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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-22

66 AND 76, LORD-STREET.
THE ONLY ONE IN LIVERPOOL. •

VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK
ANKLES. LEGS, KNEES, AND

--------
CALEB WALKER'S ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
KNEE and ANKLE BANDAGES,
Are theonly Articles that-will mtain,their Elasticity. Meat
or Cold will not affect them; require no laeing, and may be
drawn on' immediately, as an ordinary stockin. Wholesale,
Retail, and for Export.

MAGNIFICENT-- HAIR-CUTTING-- ESTAB-
LISHMENT.--W. MARTIN, Proprietor, 20, Church-
street (opposite Basnett-street). Large and elegant rooms,
first-class Assistants, with elaborate Shell Tazzas for Sham-
pooing. 2O, CIIURCIT-STREET.

I-ARK YOUR LINEN WITH CULLETON'S
11 PATENT-F.LECTRO SILVER PLATES. The most
easy, prevents the ink spreading, and never washes out.
Initial Plate, Is. ; Name, 2s. 6d.; Set of Moveable Nurnbm,
2s. 6d.; Crest, as„ with directions for use, oust
CULLETON.

, stamps.
zo, Cranbourn-street, Leicester-
square, London, W.C. Beware of imitations. tts

A CARD

H.

J 0 11 N S ,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,

23, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.

TO THE RESIDENTS OP

NEW BRIGHTON, EGREMONT,

SEACOMBE,

AND

OSE Pll COX, from Birmingham, after thirty years'
el experience as a practical GAS-FITTER and CHAN-
DELIER MAKER, will be happy to receive orders for
Lighting, in those Townships, by contract or measurement.
Oil Chandeliers altered for Gas, or made to slide, Bronzed, or
'Lacquered, in Ormolu. Charges same as in Birmingham. Ali
orders: addressed to the Manufactory and Show-rooms, 39,
•Renshaw-street, will receive immediate attention. - 24526
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-22

ZnE GUINEA COAT AND VEST, introduce 4 by B. HYAM_, which met with.such universal approval last
last. Autumn:, will be the leading garments for'the present Mason ; and from the immense sale• of these conjoint garments,
B. HY,AM has been enabled to produce them in greater variety of material, make; and cut, and they are altogether infinitely
superior to those of Aitst year.
B. lIYAM'S Country Customers can be supplied with one of his Guinea Coats and Vests by forwarding a Post-office Order
paYable to BENJAMIN HYAM, and`the following measurements, which will ensure an accurate fit—
The height of the person, 1 _ Inches round the waist. •
• - '.
Inches round the chest, ' 1 Length from middle of back to middle of hand.
-A UTUMN UNDRESS JACKETS.—LB.- lIYAM has introduced an entire New Assortment of " SECONDARY
' 11_ Vos.rs" for general wear, on the design, manufaeture, and ornamentation of _which the utmost care has bees bestowed.
Price, from 15s. to .. 3a5..........., ..
• .. _ .
_
AUTUMN 'UNDER COATS.—B..YAM'S Styles in DRESS and SUBTOUT COATS are inimitably graceful is
II
design, perfect in fit, and superior in make, material, andfinish.
, • Price, from 21s. to 455. ' . , . .

AUTUMN
TROUSERS AND VESTS.—B. HYAMIhas introduced a diversity of new and seasonablepatternsA
for his VESTS and true-flttiitg TROUSERS of superior fashion and manufacture.
Price 295.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-22

BILLIARD-ROOMS are NOW

NEW

OPEN,

With Two of the best Tables in town, by flrst-class makers.
A large and well-ventilated room. Elegance and comfort
combined with moderate charges.

Airy mid well-ventilated BEDROONig, newly furnished
throughout.
N.B.—A seleot GLEE CLYB every TLesday Evenisag.

BIREEN'HEAD :AND CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD

RAILWAYS,

•
CIMAT EASTERN STEAM-SHIP
rAe Great Eastern steam-ship being advertised to sail from
Ilovrinwo for AmrnycA about the 20th October,
EXCURSION TRAINS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Drying Kilns,

KILNS to be Let by the hour, suitable for drying cotton, jute,
hemp, grain, linseed, empty bags, &c., &c.—Apply to John
Schofield and Nephews, 2, Exchange-buildings. 26 feb 21

Oddfellows' Hall, St. Anne-street

THE large room, capable of accommodating 600 to tea, To be
Let, for tea parties, balls, lectures, exhibitions, &c. Apply
on the premises. 48mar21

WAREHOUSE & LAND, No. 11, Seel-street, to be Let.
to Rev. J. A. P., Post-office, Tintwistle, Manehester
TO be LET, a Coach House and Stable.—Apply at No. 9, St.
James'-walk. 6j29

10 be Let, au excellent Shop,
I. Apply on the Premises.

