Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-27 00:00:00

;Itisatiantous rdants.

WANTED, a New or Second-hand Steam Boiler, about eight
feet long. Apply to 5.14,- Northern Daily Times.
WANTED to inform the Volunteers of Liverpool, that
M`LORINSON,S AMERICAN SHOOTING GALLERY, No. 6, Mur-
ray-street, Williamson-square, is the largest and most convenient
Gallery in Liverpool for Rifle Practice. 24j29.
IMPROVEMENT OF JOINERS, ARTIFICERS,
AND YOUTHS, who are intended for the Building Trade.—
An Architect, whose evenings are disengaged, gives instructions
in the rudiments of Architecture, &c. Terms very 'moderate
Apply early; vacancies for six; No. 4, Duke-street.

1-A TANTED.—Lewis Levy, Clothier, 106, Great Howard-street, is MATRIMONIAL.
V V in want of a Shop Boy ; one ho has been at the business THE advertiser is desirous of making a Matrimonial Engag:ement
with a gentleman about 30 years of age, of pious habits. The
preferred.
lady is tall, and possessed of considerable personal charms. Any
WANTED, a ,Lad about 16 years of age, must write a good .reply.must give real name and address.—Address A. B, Post-office,
round hand ; one that has been engaged' in a lawyer's office Rensington, near Liverpool. 1
preferred. Address AB, Northern Times office.

-I-- EFT-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large or small quantities,
WANTED, a Servant-of-all-work. None need apply without
_i_A -Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentlemen and passdsiro of
VV, being able to produce a year's unexceptionable character. • disposing of the same, will be waited upon in all part of Lan wages given. Apply at 37, Bedford-street South. shire, Southport, 'Chester, and Cheshire, and the highest
,price given. Address Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill; for con-
-910 rARENTB AND GuARDIANS.—In a first-class Drug Estab- venience of Gentlemen about 'Change X 60,-Northern Times office.
1., lishment in Liverpool, there is a vacancy fora respectable mr. Jackson has no agents, and allows no one but himself or Mrs.
Youth as an Out-door Apprentice. Address x. Y. z., Northern to buy for him. •
Times office.
—.... Jackson
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"vhis Wife, without
ineumbiZi"cee,tCo ' steadytal di': lian andmanagement of a AVine and
Spirit Vaults in a respectable locality ; good references required. - HOTEL to be DISPOSED • OF, , situated opposite one of the
Apply by letter 81, Northern Dail Times. '
prpa Railways in Glasgow,. containing from. Twenty to
.
-WANTED, a, Precentor for the United Prebyterian Church; - Thirty Apartments, with Spirit Vaults attached ; furniture, 'good-
!' V • Derby-road. Salary from £l5 to £2O per annum. -- Must be _ will, &c., to be had at valuation. Apply to Mr. Ross, Eldon
competent to teach music.—Apply. by letter, enclosing testimonials Dininfp_,..m. v. 10 .......,_ T_,_ _ ,
and vivin0•rnf.,,,,,,.....- _A.,...___ _ ,

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Precentor, 1, Radnor-ter-
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dverpool

B
...6D, in a LADIES' SEMINARY, a YOUNG LADY, not A 3A, LFRED JACO
BASNETT-STREET, Corner, AGENT,
of Leigh-street.
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under sixteen years of age, to assist in preparing the Junior ESTABLISIIED 1848,
Classes, for which service she would have the advantage of joining For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS,
the higher classes in English and French. Address P. 0. S. M. 23, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &c.
West. Derby-street.
Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on
application at the Office.

