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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

MEDICAL. .
GENTLEMAN, aged 32, is in want of a
t
. , situation as Visiting and Dispensing Assistant, in a
Re.pec`able Pr ctiee —References, nnexceptlonable.—Ad3.ress, A. 74,
Northern Times Office) -

AYOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has studied the
Ecicnce of Agriculture, at the Royal Agricultural
ro,l ge of Ciretwester, and its pr ctice in Scotland; wishes fur an
Engagement as BAT, IFF or SI XNAGER ot an Estate.—Apply to Mr.
S. Waterhou2o, 4, Derby-equa-e.

• WANTED, by a respectable young Man, age
22, a SITUATION as IN-DOOR SERVANT in
a Gentleman's Family, or a First-e7asa !Iota!, one that thoroughly
understands his business, and cau ba highly recommended.—AddressA. 56, Northern Times Ace.

NYAN ..
TED, by -a 'YOUNG MAN, a ;:--m
ittiati
ei.:ll,r at. Ilotne, Abroad,-•or Afloat. • Theadver_
t ser writes a goad band, and is quick at accounts. Highly respecta•
ble references given, si d teatinioniala c.n be produced if required.—
Address, A 70, Northern Timer filed: - - •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Unite' ?tateg,

IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS.
To SAIL panctnally oa 'rumAlr. 6th Ocrom.
FOR NEW VO RH.
The Magnificent Clipper-ship
ALFRED STORER,
Captain COMSRY. 1,178 Tons Register.
Lying South Side Salisbury Dock.
Tekes only a limited number of Seehnd Cain passengers, for which
ske his unsurpassed accommodatten, and only requires to be seen to
command a prderenor. For terms (which are moderate), and to
secure berths, apply to WILLIAM FLIACKL 4:TOv.
American and Australian Pasasage Cffize,
70, Waterloo-road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS 'AND OTT.ERS.
•
it-,- N..- . TRACY & BALDWIX,
EMIGRATION 'AGENTS; ' ' • .
i•
- t No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD.' LIVERI 00L,
Despoutch the following splendi 4 ships punctually :
TILE " BLACK BALL " LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing on the First and Sixteenth of each Month.,
FOR NEW YORK. _ . _

NEPTUNE E. W. PeAsonir.. 1650 tons, This Day.
JAOIES FOSTER, JOU., E. 1600 tons, 16th Oct
YORKSHIRE JAMR3 BILYA :r.. 1050 tons, 20th °ember
GREAT WESTERN W. G. FURBER. 1050 tons, Ist 7.40 v
ISAAC WRIGHT C. A. MAnsuALL, 1.300 ions, Cth. Nov
ISAAC WEBB • . T. M. Bayskt —.1450 tons. l'lkh Nor
HARVEST QUEEN E. Von N 0........ 1600 toni, Ist Dee
MAIsIHAT CAN . T. DIXON 1450 tons, 16th Doe
COLUMBIA . C. HurcRINSON 1100 tOIIS, Id January
FIDELIA W. A. MAcon.r.. 1000 tons, 16th ann.

The above-named ships are of the finest and largest cla s, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and combine
great strength with swift Balling qualities, they are commanded by
men of character and experience, 'who will ;take every precaution to
promote the health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Private Rooms for families or persons who wish to be more select can
be had, and deposits of aBl each to secure berths, should be remitted
to the undersigned by post-office order or otherwise.
For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin, or Private Rooms for Families, apply, postpaid to and fro,
TRACY & BALDWIN. 60 Waterloo-road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

EXTENSIVE SALE OF

PIANO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS,
AT
NivRYALLS' MUSIC WAREHOUSE
• 26, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,

(Near Woodside Ferty).

To make room, previous to Enlargement of Premises, a REDUCTION
OF 20 PER CEN r. on PIA N 0-FORIES, by the tollowing celebrated
Makers t—Broadwood and Boas, Collard and Collard, Nutting and
ddison, Kirkmans, and Hopkinson. Also, on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

.I'VERPO

.r
-V • •
GLENFIELD PATENT sTAitd "used filth,c_
Royal Laundry, The ladies tire reapecttiliy informed
tlißt this Starch'is exclusiveiy used in the floyul Lau.dry, anu Zicr
Majer,ty's Laundress says, that although she has tried wheaten,rice,
and other Powder Starche', she, has found rone of them equal tt
the Olecae:d, which is the Finest Starch she Over Lsed, Whe;
yen ask for '4lentield Pwent Starch, Ivo that you get it, as inferiw
kinak oft!3n rOstituted. Wotherincna and Co., Glasgow «to
Ltndon.

LIGHT SUMMER WINES.
JC. STIVENS & GO., sole Proprietors of the
. celebrated ORIGINAL GREEN GINGEN and
ORANGE TONIC WINES, have much pleasure in informing the
public, that they have produced a variety of Eli UIT WINES, many
of which are equal to Foreign, and, as a wholesome and refreshing
beverage, mixed with water, far superior. Persona who have no
tasted Stivena' FRUIT WINES would be surprised at their delicious
fl -.your, being equal to the juice of fresh fruit. They are considered
ioaperior to any Winet. zpt introduced. May be obtained at Grocers
COnfectioners, and Italian Warehousemen.
FrOntignae, Raspberry. Orange,
Constantia, R, d Currant, Raisin,
Lunelle, Black Currant, Cowslip,
Marsa'a, Gooseberry, pent,
Calcavella, Grape,' Elder,
Muscat, i. Cherry, Fort and Sherry,
Claret, I Dry Sun, Madeira.
PUKE sraEla,t7)lolErl-I'Y I'IPE "R"CKS'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

COPIES OP DITTO

VELVETS

TERRY DITTO

MOURNING BONNETS

PARIS CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, &C
COPIES OF DITPO

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.

TO PARTIES FURNISHING.

B A N K RUPT'S

S T 0 C K.

WOODWARD & OKELL beg to inform their Friends and the Public, that they have
Bought for Cash, at a large Discount Off the Cost, the STOCK of JAMES
COLVILLE & CO., CARPET MANUFACTURERS, ;LGlasgow, which they purpose Offering for
SALE THIS DAY, and FOLLOWING DAYS, at such p
*, as must ensure a speedy clearance.

15, 17,

BEE HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,

AND 19, PARADISE STREET.

WOODWARD & OKELL are also quite prepared with a large and well SELECTED
STOCK OF NEW GOODS, for the coming Season. In each Department, will be

found every possible Novelty, from the Lowest to the very Best Class of Goods.

MILLINERS AND THE TRADE, AT WHOLESALE PRICES,

FLOOR CLOTHS, warranted well seasoned. Bristol and London Floor Cloths, with

borders, or cut to plan to any dimensions.