94, Mill-street, Tosteth Park.-
6j29

10 be Let, two Warehouse Rooms, suitable for any trade.—
_ Apply at 6, Parr-street. 6 jan 29

TO be Let, stabling, large yard and shed, and large room suitable
for a joiner. Apply at 73, Oldhall-street. 6j31
O be Let, a House and Shop, with immediate possession,
T
suitable for any business. Apply at 145, Dale-street. 6j29
TO be Let, a Large Cellar, suitable for a work-shop, bottling
store, or shooting gallery. Apply at 7, Williamson-square
2 jan 27.
TO be Let, one or two Large Rooms, over the shop, No. 39,
Regent-road, opposite Bramley-Moore Dock. Inquire on the
premises. 6j25
_

rllO •be LET, an Eligible SHOP, in Castle-street, and Cellars
underneath.—Apply to Joirx RICUARDSON, jun., 7, Lower
Castle-street.

A House and Shop, recently Ale Vaults; with four months
license, situated at 121, Burlington-street, the present occupant
leaving it on account of ill health ; rent £24 ; terms moderate. 3j27
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

and that the soarer they retrace their steps the

better

Into this part of the ease,• however, we

will not at present enter. The immediate question
is one that is of itself important enough, and

onerous enough, to be singly an separately

considered

The operatives wind up their appeal' by express-
ing a hope, that " enough has been said' to show

that the inauguration by tire employers of a 4 sounder
and more considerate policy towards their work-
men is imperatively called for; and there certainly
never was a more favourable
—favourable, because more remunerative
prices are now being obtained, and becausc• the
prospects of a still more extended and profitable
export trade are of the most encouraging character.
They

time for it than the

present,

not unreasonably, therefore, trust " that
these facts will show-most conclusively that their
claim is well grounded and that it-will no longer be
ignored, but that theadvance of ---- which they
now seek will be cheerfully conceded, and thus re-
establiskthat identity of interest between employers
and:employed which elate years appears to have
been lost sight of." Thus it will: be seen that'
the amount of the advance of wages- sought for is
not even named—showing that the operatives have
no wish to. dictate terms to their employers. The
employers, we understand, will be • appealed to
individually: Let us- hope that they may find it
in their- power to concede a liberal. complianco
with what certainly appears to us; to be a most
reasonable requirement. They who create the
wealth, by the labour- of their hands, ought cer-
tainly to participate in some due proportion with
those who obtain it as the employers of that laboir.
They have a moral and an equitable right to this.
They deserve, indeed, on every principle of reason
and justice, to have their condition; and that of !their
families made more-comfortable and respectable,

so as really and truly to enjoy the fruits of their
own industry. Let us hope, we-say, that the rich
employers will thus regard the case of their
poorer work people.

THE COURT, &c

WINDSOR, Jan. 24-4
—The Queen; with-Princess Alice,
rode- in the Riding-house this morning, attended by the
Hon. Horatio Stopford. The Prince Consort went out
hunting attended by -Lieut.-Colonel Ponsonby.
THE MARRIAGD• of the Count of Trani, second son of
the. King of Naples, with the Princess Matilda of
Bavaria, sister of-the bride of the Duke of-Calabria, is.
now definitively determined on. The ceremony will take
place as soon as.the prince attains his majority, which
will be on the 1U of August orthe present year, when be
will have completed his twenty-first year. The princess
will then be about sixteen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

" CIIEAP

4 contemporary

only an act of justice to curse

the NORTHERN TIMES, which was

fact that he followea
really the first paper to concede the advantage of c

inunicating "Wants

to the world at a cost of SIXPENCE

as it is now the first to give tne Num; ,
for a PENNY ! If ang incredulous friend should doubt

second number of the NoRTHELN

TIMES, which was ?Otis/tea oib tav
1853, and /e will Aid the following witiountel

large t✓pe

" Servants Wanting Situations, or Persons Wanting
Servants, should advertise in the Northern Daily Time;
charge, sixpence."
- - - -

