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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

Coaalmfge,

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOL.
- . One of the new Screw Steam-ships
ATHLETE or AUGUSTA,
• T. Will Sail Weekly (unless preveißed by any un.
foreseen occurrence),
From Cl-A. i';elCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL ..Every Tuesdayl
From CUMBERLAND BASIN, 8R15T0L;..... Every Saturday.
Without Calling at any intermediate Dort.
Cabin Fare, 12s 6d ; Deck, ss. Return Tickets, available for two
voyages 17s.
Apply in Bristol, to Mr. Richard Rowe, Steamers Wharf, Redcliffe
Backs ; or here to
CRAM. POWELL & CO., 35, South John-street

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
RHYL, HOLYWELL, A tiERGELE, AND ALL PARTS OF
NORTH WALES.
+llr • IV'
THE SATELLITE,
1,1101.4
MOSTYN STEAM-PACKET,
Emba•ks and ands her Passengers and Parcels at the Bath Step 11:
south of the Landing.stace, Liverpool.
DAILY TRIPS AFTER THE lsr OF MAY.
For times of ettilinc, Lee Bradshaw's Guide, and for rates for goods,
&c., apply to D. JAMES. 24, Union street; or to
JOHN WATKIN3, 8, Strand street, Liverpool.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
ABERYSTWITH, and BRISTOL, taking in goods and pas-
sengers for HOLYHMAD, PORTMADOC, ABERDOVEY, ABERAY-
-11031, Or LLANELLY.
THE CAMBRIAN STEAM PACKET COMPANY
(Limited),
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, will despatch, with
Goods and Passengers,
Their new and Powerful Screw Steamer, the
4 -- PLYNLYMON,m FI
Capt. W. WRAIOT, Master,
Or some other suitable vessel, as under:—
Leave LiVERPOOL far Portmacfoc and Aberystwith, returning to
Liverpool.
Saturday... May 2
Leave LIVERPOOL for Aberlatwith, proceeding to Bristol,
Friday .... . May 8
Leave BRISTOL for Aberystwith, proceeding to Liverpool,
Tuesday
N. B.—Excellent accommodation for passengers, and a Stewardess
on board.
N.B.—Passengersare requested to take charge of their owning..
gage, as the Company w 11 not be responsible in any way for its
satety. Horses, Cattle,'and Vehicles of all kinds are shipped on
Deck at the Owner's risk. The Company will not be answerable
for any packages above the value of £lO, unless the value thereof be
previously declared, and paid for accordingly, nor for any lots of
tune, or accident occasioned by theirsteamer beiLgengaged in the
to wing or salvage of any othervessel.
w,,r freights and farther particulars apple to the Agents, John
Jcn,s, Bridge-street, Aberystwith; Benjamin Evans, A berayron ;
Bennet Williams, Harbour-office, Portmadocr Jared Williams;
Holyhead ; E. T. Turner, 12, Quay-street, Bristol; David Bees,
Llanelly , the Managing Director, W. S. Crealock, at the Company's
Head Offices, Parthenon Chambers, 14, Rcgent-street, Loudon;
or to

FREDIC. A. TAMPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Br unswick-street.Liverpool.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

THE very best LONDON HAT, 15s. ; Style
Quality, and Ventilation require no Puff or ?Meat to
sell them.
WOOD, 73, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

BRIGHT, SON, and LEGGE, respectfully
announce that they are now prepared to Show:
tlrir usual variety of N,•vi Mantles.
70, 72, and 74, Bold-street,
April 21, 1857.

FRISBY, DYKE AND CO.,
58, 60, 62, 64, LORD STREET,

LIVERPOOL,
Annonne, to their patrons and the Wile generally that, in addition
to their endeavours to offer far the present season a 40ek of gra tt
magnitude and variety at nnsarpass .ble value, they have this year
made eat: a efforts to carry out a more extensive business in their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

THE PRINCIPALITIES

Letters from' Constantinople of April 20, s►ate
that , the reason for the postponement of the
elections • in the Roumanian provinces is, that
the commissioners assembled at Bucharest
found it very difficult to con 3true the fir-
mans convoking the divans ad hoc. They
had referred to the Porte for explanations touch-
ing several obscure points, It has been decided
at Constantinople, that the representatives of the
powers parties to to the Treaty of Parts, who had
taken part in drawing up the firman, should meet
again to revise the articles upon which questions
had been raised. One of the main difficulties
relates to the domicile of ate Boyards, and another
concerns the mode Of taking the votes of the clergy.
The correspondence, however, does not prognosti-
cate a longer adjournment-than to the end of May,
insteadnf to June, as has been stated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

CROWN HOTEL, 16, LAWTON STREET,

A FEW DOORS FROM BOLD STREET.
EDWARD LAMPARD, Proprietor, respectfully
informs his friends and the public generally, ' the he
has entered upon the aboYe Establishment, where they will find
the best accommodation.
WINES and SPIRITS of first rate quality.
Far•famed BURTON, • WEL.AII; 'and other ALES.
LONDON AND DUBLIN" STOUT.--
"Havthinah Cigars, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

TIIGHT and PURE DINNER ALES, for
FAMILY USE.

4,1 gal. casks. 9 gal. casks.
X LIGHT TABLE BEER 3s 6d 7s Od
XX PURE DINNER ALE 5s 6d lOs fid
IXXX RICH DINNER ALE 6s 6d its 6d
C E I PALE BITTER ALE 7s Od 14s Od
Delivered within a circuit of Five miles.

THOMAS BOLTON,
FAMILY ALE AND PORTER MERCHANT,
110, DUKE STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

MARITISIE EXTRACTS

Latakia, April 10.—The St. Andrew (s.s.), Chenowith, from Liver-
pool and Beyrout for A'exandria, which was stranded on Cape
Ziaret, Jan. 29, has been sold, together with the cargo and machinery,
still on board.
Cape Town, Feb. 20.—H.M. gunboat Haughty, arrived at Simon's
Bay, reports that a plank, with " Susan, of Cape Town," written on
it in red letters, was pigked up at Miller's Point, Feb, 12.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

PERAMBULATORS ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.

H. LLOYD (FROM LONDON),
MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED PATENT PERAMBULATORS,
Por Infants, Adults and Invalids.
LIGHT PARK ORA iRS AND SELF-PROPELLING
For Safety, Lightness, Comfort, and Economy, these Perambulators surpass every other kind yet introduced
to the Public.

WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR EXPORTATION.

BOLD SI'TREET, LIV:ERPOOL,
And 157, BROAD STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

SHOP AND HOUSE, LORD STREET.