GEO. WOODS,

PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,

BOLD STREET.

CARPETS.—Brussels, Tapestry, Velvet Pile, Kidderminster, Dutch, Victoria, and every

description of Carpets, Druggets. Rugs, Mats, &c.

GEO.

WOODS,

PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,

BOLD STREET.

BLANKETS.—An immense assortment of Blankets for the coming season, in all sizes
- -

and qualities. Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilet Corers, &c., &c.
GEO. WOODS
PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
BOLD STREET.

BEDDING,—Best Purified Feather Beds, Hair and Flock Mattresses. Wood and Iron

Bedsteads, Bedroom Furniture, Family Linens, Table Linens, &c., &e.
EXTENSIVE AND COMMODIOUS GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
GEO. WOODS,
PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

UMMER DRESS, FOR GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES,
AT

THE GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

NUMBER THREE, CHURCH-STREET.

At the above Establishment, Gentlemen wiUEßnd an unusually large display of
DRESS ADAPTED TO ANY AND EVERY PURPOSE, AND AT ALMOST EVERY PRICE.

TALMAS,

IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM SUBSTANCES.

THE AMERICAN SAC,
A NEAT AND LOOSE-FITTING GARMENT, IN TWEEDS, MELTONS, AND SUMMER CLOTHS.

WALKING AND SHOOTING COATS,

IN MIXED CLOTHS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, AND DOESKINS.

ALPACCA COATS ..............•....... ......
LINEN 8L0U5E5..,................... ..... ...

..........from 9s. 6d. upwards.
...... ••.... from 4s. 6d. „

IROUSERS and VESTS in endless variety.

THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Is deserving of csrecial notice not only for the Varied Designs in Style and Material, but for the Economy which)

pen'a4es this Department throughout.

NOTE THE ADDRESS:-
NUMBER

T H lt E E,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

CORK BUTTER MARKRT.—Ocr. 1.

There were over 2,(00 kegs and firkins offered for sale to day, all
of whiet sold readi:y at the following pric s :—Firsts, 1183 ; Seconds,
1139 ; T 1 irde, 1078; Fourths, 1003; Fif-ha, is; sixths, 633 per cwt.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.-0c r. 1.

1 here was a fair supply of wi eat at to•day'a market, ror which
higher prices were demanded, but the trade closed dull at about the
currency of this day week. Barley cf all kinds was la per quarter
lower. Oats, beans, and lea unaitergd.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.—OcT. 1.

There was a large supply w th a steady demand for primerbeef at
late rates: Middling and inferior beef and mutton were somewhat
lower and dull sale. Reports from the se,eral faire held during the
week are extremely cheering to sellers; every kind of stock sold h'gh
with a brisk demand.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKEr.—Ocr.
We had a. s:eady market to day at the annexed prices :—Mixed
^ os . buyers 67s 61, sellers 68s ; No. 1, buyers 693 3d, sellers 69s
6d ; No. 3, buyers 63s 9d,, sellers 64s per ton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Cliuration,

FRENCH AND GERMAN.
MONSIEUR HUSSON intorms his Pupils and
Friends that he has REMOVED from 7,
Hnskisson-street, to 16, SAND ON STREET, where. his Classes and
Private Papils will meet as usual .
LADIES' CLASSES—Twice a week.
GENTLEMEN'S CLASSES—Four Times a Week.
M. H. attends Schools and Private Families.
16, SANDO'N SCREET, FALKNER SQUARE.

MADAME HUSSON (Mrs. Beale) informs her
Pupils and Friends that she has REMOVED from
7, Huskisson-etreet, to 16, SAND 3N STREET.
16. SANDON STREET, FALKNER SQUARE.

DANCING EXERE',ISE3 &c.
GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends
and Pupils that his JUVENILE CLASSES will
Re-assemb!e at the Academy, Hardman-street, on Saturday, the
26th ina., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES Re-un on, Thurs-
day, Octobsr Ist.

Mr. Giddens also be to state that his Academy, at the ASSEMB LY -
ROOMS, W ,Vr RTREE, will be Pe-opened at the usual hour, on
Wednesday, the 30th instant.

Pot tennis app yto Mr. Giddene Residenw, 7, Hope•street.

DANCING AND CALISTHENICS.
ESSRS. DUGIT and MARTIN commence
tho WINTER QUARTZ,R, in their Academies,
11Ji.
as follows :-
116, Duke Street Ist of October, at half-past 2 o'clock.
1, Devon Street, „ half-paA 1. o'clock,
Rock Ferry, (Royal Hotel), „ .. it, a.m.
Woodside, (Craven Rooms), Ist October, ... 11, a.m.
Evening Assemblies commence on the Ist November.
116, Duke-street. Private Lessons as usual.

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE taught OR an
entirely New System,
'AWNS. RAGONOT,
(OF PARIS,J
Author of the "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY,"
&c., &c.
The principle of this system is founded upon the natural and
infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching
her child.
The unsatisfactory results of the present mole of teaching foreign
languages is proverbial; the general impression is, tnat a language
can be acquired. only in the country where itia spoken, and doubtless,
this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in
disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to impart
sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a
language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With such a
theory, all human devices mast necessarily fail, and hence the nn
merons complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, whilst
the teaching of nature is universally successful.
To those who have laboured in vain, and who now despair of ever
understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the
faculty may be easily acquired, bnt not by any of the artificial sys-
tems,however ingenious, to which allusion has been made.
IIIcHEsT REFERENCES WILL BE GIVEN.
leger-FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS
GIVEN. EVENING CLASSES.
-- The "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," sth edition, par-
ticularly adapted for Schools, &c., approvad and sanctioned for the
use of the Insiittitiens for the deaf dumb, in Englind and France.
To be had from the Author, NI. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers.
115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

Sept. 30,

C. T. Kershaw Montreal
Intrepid°
Rose
Emperor ...Cherbourg
John Bagshaw ....Buenos A res
Earl Grey Rotterdam
CLPARED (

Sept. 30.
Lady Octavia Bombay

Globe -....Charleston
Clayton Gala z
Augusta .Ghent
Crescendo llavannabl
ENTERED FC
Sept. 30.
Criterion
Tener ffe (s.s.)
Corfu, Rir

Cori, thiaT; Demerara
Effort Dordt

Coronilla Genon

Pyrenee Havre
Gloriola Honolulu

Zampa I ubec,

Rappahannock....••New Orleam
Pltuarch

OCTOBER 2.
i.N.W.—Light Breeze.
Even. 10 43—Height, 15 ft. 11 in.
VE D.

ctacliol Ann -Rouen
Nm. Alexander Memel
Jules Haury Cronstad t
Duke of ilalakoff Miramichi

British Lion Melbourne
Oct. I.

