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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

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QOUTH LANCASHIRE LIBERAL
REGISTRATION SOCIETY.
ill Literals entitled,to be upon the LIST of VOTERS fin the
southern Division of this County, or who, being already on the list,
have changed their place of abode, or parted with their qualifica-
tion, are requested to apply immediately, either personally or in
writing, at the offices of the above society, Trinity-buildings, 23,
Cable-street, where forms of claim and every infOrthadon and
assistance will be gratuitously afforded.

MERSEY

D OCK

EST-ATE

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE MERSEY• DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD
do Hereby Give Notice, that the INNER BAR of the VIC-
IudIA CHANNEL laving SHOALED UP to low water depths of
feet and 9 feet water, it is inexpedient that it should continue to
be marked as an approach to that Channel; therefore it :sintended
to discontinue the system of Buoying by which the Inner Bar and
Supplementary Chan: el have hitherto been distinguished. The
caner Bar Buoys will be removed to other positions in the Victoria
Clmnnel, and,_together with 111.,1, and hurt Buoya to be substituted-
for the Striped Buoys S.V. I. Nun and Can, will be so moored as to
indicate a nearly straight run between the Outer Bar of the Victoria
Channel and its point of juitet on with the Crosby Channel. The
Buoys, in their new positions will be distinguished by the numeral®
3 and 4, with the initial letter appropriate to the Victoria Channel.
These, and other alterations tending to an improved arrangement,
by equalising the distances between neighbouring Buoys, are
described in detail below, and will becarried into-effect ou the 11th
dayof.August net, or on the earliest day thereafter that the
weather will permit..

DETAIL OF ALTERATIONS
(All Bearings by Compass.)
VICTORIA CHANNEL.

RELATIVIC. CHANGE

immtßovunio ZUOYS..&c., mow

V. 4. Bed Can Buoy with Pe cis,
E. by S. a mile nearly. V. 3.
Black Nun Buoy N. W. #.W.;
of a mile. V. 4. Black Nun
Buoy with Perch E. i a
mile nearly.

I Formby Lightship N.E. by E. 4
E. i mile nearly. V. 4. Black
Nun with Perch E. by S. f S. I
. mile. V.-2. Black Nun Buoy
W. by N. fr-inile.

Formby Lightship N IW. i mile
nearly. "V. 4. Red Can with
Perch S 1E.115 fathoms. C. 2.
Black Nun Buoy E. i S. f mile.
Formby Lightship N. W. north-
erly i mile nearly. C. 2. Black
Nun Buoy E. i N. i mile. V. 4.
Black Nun Buoy with N. i W.
115 fathoms. •
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very Extensive Assortment in every variety of

Finish, which places her in a post

orders with promptitude, and, she veutures to say, with satifaet

Crests and Coats of

9.rmB worked to any Size

N.B.—Patterns sketched upon Ladies' wain Materials on the

Shortest Notice

EXCURSIONN JACKETS

OVERCOATS
WATEI PROOFED.

A GENTLEMANLY STYLE,

AT ECONOMICAL PRICES

E. BURDEN,
TAILOR AND TROITSERS MAKER,

17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL

J. NODDER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

ON SATURDAYS, - •
AB R.Ala A M S O.N BR-O 7
OLD-ESTABLISHED AND WELL RN
CLOCK. SHOT
No. 24, RENSRAW-SIR:
WILL AI.WATS BE
O P E- N AT-DU

El ERS

ANOTHER IMPORTATION

WE beg to inform our numerous Patrons and
the Public that an importation of

FRENCH SHOES
Has been added to our Liverpool-made Stock, which Nvo-

are enabled to offer at the very low price of
TEN SHILLINGS PER PAIR.
stock of a first-elass Parisiaz

They are from the

Manufacturer.
L. LOVELADY AND C(

8, South Joh

L. L. and Co. beg to call attention to their
NEW PREMISES, 2, RANELAGH-PLACE

Opposite the Adelphi Hotel, just opened

STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES

MR. J. II

TTERS,

SURGEON-DENTIST,

48, PERCY-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

I LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, OTITJRCH STREET

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

RIBBONS

FLOWERS, FEATHERS, & PARASOLS

Every Novelty has been received

LIVER ESTABLISUMENT

UNDER HER MAJESTY'S SEAL OF REGISTRATION

G. ILELLIS'S UNIVERSAL WASHING MACHIN}
AND. CHURN,

Is the simplest invention ever introduced to the Public. It is no
more liable to derangement, and occupies little more room than in
ordinary Wash-tub. It does no injury to the most delicate fabrics,
and effectually washes every description of clothes. With its aid a
person can do as much work in three hours as in a whole day
without it, six or seven shirts being. well washed in eight or ten
minutes. It supplies a want long felt, especially by small farnilie

to its great cheapnesS, portability, and requ.
room. These advantages,- combined with its perfect
and efficiency, will render it a really desirable and useful article
in every household.

simplicity

This Machine is admirably adapted for a Churn. It possesses an
agitating action peculiarly favourable to the formation of Butter,
and, on this account, will perform the process of churning con-
sideiably quicker than most Churns now in use. Its simple
construction, ease of .working, and cheapness,"are also ground. of
especial and strong recommendation.
N.B.—Although there is no difference in tlio'Machines, between
those to be used for Churning 'and those for Trashing, yet it is not
expected, on the score of cleanliness, that the same Machine 'O,l
be used for both purposes:

rrLL DIRECTIONS FOIL USING AILS ATTACHED TO EACH MACISINI
T R Y

SIZES AND PRICES, &c
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:0011V irt be d,
C

131°
Il'' Goods will
plinskisson Dc
Apply in Nc
~ roOrd •in 'la
plco ,to

s. 1, ' - STEAM COMMUNACATION BETWEEN
. ). , LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
Berth west side Iluskisson D0ck.7.111. ; ~ --CAMigitadhlA lg
Captain Anderson
1 f • - ... -i- - - BRITISH QUEEN..... ......Captain Harrison.
- BALBEC.. .. .. .
as steamers, are intended to sail (with or without
VEEELY, to HAVRE. direct, as follows :
UERN .
.. .... Monday -July 18 . ..at 12 noon
a required to send a shipping note with each cart
osrtis, ;mid must describe on it the contents of the

Or other M:ffilf=l

„' 20,
BRITISH
)11. , Shipper:
ff• 404 d of

IPsokages.
41, For pabss apply, in Havre, to Donald Carrie, 21, Qnai
;II "'Orleans ;din Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boulevard des Italiens ;
London, to B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G.
4 tlid J. Burns, 9, Buchanan-street ;in Manchester. to John Walker,
k, Markst-street; or here to
50' : , BURNS & MACIVER. 1. Rumford-street.