TO be LET, a handsome Plate Glass Fronted
SHOP, in the above firs'-rate Ir:siness street,
suitable for any business requiring roomy premises,—For notes to
view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13a, Bassett street, corner of Leigh
street.

TO SMALLWARE DEALERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
To be LET, a capital SHOP in a first-rite
business street, suitable for a Lady. Rent £2B.
Stock. Fixtures, and Goodwill, only .440. A groat Bargain.—For
notes to view, apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett street, corner
of Leigh street.

FREE WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, near
Duke's Dock. A capital opening for a seafaring
man. Must be let immedia,ely Owner leaving England.
Rent £3O. License, fixtures, and goodwill. .e 140; worth _t,2o ).
For notes to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13e, Basnett street,
corner of Leigh street.

FREE WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, near
Richmond Row, a capital house doing a steady
family trade. This house has seldom changed hands, and reason of
leaving most satisfac'ory. Rent £42. Lic-nse, fixtures, and goodwill,
only £2oo.—For rotes to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13a, Basnett
street, corner of Leigh street.

FREE WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS close to
the entrance of Prir ces Dock. handsomely fitted up.
Rent only .1'59. Fixtures, lease, and goodwill, a great bargain.—For
notes to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13e, Basnatt street, corner
of Leigh street.

TOhe LET, for £450. st first-rate FREE WINE
and SPIRIT VAULTS, doing at present £3O per
week, and may be doubled. The house fa roomy, and the situation
the best in town for trade. Rent only .e4s.—For notes to view this
flret-class braise, apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13a, Basnett-street,
corner of Leigh-street.

TO SAILORS' BOARDING-HOUSE BEEPERS, AND OTHERS.
rrO be LET, a capital Corner Free VAULTS,
j_ for £lOO, near the George's Dock. Rent only .£2B.
Let in consequence of 111-health of the lady in rossession.—For notes
to view apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Ram:At-street, corner of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

TERMS.

R. WOODWARD & CO. call partictvar attention to son e TAPESTRY CARPETS, a lot of which will be Offered at 2a 8d per yard;
also SCO Sets of MUSLIN CURTAINS, fr.an 2s 6d.

pIANO-FORTES for Home Use and Exportation. New and Second hand PIANO-FORTES
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-01

IRONMONGERY
FOR PARTIES FURNISHING.
TES URNS, TEA TRAYS, CHANDELIERS,

AND FURNISHING GOODS,
'Unsurpassed in quality and design,
NOW OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES,
And Parties Furnishing will find in the present a favourable
opportunity of making tl-eir purchases.

WILLIAM ODEL L,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER, &c.,
90, BOLD STREET.

S H I 11 TS
MADE TO MEASURE.

HILL & CO.,
invite attention to their SHIRTS, which for quality
and flt are not to be surpassed in the kingdom.

19, CASTLE-STREET,

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VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL
WILL FIND
ICOXIFORT AND ECONOMY
AT

W HITEMAN'S NEW BRUNSWICK MOTEL
CLAYTON SQUARE,
In the centre of Liverpool. Ten minutes' walk from the:Landing.
stage, Exchange, Lancashire and_Yorkshire Railway, amittwo
minutes' from St, George's Hall and North Western Railway, and Is
clove vicinity to the principal Theatres.
RESTAURANT.
A SPLENDID AND COMMODIOUS DININGBROOM.
LJoints, Is. 3d. Plates, led. Soups, 6d.
Chops, 6d. Fish, 10d.
Cup of Tea or, Coffee. 4d.
BED AND BREAKFAST, 2s 6d.
A Night Porter in attendance.

A PLASANF AND COMFORTABLE LADIES' DINING AND

SITTING BOOM.

Warm Paths, Knives, Forks, and Spponsjor hire.

Superior Port and Sherry, 5s r ottle.
Bitter Ale and Stout, lid Fer Glass.
Lllinne Ale :nil Stout, 2d per Glass.
W. E. WHITEMAN. PRoPRIPTOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

HALL STREET, LONDON.

ROBERT. A. MUNN & Co.,
(Late Gunard, Munn, & C 0.,)
itf)KEItS F 01: THB SALE OF SHIPS,
S &C., AND SHIP VALUERS,
3, YoitN.-BVILDINGS, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

•, THE UNDERSIGNED beg to intimate that
.sr,o:-*?;,\ they issue, Fo tnightly, a CORRECT LIST of all
07?-k: Vesses (including :Jteatne's) for S this Port,
witicli can .be had at any time, on application.
TONGE & CO.,
rrokers for the Sale and Purchase of Ships, and Ship Valuers,
Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

LEICE,TER BUILDINGS. KING STREET.

TO be LET, OFFICES, Fixtures complete, at
£l2, £2O, and £24 per annum ; also DOUBLE
OFFICE, Warehouse attached, consisting of five rooms, at .1100
per annum,--Apply to J. N. Holmes.

MO be LET, Furnished, a good Family HOUSE,
in Church-street, Woodside, for one or two years,
containing breakfast, dining, and drawing room, and beds to accom
modate a large faray.—Address M. 2, Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

r

INSTRUCTION IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.

/TR. HUBER, Professor of the German Lan-
-1.31' guage, Attends Schools and Private Families, and
Receives Papiti st his own residence, 60, Bedford-street North,
Abercromby.scriare.

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG GENTLENIEN,
GRASSENDALR PARK,.AIGBURTH.
The DUTIES of the ,Misses 11 I I.I3TDIN'S Establishment wi 1 Le
RESUMED on TUESDAY, the 20th inst.

OCK FERRY, CHESHIRE.

The DUTIES of Miss WILLIAMS' Establishment for Young
Ladies will be RESUMED on MONDAY, the 26th inst.
Rock Park, January 1, 1857.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.—
Mr. W. CLERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces
that his ACADEMIE is OPEN for the SEASON. Day and Even-
ing Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile Class on Satur-
days, at Two o'clock. Schools and Families attended. Private
Tuition at any hour.

iEE HOUSE, QUEENSFER PLY, near CHESTER

the above Establishment, for the BOARD and EDUCATION of
YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE BoYB, Conducted by Mrs.
EDWIN HOWELL (late ^lies Jane Warbreck, of Fleetwood), will
be RE-OPENED on Thursday, January 22m1, 1857.

VACANCIES FOR TWO PUPILS.

IVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INT6ITUTION.

UPPER SCHOOL.
Rev. J. S. HOWSON, ALA , Principal.
MILITARY PUPILS are prepared in this school for the Open
Artillery Competition, at Wodlwich, and for the East India Com-
pany's Seminary, at Addiicombe, &_:. Boa ders are received by
the Rev. C. W. Uivneawood, 31 A., vice-Principal; and by other
Masters, The school will re-open 31st January. General prospec-
tuses may be obtained from

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.

LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE,
MOUNT STREET.

President, Thomas Thornely, Esq., M.P.
High School Principal,
Commercial School Mr. biacllveen.
Evening School,
School (f Art . Mr. Finnie.
The next QUARTER will commence on MONDAY, Jan. sth, 1857.
Prospectuses ni,,y be obtained on application either personally at
the Institute, or by letter to

ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary.

L CK BGIO SitTMOOL.H 0 USE,

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

ITIVERPOO LADIES' COLLEGE,
BLACKBURN HOUSE, HOPE STREET.

President, Thomas Thornely, Esq., M.P.,
Chairman, George Holt, Esq.,
Principal, Miss Ellison.
The next TERM will commence on MONDAY, Jan. 12th, 1857.
Prospectuses may be obtained on application to
ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary.

COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
7, PERCY STREET,
CONDUCTED BY MR. R. WANDS.
Mr. R. W. begs to announce that he has REMOVED his
Academy from 46, Chithma-street to 7, Percy.street.
MASTERS.
Mr Stewart Writing M. L'bermitte French
Dr. Retslag German Mr. Norbury .........Drawing
Mr. Gallagher....
The Duties of the above Academy will be Resumed on Monday,
the 12th of January.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

LIVERPOOL AND B EFLAST.

The splendid Iron Steam-ships
BLENIIELW. Capt. G. FITZSIMO)M
AND
WATERLOO Capt. P. QUAYLE,

Are intended to sail as under (with or without a gilt),

FROM LIVERPOOL (CLARENCE DOCK.)

WATERLOO ..Tuesday. 6th Jan .... I o'clock, evening
14 LEN HE I 51.... Thursday, fl!li Jan o'clock 4 night
WATERLOO .. Friday, 9th Jan gi o'clock, night
B LENHEIM Monday, 12th Jan ....11 o'cleck, night
WATERLOO ..Tuesday, 13th Jan ....11} o'4lock, night
BLENH ... Thursday, 15th Jan 12 o'clock, night
WATERLOO . Friday, 16th Jan 12 o'clock, night
BLENHEIM—. Monday, 19th Jan .... 5 o'clock, afternoon
WATERLOO ..Tuesday, 20th Jan 6 o'clock, evening
6 LEN HEIM—. Thu sday 220 d Jan .... 74 o'clock, e, ening
WATEPLOO .. Friday, 23rd Jan 84 o'clock, evening ,a;
BLE N H mlM.....Monday, 26th Jan ....10 o'clock, night
WATERLOO —Tuesday, 27th Jan .... 11 o'clock, night
BLE \in EIM Thursday, 29th Jan ....12 o'clock, night
WATERLOO Friday, 30th Jan .... 12 o'clock, night
Returning from from Belfast every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
CABIN FARE (including Steward's Fee), 10s.
DECK or STEERAGE, 4s.
Apply to Messrs.OolLßY, Mo RE, and Co., Ingram-court, Fen-
church street, London; Mr. JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street,
Manchester ; Messrs. R. and C. LANGTRY, Belfast ; or to
LANGTRYS & CO., Water-street. Liverpool.

NOTE —Shippers are particularly requested to have each package
of their goods legibly marked or addressed, and eaeh lot accom-
panied by a shipping note, otherwise the Company cannot be
responsible for the due delivery of the same.
INCREASED STEAM COMMUNICATION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

Co be Ed.

PARTIES WANTING TO RENT HOUSES
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

DARTIES having HOUSES or LAND to LET
OR SELL, SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE—SIXPENCE

GOOD BUSINESS PREMISES to be LET,
within ten yards of the Wapping Railway Station,
Shops. Offices, and Sailrooms. Also, Warehouse and Forwarding
Rooms.—Apply to Mr. Crellin. 73, Lime-street.

TO be LET, in Prince's-terrace, Bootle, with
immediate possession, a HOUSE.—Apply to Mr.
Aylward, General News Office, 82, Lord-street.

rpo be LET, and entered upon immediately,
t Three Large SHOPS in Naylor-street, St. Helen's,
_
with plate glass windows in one—a corner one ; the other two
joinlog.—Apply to Mr. Wilmot Hutton, Agent.

1v be LET, a handsomely furnished Drawing
or Dining ROOM; also, One or Two BEDS. Parties
requiring comfort, and genteel apartments, will find the above
worthy of notice. Within three minutes' walk from Woodside
Ferry.—Address C. 28, Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

TO VOCALISTS.

WANTED, a number of LADIES and
GENTLEMEN, to form a GLEE PARTY, for the
St. George's Hall Saturday Evening Concerts. None but good
readers need app!y. Personal application must be made at 16,
Greek-street, London Road, between the boors of One and Four.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

£1,843 19i. 3d. STOCK.

F RISBY, DYKE Co., 58, 60, 62, and 64,
LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Inform their Customers end the Public generally. that they have
succeeded in purchasing of the Trustees of the Estate the Stoek
of Rawson and Williamson' of Leicester. The whole of this stock has
been purchased during the last eight months, and the greater portion
cf it within the last two months, it is consequently quite new, and
in most excellent condition.

ABSTRACT
Silks .4'114 4 7
Velvets and Crapes 141 15 4
Mantle Cloths..
Dresses?..
Sewed Muslins
1. ace Goods
Ribbons
Velvet Trimmings .. 113 10 6
Fancy Scarfs 43 4 6
Albin Ties ,
Cambric Handker-
ch'efs . 21 18 2
Cloth Mantles...... 84 11 0
The above Stock will be re-n
THIS DAY, and following days, t
58, 60, 62 & 64, LORD-

OP STOCK.

Silk and Velvet do .. 57 17 I 0
Fuss

Straw Bonnets, &c.. 106 3 1
Millinery, Bonnets,
&c. 96 10 2
Flowers and Feathers 18 0 0
'Fringes and Braids.. 116 17 8
Gloves
Hosi.ry 8 7 1

Haberdashery ..
Para,.olB

55 14 10
30 17 0

.e 1,843 19
Larked and offered for Sale on

STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CARPETS! CARPETS!

FRISBY DYKE, and CO.;
58, 60, 62, & 64, LORD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL.
Announce to their Friends and the Public generally, that they•
have just adled this important branch to their business.
This department embraces
TAPESTRY CARPETS, BRTTSSELS, VELVET PILES,
KIDDERMINSTER, DRUGGETS,
STAIR CARPETS,
HEARTH RUGS, INDIA AND COCOA MATTINGS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

THE TUCKEIThIAN INSTITUTE.