'Vigo (9.8.) Cadiz
Phcebe (s.so Smyrna
Ocean Wave Savannah
Juno lceland
Victoria .. Cbri,tiana
)UTWARDS.
Swift Lisbon
Courier New Orleans

Yorick New York
Dinero Ports) Rico
Blackburn
itArligh
)R LOADING.
Kangaroo (s s ) New York
11is ionary Pernambuco
Lood!annah ..Rio Janeiro

Sylph Rotterdam
John and Mary Rotterdam
_ .

10beron St. John's, N.F., Arc

kmelm Smyrna
f.ondon To ceira

ISylphiden ...

.
Lynher
Anna Venice, &C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

FURNISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL.

TO
he LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, for Ten
.'" Montbs, or Two Years ; consisting of a Dining. room,
D awing-room, and Kitchen, &a. on the ground floors ; Three Bed-
rooms with Dressing-rooms ; Three Att es, Water-closet, Garden,
and good Cellars ; situated Baufk--Street, south, Edge-hill.

910 be LET, a convenient DWELLING-
HOUSE, desirably situated at Tue Brook, West
Derby, containing Drawing, Dining, and Morning Rooms, five Bed
looms, Kitchen, cutlery, Closet, and Pantry, on fir-t floor, with
good Celtering, and Garden froat and Wes. Rent £40.--Apply to
Mr. GArtstme, Di, Wocd-street, I-Tanover-st eet.

TO be LET. Three Newly erected and well-built
HOUSES and SHOPS, between Chatham-street and
Peach-stre,t, Brownlow-hill, suitable for a chemist and druggist,
white cooper, satiula and harnesi molter, and provision shoO, or any
other buduesa. Also, a roomy HOUSE and SHOP, in Everton-
crescent, top of Richmond-row, well calculated for a pawnbroker or
other business requiring room.—For particulars-'apply to George
Riding, No. 154, London-road
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02

PRICE TWOPENCE,

NV-ILLMER'S VAi— AND STEAM-
Tit) AT GUIDE, Published by Authority on the First of
every Montb, is the most simple and accurate publication of the lt,nd
It contains the Hours of Departure and Arrival of all It dlw.tv
Traits out of and into Ltverpoot; the flours of Departure of all Steam-
boats. whether fo,eign or coa4wise ; ins of R tilway Fares:
Omnibus _ Calendrr for the Month; A POST- OFFICF
DIRECTORY, showing the hours at which all mails are made up an'
despatched from Lis-0,0/-1)1W all Part: of the-lln ted h ingdom ; a
Tabular Statement of Foreign Post Days, and Pates of Postage f r
Letters and Newspapers; together with a variety of other useful
information for all cla,ses. ,

PnblisheA by Ohartes Will:nor, South John—street, Liverpool,;
Sold by all Bookseliers.

. ....
. .
ADHESIVE ENVELOPEB.=LTULLLETTER
SlZE,6s..p2r 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WiLLmEi's
Wilioutale Statiorery 'Nan htnuse 19.Soath John-ft:eet.
____

lITANTED, a good HOUSEKEEPER and
NEEDLE-WOMAN, to take the entire Charge
of a House and Servants. Ihe situation is seven miles from Liver-
pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, Box A 57, Northern Times
office.

WANTED, a CIGARand TOBACCO' SHOP,
or a man HOUSE with SHOP, in the centre
of the town, with immediate possession. Itent per annum-and -all
particultrs.—Apply by letter, addressed L. IL, Geaeral Post-office,
Liverpool.

A_ Gentleman declining business on his own
account, and who has held responsibTe situations in
tint class Merchant's Orates and Local Bank, desires a situation of
Trust. Most respectable lefereuces.—Audress A. 61, northern
Times Office.

WANTED. by a Young Man, a SITUATION
as WAREHOUSEMAN, &c., or in any capacity
where he might make himself useful. Satisfa,tory references can
be giveu, and testimonials productd if required —Addrees, A 57,
Northern Times office. •

WANTED, a Person competent to act as
AGENT for a COLLIERY, he must be thoroughly
acquainted with the Liverpool: Trale.—Respectable Refer-
ences a, to Character and Ability will be re,uired.—App:y to Z.
Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

BICKERSTIAW COALS.

ACKERS, WHITLEY, A CO., Proprietors of
the Bickershaw Collieries, beg to give notice that
heir Celebrated COALS can now b 3 ottained in any quantity
slivered In River or Dock, on the shortest notice.
Prices, copies of analysis, and full information may be had by apply.
g to their representative,
J. C. REEVES. 34, James street. Liverpoel.
Tested by the City of Desna Company, May 2. 1850—Clinker 0.95
cent.
Tested by the City of Dablin Company, May 2, 1857—Clinker 0.88
Pe cent.

JOHN G. JACOB.
SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCH
MANUFACTURER,
56, CHURCH STREET,
RESPECTFULLY calls attention to the
considerable additions he has made in his
ELEGANTSTOCK OF

SILVEItEATE, JEWEI,LERY,
AND THE
BEST ELECTRO P-, IT3,
Which, on inepectionrwill be found of the -moat
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND

EXCEEDINGLY MOT)ERATE PRICES
MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS AND SHIPPERS
tluppPed whoiefete op the most advantageous WC M&
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR 1
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S CAKES,
BUNS, Sr.l., of the finest vality and greatest variety,

AT JOHN M•VPHIRTER'S,
BREAD AND FANCY BESCUIT BAKER.

215, London-road.
J. I.IIV. has much pleasure In .directing pablic attention to his
Stock of. Scotch Bans. Shortbread, Pitcaithly Bannocks, Blair
Athol, Plum, Seed, Madeira, and Winds)r Cakes, Ban Loaf, Mince
Slap, &c., &c., the eace►leace of which cannot be surpassed.
Orders exemted with despatch.
N. 8.-215, LONDON-ROAD, N&A.II. MOSS-STREET.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS,
AT

lIIME AND SON'S
PIANO-FORTE, HARP, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
b 7, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

Ei6T• LANCASHIRE.