Artlatth.

STEAId COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND

SLIGO.

Unites prevented by any unforeseen occurrence,
4 \ the undermentioned or other steamers are intended
• e to sail between t'te above ports, with goods and
'NM- passengers (with or without pilots, and with liberty
to tow vessels),
ne splendid and powerful steam-ships
SHAMROCK Captain J. Stewart.
ROSE. Captain M`Loughlan,
G HAND Captain M'Gowan.
it [ruin LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock Basin)
for SLIGO. as follows :

ii Are int

Wednesday
Tuesday ,

ht 9 a.m,
at 10 pan

Wednesday 27 at 9 a.m.
arties sending Goods or Stock, for these steamers, will
et them, specially, to the care of the Agents, here or in
advise the Caine, to prevent mistakes.
equired to be alongside the vessel one hour before the
Lnae of sailing.

larper, Sligo; John Walker, 77A, Market-street,

C. MACIVCft and CO., 1, Rumford-street. Liverpool.

colian.
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in the InApenc

generally

folloWL

eyed it

spirit of reconciliation, s,

'iours to reconcile the phras

Adriatic,' with' the position yet maintain

arm? in the'Ltunliardb•Nenetian territoi
treaty rights of the
,House of Hapsburg ' that part °;
Italy. People belOnging to the entourage of the Emper°,,
and Empress- say in private conversation that Napoleo!:
111. desires to give to Europe a new goof of

moderation.

of

undertaken', deeply feels

in' ws.r carried' on with all the appliances of modern scienm
and that after Magenta and Solferino the sight'of so mall
brave men laid low for his cause produced a great eff,e,
upon that concentrated mind- which is se calm on tbi,"
surface and, apparently so cold. They have reason ,
believe that the relations of the Euiperor-....with
ally have'not always been unmingled with disapPointme
and that he is annoyed
partses in Italy. Judging froM the
Emperor has always displayed for the head;of 0
they infer that he must regret t"
sent situation of Rome. Ut

impressions, and consider
liant success, the result of

longed, could only be. a q

propose a truce with the .c

ie attitude of cer

e struggle, if it were
Lion of time, and the,

obreet of

)--e Virg
ifice;
ty 110 r
IWO
SSi°?,

question may not be more .humanely solved by
than by the sword. The Patrie was mistakert
affirmed that the Emperor of Austria proposedt _ _
pension of hostilities: The initiative was taken-by, Na
icon 111., who sent the first overtures by General d' Crrb
son after a conversation which he had with, this yo 1
officer on the subject of an exchange of prisoners''

It was stated by a leading, dentist of Chicago,,in a recetli
abdres-s to his brethren, that the value of the gold'. plate ofl
leaf used in the United States for the ieplacing and rept"'
of defective teeth, was 2,250/000 dollars. This is a-fact that
tests the existence-of a high civilization, and a good deal of
toothache in that blessed land.
THE BRAVES AND THE BREAD.---1
who lately left for Bohemia, were
presents of eatables and. "smokables

The. prisoner
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

THE DRESS DEPARTMENT

J. CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT,

Exquisite Designs in

FRENCH HUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES,

GREAT VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED MORES, ONE GUINEA EACH, in good taste
BALL AND EVENING CGSTITME.
TRAVELLING AND WEDDING DRESSES.

AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOURNING GOODS OF 'EVERY DESCRIPTION.

DRESSES MADE IF REQUIRED.
THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, -14 AND 16, BOLD-STREET

GEOROE,s

S T.

HOUSE,

5, ST. GEOitGE'S-CRECENT

. _ .
LADIES' AID GENTLEMEN'S WRITING DESKS AND • DRESSLIG 'CASES,'
LAMES' WORK ,BOXES AND' SATCHELS, PAPIER- MACAX 0064.5.: T ;..
CRICKET BATS, ,BALLS, AND ARCRiai ARTICLES,
_„
STEREOSCOPIC FRAMES AND VIEWS
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN FANCY ARTICLES, PERAMBULATORS. '' , .
ALL DIRECT YROX TUE MANUPACTIIRERS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
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e......./ 11..1.11,•••••••,

SHIP PING INTELLIGEI4I

Obi
- Se*
vreieht
HIGH WATER. York di
Morn. Even. Height.. traight
... 9 39.... 10 5..12 5 tareela
peeks;/
WIND turpost
At LivERPOOL,...N.6.W,
9, HOLYHEAD,...W.S.W

MIS DAY

Mori in'
height.
SRITISE
V E D
JaneandE
Pelican (s
Telegraph ,
Bt.,
Tamaulipas (s.s ) .. he
Fury (barque)....•"4lllßSlA.
Somnanth ......
ARA
Anglo Saxon (ss) •
Burmah
+CANADA

,Moderate

A R R

Adelaide Matanzas
Alabama ....St. John, N.B.
Calpe (s.s.) Genoa
Cleveland (s.s.) Danzig
Gannet (s.s.) Dunkirk
Monica Melbourne
Maria Needham. .. Jamaica
Johan Jacoba Danzic
Jenny Lind Boston

Collmar St Thomas
Middleton ..St John, N.B.
Wager Konigsberg
Edouard Ghent
Sea King Boston
Ellen Stewart ....Baltimore
Marie Key Antwerp
Antarctic New York

Horizon

.500,11unop)
,t PERSIA
ARABIA
in ASIA ...