n it is,remembered that the Journal tt,
allude was only brought into existence by the repeal 6.
the NewsPaPer Stamp Act in 1855, it will be seen the
he could not have been the first to give to the public e
privilege Which it enjoyed in 1853—two years before ht
was in being: We should scarcely have referred to this
unworthy attempt to usurp what belongs to another, did
we hot remember more than' one occasion upon which- our
copyist has, in like manner, by implication, taken credit
for having been the first to establish a Daily .21rewspaper
in Liverpool, and unblushingly ignoring all knowledge of
what existed previous to his appearance Willis sublunary
world. Barefaced effrontery may " bring grist to the
mill," but it should scarcely be indulged in at thi expense
of OhOof Whitt Ofifo it Wes tip avid approyriatte.

Thick w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

THE NORTHERN TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1859.

I_I:ttEWELTIB)-EW FANCY FRENCH
2 &3, QUADRAA, INDIA-RUBBER PLAYING BALLS,
14E-SlItrET, j
co oared and plain, all sizes, and in
SS, OASTLE-."" great variety.

OFF)
PREVIOUS TO ALTE.RAT.IO.WS.
D OGERSON and WOODWARD will offer the whole of
XV, their Valuable STOCK of SILK MERCERY, GENERAL
DRAPERY, Sto.., THIS DAY, at a GREAT REDUCTION FROM COST
PRICE.

SELLING

ECRITT AND CO.'S OSBORNE BISCUITS
Ja, OF DELICIOUS P AVOnt AND CRISPNESS,
'SHOULD BE ON EVERY TABLE.
May be had of all respectable Grocers, &c.,
WITH TWENTY OTHER CHOICE VARIETIES.
Wholesale Agent for Liverpool :
JACOB Srovima, 48, Harrington,street.

IS and 15, aturch-street, Januar

21st, 1859

REMOVAL

GR. BELL, SIINGI-C-AL- INSTRUMENT, TRUSS, AND
• BANDAGE MAKER,

i'Tg.
, HISTORY OF 'THE WORKING CLASSES,
Every Saturday, in the NORTHERN De nit 'Mita, Trite One
t, in i Penny. -

From 4, Parker-street, to
59, RENSHAW-STREET,
Opposite St. Andrew's Church.

T_TELLEIVELL'SI WATERPROOF STORM
x j_2 & 3, QU,VTIRAIVT., HELMETS, Caps, &C., an effectual
LIME-STREET, protection in rough weather ; light,
53, CAsms-ornatir, portable, and durable.

,FR. 3-011 N M'CLELLAND,
lyx "(Principal responsible Assistant to the late Firm of

THOS. WINSTANLEY .4... ND SON

AIIC'TiI,ONEER AND APPRAISER,
BASNETT-STREET, 'AVM- WOOL.
Valuations,for Probate and every description of Property done-with
accuracy and despatch.

TELLEWELL'S, ITRGICAL APPLIANCES,
2,5x3, QUADRANT, kj ENRMAS,INUEOTIONBOTTLES,BREAST
'LIME-STREET, PUMPS, BED-PANS, URINALS, EXHAUST-
,R,ITAMTLE-STREET. ING CUPS, New Barrel Syphons, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

>qs7 tons Capt. R. Leitch.
Capt. P. C. Petri

ens Capt. J. Kennedy
ons .. Capt. J. M. Jeffrc
ons.. Capt. M'Guigan.
Steamer) 443 tons ..Capt. Walked

'OR NEW YORK,
Wsdnesda
Wednesda

Iter4ate Wednesday

FROM S-EW YORK

of to ./vo/intork

January 15

_1 guineas, according to th
11 having the sonic priNGege
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Avery old established Grocery and Provision Shop, now doing a
good trade, suitable for a female or married couple, to be
Disposed of. Average weekly returns £l2 to £l4. The coming in
reduced to £l5 only, if immediate ! Stock optional. Rent £24,
with good shop, house, and premises. Apply to Mr. Edwin Large,
accountant and estate agent, 1, Upper Newington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

any that have yet been offered

COMPTON HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET,

LIVERPOOL

ALTERATION OF

PREMISES

R 0 GERS ON

AND WOODW AR D

SILK MERCERS, DRAPERS, &c.,

Beg to inform their Friends and the Public that in consequence of Alterations having to be made in the interior
of their Premises, in February next, they have resolved upon offering the
WHOLE OF THEIR VALUABLE STOCK

SILK

MERCERY,

LINEN DRAPERY,

&c., &c

On and after MONDAY NEXT, the 24th instant,

AT A VERY DECIDED REDUCTION FROM COST PRICE.