A collision of rather unusual character has occurred on this Rade
Lancashire Railway, between Ramsbottom and Accangt in, Irbisztx.
however, did not cause much personal icjary. A train of waggons,
laden with stone, was gohg up 'he incline at Helmshera, whoa
couplings which connected the eighth waggon from the end with tke
former part of the train, gave way, and the eight waggons thus Ike-
joined began to mu backwards, clown the hill, in the dirwtina
Manchester. The guard was cn the last wai:gon, which wee new falte
first in the direction that this part of the train was taking, acid itfe
jemped off in the hope of catching hold of the points and se itarniseg
the waggons into a siding. Unf. nunately he fell down. and. tbie
waggons passed on, acquiring considerable impetus in the downward
run of about three miles which they had accomplished when the driver
of the passenger train that left Manchester at live o'clock, saw thew
approaching. He immediately put on the breaks and stopped the ea-
glee, but he could rot re me it before the waggons were up* arra.
The engine and the first carriage were nearly &strayed, and. beat
the lines were blacked no. The passengers were shaken, hut wet
seriously injured, except in one case in which the injuries were al
caesed by the collision. Mr. Littlewood, of the firm of Littiloweved.
Young, and Wilson, of Church, near Accrington (and also
of Mancheste), had been riatag in the fiftli (a eras easel)
carriage from the engine, and when the train came to a stand still,
suspecting that something was wrong, he jamead out of the carriage.
He fell on the rails, and received so severe a contusion, of eke lett
thigh, that he could not stand, and was oblig-d to be carried avow.
Directly the accident occurred, MOOT:, s were sent to MaStnithells.
the general manager, who, on arriving on the spot, telegraphed.
for Dr. J. G. Harrison, the medii al officer of the company_
Dr. Harrison ascertained that no dislocatiens had talon place, amtl
that the injury of the rassengers were not more severe than
and slight cuts, which will not prey, nt the sufferers from atten&etg
to their ordinary duties, except in the C%93 of Mr. Littlewood. Ty*
farmers from Creston, who bad received blows oa the head, were met
on by way of Preston to their destination ; a man who resides In. Um
Hill, it aecliffe, but whose name we could not learn, was cat ea tars
head; Thornton, the guard of the passenger 'rain, was disabled lay a
blow on the legs; beyond ihese there were no injurles Worth nazotara
A number of men were immediately set to welt to c'ear the litres.
and one line was so far free from obstruction in the course at as troxr
and a half, that the train which is due at the New Bailey Statiga st
twenty minutes past seven, reached Manchester soon afte: data-.
o'clock. Thera is no reason to believe that blame is attributalga ve
anyone,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

SilnitCt!tatcft

THE "DRAMATIC" LINE OF PACKETS.
BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK.
Sailing on the 11th of every Month, from the Waterloo
Dock, until further Notice.
EMERALD (new) W. COOK
POMONA (new) C. MtsrunEw l5OO tons.... 11th Jan.
PLUTARCH (new) A. R. BARKEE... ......1500 t0n5.....11th Feb.
E N DYM lON (new) F. HALLETT 1500 tons.... I I th March
CARAVAN (new) W. A. Sarum 1500 tons ....11th April.
ROSCIUS, E. Coon..
Goods will be received up to Midnight of the 9th of each Month.
These Ships are all of the first and largest class, built in tho United
States, of the best materials, combining great speed with unusual
comfort for Passengers, and aro commanded by mon of ability and
experience.
. .

For terms of Freight or Cabin Passage apply to
RICHARD S. ELY. 39, Oldllall.street.

aNOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND orfIERS.
-1‘ TRACY & BALDWIe,
EMIGRATION AGENTS,
No. GO, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERI 00L,
Despatch the following sulendi.! ships punctually :
THE " BLACK BALL " LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing on the First and SiNtcenth of each Month,
FOP. NEW YORK.

COLUMBIA C. HuTcniNsox.. 1100 tons, Ist January
FIDELIA W. A. MACGILL.. 1000 tons, 16th Jan.
NEPTUNE E. W. Ps.tionr.. 1650 tons, Ist Feb
JAMES FOSTER, Jun., E. ABENL .. 1600 tons. 16th Feb
GREAT WESTERN .... W. G. Fortgwg .. 1050 tons, Ist March
ISAAC WRIGHT C. A. lliartsn ALL, 1300 Lons, 16th March
ISAAC WEB 3 .. . .J. M. Bu,,sp. .... 14E0 tons, Ist April
YORKSHIRE
HARVEST QUEEN .... E. YOUNG . 1600 tons, let May
MANHATTAN T. DIXON 145 C tons, 20. h May
_.... . .. ... _ _

The above-named ships are of the finest and largest class, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and combine
great strength with swift sailing qualities, they are commanded by
men of character and experience, who will take every precauton to
promote the health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Private Rooms for families or persons who wish to be more select can
be had, and deposits of 1 each to secure berths, should be remitted
to the undersigned by post-office order or otheiViC.e.
For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin , o r Private Rooms fer Families,apply, postpazi! to and fro,
TRACY & BALDWIN. 60, Waterlce-road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS.

r CRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season,
. and can confidently state, that never since he has been engaged es a Shawl Mere dManufacturer (now
ap wards of Twenty Years), has bo had so large a STOCK OF,SUCH EXQUISITE DESIGNS to offer.

CLAN
WAREHOUSE TARTAN AND WOOL SHAWLS. suita tor g. Gentlemens' RUGS.
FOR SHAWLS, MANTLES,bIe SlLKS,Travellin FANCY DRESSES, AND&e FURS
14 and 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
JOHN C RIP PS, Paonurros.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

W 0 0 D .
(LATE ARZAROYD)
GENERAL CUTLER,
SURGI^AL INSTRUMENT,
AND PATENT ELASTIC SPRING TRUSS MANUFACTURER,
95,-LORD-STREET. 95.

SURGICAL CASES fitted for sea on the Shortest Notice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

MANCHESTER, SFIEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN.