JusticiEt ...
Euphemie
Cambria (ss)
Fear Not . .
Jane

.!‘llOl A D
.4PRIC A

'OUR01)
PERSIA

Mary Russell.... Citi; PERSIA
Fortunate Parodi ... • ARABIA
41
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landed
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MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPC,OI., July 11, i AFRICA
The n
The Caribou, hence to Sydney, N.S.W., with goitiwii
emigrants, was left by the steam-tug Reliance 9th J'ff of New )
Cape Clear, all well. _ A l'as

The Bencoolen, hence to Bombay, was left by the"
tug Rover, 9th July, off Tuskar ; wind S.E., light.
The Edward Herbert, hence, received conii;
damage by fire at Valparaiso. A quantity of her caTi Tuse
ra
destroyed, and five persons wounded by the explosion'
gunpowder

The Monica, Jackson, arrived here from Melbotoll4BeWriac
•ti Pasch
Port Phillip Heads 19th April, in company 111,1 of freigh
Mindora, for Liverpool. She has 33,000 ounces of or
that
Saw a large number of icebergs to the westward Oljeonal lug,
e allowed,
Horn, between lat. 54 and 57 ; was detained eight' a4ta'sen
tit(
soundings, by light baffling winds. 154."' '
The a, from Swansea to Liverpool, which Weeapecttl
shore at Holyhead, on the 4th July, has become
Parcel.
wreck ; materials saved. , 'olook 0
BUENOS AYRES, 31st May : The Velocidade, of LI Letter:
is in a dangerous position. The Prescott is on the lace. /
great danger. Apply
G
The wreck of the Nelly Southard, of Bo,ton, 11-10itrrie,
John N. 8., which was stranded at Grand Menan Poe Xouleval
was sold 18th for 3,500 dollars. Street;
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LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST
The first-class British Steam-,

—ficusw: STEAM-..suirs

Tons. I
AGIA SOFIA .....1600 MACEDONIA
OBONTEs'
* 411507Z1 is, ARCADIA ...... .1200 TIIESSALIA.
LACONIA .. 1300
First iteamer for
SYR A, CON STAN TI NOPLE, AND SALOOIC A ,
With liberty to call at any other port,
The first-class British steamer AGIA SOFIA,
Captain F. T. Parke,
:snow receiving goods at the east side of Nelson Dock, and wall
sail on the 13th of July.
Rates of Freight
)ods, 35s per ton of 40 cubic feet, rand

Tons.
..1500
. 800
.1300

MALTA,

Fbr Malta—M
10 per cent.
For- syra and Constantinople—Fine goods, including all kinds of

fed cottons, woont
t and yarn, COs per tor

printed, dyed, and bleak:
dyed and bleached tw.
For Saloniett—Ditto, 70s per ton.
For Syra and Constantinople-- All kinds of coarse
twist, and grey cloth of all sorts, 408 per ton..
For,Saloniea—Ditto, 50s per ton.

Other. Goods

goods, gray an

gstW• Every precaution will be taken to avoid qu
port of discharge.
• Shippers will please send a shipping note with each cart load of
goods, and declare the contents of the bales in it.
The form of Bills of Lading required for this steamer can be had
only from Mawdcley and Son, 4, Castle-street.
In the event of these steamers being placed in quarantine at any
of the above ports, the goods will require to be immediately taken
away aud transferred to another vessel, depot, or laszaretto, to
perform quarantine at the expense and risk of the shippers or
consignees. This also applies to passengers.
Each passenger will have to pay his own quarantine expenses.
All.the above steamers have superior accommodation for passen-
gers, and are provided withiron safes for specie.
For particulars of freight or passage apply to
PAPA YANNI BROTHERS,
Fenwick-chambers. Fenwick-street. Liverpool.

ptorily, at

airs b gk,urtion.

by private.treaty

FOR SALE-I
the 14th instant,
and Co.'s Saler
ti;,-7ikv•r? ship WALLACE
5-10ths, breadth

previously disposed of

A.IICTI-ON, on Thursday next,
at Cunard, Wilson,
Liverpool, the good
;ter ; length 127 feat
depth 19 feet 5-10ths ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

VOLUNTEER R,IFLE • CORPS

Gentlemen desirous of joining the, VARIOUS VOL GAVEER
CORPS nom forming iz Liostp)ol and Ncighbourha,d, can
inspect the AUTHORISED U.VIFORMS at the Establishment of

BRETT AND JAMES,
MILITARY TAILORS,
3,-SOUTEi CAaTLE s- T t:
LIVERPOOL.

WREN you WANT genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES,
go to JACKSON'S y 2, Ureat Crosshall-street. three doors
from Byrom-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

WILLMER, the Founder, Conductor, and late

Propri

tor of the Northern Daily Times, the first

Daily- Newspaper established in the English

Provinces

MUSENI4 NTS, M RETINGS, &c.
"AL—Dramitic Performance.
Mount Etna, &c.
,AN GALLERY OF AsAromy, Paradise-:tree

.-THIS DAY

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
rat: PA

C.4*-

ulars see adver

meats on Bth page,

TO COEIZESPONDENTS.
ances can we insert communications no
1 by the authors real name and address, not neces

Udder no circurns

s a guarantee of good faith

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1859.
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committee were right,
had spell and gni(' that

Want ,an-.t

. . .
:surer's report they had everything that
was rinht, with both Mr. liutchinson and Mr. Stonehouse
Mr. Hutchinson would rather keep the situation which h(
now held than make any change, but the committee con•
sidered it would be to.their advantage to make the proposei

at all. In tt

Mr°. Bowring said, when he brought forward a resolution,
Considering that Mr. Luya was unfit for duty, and, that he
should' be examined, Mr. Woodniff, wals,the first who said
that they were condemning a man unheard,. He was not
one of those who thought that an old servant should be
neglected to malib room fOr a stranger, considering
all other things equal, and he would vote for Mr. Hutchin-
son ; but, at the same time, he would say of thoSegentlemen
who had left the committee that their opinions were com-'
pletely stifled. He was of opinion that had their view been
taken of matters Mr. Luya would long before have been
found out. He considered the parties to blame were the
members of the executive of the committee. _

which Mr. I

Saine fltrther discussion took place; during
Mosley, Mr. Stitt, M Mr. Clint, Mr. Turner

Parker,

Bidlei, Mr. Beckwith, Mr

. .
Kitchen, Mr. D.yley, Mr.
,ressed their, opinions on the

Mr: s

there appeared—

For—Councillors Stitt, Corbally, §teains, Ryley, Mozley
Sob, Gladstone, Jeffery, Kitchen, iloition, Clint, Beckwith
and Cropper; Alderman. Turner; the Mayor.
.

—Councillors, Anderson, Woodruff, Crellin,
Shi;rimin, Haydock, Holden, Avison, Holme, Bowring,
Rae, Jeffreys, Ridley, Johnson, Robertson Farnyforth,
and Anthony ; Aldermen. Parker, Cooper, Gardner, and
Holme.
The amendment was.therefore lost .

