaeological Society, vol. i., new series, parts 2,3,
4, and 5. From the author, Lothian, its Position Prior to its
Annexation to Scotland. By John Hodgson Hinde, Esq.,
1856. From the author, Additions and Index to Miscellenea
Palatine. By George Ormerod, D.C.L.,F.R S. From the
Manchester Town Council, Fourth Annual Report on the
Working of the Manchester Free Library, Oct. 31, 1856.
From Mrs. Ann Maria Heslon, Edgehill, a map of Chester,
1643. Among the objects of interest exhibited was an image
carved in wood from New Zealand. This was exhibited by
Dr. Hume, and there was exhibited by Mr. P. R. M'Quie,
Lowhill, the eleventh collection of twenty-four views of
remarkable remains of abbeys, castles, &c., in the county of
Kent, published 1736. Mr. Mayer exhibited a Saxon
ornament in gold, set with gosnets, and enarnmelled in blue,
the form being that of a bird's head and neck. It was formerly
considered to be of Egyptian snake, and was so classed in the
catalogue of Mr. Hertz, whose museum Mr. Mayer purchased,
but when compered with similar things in the Faussett
collection, it was very evident that it was Anglo-
Saxon work. Mr. Mayer also exhibited an interesting
local object, being a pint mug of earthenware made
in Liverpool. It is of the white colour, and in
the centre is scratched " Sir William, a plumper," showing
that it was made soon after the time of the celebrated election
of 1761, when the potters carried the election and voted
plumpers for Sir William Merideth. It was in the possession
of the Warrington family, and was recently presented to Mr.
Mayer by Miss Harrington, of Warden Hall, near Preston.
Mr. Mayer announced having received a note from John M.
Kemble, Esq., considered one of the best Saxon scholars in
England, requesting him to forward a portio❑ of his collection
to be shown at the Manchester Exhibition.
The paper for the evening was by the Rev. W. Thornber,
8.A., " on Penworthan and its castle bill," aided by the notes
and illustrations of Charles Hardwicke, Esq.
It was of a very interesting character, and gave rise to an
animated discussion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

FOR SA LE BY AUCTION, on Monday next,
the sth January, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-
& room. Weimer-buildings, Water-street, the A I Barque
ELEANOR; 447 tons O.M. 427 tons N.M. Suil• at
Quebec in 1852, and classed A I for six years; in I'-i5
she had very large repairs at Bristol, when she was resheathe4
yellow metal, and Is capper fastened. Dimensions :—Length.
feet; breadth 26 feet; depth 17 feet 7-10ths; lying in Prince's D..ck •
—Apply to CURRY and CO., Brokers for the Purcha e and Sale of
Ships, Walmer-bnildlng., Water-street.

.17 FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Monday next,
the sth January, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-
, far, room, Walmer-buildings, Water street, the Schooner
MARIE LOUISE, 57 tons per register; built at
Canada in 1855; carries a large cargo, and is well
adapted for the coasting trade. Dimensions :—Length 55 feet
8-10ths; breadth 18 feet 5- toths ; depth 9 feet; now ly ng in Queen's
Dock.—For farther particulars apply to Messrs. C. and B. Gray and
Co., Merchants, or, to CURRY and CO., Brokers for the Sale and
Purchase of Ships, I.Vaimer-buildings. Water-street.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 13th Jan

neat, at One o'clock. at the Brol.els' saleroom, Wel-
mßeArcvE;idLi.ng;,ll,4V9atteornast.aelernir
921512 d htoena: triteuglisStheri p;
.4.,
,4,.; built at Quebec, this year, under special survey, to
. class A 1 for seven years; is copper-fast ned. Length,
179 feet 8-10ths; breadth, 38 feet B.loths; depth,
20 fret 1-10th. All the sails, tigging, and other stores are of the
best Liverpool make: now in Brunswick Dock.—For
further partictVars apply to Messrs. C. & B. Gray & Co., Mer-
chants; or to CURRY &CO , Brokers for the Pu.chase and Sale of
Ships, Widmer- buildings, Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

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RT JOURNAL FOR 18.57.

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___

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1856.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
TOT-IN GIBBONS, in inviting the attention of
rti the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, to the ex-
tensive variety of Cakes prepared at his establishment, cannot do so
without returning thanks for the liberal and increasing patronage
he has hitherto received, and begs to assure his numerous friends
and patrons that no effort will be wanting on his part, to merit
their future favours and support, and begs to inform them that Lie
has now ready a large supply of his celebrated
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Fo much approved of and patronised by her Majesty; also, his
celebrated
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SCOTCH SHORTBREAD,
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EDINBURGH

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17, LONDON ROAD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

TUESDAY.

1 On TUESDAY next, the 6th instant. at half-pas, one o'clock,
at the ommercial Saleroom, Temple•eourt,
75 Ti:-rtes } NAVY PORK,
21 Barrels
18 Do. Do. REEF.
(it.:ORGE BADEN:A-11 Ri SON, Broker?,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

Public IviToticts

AARON WALKER, DECEASED.—This person
was formerly a Sugar Refiner at Dale-street, Liver..
pool. He died, it is supposed, at Birkenhead, about 1845. Any
person who will give information of his death or burial, to Messrs.
Evans and Sou, Solicitors, in Liverpool, will be rewarded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02

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ANTED, a CLERK, to keep a set of bollts
by double entry. One who has been used to the
Rice trade preferred. Salary, to xlOO per annum.—Apdly by
letter, addressed A. 8., Box B. 71, Postuth-e.

,y,FANTED, a SITUATION in a Merchant's or
V- Broker's Office, by a German, who bas been several
years in Business In this town, and is well acquainted with the
English and French IFnguages. Most satisfactory references can
be given.—Address Y.. 57, Post-office, Liverpool.