A collision bctw ten locomotives occurred at Gorton on gawky
night, which resalted partly from the neglect of the signal-mswa
Thomas Taylor, and putty from the conduct of the engine driver at
the ballast train, who was killed. - A few minutes after seven Vele&
that evening. the ballast train, driven by the deceased, Georga
Holland, arrived at Gorton, coming in the directim frees SWUM.
The signaltnan,who ought to have been at hie post to turn the tress
to the ballast siding, tad jest gone with a friend to a negtihatrit
public-house, a few yards from the station. The driver, its
signalman's absence, directed the fireman to open the potata.uadtk
train was thenalinnt©d on t m the riding, in order to keep the abaft
line clear. 6 s soon as this had bden done, the firemati went is tk
foreman of the engine yard, to ascertain in what compartment the
ensiae was to be left for the night ; and, during his 10631104,
Holland, the driver, brengat the train again on tho taiga
line. with the intention of runing V: on another aiding.
razed for unemployed engines. This he bad no right is
as lie had received no signal. It was his duty, as MOM as
he found that the signal man wss absent. to give an alarm whittle,
and to remain off the main line. Having cone out of the tallyet
siiing, he ordered his son, a lad about twelve years of age, ta tiptalt
the actin's lading to the engine-siiin r. This was done, and he k 4
just commenced moving off tho main line, when au enginciand break
van came up from Ardwick, and a collision ensued, the two memo
oming in contact. Holland, the driver of the 1-,alla,t tram. was
thrown off his engine. and when picked up, a few minutes afterwnmft
he was quite dead. The fireman of the other engine was !theorise
thrown off, an i received severe injaries ahout the head. bat itis
lik ay th it he will recover ; last evening he was p ogressing favour-
ably. The driver and guard wha were with the latter escaped with
a few braises. Shortly after the accident occurred, Tayier. the
P • wasapprehended.
iints- We are informed that the deces.sed,
George Holland, was one of the oldest and steadiest drivers cat
line ; and that the signal-man, Taylor, has always boo i cousidered
an extremely careful and sober man. The engine attached is the
ballast tatin belonged to the contractor for th ropiir of the/Iw-
manent way, and the damage which it sustained is about .€01).
The other engine was damaged to th 3 extent of between elf sell
430.

THE VACANT IRISH JUDGESHIP.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRICE

D'ALBERT'S NEW DANCE ALBUM, for 1853, 21s.
JULLIEN'S ALBUM, for 1858, 183.
EWER & CO.'S PIANO-FORTE ALBUM of Classical Music, 153.
BRINLEY RICHARDS' NEW VOCAL ALBUM. 63.
MOORE'S Celebrated IRISH MELODIES, new edition, in one elegant
volume, 31s. 6d.
NOVELLO'S and COCKS' small and large editions of all the
ORATORIOS, from 2s. to 153. each.
Collections of PSALM & HYMN TUNES, in volnmes from 33 each.
The complete OPERA of IL TRO iATORE, w.th English and
Italian words, Price 163.
BOOSEY and CO.'S editions of all the OPERAS, complete, bound
in cloth, as. and ss. each.
AIRS, selected from OPERAS, in books, 2s. each.

RIME and. SON hays still on hand their celebrated Walnut-wood
and Rosewood SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES, at Twenty-five
Guineas each. Also, a Lsrge Stock of In,trumants, manufactured
by Messrs. BROADWOOD and SONS; COLLARD and COLLARD ; and
iIARD.

57 , CHURCH-STREET.

BUY A SMALL CASK
OF
(.IHRISTMAS ALE,

AND PLEASE FORWARD TOUR ORDERS FOR
WINES AND SPIRITS

TO
H. F. CAMIDGE & CO.,
185, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

WILLIAM ODELL,

IRONMONGER,
90, BOLD-STREET,

Begs to inform the Public that, consequent upon the
GENERAL STAGNATION OF TRADE,
He has decided, in order to induce
CASH PURCHASES,
TO OFFER lIIS SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE

STOCK
AT LOWER PRICES

Than similar Goods have ever hitherto been Sold for,
And respectfully
INVITES PURCHASERS

o avail themselves of the present opportunity of supply-
ing themselves at
9 0 , BOLD-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

W ILLIAM WILCOX AND CO.,
PATENT ROPE MANUFACTURERS,
LIVER P O O L.

WORKE'-DERBY-ROAD, NEAR THE FUSKISSON D3CK.
OFFICE AND WAREBOUSF-21, PARK-LANE.
WILLIAM WILCOX AND CO.,
Bespeetfully invite public attention to the following gratifying results of the trials of their
NEW PATENT ROPES
At the Corporation Testing ➢iachine, King's Deck,

T. Cwt.
Dec. 17.—W. Wilcox and Co.'s 3f inch Manilla Hemp Bope broke at .. ........ 15 0
One strand cut by thimble of seizing, the other two strands unbroken.
Dec. 10.—W. Wilcox and Co.' Si inch Manilla Hemp broke at
Dec. IO.—W. Wilcox and Co.'s sa inch Rus.itat Hemp bore .... ... 21 0
And was iho withdrawn unbroken, as the s&zings would not sustain any further pressure.
Dec. 17.—The same rope lskths again put to the Ust, and bore a pressure of
And broke under the se-zing one strand only.
W. WILCOX and CO. have thus proved the Ropes manufactured by their machinery to be superior to any other yet presented
to the public.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

212° MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE
RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the mutual re—
action of ion-conduction and vapourisation at 2120 Fahrenheit), wit)*
all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1840-51-64
and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door
(without which no Safe is secure.)

THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGrARDS EXTANT.

MILKERS' PHCF:NIX (2120) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the
most complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly three
hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted
for every branch of the work. Show rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street
Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, City. Circular§
ree by post.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

C 0 A L S.
BEST HOUSE COAL.

Good - .. 1 Is. to 12s per Ten.
Superior ... . .
Best .. .

Discount for ready money, is. in 20s. ,
S. B. JACKSON,
COAL MERCHANT,
32, DALE-STREET, and 21, MOSS-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

THE SHANGHAI SHEEP WOOL.

The monthly meeting of the council of the Chamber of Commerce
for the worsted din riot was held on Monday afternoon, at i-radford ;
the mayor, (H. Brown, Esq.) in the chair. It was reported in the
Guardian, two or three months ago, that the fl:ece of a .shanghai
sheep had been rec ived from the Zoological Garc ens, London, in
order to the wool being examined by the chamber. At that time tor.
Alderman Wand took charge of the fleece, in order to test the
qua ity of the wool by combing. Yesterday, he produced the wool
in the top nod mil. He reported very favourably of it. He said that
tie wool produced from the fleece weighed 24F. He had produced
from it 12i oz. in top, 152 oz in noil, and 2} oz. in shorts ; the waste
thus being 5 oz. 'I he wool in lustre was something like alpaca It
had a geed lustre, and was very soft. There was a great deal of
kemp about it. He thought it might be rendered a substitute for
the bright haired wool of the Leicester sheep, and if the Shanghai
sheep (of which there were two flocks in this country), were
so prolific as reported—dropping thrice a year, and one
having given birth to no fewer than lie sheep in one year—he thought
the manufacturers would active great advantage in rcceiv ng a new
supply cf the raw material. At the time the fleece was received such
wool as that produced was worth 13d per lb, and at the present time
it was worth 10d per lb. Several gentlemen examined the wool in
the top and in the noil.-slr. William Foster said that the capabilties
of the wool would be best ascertained by its being spun and woven
into cloth; for he 'bought it seemed more like Kent wool. Mr.
Alderman Wand offered to take the wool and weave it into c'oth,
and he was requested to do so. The fleece of a Shanghai lamb,
recently arrived from London, was also taken by Mr. Wm. Foster
(Queen's Head), fur the purpose of testing the wool.— Manchester
Guardian.