14gain-si

The appointment of Mr. Ilittchinson,,n* inspector,there-
fore stands over to the next council, in accordance with the

regulations.
The appointment of the other managers also were allowed

to stand over.
Mr. Johnson moved that two collectors be appointed at
£lOO a-year each.
Mr. Bowring thought the salary too low; and proposed,
as an amendment, that it be £l2O.
Mr. James Ilobne seconded the amendment, believing
that the additional £2O would procure a very superior class

of men

The amendment was lost by seventeen to seven
;commendation was therefore carried.
Thp general proceedings were confirmed.
E C&TION COMMITTEE.

Mr. Anderson moved the conßrmation of the proceedings.
Mr. Gladstone said he believed, and he hoped it was the
case, that the children of the Corporation Schools were not
allowed to walk in that most silly procession which once
a-year traversed the most crowded thoroughfares of the
town, causing great danger of accident. He begged to ask
if that was the fact ?

Mr. Anderson was sorry to say that he could not give a
positive 'answer.
Mr. Aldermen Gardner said he could answer it. The
children were not allowed:to Walk in the procession. (Hear,

hear•)
The proceedings were not-confirmed
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rimer evening,
tr's work was done,
re kis cottage door.

w thelittle Buttern
something 1

ad round

In playing there,had f aind ;
►e came to ask what he had found,

so large, and smooth and

Who sfood oxpc
'he old :

id then tk
And with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

LONDON CORN MARKET-JULY 11

Weather continues brilliant. Arrivals of foreign grain
moderate, but of English wheat we have a good show, with
a fair attendance of town millers; but up to this moment
few sales have been made at 3s to 4s decline on English,
while importers of foreign -accept similar decline. Barley
and oats 6d to is lower than last Monday. Norfolk flour
sells slowly at 28s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

dreams and longing 3 of fruitlesi enthusiasm in exil

On the other

and muzzled patriotism at home
hand, the failure or' hesitation of the aggressors
would have brought into play active elements, which
it *mild have been beyond the power of Lours
NAPOLEON to control. The cry of " Viva l'ltalia "
extending from the coasts of Sicily to the Alps,
might have mingled discordantly with the hacknied
salutations of Vive l'Empareur, at the mouth of a
dispirited army. We repeat that, whether in failure-

or in success, the policy of compromise into which
this great question has descended involves the expe-
diency and even necessity of a compromise on the
battlefield. Supposing the question decided with
Austria by the sword ; and the Eagle which already
surmounts the' pinnacle's of Milan, fluttering over the
shattered walls of Mantua and. Verona, and gazing
on the widowed bay of Venice-7a question pregnant
with complications still more awkward and personal,
was left behind it, and even generated by its
decision.

But while.we speculate on the eanies of events,
they are going through new phases. The diplomatic
hand of Europe is again moved to its foundations,
and we must wait with patience the solution elimi-
nated from the depths of its tortuous craft, of the
question, " What will they do with it ?"

THE COURT.

ALDERSHOTT, Sunday.—The Queen and Prince
C ,nsort, with the Prince of Wales, Princess, Alice,
Prince Arthur, and Princess Helena, atterAd divine
service in the Military Chapel of the South Camp at
ten o'clock this morning. The Rev. X. E. Sabin,
senior chaplain, preached the sermon.
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Lords' amendments

a that the bill should be deferred for

a fortnight. It involved a guarantee of 41 per cent. on the
capital expended for 50 years, and this was a form of gua-
rantee which the House had hitherto passed without
sufficient investigation into them. It, was contended

that the money was spent on the faith of the guarant

that the guarantee was granted by the government of the

country, and that the 'undertaking was -entered into at a

time when t
highest importance, during the Indian mutin
Mr. Gladstone was quite willing that time should be given
for inquiry ; he did not, see, by the arrangement, how
government could be upset.
Mr. Disraeli said that the government had exhausted

'gene°

was of th

every resean.
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emplogiutat taauttb.

THE AFR E
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ment in the above, by a party well experi,need, and who has
acted as master and supercargo. Address, prepaid, to Captain K.,
1, Brighton-terrace, Seacombe. 6j13

AYoung Man, 20 years of age, is anxioui to obtain a situation
in au Attorney's, Merchant's, or Broker's Office. Is quick
at accounts, and writes a good hand. The best references can be
given. Addret+s si., NprtA ern Times °lnce: .6318
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TO CIVIL ENGIN tallts. and Others.—A young Gentleman, well
accustomed to all styles of Engineer work; would be glad to
occupy his leisure hours with copying plans, specifications, taking
out quantities, &c. Address c. Northern Times office. 6j13
WANTED, by a young man, a Situation in a gentleman's house
to make himzelf generally useful; can speak French,
German, and English ;,yrould have no objection to teach children
the several languages. Address No. 1, Gloucester-street. 6j16
AYOUNG LADY, with eight years' experience, desires a
Re-engagement as Daily, Weekly, or Resident GoVerness ;
she teaches Eng i.,11 in its several branches, French, Music, Sing-
ing, and Landsern,e Drawing. Address A. n., care of Mr. Smith,
Music Sent; Lord-st •3t, Liverpool. 6jl2

WAN 1' ED, a Situation, by a Young Man 27 years of age, as
Warehouse Clerk or a similar capacity in-door or out ;
has been many years with a well-known iirm, and can produce
undeniable testimonials ; security will be given if reuuired. Address
r., Mr. Carter, 26, ltedcross-street. 12j19

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o Mbar JuINERS, HOUSE AGENTS,
M a
Sittiation, by -a steady sober -Joiner. who, in addition to
new work, is w:11 accustomed to jobbing ; as constant employment
is the object of the advertiser, reasonable wages will suffice.—
Address, stating place of business or residence, T 1, Northern
nines office. 6j14
'

Vtrsorts Manta.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

GREAT GEORGE-STREET,

FOUR DOORS FROM ST. JAMES'S MARKET

TO BUILDERS, FAMILIES, AND PARTIES

FURNISHING.
the üblic generally, that they have purchased the
BUSINESS and ENTIRE STOCK

of Mr. WILLIAM SIIAW, IRONMONGER, 24, London-
road, and are now OPENED with a large stock of
IRONMONGERY, &c., which they are offering at very
reduced prices.
HARTLEY and SMITH hope, with perseverance and
punctuality, combined with moderate prices, to merit a
share of public patronage.
October 3Uth, 1858.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

Apply

On account of whom it may concern.
Tars DAY, the 12th instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at the
Broker's Ofil,e, Corn Ex-change-bui duLgs, Brunswick-street,
About 970 Sacks French e'LoUR, in store.
11. H. Ci9LDI NG, Broker.