The annual tea party of the Tuckerman Institute
Temperance Society took place in the Domestic Mission
House, Bedford street, Toxteth Park, last night. The
rooms were gracefully and appropriately decorated. An
organ has been recently presented to the institution by
r. Timothy Jevons, on which several performances took
place during the evening. It was announced that Mr.
Lawrence Ileyworth, M.P., would preside, but that gen-
tleman was prevented from attending by engagements
which unavoidably detained him in Gloucestershire. On
the motion of Mr. Junes, the chair was taken, amid loud
applause, by the Rev. Francis Bishop, formerly minister of
the poor to the institute. The Chairman opened the
proceedings with an able and interesting address. In
expressing his regret at the absence of Mr. Heyworth,
tatfretooeulitne'same position in regard to toe (molting
customs of the country as that gentleman had so long
and so honourably maintained. In sitting among them
that evening, he said he could not but experience some
sadness of emotion when he remembered that he
and they were no longer so closely connected as
they had been once ; but with this thought min-
gled a feeling of the highest pleasure, when he
saw so many together zealously promoting the
good of their fellow-men, maintaining their own
good resolution, still holding fast to the plough to
which they had put their hands years ago, and guiding it
over the moral soil of the land, seeking to cultivate that
soil, and produce fran it the plants of true temperance
and sobriety. The Chairman, in eloquent and feeling
language, alluded to the recent death of ono who had
spread the temperance cause among tens of thousands,
and made it honoured and respected among► all parts of
the world,—the late venerated Father Matthew. He
then proceeded to urge on his hearers the moral benefit
of temperance, and its power to reform a character even
after many relapses, and read several striking incidents
of such results from the writings of Dr. Tuckerman.
The Chairman also gave several details of his own
recent experiences in promoting the temperance cause
in Manchester. After the Chairman's address, the choir
sang an appropriate Christmas song, ani introduced
several other pieces during the course of the evening.
The meeting was also addressed by Mr. Williams and
other gentlemen, and a most agreeable, as well as a
profitable evening's entertainment was enjoyed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

These Ates are recommended by eminent Chemical authority for purity, fragrance and strength, and will
compare successfully with the best Brands, without exception, to be:found on the market.

SOLE AGENT-W. W. DORRINGTON,

26, NORTH JOHN STREET.

STORES-3, EXCHANGE STREET WEST.

F U R S.

- - -- - -
PURCHASERS will do well to inspect the Largo STOCK of Genuine FURS at J. CRIPPS'S
Establishment, 14 and 16, Bold-street. Burrs nay rely on all Furs sold, being as represented, if dyed or
"topped," they will be wild as such; for the perfection recently attained to in colouring Furs, renders it difficult for any but judges to
detect, ti :l worn. Complete SETS, including Muff, Cuff, and Boa, Two Guineas and a-half. in real Ermine, Miniver, Mink, and
Chinchilla; ditto, in Musquash. One Guinea; ditto, in dark Sables and Sable-tail, from Five Guineas to Twenty Pounds. Furs
Cleaned and Altered.

.----.......
SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK', AND FUR WARE3OUSE,
14, AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR.

COALS FOR EXPORT AND SHIP'S STORES,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

FREE CHUI?Cif LECTURES.

Last Sunday morning the Rev. A. Macionald, takieg for
his subject, "Is faith voluntary, or can we believe as we
like?"—laid down the position that there are certain
natural laws of belief. In all rational faith there must
be certain reasons for believing. When evidence is
clearly and fairly before us, we believa accJrding to that
evidence. In vain will you ask an honest jury to give a
verdict in opposition to the evidence. They must believe
the accused guilty or not guilty, according to the pro) f
advanced. Belief are no more a mater of the will than
seeing and hearing is a matter of the will. I must see
or bear, as my organs are impressed by the objects. I
must believe as my understanding is affected by the evi-
dence. My likings and my wishes, and my passions, and
interests may all be on the opposite side, but truth
is inexorable, when the evidence is clearly before
me, I must believe, not as I like or wish, but as
the evidence determines. When, however, the mat-
ter is obscure, or there are arguments on both
sides, it is then possible for me to take a one-sided view
on the subject. I can attend :to arguments of a certain
class only, I can read only the books that favour my
previous likings and interests, I can call up coolnesses
such as I find it convenient to examine, and can ignore
the rest, and thus in a certain round about and clumsy
way, I can manage to be unfair to the evidence, and se
believe as I like.

The topic of the evening was "The fate of
Judas." What became of Judas the traitor is a
historical question of not much importance in itself,
but chiefly as throwing light on the early records of
Christianity, If, on attentively comparing the accounts
respecting Judas, it should appear that there is not one
harmonious and consistent narrative, but two distinct
conflicting conditions, then the impression would be
inevitable, that as opposite statements cannot both be
true, these have obtruded themselves into the New
Testament some narratives which are not historical.
By comparing Matt. xxvii. 1-10 with Acts i. 15 26, the
following variations and descrepancies appear . —lst.
Judas died by falling headlong, and also hanged himself.
2d. Judas bought a field, but it was the priests that
bought it. 3d. The field of blood was so named, because
of Christ's blood—but it was so named because of
Judas's blood, he having died in the field. 4th. There
is a prophecy fulfilled in Jeremy, which is not these.
sth. The quotations from the 69th and 109th Psalms,
were not meant as prophecies respecting Judas, but are
imprecations on the then living adversaries of the writer.
We cannot be certain that Judas killed himself. But
his character could not be all evil. flu acted more
nobly than Peter, he confessed and made restitution of
the wages of iniquity, and bore honourable testimony to
the innocence of Christ.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

Soy Z tat.

:" DAN WEBSTER."
Just imported from the Havana,
Some Cases CIGARS, of this cod other celebrated Brand..
Apply to R. MORRISON & CO., 3, Old Hall,
Oldhall-street.

PEACHES, PINE APPLES, *OYSTERS, LOBSTERS,
SALMON, &c..
Fresh in Hermetica.ly Sealed Tins of 21bs. each,
Just received from an eminent American Establishment.
In quantities to suit purchasers.
Samp:es may be seen and tasted at

Messrs. H. MOTTRAM & CO.'l

Ps, 34, Oldhall-street.

PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT.
A cheap, durable, and perfectiy Waterproof Roofing,

ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT.
W. W. POWEL
Office and Warehouse-8, CABLE-STREET.

T. GEORGE'S HALL.

THIS EVENING AND TO-MORROW, JAN. 6 AND 7.