The copper coin is not a legal tender to a greater
amount than one shilling, nor the silver coin to greater
amount than 40a, ; but the gold coin is a legal tender to
any amount.

The 6bareholders of the Northumberland and Durham
District Bank I.( solved on Saturday to register tho company
as other than a limited company, 'under the " Joint-stock
Baukieg Corapan}b' Act, 1857."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

A T

BLA CKMO RE, WIN E AND SPIRIT MERCHANT
21 AID 23, BERRY STREE'P, LIVERI'OOL.

A. T. BLACKMORE begs respectfully to inform his Friends and the Pu*lic gcnernlly, that he has OPENED the above PREMISES for the
supply of I ambles with Genuine WINES and Si IRITZ, at the lowest remunerating prices.

TERMS
WINES. Per Doz. Quarts. Pints.
s. d. s. d.
P 0 R T—Best Old Crusted
~ Fine Do. „..... ..
Good Do. .
SHERRY—Finest Pale
„ Superior Pale or Golden
Good (Pale) •
CHAMPAGNE—Iat quality... .. . ...... • • ...... 72 0 40 0
~ 2nd quality
H 0 C K—Sparkling
~ Still
Choice do . 40 0
CLARET-Ist .
~ Very Choice .
/I
Bronte. . 2ld
.
28 0
Marsala
Cape 24 0
Port, in draught .16s and 18 per Gal.
Sherry , ,

CASH.

SPIRITS. Per Gallon.
s. d.
Finest Old Jamaica Rnm l6 0
Fine Do. Do. . 14 0
Good Do. Do. 13 0
Best Scotch Malt Whisky
Fine Do. Do. . 14 0
Best Old Irish Malt Whisky l6 0
Do. Old Irish Whisky. 14 0
Do. Grainy Whisky
Finest Cld London Gin 13 0

_ ........
Fife . Do. Do. . .
Good Gin
Old Bollands Gin in Cases .........525..... per dozen.
... _

lie's.t—COiTa-c-- Brandy-- (Pale and Brown) ~ .. :..... .... 34 0
Good Do. Do. ..
Par Dozen.
Old Do. in Cases ... . .
Per Dozen Quarts. Pinta,
London Porter.
East India Pale Ale

BOTTLES, &c., TO BE RETURNED OR PAID FOR ON DELIVERY, AND TIIE SAME AMOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED

WHEN THEY ARE RETURNED.

FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT, ALE AND PORTER STORES.
ESTABLISHED 1845.

ALL GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT, and expressly for Family Consumption, GUARANTEED FREE FROM ANY
, ADULTERATION. Daily Delvtries to any part cf Liverpool Suburbs.
PRICES

FAMILY DEPARTMENT-ESTABLISHED 1845.
TERMS—CASH.
WINES.
PER DCZEN B. d.
Bronte Madeira ...... .......28 0
Fine Pole 5herry............. ..... 34 0
Superior Old Golf Sherry— ....38 0
Best Pale Sherry
,Particular Old Amber Sherry 4B 0

PM LOVE!' QTEI. P. d.
Good Port from the Wood.. ...... ..36 0
Floe Old Port
Very superior Old Port 44 0
Fine Old Crusted Port 4B 0
Particular Old Crusted Port 5 years
in bottle....

PER DOZEN QTS. 9. d.
Finest West India Madeira ..... 60 0
Finest Sparkling Champagne ......60 0
Ditto in Pints .. .......33 0

Finest Sparkling Hock .... 66 0
Do. NI osselle 66 0
Very superior Claret

SPIRITS.

PER GALLON.

PEE GALLON.

Campbletown Whisky .......14 0
Best Old Camobletown 15 0
Best Islay Malt
Glenlivat, Islay, and Campbletown,
11 0.P., very old

Old Ir,sh Malt, in Sherry Butts l6 0
btartelPs 01,1 Cognac Brandy 34 0
Particular Old do., in cases . 42 0
Schiedam Hol I ands

'ORTER AND ALES.
PER DOZ. Quarts. Pints. IN HALF BARRELS.
S. d. r. d. R. Manders & Co.'s best Dublin Porter 25
Edinburgh Strong A!e 60. ... 3 6 Truman & Co.'s Best Low'on, 28s to 33 0
Guinness's XX Stout 4 6.. ..2 9 AP sopp's Etst India Pala Ala .31 0
Best London Doub'e S'ont 6 0....3 6 Cairne's Drogheda Ale" ..... 2s 0
I Flower's Stratford Ale ..............30 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

LEAD AND BRASS WORKS,
74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL;
OBERT ANDERSON CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER. AND GAS PIPES,
BRAS., FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &c.,
BRASS WORKS FOR PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND
GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

rot I anti.

KT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEL''
LIVERPOOL AND GLAS-GOW.
:p. . The first class powerful steam ship
It 'l. - • PRINCESS ROYAL - Captain Ikl•Cur.sar„,
Unless prevented by any unfores2cn occurrence, the um-let-noted
or ether steamer is intended to sail (with or without pilots) Nu
twecn Licerpooland Glasgow, with goods and passenn-ers, asunder

FROM CLARENCF, DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
Jan
PRINCESS ....Friday l. .. at 10 o'clock, forenoon
PRINCESS .... Friday
PRINCESS ....Friday l5 at 11 o'clock, forenoon
PRINCESS .. Friday 22.... at 2 o'cl,ick, afternoon
PRINCESS Fri 2),... at 10 o'clock, morniag
N.B.—Goods mast be alongsiar. One !lour, before twat for

Fares:—Cabin,including Steward's Fee, 15s ; Steerage, 6s.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.

MACM :.LAN. 1. Wati,r-atreet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

PLASTERS! PLASTERS! PLASTERS!

JIHL ROYAL LIVERPOOL PLASTERS,
composed of highly Emollient and Balsamic in-
iredients, are eonlidenCy recommended to all Persons suffering from
Diseases of tho

CHEST AND LUNGS,
ALSO,

PAINS IN THE BACK AND SIDE, &c., Rze.M

PRICE 2D, 4D, fiD, AND SD. EACH.

None are ger nine unless the following word~, printed in Black
Ink, are on the back of each Plaster,
ROYAL LIVERPOOL PLASTER,
Prepared by
W. JACKSON,
CHEMIST,
97, MOUNT-PLEASANT.

pARTIES suffering frock Coughs, Colds, In-
fluenza, or any Disease of the Chest or Lunge, can
find immediate relief by taking
_ _ JACKSON'S BALSAMIC COUGH MIXTURE.