Apply to

rHIS DAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Brawn, Hunter, and Co.'s office, 2, Dale-street,
500 Bags Bombay I,IN,EED,
1,000 „ kI'ESEED,
500 „ „ MUSPARDSEED.
BROWNE, HUNTE and Co., Brokers

Apply to

TIIIS DAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, a'
Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2; Dale-street,
_1,224 Bundles COIR YARN,

ex Khmijee Oodonj

,in Wapping-d ck ;
3,550 heel GUNNY BAGS,
eed Skilka „

ing in Dover's Warehou:

;e, Crosby-street.—Apply to
B E, UN & Co., Brokers

To-moaxow, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
125 Barrels American
landing ex Plutarch, from New York.—Apply to Messrs. Maclean,
Maris, & Co., Merchants; or to

J. 11. RAY

and Co., Brokers

of Baltimore BAitK

.....
naw landing per Mackinaw.—Apply to
BIG:AND, ,o .N: and JEFFREYS.- Brokers

tow, the I',3th

:ive o'clock, at the

Brokers' Othce, 7, Exchange7chambers,
279 BarroLs American Fine ItOSIN,
Hidelia.—Apply to

FRANCIS J. EATON', Broker.

TO-MORROW, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
1, Oldhall-street,
sound
-Sugar stained FIASSAVA,
3 Tons Palm Oil Damaged

13 Ton.
12 'Ion:

x Margaret Druue, from Bahia, 4

-10 W and BA RCLA Y, Bi•t;k,

TIIU SDAI.

On THURSDAY

ant, at Twelve o'clock, in the

RAISI

19, Union-court.—Apply to
GEO. BADESACII and SON, Brokers

he l-ith instant, at Twelve o'clock, in th,
Commercial Saleroom, -
'lOO Boxes Valenta RAISINS, exZmith ;
520 „" Sultanas „ ex Damascus ;
800 Dr inns „ „ ex Lebanon.

31Y next,

GEO. BAD.ENA,AI and SOS, Brokers

On TnuiliDAY next, the 14th instant, at
Isyne, limiter, and Co.'s Odi3e, 2, Dale-stre
662 Ba. YitABOL 11113,

BAIS Black
aad Co., Broke

FRIDAY

On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant,
60 Barrels ROSIN, and
arrels TAit,
poly to

BIGLA3 D

& .11

REY 3,_Brokers

Ott alc.

PORCELAIN, AND COTTA.
l) II ct, ,)
Ptik)3PLIA.FE3 OF LIME,
Testing 80 to 85 per c,:nt.
A Lt LI M3rsey
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

WAN LED, an Offic
Office.

r Bos

Address v 11,

Northern Times
3j 13

WANIEL), a Second Hand, for a B Shop. Bread and Flour Apply
at 30, Market-square, Birkenhead. 6JIB

WAN l'Eie, a steady, a •tive young man, as canvasser. Apply
at the Sorthern Times office, 19, south John-street.
WAN TED, immediately, several Apprentices and. Improvers to
the Dressmaking. Apply to Miss Greethams, 11, Seymour-
-6j12

WV AN ED, an active Lad, who can read and write, as an
‘ Applentiee to the Painting. and Plumbing business. Apply
to W. Daggers, 3, Clayton-street, ltyrom-street. 3j14

WAN 1 ED, a Servant-of-all-work. None need "apply without
being able to produce a year's unexceptionable chs,r.,cter.
_ Apply at 37, Bedford-street :youth. 6116

L;b'eral w

a drat-class Drug Estab-
-1.(1.1 ULTAIII,IAN
T"' ..y.z., -Northern
lichnunit,. in Liverpool, there is a vacancy for a respectable
- Out-door Apprentice. Address
jal6

WANTED, a good Funny House, with garden attached, out-
side the town. Address, with lowest price, it. E. Archer,
61, South Castle-street. 6jlB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 11

Sugar is in better demand, and the quantity advertised
for sale this week is very moderate.

Coffee : Inquiry continues. About 2,000 bags sold to-
day ; Santas at 51s for a near port.
Tea : The market is quiet, notwithstanding a reported
deficiency of 17,000,000 lbs., owing chiefly to uncertainty
as to a change of duty.
Rice continues quiet, but firm.
Saltpetre flat, and likely to remain so pending the
armistice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

gunnutnial -Sates.

THIS DAY

Apply to

,er Mackinaw, no

0 ALITUFA,

SOIII3.ItERO,

Apply to

PPIY to

THIS DAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the .
Brokers' Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-street,
600 Barrels fine American
150 ~ Virginia 1 ROSIN.
THOMAS SILL, Broker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

" WINE OF MALT," or the pure genuine extract of
Malt and Hops, brewed expressly for Family Dinner usc,
and supplied in the convenient quantities of 4i, 9, and 18 gallon

• Address—T. BOLTON, Family Ale and Porter Merchant, 110,
Duke-street.

X XX XXX XXXX
Light Light Rich Burton Mild
Table Deer. Dinner Ale. Dinner Ale Ale.
34 6d 5s 6d 6s 6d 7s 6d and 8s
7s Od 10s 6d 12s 6d 15s Od and 16s
Light Burton Bitter Barclay's
Bitter Ale, Ale. London Stout.
4A Gall. Cask 7s Od 8s 6d 78 and 8s 6d
9 Gall. Cask l4s Od 17s Od 14s and 17s Od
Delivered at Walton, Bootle, Marsh-lane, Linacre, Seaforth,
Litherland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Kirkdale, West Derby, Knotty
Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aigburtb , and Town
N w

4 Gall. Cask
9 Gall. Cask

BRUNSWICK

HOTEL

18, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,

E. M. WHITEMAN offers her best-thanks to the Public for the
liberal patrons ge she has already been favoured with, and will use
her best exertions to deserve an extension of the support which was
bestowed to her late husband.

Families and Gentlemen will find here every domestic comfort,
with attention and moderate charges.
The Hotel is situated in one of the most central and open
situations in the Town, being within five minutes walk of the
Railway Stations, Pierhead, St. George's Hall, Theatres, and other
Places of Amusement.

STOUT! STOUT!! STOUT!!!

LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT,

IN FIRST-RATE CONDITION

Quarts ..... .• ••• • •••
Pints.
Imperial Half-pints

Per Dozen
4s Gd
2s 9d
Is 9d

BOTTLED BY

J. & G.

PEARSON,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

32, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,

11, DEANE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY,

The question of -Volunteer Rifle Corps was introduced,
and some conversation took place on points connected with
the drill and construction of the corps. '''' •
. _

The Earl of Ripon entered into some explanations on the
subject ; which was discussed by the Marquis of Clanri-
,carde, the Earl of Malmesbury, and other peers.
Lord Brougham presented a petition on the subject of
Coolie emigration to the British West India Colonies. He
took the opportunity of entering into an explanation or the
operation of local acts and practices, which had :been pro-
secuted until they amounted' ''o• something very like the
removal of the native trade.

The Dake of Newcastle made some remarks on the same
subject, which dropped, after a few words from the Earl o

The Earl of Cork asked if it was the

ration of th

-Government to introduce any bill for the bett
ment of Endowed Schools in Ireland ?

)bsdrvations from Lord Brougham, Ea

Granville said it was th

)n of Governtnent to brin

forward, do

preset

led, at a quarter past eia
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

Extensive Wine and Spirit Vaults End.

10 be LET, owing to the owner retiring from business; a very
handsome Corner Vaults, with handsomely fitted-up bar and
large house over ; held on lease of 12i years. unexpired, at the
low annual rental of 1;100. Priee of lease, Beene-, fixtures, good-
will, and utensils in trade, £l,OBO. £5OO can remain on mortgage
of lease, &c. Property will be taken in exchange; if suitable.
Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13a, Basnett-street. corner of Leigh-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

--.-.0-.-__

IT is stated that the London and Brighton Railway are
prepared to submit every point in dispute with the Great
Western to arbitration.

MAIL NEWS.—SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday.—The steamship
Tasmania left yesterday with the Brazil and River Plate
mails. The Sultan, with the Peninsular mails, is expected
on Tuesday.

Two deputations, composed of a large number of noble-
men and gentlemen, had an interview with Viscount Pal-
merston, on the subject of the establishment of Milford
Haven as the port of arrival and departure for the mail
service to Australia via Panama.

GOVERNMENT contemplates laying down a telegraphic
cable from Falmouth to Gibraltar, but tenders for the con-
struction of the cable have not been invited. The Gutta-
Pemba Company are manufacturing the covering. The
submersion of the wire can scarcely be effected before next

spring.
TENDERS FOR THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—The decision on
the tenders sent for the Australian mail service by the
Panama route has not yet been made, and we believe there
is no ground far snpposing that it may be delayed until after
the enquiry of the select committee on postal contracts has
been concluded

THE DEAN OF CHICHESTER.—The new Dean, the Rev.
Dr. Hook, before leaving Leeds, of which town he has been
the vicar for 22 years, made the following benefactions to
different institutions in the town :—X4OO to the Grammar
School, the interest of which to be expended annually in a
prize ; tie sum of 4100 to the national schools, on condition
that the debt remaining on the schools be discharged before
the institution of his successor; () to the churchwardens
each
for
of the parish church, to be expended on improvements ;
£6O to the Church Institute, to be expended on the library ;
£5O to the Philosophical and Literary Society, to be
Institute,thtoe
best
tdeiseterieybaetee deeinmefive
=perk* on the museum; and £6O to the Le,e,ds Meehanks'
eociatatlyanooment of the working classes'.
fire annual
aguayeonroVri°thf 4thile
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

JULY FASHIONS

FRENCH ANT, BRITISH MUSLINS, BAREGES,
MOHAIRS, FLOUNCES.
Small patterns in profuse variety, from 3s. 4d. to 1 guinea the full
dress. Fast colour Flounced Muslin at 3s. 7d.

JULY FASHIONS
IN
PARASOLq, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
FRINGES, AND TRIMMINGS.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING AND

BABY LINEN

FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

Rich DAMASKS, Foreign and British LACE and MUSLIN CUR-
TAINS, Brass and Wood POLES and CORNICES, the whol of the

most approved styles,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

HANNEI

fFormby Lightship W. S. 3-16
' mile. C. 5. Bisek Nun Bully

I S. E. i S. i mile nearly. Z. I.
1 ' Black and White Raped Ver-
tieally. Nun Buoy N. by W. I
'W

:C.
1. Black Nun. Buoy N. W. i
N. i mile nearly. C. 1. Red
Cau Buoy W.N.W. i mile. V.
4. Red Can Buoy with Perch
1 W. i S. i mile.

Formby Lightship N. by E. 5-16
mile. V. 4. Black Nun Buoy
with Perch S. S. E. E. 5-16
mile. C. 2. Red Can Buoy
S. E. S. Southerly 11 mile
nearly.

C 11.A.N N E L

Formby Lightship B.E. i E. f
mile nearly. Q,.2. Red Can
Buoy S. s.W. 4 W. 5-16 mile..
Q: 1. Black Nun Buoy N.W.
by. W. 4 W. I mile nearly.
Formby Lightship E. by S. 4 S.
4 mile nearly. Q.2..Blac.kNnn
Buoy N.N.E. 4 E. 5-16 mile.
Q. 1. Red Can Buoy N.W. by
W 4: W. 4 mile.
HORSE CUANNE-L.

Q, 2. Black Nun Buoy to be re-
moved S. E. by. E. E. 150
fathoms, ht 13 feet at low

Q. 2. Red Can Buoy to be re-
moved S. E. by E. E. 160
fathoms, in 11 feet at low
water.

For the purpose of carrying out with uniformity the system of
buoyage at present in use, it is intended to make the following
changes in the buoys moored in the-Horse Channel, 2 Red
Nun Buoy and H 4 Red Nun Buoy will be changed to Can Buoys.
The Flats Buoy 11 1, chequered black and white, will be changed
to a Black. Nun Buoy, with perch. _
It is further signified that, at a future time, of which due notice
will be given, nPillar Buoy siinilar to, but of less dimensions than,
the Queen's Channel Bell Beacon, without a bell or perch and ball,
will be substitute ;1 for the N.W. Buoy H. 1 Red Can, with perch.
MURRAY T. PARKS, Marine Surveyor and Water Bailiff.
By order of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock Offices, July 7, 1859.