tOhUorTedPOit: Tics.
PARISH OF LIVERPOOL:
WANTED, for the Industrial Schools at Kirkdale, an active
intelligent Woman, not more than 40 years of age, to super-
intend the Female Servants of the establishment, and to discharge
Annr.
July;2A6n.--co
Anna to London. Passed :
such other duties as may from time to time be assigned to her.
ngston, from q
Salary £l5 per annum, together 'with board, washing, and lodging
in the establishment. Applications in the handwriting of the can- .FllO be DISPOSED OF, the proprietor retiring on account of 4e- ShDieEALlds
didate, who must be a single woman, or a widow without incum- dining health, WILLAN'S. PUBLIC LIBRARY, Bold-street,
o.a to London ; Badek,a, Herman, Seville,
Loo
fi
brance; enclosing testimonials of character, to be left at the office Liverpool, with the goodwill, fixtuz es, &c. The library contain. Gen
lipsei
of the undersigned, on or before Monday, the Ist day of August upwards of 50,000 volumes of books, and is now in full working Gladiolus, Moreton Bay to London; Ariel, Alieallt:
nest ; and candidates to be pi ,attendance on the following day order. It is well known as the oldest establishment in Llverizool. Newcastle; Commerce _ _ _ •
(TuesdaV, at the Industrial Schools, at Three o'clock in the after- This is an opening rarely to be met with_ and_ tn any

_ .
Gtesar, Totniere, s ailed from Flushing foi. Livere
July 20, and off Dover July 23.

LICENSES TRANSFERED AND "MORTGAGES ARRANGED,

Zff e glispOliftr Of.

J'an Visser, hence at Riga July 18.
George, Comsell, hence for Norkaping,off Dover JO'

first-rate stationery and took business may be conducted
to Mr. Willan, at the library, 73, Bold-street. Liverpool.

; countess, of BreadaThane, Girgauti
Hamburg • Alert, Genoa to London.: Ann, r
Havannab to London.
QUEENSTOWN, July 26.--Arrived: The Warbler II
Prince ; Industry, Demerara;. Juditbr Taganrog ;
_I
Ech.vard .

JLOST, on the 25th inst., a PARASOL, of Grey Silk,
lined, with an ivory handle. A liberal reward will be given
o tne
near finder of it, if delivered at 1, Tudor-terrace, New Briohtnn
wnh •

• -7-‘,lO
- tV ‘lll/ Island; Nonus, and Franmseot
Jaeoba, and Gardina, Trieste ; Fortune, Marianople ; ternita, Cagliari Thernutta, Barbadoes ; Ismail, Off : from. St. Stephen's ; Cumbleu'a
Kooria Mooria ; .Detmar, San. Ayres ; Rosetta, $1
Leone.

.`A,usitraltrt Algtios

Duman-, July- 25.--Aniired: Mary Ann, froni
Be TI
Foyle (s), London ; Dumfries (s),lordeaux. Sailed
Duknof Cornwall (s), for London_
KINGSTOWx_ .Tilly 9! - -

SPOKtl'i

Swedish brigantine, N

27, in 1at.41 25 X., ion. ki 2,

Vs from Bruns.

'Oa), arrived h,

from Shields for

sa.aLtvii, 41,.111.1,
New York, in 1at.,43 N., lon. 0'

Report of the Radcliffe, Woodward, at Plymouth.
July 2/—Passed se ship having passengers, supposcua.osenoor (?),, outward bound, 404.47 20
io
ITV

July 9.—Passed the Syria" (ship
lat. 37 33 N, lon. 17 W.
July 16.—Passed the Illimani,* from Liverpm,-
Shanghai eimht days in lat. 47 46 N., 1011,. 16 40

Liverpol

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Two sloops aground !fie.a.i. No., Der rthn
A__ . . . -

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ns ar ae Avon (ship) has put into Beaunaa Bay. tz
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The Canada (s), hence at Boston, reports that ou the
July, in lat. 49, lon. 48, during dense. fog, she ran foul 4
iceberg, carrying away bowsprit, eutwafer, and head-get!
The brig Ann Mclieane, Abel
fire on the 11th Juno mv •

Is totally t4itroYfel

to Hall
The hn

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NEW o YORK July
from Liverpool to Frazer B
Waterlogged and abandoned

usuore lateen miles south of
Florida,,
with all masts gone,.aud a wrecker alongside ;
rently had not been long in that situation.
The Indian Hunter, from Mobile to Liicerpool, with 3,7
bales cotton, went ashore upon Pickles Reef, Florida+,
-Tune 26_ n
WAWII on . ,110

under her lees in a very but