In Consumptive Cases more benefit has been derived from taking
this hiedicinc. together with Cod Liver (Al, than from any remedy
yet discovered.

SOLD AND PREPARED ONLY BY
W. JACKSON,
CIT SMISIT,
97, MOUNT-PLEASANT. LIVERPOOL.
In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. Each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

eliuratfon.

LIVERPOOL INSTPIUIT, MOUNT-STREET.
THE next ,QUARTER will COMMENCE on
THURSDAY. Jannary 7th, 1858, in the
HIGH SCHOOL,
COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL,
EVENING SCHOOL, and
S'3ZOOL OP ART ;
And in the GIRLS' SCHOOL, on MorioaT. January 11.
•Prospectuses mky be obtained on application nt the Institute ;
or to ASTRUP C SRI iS, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Persons seeking Employment, parties requiring Servants
Assistants or Clerics, and these in search of Apartments,
er having Lodgings to Let, can best bring their wants
under the notice of the public, by advertising in the
NORTHERN TIMES, and which, from its large circulation,
is the most efficient medium ,f publicity in this
district.

The cash price for this special class of advertisements is
now reduced to THREEPENCE FOR TWENXY
WORDS, •and for every additional five words one
penny.

On SATUIRDA.Y NEXT, JANUARY 2, 1858,

WILL BE PUBLISHED,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

SCALE 07 CHARGE 3

A Single Tooth, from 3s 6d
An Upper or Lower 5et............ 2 2 0
A Full Set, from .......... ..... 3 3 0
Ditto, ditto .................. 6 6 0
Stopping Decayed Teeth 0 2 6 and 5s
With Pure hold 0 5 0

FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH,
(Without Pain,)
THE WHITE GUTTA PE RCHA

ENAMEL,
Prepared by

MESSRS. GABRIEL,
THE 0 LD-EST ABLIS HED SURGEON DENTISTS,
131, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(Directly opposite Jerry-street,)
AND 33, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON.
Price, witl full particulars for use, is Gd; or will be sent
post-paid on re,2eipt of 20 postage stamps.
Also,
THE ROYAL TOOTH POWDER,
1s Gd per Box.

ATES H EsS, ENGRAVERS,PRINTE:
33. LonD.STREET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
LIVERPOOL. To H. R. H. Prince Albert.

WEDDING STATIONERY { ATES and HESS;
y
SUPPLIED BY 33, LORD. STRBEr,
LIVERPOOL,

-\I(ATES & HESS,
33, LORD.9TIIFY7', DIE-SINKERS.
LIVERPOOL.

3ER AL DRY BOOKS { ATATESand HESS,
Kept for Inspection, and 33, LORD.STRI3nT,
SEAL ENGRAVING BY LIVER P O O L.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

THE NORTHERN TIMES.—LIVERPOOL, WEDN ES DAY, DECEMBER: no, 1857.

' Co bs Vat.

DWELLISG-HO USES,

TO be LET, Furnished, for Six or Twelve
Months, a HOUSE, situated in a highly respectable
situation, near Abercromby-square, consisting of three Sitting Rooms,
four Bed Rooms, two Attics, and Water Closet, and snitalie for a
genteel family.—All particulars may be had by applying try letter,
addressed to A 34, Ntrthern Times office.

rl-10 be LET, several HOUSES, quite new, in
Whicham-terrace, Netherfield-road South, contain-
ing two kitchens and scullery, dining, drawing', and breakfast rooms,
five bedrooms, hot and cold ba'hs, and services, with gas fittings
throughout ; also, sh Aver bath and water closet ; front windows of
plate glass, fitted with Venetian blinds. Bent £2B per annum.—
Apply on the premises.

SZAFORTH.
TO be LET, with immediate possession, an
excellent Family HOUSE, situated nearly opposite
Seaforth Church, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms,
eight bedrooms, butler's pantry, huh room, water closet, &c., with
coach house and stable, and gardens in ront and rear of hon e.—
Apply to Mr. James Johnson, on the premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 24th have arrived.
The Correspondencia Autografa announces that an
English tribunal at Sierra Leone declared in Nov-
ember last, that a Spanish vessel, the Conchita,
which had been captured on suspicion of being
engaged in the slave trade, was a lawful prize. The
Correspondericia remarks that such acts as this are
calculated to drive Spanish commerce from the
African coast, and it calls on the government to
interfere in the matter. The Espana expresses the
opinion that in .such affairs the English are actuated
more by commercial rivalry than by horror of the
slave trade, and the
.Spanish Cabinet cannot be
indifferent on the subjet.
The Infante Dan Henry has, says the Espana,
consented to solicit permission to return to Spain.
Lord Howden, the English minister, had returned
to Madrid. All the factions of the opposition had
determined to bring forward M. Bravo Murillo as
candidate for the presidency of the Chamber of
Deputies, in opposition to the candidate of the
Government, whoever he may be. It was said
that if the Government were defeated in this
election, it meant to bring forward a formal vote
of confidence in order to ascertain without any
manner of doubt the sentiments of the Chamber
towards it. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS,

TEA TRAYS,
FENDERS, FIRE IRONS,
IRUN AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, &c.,

All Marked. in Plain Figures,
♦T TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE.

HIGGS & JONES,
46 -LORD-STREET--46

CHRISTMAS CHEER.
A GREAT DE FOR A LITTLE MONEY.

IITTEIUNGTON'S SAMPLE HAMPERS of
WINE, SPIRIT, FOREIGN FRUITS, &c,

ONE GUINEA HAMPER, containing

1 Bottle rich golden Sherry,
1 Pottle fine old Port,
1 Bottle o d Whiskey,
1 lb. finest Muscatel Raisins, with Almonds,
1 Fancy box French Plums,
1 lb. finest mixed Tea,
1 lb, Laney mixed Biscuits.
TWO GUINEA HAMPER, containing
3 Bottles rich golden Sherry,
2 Bottles old Port,
3 Bottles old Whiskey,
1 Bottle line pale Brandy,
I Bottle London Gin,
2 lb. finest Mu.catel Raisins, with Almonds,
.2 lb. finest mixed Tea,
2 lb. fancy mixed Biscuits.
THREE GUINEA HAMPER, containing
3 Bottles rich golden Sherry,
3 Bottles crusted old Port,
1 Bottle creaming Champagne,
1 Bottle Ho lands Gen2va,
1 Bottle fine old Cognac Brandy,
1 Bottle finest old Whiskey,
1 Bottle London Gin,
I Bottle Jamaica Rum,
2 lb. finest mixed Tea,
2 lb. finest Muscatel Raisins, with Almonds,
2 lb. fancy mice Biscuits,
These are appropriate for Christmas times, and are selected princi-
pally to introduce more generally to the pubrc the first rate value W.
Titterington is givin: in pure high-class Foreign Wines, Spirits, Teas,
Fancy Fruits, &c., at his Establishments, 5, RANELAGII PLACE,
and 51 to 55, LAWTON STREET (oppasite the Adelphi Hotel),
LIVERPOOL.