Ansuraurt Eztices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

SELL IN G OF F,
WITH A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. FOR CASH,
The whole of the Stock of
GAS FITTINGS, CHANDELIERS, &c.,
AT COX'S OLD-E TABLISHED MANUFACTORY and GLASS
WAREHOUSE, 39, RENcHAW-STREET (rraxT NEWINGTON).
N.B. Don't mistake the Shop—the Number's 39.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--JULY 11

We have to report a firm market for cotton to-day, with
a fair business doing. The sales—includinc, 230 Bahia,
7&d; 500 Egyptian, 7-Z-d to iOld ; 1,500 Surat, '3ld to old—
are reported 10,000 bales—of which 2,000 arc on specula-
tion and for export.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Hay. old .
Ditto, new .. . .
Ditto, clover
Green clover
Vetches . . •
Straw, wheat
Ditto. oats
Ditto, barley .....• ............... Os. 2d. to Os. 21d.
Oats, in straw ...........
Potatoes, pink eyes....
Ditto, Kemps
Ditto, Whiterocks
Ditto, Flukes
Ditto, Balshaw
Ditto, Boldrums
Ditto, seedlings
Ditto, cattle
Turnips
Carrots • ••• .• •
Manglewurzel .
Manure .. .....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

CARPETS

Kidderminster, Is. 2d., is. 4d., Is. 6d., Is. Bd., is. Ild., 2s. 20.,
2s. 51 d., and 2s. 6d.
Tapestry, at 2s. 20., 2s. 64d., 2s. 10Id., Is. Id.
Brussels, 2s. 40., 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d., Is. 3d., 3s. 6d.
Velvet Pile, 4s. 3d., 4s. 6d., 4s. 9d.

PATENT IRON BEDSTEADS,
Of superior design and workmanship.
E. LEWIS respectfully informs Visitors and the Public generally
that he has purchased (for cash) some very valuable lots, which
will be found worthy of early inspection.
Every article is marked in plain figures throughout the
establishment.

Omnibuses to and from the Bazaar every fifteen minutes

Strangers and the Public are respectfully invited, and every
facility will be afforded for the inspection of these spacious

premises

LEWIS,
BAZAAR,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

HOSIERY,

DRAWERS, UltpEß. VESTS,

HOSE, and HALF-HOSE

FOR TTIE SEASON

SUMMER MERINO VESTS, 38.

UNBLEACHED
COTTON HALF-HOSE,

Best make, 8s 6d per Dozen

24, ♦ND 26, BOLD-STREET.
P. L. MACTAGGART.

SUMMER OVERCOATS

HYAM, 97, Lord-street, and 7, Whitechapel, has intro-
duced improved Designs in Gentlemen's and Youths'
SUMMER OVERCOATS, which for elegance, seasonable
adaptation, and general utility, will be universally ad-
mired. Price 16s Gd.,. 205., 255., and 30s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

R 081

,IME-STREE

TRY

In the Press, and tall be published in a feto days,

TII E POLIC'EMAN'S CATECHISM,
Including the celebreted Fong of
"THE BOBBY BLUE,"
And the farce of

,•TTIF, MAJOR AND THE LITTLE WHITE CANE."

The laughable interlude of
“TIIE LIVERPOOL RIFLE CORPS;'

" THE CAPTAIN ON 'CHANGE."

To be had of all btokseliers and stationers

amusetnents.

THEATRE ROYAL. - WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.—
J Proprietor . . Mr. W. R. COPELAND.
aW" NOTICE'?—The ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE being CLOSED
for the purpose of laying down a NEW STAGE, the Dramatic
Performances will be given at the TIIEATRE ROYAL, on which
particular occasion, onlythe Prices of Admission will be arranged
on the same scale as those taken at the Amphitheatre, viz. :
Dress Boxes, Is. ; -Ulmer 'Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d..; Gallery,
6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Upper Boxes, ls. 6d. ;
Pit, Is.

MR. 'HENRY WIDDICOMB,

The very pi

an of the Bo

Surrey Theatre, is

VE NIGHTS only

and will make his Eigh h

appearance in Liverpool at this Theatre.
THE' RACE WEEK.
THIS 'EVENING (TUESDAY), TIIE 12Tn INST.,
A BIRD IN THE 'HAND WORTH TWO IN THE

BUSH

Sir Bode:iek'Pritiseworthy Mr. J. C. Cowper.
Christopher Shark Mr. H. Widdicomb
lIP IN THE WORLD.
Mr. H. Widdicomb,
sirs. Power.

Harry Mudlark
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

tastii3ns.

PARASOLS AND SIIN SHADES.
RISBY, DYKE, AND CO,
are now selling
Rich Checked Silk PARASOLS, ll
at 4s Ild worth 7s 6d.
French, Chen 6, and Mode Antique Ditto (lined), at 7s 6d.,
usual price I2s 6d.
French Brocaded Silk PARASOLS, with rich Knotted
Fringe, Lined, best quality made, 108 6d, usual
price, 21s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

MISS JULIA CLIFFORD,

MR. DAVID LODGE,
Serb-Comic Dialoguists.
MASTER MILLICENT,
The wonderful infant Clog Dancer and Vocalist:
Violin ...... MR. MATIIEWS. I Double Bass.... MR. HARRISON'
Cornet MR. FRANCIS Pianoforte Mn. Himont.
WINES, SPIRITS, &c.
A nmlssioN FREE.
Select Compartments for Gentlemen.

PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE,
(with the option of purchase),
By. the Day, Month, or Year. Terms very moderate.
ALL SHEET MUSIC AT HALT PRICE,
W. RYALL'S PIANO-FORTE and HARMONIUM REPOSITORY,
9, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD.

A CORY RESPIRATOR FOR THE MILLION !

FOR DAM' AND FOGGY WEATHER l! I

IMMENSE Sale of RESPIRATORS, which prevent
CoUghs, Colds in the Throat and Lungs, Asthma, Consumption,
and in fact most diseases caused- by the inhalement of foul vapours,
which all parties are subjected to who are in the habit of attending
publielueetings.
All who value their health should use
AITKEN'S ELFGANT "RESPIRATOR,"
which for its efficacy, durability, lightness, and cheapness, cannot
be equalled; it is warm and pleasant, and strongly recommended
by the faculty as surpassing all others.
To be had of the Sole Vendor, A. C. AITKLN, Rose Cottage, 11, '
Terms C
North-stash.
reet, M'andsworth, Surrey, S.W., wholesale and retail.
A single one sent free to any part
Am
pf England toe 33 pottage

THOMAS LEE,
(Late of the Liverpool Times,) and
J. H. NIGHTINGALE.,
(Fon of. he late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chronicle, and fortha
last eight years connected with the Liverpool email, )

NEWS PAPER CORRESPONDENTS AND ADVERTTISING,
TELEGRAPH, AND PASSPORT AGENTS,

BTVIPT'S-COURT, 13, CASTLE-STREET,

LIVERPOOL.