IMMENSE SUCCESS !

MONS. JIILLIEN'S BAND,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

I to 4 lines..

5 or 6 lines
7 or 8 lines
g or 10 lines ..
11, 12, or 13 lines...
14, 15, or 16 lines...
Every ad(i'nl two lines

All advertisements
CHARLES WILLNER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

ASSISTED BY

MADAME. GASSIER,

lIERR CARL FORMES,

A ND

MR. CROFT,

W. OSE RECEPTION LAST EVENING WAS UNPRECSDENIED.

RESERVED SEATS, 23 6(1 ; PROMENADE, Is; GALLERY, Is.

MUSIC FOR THE MIL LION

To learn street music, you only need go
To Sesenty.nine Dale-street, where y u will find
A master el talent, whose genius doth show
In playing the Accordeon, to strengthen the mind.
The Flutina. as graceful, is laugh, with success,
Whose soft thrilling notes are delightful to hear;
While the. chaste Concertina doth m,gic express,
To gladden the heart when rude smote is near.
The name is GEORGE JORDAN. whose fame is well known
The Cornopean, Saxhorn, and Flute he repairs ;
Thus, Musical Insttuments, when old they are grown,
He manages neatly to powerful airs.
He in Accordeons and Flutinds too,'
And Concertinas unrivalled for sweetness of tone;
Now, Ladles and Gentlemen, he promises you
To teach you those instruments sweetly, you'll own.

TAE ART OF PLAYING on the Accordeon, Flutina, or Concer-
tina taught in a superior style, in a few easy Lessons, for Ten Shillings.
Accordeons, Flutings, Concertinas, Music Boxes, Cornopians, Sax-
horns, Trombones, Clarionens, Flutes. Violins, and every other
article In the Ain sisal line of the best make, cheaper than any other
establishment. Ev,ry description of Musical Instruments tuned,
epaired, or taken in exchange at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

REDUCTION OF FREIGHT'

SHIPPERS are respectfully informed, that the RatebrPreigb;
by the Mail Steamers of this Line, from Liverpool to Nevrfork,
Reduced to THREE POUNDS per Ton, and 5 per cent primage•
D. & C. MAC IVER, 14. Water-street.
,
Liverpool, Dec. 17, 1856.

STEAM T 0 NEW YORK AND (vie. JAMAICA) Ir°
CHAGRES.
The undernoted or other First-class screw-steso
ships, willsailfrom
' N LIVERPOOL FOR BOSTON AND NO
YORK,
Once a month, until further notice,
(the extended service being Twice a Month,when the ships 110'

building are completed),
JURA.... .... Capt Moodie I ANDE5........ CaptM'Artbdt
ETNA .. Copt Miller EMEU Cap t Small .$
Passage moneyt o Boston (beyond which port passenger 8 eon
be booked), Includingprovisions and steward's fee, but withOr
wines or liquors , which can be obtained on board--Cabin .€113,1)
,el 5, according tctheaccommodation ; Second Cabin £l2. I p
Apply in Halifax to Samuel Cunard; in Boston ,to 8. S. bewloPo
New York ,to Edward Cunard; in Havre, to Donald Currie,2l,Coo
d'Orleans ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boulevard des Itallen,
In London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street; in 0'
gow, to Georgt and Jamesßurne,9 ,Buchanan-street,and in Div'_.
pool to

D. & r,, MAC IVER, 14, Water-street. ,
As soon ns goods are going for Canada, and any quantity esti
'ortland, these \Tense...will nil there.

SrozarE.

------- .
~.,_
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPO
...-, AND HAVRE.
-.A .
\\•\
BALBEC ITALIAN'
\ , . --).-
% Captain flarig--°D
or other suitable steamers, are intended •..0; • s'aCialP(wtaimth Loirtt:l'le;l'
out pilots) from the Huskisson (or other) Dock, as follow:--
FROM LIVERPOOL to HAVRE, DIREC.T.
B ALBEC....
63- Shippers MUB idescribe in theii Shipping Noteathecontelli
their Packages.
For particulars apply, in Havre or Paris, to Donald Curlitf
°,
in London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street ; in Glasgow„&sil'
and J. Burns,g, Buchanan-street; in Manchester, to John w ''''"
77A, Market-street; or here to
'URNS & MAC IVER. 10. Water-street'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting of the council of the Chamber
of Commerce was held yesterday, Chatles Holland,
Esq , the President, in the chair. After the routine
proceedings, several recommendations froia the special
committee, as to the government of the library, were
adopted, and the accounts for the purchase of additional
books and shelves were passed, and ordered to be paid.
The following members were appointed as a deputation
to the Commercial Congress in London—viz., the
President, Vice-President, Mr. C. Bushell, and Mr.
Heath. Among the communications were letters on the
subject of Registration of Partnerships, enclosing the
heads of a bills for that purpose ;—on the adoption of a
uniform system of payment and allowances in the pur-
chase and sale of produce in the valions ports of the
kingdom ; and on the late case of Kingsford versus
Merry, involvina the security of warrants for goo is—all
of which were referred to the committee on commercial
law. It was referred to the communications committee
to prepare the report, and make the necessary arrange-
ments for the annual general meeting to be held on the
2nd proximo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

GOOD ELECTRO PLATE

S an excellent substitute for the more costly
I
article of Silver Plate, which can be accurately copied
In every detail. it can be made at any price, according to the
material used, and the thickf ess of Silver put on. In Spoons and
Forks three qualities are kept, aa being in size, shape, and
ppearance, the same as Silver, namely--
PLAIN FIDDLE PATTIRN• No. I. No. 2. No. 3.
le d. s. d. a 8 a d.
310 0 210 0 1 10 0
3 10 0 210 0 1 10 0
210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0
210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0
110 0 1 s 9 014 3
010 0 0 8 6 0 5 9
05004 g 0 9 4
1 0 0 0 17 0 011 6
05004 0 0 3 0
0 2 3 0 110 0 1 6

Table Spoons, per dozen
Table Forks, 15
Dessert Spoons, „
Dessert Forks, „
Tea Spoons, ~ • • .....
Gravy Spoons, eael,
Sauce Ladles,
Soup Ladles,
Sugar Tongs, 31
Salt Spoons,

DISMO
ISILVERM
CORNER OF-noLa.sTa

ITH,7
LE ET

LIVERPOi

IRON 11.0*RDI ES.