N.B.—All Parcels delivered Free of Charge within Five Miles of
Liverpool.

- a,_•n:4s Key r 57;5.

7; CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO.,
1441 CE -tS Fo R THE SALE & PURCHASE`
>17i..,& 3 it 0 I
' .i
Vi,:,,7, . OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS,
off- IY VALUERS, AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO
THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
:.IVA LMER-BUILDIN GS, WATER- STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
kOX'S CHEAP CHANDELIER MANUFAC-
TORY, GAS-FITTING, and GLOBE WARE-
HOUSE, is No. 39, RENSHAW-STREET (throe doors atoOTO
Newington).
N.B. All Goods Sold at this Establislimost 41WirrantOs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

HOLLAND.

The First Chamber of Holland, on the eve of -
separating for the Christmas vacation, voted almost
without discussion, and in 'a single sitting, the
budgets of Foreign Affairs, J ustice, Marine, Interior,
Pub!ie Worship, Finance, and Colonies—in a word,
all the budgets, with the exception of that of War,
which will not be discussed until the session is
resumed, a six months' credit having been voted
for it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

EXTENSIVE SHOW ROOMS.

IT I GGS & JONES invite an

inspection of their
MAGNIFICENT SUITE OF SHOW ROOMS,

Where may be seen, conveniently arranged,

THE LARGEST, BEST SELECTED, AND MOST

VARIED STOCK OF
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY
In Livervol, consiAtlng of
BATHS, TEA URNS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

IN LIVERPOOL

A NEW and Extensive Assortinertt of PAPER-HANGINGS, DECORATIONS, FRAME
AI(D ROOM GILT MOULDINGS,
4-AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES!!
BRADLEY, PASS, AND CO.,
36, ELLIOT-STREET, CORNER OF LIME-STREET.

J.

J 0 N E S,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c.,
Has always in Stock a large assortment of every description of Broad Cloths, Pilots, Peavrrs, Witneys, Fancy Trowserings,
Scoteh Tweeds,Fancy Vestings, &c., of the newest styles.
FASHIONABLE COLOURS IN LADIES' CLOTHS.
I" COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.B.—A Fresh Stock of Fancy Goeds received every Friday Morning.

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL

3 RANELAGH STREET (Opposite the Waterloo Hotel).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

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- FOR SA LE, the well. keown American bFrque
MARY AND SUSAN ; 392 tons register, copper fastened
jaud yell. w metalled. This vessel was built at Boston,
,zrU. S. in 26 ; was opene,l- last year and found
tole gonad rn4l in good order, had new upper deck and tousides and
3acs'twec decks laid , she has been employed in the South Sea
trale for xpwards of 15 years, and the materials of which
era 19 co'aposed has been so saturated with oil as ts render her almost
inzperrions to decay. Lylng in the Huskisson Dock,—For farther
peticnlara apply to CUNARD, WILSON and CO., Brokers for the
gliucts Ase and Sale of Ships, 5, I ork gni Idings, Pale-street.

FOPR SALE, the fine new brig PENELOPE ;
44 , .‘ 197 tons o.m , 126 tons register. Length, 81 feet;
t, ,' - $ -t, breadth 22 feet ; depth, 11i feet. Built at P. E. Island,
under the special inspection of Lloyd's Surveyor. under
whom she was iron kneed, and clewed 4 years; has
soma sailing qualities, easy draft of water, and sails without ballast,
sari 113 well worthy of inspection. Lyin4 in the Birkenhead Dock.
—Per inventories and further particulars opp'y to Me.srs. Alfr:d
EL2 iami Co., Merchants, Cook-street; or to CUNARD, WILSON,
es MA, Barokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, Ir,rk-
lkagidiser.raie st•eet, Liverpool.

FOR SALE, the well known Paddle-steamer
Is.e.:;„•\
FIRE FLY, 237 tons ox , 207 tons sr M. Lerch
4.‘ -141-O.IOON-. over all, 180 feet; lent,th fir measurement, 167 feet
A 9-10ths ; breadth, 25 feet ; dep h, 11 feet 9-10rhs.
Matt i,ll Glasgow, of iron, in ;845. En •ines direct acting, 160-horse
pryer (nominal) ; darreter o• cylinders, 49 inches; length of stroke,
4 feel 8 inches ; tabular boilers. Carries 200 tons on 10 f. et i•f water.
ttviseemption of fuel, 39 tons in 38 hours ; bunko s cont in 65.
Average speed, 12i knots. Has cab;n accommodation for 70 first
4133 passengers, and 259 second class. This boat is now plying
between Liverpool and Wexford, and may be inspected at either of
sibs above, ports at stated times. For further particulars apply to
214:wars. R. aod R. Allen, Wexford; or to UNARD, WILSON, &
CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings,
sub-st eet. Liverpool.

Cfroinnitrztxt

THIS DAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
?his DAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 15, Exchange-buildings,
262 Casks PALM OIL,
merest from the wreck of the Niger.—Apply to &fessrs. Laird, Fletcher,
mad Co; or to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30

PIZ GALLON.

Good Gin _
.... 11 0
Best London Gin:..... .... t 2 0
„ Bristol Gin ............ ...... 12 0
Jamaica Rum
Best Old Jamaica Rum.— __...... 16 0
Irish Whisky ..... ...12 0

PIZ Doz. Quarts. Pints
a. d. e. d
Allot' Table Bcer
Drogheda A1e..... ........ 4 6.. ..2 9
.A-lo 0....0 o
Burton Bitter Ale ....6 0....3 6

Cif' Bottles mast be given In me' ange, or paid fur on delivery.

T. F . A SHE,
47, SOUTH C ASTLE STREET,
WHOLESALE BOTTLER FOR EXPORTATION OF ALLSOPP'S, BASi'S, AND OTHER INDIA PALE ALES,
TRUMAN, HANBURY & CO., AND GUINNESS & CO.'S sTour.
car A Few Thousand Dozen always Ready Pr iromedlat Sbipm,nt, at the Export Stores, 13 and 15, ATHERTON-STREET,
And 12 and 16,ITHOMAS STREET.