Local, American, Australian, and General News, Market Reports,
4-c., fkimished promptly and on reasonable terms, and despatched
either by post, rail, or telegraph.
LEE AND NIGHTI N G A L E
Are thiiauthorised Liverpool Reporters and
' ' Correspondents of the
London Daily News, I Manchester Guardian,
Express,
~ Examiner mid
% Morning Herald, Times,
~ Daily Telegraph, ,3 Advertiser,
~ Morning Star, Birmingham Journal,
„ Evening Star, ~ Daily Post,
„ Record, Glasgow Morning Journal,
„ Musical World, Chester Chronicle,
„ Colliery
9, Guardian, Courant,
Liverpool Mail, Wigan Examiner,
Bradford Observer, • Canadian Associated Press,
North Wales Chronicle, Clyde Bill of Entry.
•, - Electric and Magnetic Telegraph Companies.
ADVERTISEMENTS
iniertectin the London Times, ,Thippi; 0 and Mercantile Gazette,
Lloyd's List, the Gazette, and other Bilti7,b, Foreign, and Ameri-
can Papers, on the most favourable terms, LEL & NIGHTINGALE
having Literary as well as Genera/ Business CoranntiOns with some
of the Principal
Newspapers in the United Kingdom. .
LEE AND NIGHTINGALE, 'T , -.-,^:1:1. A.
' ADVERTISING AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER ;'s
CORRESPONDENTS, ,
.WWITiI 04511 RT, 13, CASTLK-ITREVr, I
uvintron.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

THE very best LONDON HAT, 16s. ;
toStyle, Quality, a* Ventilation require no Puff or Patent
sell them.
A large Assortment of SIMMER and STRAW HATS.
WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET, ' LIVERPOOL,

.1) RAPETIN

THREE

MANUFACTURERS' STOCKS SOLD BY

TENDER

LEWIS respectfully announces that he has Purchased for Cash, from the above Stocks, some very
S DAY, aluananolloovitsin, gatd:y.Dtsecowulg
.I:.ifowfr:ismuri3cletro: 46 per Cent., alt ys lila arelklikotam, a
,kroodE-, and that

SHAWLS and MANTLES

SILKS

FANCY DRESSES, MOHAIkS, and MUSLINS

PRINTS and STUFFS ,
MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNETS

HATS and STAYS, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, and FLOWERS
TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, &c. - -

The Carpet. Damask, General Furnishing, Iron Bedstead, and Bedding Department, are first-class manufacture, and
Prices extremely moderate.—Every article marked in plain figures.

Omnibuses to and from the Bazaar every fifteen minutes

Strangers and the Public are respectfully invited, and every facility will be afforded for the inspection of these
spacious premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

STANLEY CLASSICAL & COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
Couductect by Mr. R. R. SWAN, T.C.D.,
Will be RE-OPENED on MONDAY, July 25th

COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, near ABERCROMBY-SQUARE,
Conducted by Mr. JAS. HICKLE, and Mr. H. JOHNS.
SCHOOL BUSINESS will be ICESUMED
ON
MONDAY, JULY 2i, 1859. 12j22

-----
XIERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL, CROSBY.--
Head Master The , ay. J. BERNARD, M A., Assisted by
ompetent Masters. RE-OPEN August 4th. The Head Master
receives Boarders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

ONE PENNY.

SALE OF MERINO, HOSIERY, &c

CARMICHAEL

& Co

Have purchased

doz .) of VERY FINE

MERINO SINGLETS

Which they will offer THIS DAY at

3s. 3d., USUAL PRICE 7s. 8d

Two Cases (200 dos.)

FINE COTTON SOCKS

bb. 6d. PER DOZ., USUAL PRICE 12e

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

FRESH ARRIVALS

NEW MOAVE

C 0 L 0 U 111

Warranted Fast,

lln every kind of materials for Dresses in.

SILKS,

MUSLINS

ALSO !$

FANCY DRESSES

IFRENCH GLOVBS,

RIBBONS,

FLOWERS,

I MANTLES,

SHAWLS; AND

I BONNETS.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12

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#41.1.111 MAIL STEAMERS.
.--1 EDUC TION IN PASSAGE MONEY.
The Passage money to New York is now
aki.i Cabin Twenty-six Pounds.
&send Cabin Eighteen Pounds.
ht by the Mail Steamers to Halifax and Boston and to New
York dfreet, £3 per ton and 5 per cent. primage.
7 ht i.reig doParcels ss. each and upwards, according to size.
'Mule for different Consignees, collected and made up in single
4 Packages, addressed to one party for delivery in America, for the
rrposeof evading the payment of freight will, upon examine-
'Km in America by the Customs, be charged with the proper
freight.
'BRITISH & NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
S''/ - APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY
To sail between
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK, DIRECT,
I 'AI Lki, , And between
•' i - -,. i.........-._ LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON,
)1 'he BUsfoN Ships only CALLING at HALIFAX, to land and
, receive Passengers and her Majesty's Mails.
Cap
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Capt ains. I
(2° PERSIA C. H. E. Judkins. I AFRICA . - ...... . ... Neil Shannon.
0 ARABIA Janice Stone. AMERICA .......... W. F. Millar.
al ASIA Fdwd. G. Lott. I NIAGARA ..........Alex'. Ryrie..
'CANADA W. J. C. Lang. EUROPA .. - ..... ... John Leitch.
CAMBRIA Captain ........
-noted or other Vessels are appointed to Sail
From LIVERPOOL.
For Halifax and BOW:al....Saturday...July 16
.For New York .Saturday .. July 23
.For Halifax and Boston .. Saturday.. July 30
.For ew York
.For Halifax and Boston Saturday.. Aug 13
For New York ..... .... Saturday... Aug 20
For Halifax and Boston Saturday..Aug 27
. For New York ...... Saturday.. Sept 3
From AMERICA.

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:1) PERSIA • .From New York ...Wednesday...July 6
ARABIA ..........From Boston Wednesday.. July 13
ASIA. . , From New York.. Wednesday:July 20
id 111ANADA From Boston
1" AFRICA . From New York .. ...Wednesday.. Aug 3
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landeda
Passengers Jersey and Goods for New York are intended to be
City, within the urisdietion of the Custom-horse
9 of New York.
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