T H. PEAKE'S MANUFACTORY
• REMOVED from 100, Dale-street, to
44, WOOD-STREET, BOLD-STREET,

(Opposite the Music Hall.)
IRON HURDLES, from .... 3s 6d each
IRON FIELD GATES, from ...21s Od ~

VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL

WILL FIND
COMFORT AND ECONOMY

AT
WHITEM ALS
YNTEONNV Bs
QVANRSEW ICK HOTEL
In the centre of Liverpool. Ten minutes' walk from the Landing.
stage, Exchange, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, and two
minutes' from St. George's Hall and North Western Railway, and in
clove vicinity to the principal Theatres.
RESTAURANT.
A SPLENDID AND COMMODIOUS DINING ROOM.
LJoints, Is. 3d. Plates, Pd. Soups, 6d.
Chops, 6d. Fish. 10d.
Cup of Tea or Coffee. 4d.
BED AND BREAKFAST, 25 6d.
A Night Porter in attendance.

A PLASANT AND COMFORTABLE
BOOM LADIES' DINING AND
SITTING .

Warm Paths, Kniv: s, Forks, and Spoons, for hire.

Superior Port and Sherry, 5s per ottle.
Bitter Ale and Stout, 2id per Glass.
Diane Ale and Stout, 2d per Glass.
W. E. WRITEm AN, PROPRIETOR,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

OIL OLD rus, &c.

From hiving recently purchased every thine in this department
the stock will be found to cmtain nothing but the newest, most
fashionable, and useful goods.
F. D. and Co. are also enabled to give increased accommodation
to their

FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
Which incudes
DAMASKS, TABLE COVERS, CORNICES,
BLANKETS, CONTERPANES. &c.,

60, LORD-STREET.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.

ARRELLED NATIVE OYSTERS,
AT

SHAW'S

LONDON OYSTER STORES,
31, BA',NETT STREET, AND 8, EIACKIN'S HEY.

FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES.
WIIYALLS has the pleasure to inform his
• Friends and the Public that he ha
NOW ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF

PICCOLO, COTTAGE, AND GRAND PIANO-FORTES,
By B ROA DWOOD COLL tRD & COLLARD, HOPKINSON, &C.,
On Sale nt Planufacturers' Prices.

MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS SUPVLIED.

28, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
JUST RECEIVED, beautifully Illustrated,
D'ALBERT'S & JULLIEN'S MUSIC ALBUM
' FOR 1857.
ALL SHEET MUSIC HALF PRICE.
AT

W. RYALLS'
PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC REPOSITORY,
11 A MILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD.

FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTEi.
AATRYALI S has the pleasure to inform his
Friends and the Public that he has
NOW ON HAND A CHOI+ STOCK OF
PICCOLO, COTTAGE, AND GRAND PIANO.FORTES,
BY BROADWOOD, COLLA, D & COLLARD, HOPKINSON &C.,
On Sale at Manufacturers' Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

ij3ttbllcat long.

TO QUAPIIILLE PARTIES.—AII the Newest
DANCE MUSIC, by D'Albert, Jullien, and the
most celehrated Composers, at HALF-PRICE. A large Selection of
the above slightly soiled at One-third of the published price, at W.
H. Dhvies's, Plano forte and Music Warehouse, 2, Mafford-street,
London Road.

RT JOURNAL FOR 1857.

PUBLISHER'S AGENT,
J. LAVER, 18, ST. ANNE-STREET.

AUSTRALIAN PAPERS, by the Red Jacket,
on SALE, at Aylward's General News Office, 82,
Lord-st-eet.

TO TOBACCONISTS, HOSIERS, CHEMISTS, &c.
TJ. DALTON & CO., Coal Merchants, Estate
AgentP, &c., 35, South John—Street, have to LET,
near Lord-street, near St. George's Hall. Scotland-road, also at
Birkenhead, &c., flrst.class SHOPS, suitable for any business.
Rents low. Rents and Debts collected.

WILLIAM BUTCHER,

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

18, RICHMOND-ROW, LIVERPOOL

RIZE CAPE SHEEP.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

PERSIA
ARABIA
ASIA
CANADA ..

CAMBRIA ..- Captain Douglas.
The under-noted or other-Vessels are appointed to Sail
From LIVERPOOL.

. Saturday, the 10th Jan
.Saturday, the 17th Jan
Saturday, the 24 th Jan
... Saturday, the 31st Jan

PERSIA ... For New York
ARABIA .... For Boston :.
AFRICA .... For New York.... .......
NIAGARA . For Boston

PROM AIIERICA

CANADA .. From Boston w Wednesday, 31st Dec.
EU ROPA From New York Wednesday, 7th Jan.
NIAGARA .. From Boston Wednesday, 14th Jan.
ASIA .. From 'Sew York .... Wednesday, 2lst Jan.
AMERICA .. From Boston Wednesday, 28th Jan.
The Passengers and Goods for New York are intended to be
landed at Jersey City, within the juthdiction of the Custom-house
of New York.
Passage Money from Liverpool to Halifax and Boston:—Chiel
Cabin, Twenty-five Guinea., • second Cabin. Fifteen Guineas. To
New York, direct:—Chief dabin, Thirty Guineas; Second Cabin,
Twenty Guineas. These rates include Steward'. Fee and Provisions,
but without Wines or Liquors,which can be obtained on board.
Dogs charged Five Pounds each.
These Steam-ship, have accommodation for a limited number of
Second Cabin passengers .
Passengers are allowed twenty cubic feet of personal luggage,
free of freight, but the agents do not guarantee to reserve room
for more than that quantity, and they will be charged freight
on their personal luggage when it exceeds half a ton measurement•
G• To prevent disappointment or difficulty, Passengers are
respectfully informed that packages of merchandise will not be
allowed to be shipped as luggage, or with their luggage.
Passengers are not permitted to go on board by the steamer that
takes the Mail.
Parcelswill he received at the Officeof the Agents here until SO
o'clock on the Friday Evenings previous to Sailing .
Letters for Consignees or others, must pass through the Poste
office. None will be received at the Office of the Agents.
Apply, in Halifax, to Samnet Cunard ; in Doston.to S. S. Letela
in New York ,to Edward Cunard; in Havre, to Donald Currie, 21'
Quaff d'Or teens ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boul. des Italics'',
to London, to J. B. Foord , 2, Old B road-street; in Glasgow, to 01
and J. Burns ; andin Liverpool to
D. & C. MAC IVER, 14, Water-street.
The PERSIA, for NEW YORR DIRECT, will sail on Saturef,
3rd Jan. The steam-tender SATELLITE will leave the Landing
Stage, opposite the Baths, George's Pier, at Eight &doer'
morning, of that day, with the Passengers for the PERSIA.

BRITISH. AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAID

STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

BOTTLED BY

GEORGE BOYER AND CO.,
28 and 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
EXTRAORDINARY NEW NOVELTIES
Also, a very Cheap Lot of German Toys, Pearl and
Gold Beads, Ornaments, Head Dresses. ReCcules, Bags, Work
Boxes, Fancy French Goods in every variety, Bracelets, Brooches,
Buttons, Fans. just received at the FRENCH BAZAAR, No. 25,
BOLD-STREET. A Bankrupt's Stock of Brushes only 9d each.

OREIGN LIQUEURS.

Per bottle.
Maraschino de Zara ss. Od.
Curagoa ..
Noyau de Martinique
Copenhagen Cherry Cordial, Heering's celebrated
make .....

GEORGE BOYER AND CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
28 and 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

NOTIOE TO ADVERTISERS.
V"..:11 LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS can be displayed at the
Stations on the Lines.—Application to be made to
the Railway Advertising Office, 13, Bennett's-hill, Birmingham.—
Messrs. W. H. SMITH and SON, Contractors.—Mr. I'LaNT (their
Agent), visits Liverpool every Monday.

-H. P. PRIEST'S LIST of HOUSES and
LAND TO BE SOLD is now being prepared for
publication, in due course, in January next.
Cheshire Offices for Sale ac.d Letting of Land and Hous:s—
Market-crors Chambers, Birkenhead.
Office in Liverpool—) 0, James street (near top of Lord-street).
Address—H. P. Palau., Birkenhead.

DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTHACHE!!
THE WHITE GUTTA PERCHA ENAMEL;
FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH,

AND THE
ROYAL TOOTH POWDER,
For Cleansing and Purifying the TEETH and GUMS.
This invaluable preparation has been introduced by Messrs.
GABRIEL, theold.established Surgeon Dentists, of 112, DUKE.
STREET, LIVERPOOL; and 33, taudgate.hlll, London.
*.* Price Is. 6d. per box, withfull directions enclosed; or will br
sent free by post on receipt of 20 stamps.
N.B.—Every one can use the Enamel, as full directions ar
enclosed In each box.

To be had from the following chemists:—Messrs. E. Roberts,
64, Bold-street; Walker, 20, Renelagh-street; T. J. Williams, 79,
Lord-street ,And 6, Argyle-street, 'Birkenhead ; Jones, 6, Paradise.
street, and 94, London-road; H. Jones, 1, King-street, Marine-
view, Egremont; John Oliver, Ig, St. James's-place; Joel. Kirke's,
mi.l-street and Bootle; John Angior, St. James's-street; W. K.
Sanders, Falk ner- street Robert Price, Brovanlow-hill; Leadheater,
Vauxhall-road; Joseph; Gill, Blackstone-street; Jackson, Nether-
field-road North; Smith, Fuller, & Co., 43, Great Homer-street;
Messrs. Troughton and Hockin. Old Hall-street, and Liscard; Wal-
ker and Gray, Tranmere; T. Priestly, Lore-street; H. Jones,
Berry-street; and sold by most of the Chemists in town and country.
Chemists and Druggists will procure the Stopping on advantageous
terms from James B. Jackson, Druggist's Sundry I,Varehousse, Post-
office,place, Liverpool.

Asit'for Messrs:GA BRIEL'S GUTTA PERCHA STOPPING.
Messrs. GABRIEL, Surgeon Dentists, may be consultel free of
barge daily, from Ten to Seven,
AT 112. DUKE-STREET. i.IVERPOOL.

Vubitc Natfteo.

WIRRAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT
SOCIETY.
eiVIEMBERS are Reminded that the ANNUAL
111 DINNER will take place at the Monks' Ferry Hotel,
ou 7 11UR3DAT next, the Bth inst., at 5 p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

Ciqilto thittion

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Wednesday,
the 14th instant, at one o'clotk at the Brokers' office,
3, liork.bulldings, Dale-street, the barque LOUIS
NAPOLEON, 3C.2 tons register Length, 121 feet
2-10'.hs; beam, 27 feet ; depth, 15 feet. Built st Neva Scotia, in
18513 of good materials; is a large carrying ship, having delivered
nearly 630 tons of coal ; will class for our years. In King's Dock.
—Apply to Messrs. Miller. Houghton & Co., or ROBERT A. MUNN
and CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 3, York-
buildings, Dale-street. Liverpool.

Unless previously disposed of by private treaty.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Thursday, the 15th inat,

at 3 o'clock, at the Brokers' salero-om, 5 Yoik
build-
- in; s, Dale st , the fine new A 1 brigantine GENERAL
WENDT-IAM, about 150 tons o M., g 7 tons register.
•
1 ength 81 feet 5-16ths ; breadth. 20 feet 8-10ths depth,
..st feet 8-10ths, Built at Bathurst, N. 8., in 1856, prin.
cipally of the best well seasoned heckmatac, and classed
seven years at Llold's. Her frame and planking are extra size, and
the fastenings fore and aft are unusually heavy for a vessel of her
size ; she Is copper-listened, flat in the floor, and will shift witliout
ballast. To any one wanting a vessel for the coasting trade she is
very desirable. Lyinz in the King's Dock.—For further particulars
apply to CUNARD, BRETT & AUSTEN, Brokers for the purchase
and sole of Ships, 5, York build ngs, Dale-street; and 150, i.eaden-
hall-street, London.

Unless previ Italy disposed of by Private Treaty
FOR SALE BY AUC nos, on Thursday, the
7 % 15th inst., at three o'clock, at the Brokers' saleroom,
foss Y,ric Buildings, Dak street, the fine A 1 Brit'sh
built schoo- er G,,,0RG1 A NA; 178 tons per register.
Length, 88 feet 7-10ths ; breadth, 19 feet 3 10th: ;
depth, 13 feet s.loths. Built in Turnchapel Dockyard, Plymouth,
In 1849, and eassed A I for 13 years. Has ci charged on her last
voyage from Bristol Channel to Mediterranean 270 tons iron, an'
will stow g 0 tons measurement goods, with 50 t vie iron balla t;
has always teen kept in the bast possible orthr ; sheathed very high
with yellow metal in the latter part of 1851; sails eery (tut, having
made two voyagA, one from London and the other from Liverpool,
to Constant nop!e, each time in 28 days ; and on her last passagehoile
from Syra, beat all clipper schooners which sailed with her. Lying
in George's Dock.—Apply to CUNARD, BRETT & AUSPF:N,
Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York Buildings, Dale
street, Liverpool, and 150, Leadenhall street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

FRENCH AND GERMAN

ONSIEUR HUSSON begs to inform his
1. pupi's and friends that his courses in the above
languageh will RE OPEN on the 15th of January.
Ladles' Classes four times a week.
Classes and Private Lessons for Gentlemen every evening.
Pupils advanced enough may be taught German through French,
and vice versa.
Pdvatelessons continued during the vacations.
7, Huskisson.street, t,o doors from Bedford-street.

CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
42, HUSKISSON-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(Opposite St. Bride's Church.)
Cmiducted by Messrs. BUTTER.; & SHEPHERD, both for several
p ars .4 ssistant hi:livers at the Rev. W. C. Greene's School,
Hope-street, Liverpool.
The spitem of educat'on is the same as that adopted in Mr.
Greene's spool, which they assisted to carry out, and trom which
the boys have derived so much advantage.
French by Messrs. BRUGIERE and DUPONT.
German, Mapping, Drawing, Painting, Sketching from Nature,
Modelling, in connexion with a regular course of lessons and lec-
tures (illustrated by diagrams and experiments) on Arts and
Sciences, and Higher Mathematics, by HERR K MPA, formerly
assistant of Dr. Hofmann, Professor at the Royal College of Chemistry,
London, and late Tutor at Mr. Greene's School, Clare Mount, near
New Brighton.
The School will re-open on Tuesday, 27th January.

Of (under the Superintendence of Mr. HUGUENIN),
is Open to Gentlemen Every Day, from Nine o'clock morning, till
Nine at eveninc. Class of Young Gentlemen during the Vacation,
Monday and Wednesday, at Ten o'clock morning. Ladies' Class,
at One o'clock every Saturday. Mr. Huguenin attends Ladies' and
Gen' lemen's Schools.

James Johnson, M.D. (late Physician to William IV.), on the
Morbid Sensibility of the Stomach, page 89.—" I cannot too strongly
impress on the minds of parents the necessi of Gymnastic Exer-
cises. Those who, from false or fashionable i,leas, neglect to give
their children the physical a4.vantages which result from this educa-
tion of the corporal powers are answerable for more than half the
bodily ills which beral their offspring in after life. And if they
recollect that the energies of the mind are mainly dependant on the
health of the body, they may probably pe.ceive the moral as well
as the physical advantages of Gymnastics "

T IVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
LITERARY INSTITUTE.

WINTER SESSION.

The LATIN and GRERK CLASSES, conducted by the Rev. GEolton
JOHNSTONE, M.A., will be liesumed on MONDAY EVENING, the 12th
January, 1857, at Half-past Seven o'clock.

FEES 2S. 60. FOR THE HALF SESSION.
The GERMAN CLASS Win meet on SATunDAY EVENING, the 3rd of
January, 1857, at Seven o'clock.
The FRENCH CLASS Will meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 7th
of January, 1857, at Eight o'clock.

FEES, 58. FOR TILE HALF SESSION.
BIBLICAL LITERATURE LECTURES will be Delivered on Wednes-
day Evening, the ich Jaruary, and following Wednesdays, at Eight
o'cLek, by the Rev. JAMES CaANBROOK.
Admiss'on Free to Members of the Institute.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

GEORGE

JORDAN'S

MUSICAL WAREFIOUSE, 7g, DALE STREET
(Opposite Sir Thoma 's Bulidinzs, Liverpool.)

4.ciacuLAß.”
TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL
AND ITS VICINITY,
6, NORTH JOHN STREET,
(Three :Doors from Dale Street.)
Liverpool, Ist January, 1857.

, •
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, •
HAVING acquired a' thorough knowledge of TEA by upwards
of thirty years' experience as a TEA BROKER,--I am induced,
by the promise of liberal support; to Commence Business as a
DEALER,—and respectfully offer you my services.
The present heavy Stock of Tea,—the prospect of annually
Increasing Imports,--and progressive Reduction in the Duty,
present a favourable opportunity for the exercise of judgment;—
and, by an energetic application to busines.. and a scrupulous
attention to the quality of my Selections, I trust to be favoured
with your encouragement,—and to retain your support.
I have the honour to remain,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most Obedient Servant,
THOMAS WARD SHARLAND.
6, NORTH JOHN STREET,
(Three Doors from Dale Street),
LIVERPOOL.
Orders by Post promptly executed. Terms—" Nett Cash."
shipping Orders supplied in "Bond."

TEETH !] IMPORTANT NOTICE. [TEETH
MESSRS. GABRIEL,

THE old established DENTISTS, have the
honour to inform their Patients and the Public that
they may be consulted daily, from Ten tc Seven at their Establish-
ment,

*** 113, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, ***

-where they continue to supply, as for many years past, their:eele
Crated

ENAMELLED AMERICAN 11f INERAL TEETH,
From as. 6d. per Tooth. set, £4 4s. Supesior to any now in nee
Warranted to unswer fully every purpose fa r which nature intended
-the originals. Without Extracting Teeth or Stumps, and without
-Wires of any description, or causing any pain.
By the New and Painless System, One Visit only is required from
Count, y Patients.
in' A PERFECTLY WHITE ENAMEL

'for Decayed Front Teeth, which entirely supersedes the use of any
.of the Amalgams now In use, consisting, as they do generally, of
Quicksilver and other Metals, than which nothing can be mere
injurious to the Teeth and constitution generally.
The WHITE ENAMEL is a non-matellic preparation, and re-
quires to be seen to be appreciated.
Only to be obtained of Messrs. GABRIEL, at their Establish-
silents,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-06

NEW DEPARTMENT.--EVENING AND BALL DRESSES.

T CRIPPS begs to announce that he has ADDED the above Department to that of the SHAWLS
0 • MANTLES, FURS, and SILKS, and that he believes it is conducted on a lower scale of profit than has ye
been attempted. Light and elegant FLOUNCED DRESSES, Ten Shil ings and Sixpence to One Guinea each, in gond taste and area
variety. All the new leading SILKS, in Broeade, Chine, and Velvet Flounces, from Three to Fifteen Guineas the robe.

SILK, SHAWL, MANTLE' AND FUR WAREHOUSE,
14 AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

JOHN CRIPP S. PROPIZTOR.

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE.
BECK WITH-S TREE T, P A RK-L AN E.
TOHN GIBBONS and CO. have on Sale a well assorted Stock of BAR, HOOP, SHEET, and ROD
0 IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c., Wholesale and Retail.

C. )
55OrmATONL. S .
TON. i
C AMA...ll'ls to IS2s.rza, TON. B 1 ESIISPERT H O S
lOR . . .. 133 PER FBEST...

Discount for Ready Money, Is in 20s.
BY S. B. JACKSON,
32 , DALE STREET, AND 21, MOSS STR'EET.