R. and W. take the present opportunity of stating that they are large holders of
BLACK GLACIE SILKS AND DUCAPES

Which will be offered at the same Reduction in Price as their General Stock

Their UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT will be conducted with the same care and attention as usual during

the time of Selling Off.

THIS DAY, and following days

13, AND 15, CHURCH-STREET

Jan. 21, 1859.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

/ANTED, a young Servant-of-all-Work, immediately
at 17, Falkner-street, corner of Sugnal-street.

WANTED, an active Woman, from 25 to 30 years of age, as
Servant-of-all-Work.—Apply at 7, Williamson-square. 2j27

WANTED, a clean Servant-of-all-Work, for a small house ; one
who can cook alittle. Apply at 22, Canton-street, Everton-
,
6fl

WANTED, a steady young woman, as Under Housemaid.
Stating age and last situation, address D. 170, Northern
Times office. 6j26
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

public Azonsetututs.

ITENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE,
X DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

OPEN EV ERE EVENING AT SEVVi

J announce

Ine rropnetor,
iat, owing to a grer.t number of apnlications
y letter from inibiential families,
'airy Spectacle CINDERELLA fot
TUTS EVENI-NG (Wednesday), the

the Box-office, and
he is induced to continue the
fine longer.
Cant, and during tL.

Week, l'tl7e 'dcTi•e:-e.o—usVairy Spectacle, entitled. CINDERELLA; or,
THE LITTLY. GLASS SLIPPER.
Third Night of the new Burlesque of THE GREAT HEAD
FAMILV, Nor aver the style of Oliver Cromwell or his celebrated
"Roundheads," yet sufficiently facetious t.

.:;cry Evem"ng the choicest ARENA TABLEAUX.
W' On FRIDAY next, the 28th instant, Great Spec
D of therUNDS of the ROYAL INFIRMARY.

OnATURDAY next, the 19th instant,
y Representation of CINDERELLA. On
ildren.bf the South Corporation School, num

'On 'WEDN ESDAYnext, Feh.lnd, Grand Entertainment in AID of
he FUNDS of the Ancient order of FORESTERS FRIENDLY
10 -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE,

FOR THE SALE OF

At Prices, for CASH, that cannot fail to give general satisfaction

.ELECTRO-PLATED SET, comprising Tea and Coffee Pot, Cream Ewer and Sugar Basin
ELECTRO-PLATED Or NICKEL SILVER TEA SPOONS ... ... ... ... ... ... ~. ... ...

LONDON BRONZED TEA URNS
OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three ...
Irony TABLE KNIVES, balanced handles
DITTO DESERT
HASTENER AND BOTTLE JACK

FIRE IRONS ... ... ... •• • •• •
SET OF SIX OVAL DISH COVERS

TAE s'PEßA."';l;;''6lL—L—Aldi.. This is the best and most economical lamp that is made

(LATE CREASY),
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

WANTED, by a respectabble man, aged 40, a Situation as
Gardener; can have high testimonials as to ability, honesty,
and sobriety.—Address A a, Mr. Scbtt, Prince's Park, Liverpool.
6j27
WANTED, by a married man, a situation as in or out-door
servant. Can drive a horse if required. Has good character
from his last situation. Address wc, 36, Lodge-lane, near Prince's-
park. 6j29
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

On FRIDAY. tl
'ethrman

.e 4th

nary, Great Fashionable Night, the

ees being under theimmeiliate Patronageof
)R, WILLIAM PRESTON, Places may now be

fps

o''Stalls,•Boxes

Mr. Felix Revoltiand-Mr:Vhid

,Air. CHAS

ENGLER

EMINENCE CARDINAL 'WISEMAN will

LECTURE in Philharmonic Hall, Hope-street, TO-MORROW
THURSDAY) EVENING, the 27th instant. Places may be FP.^--
.t the Philharmonic Office, 26, Exchange-street East. -

Ind at the
served stalls, 4s

Catholic I
Body of t

IVTANDERS' ROYAL MENAGERIE,vi• At the FOOT OF SHAW'S BROW, OLD HAYMARKET,
LIVERPOOL, replete with every animal •that cost, adventure, and

Hunter, SABLE MaccomO, will attack, defeat, c'onquer, and reconcile
the most noble assemblage of Lions ever-witnessedin any exhibition.
The collection abounds with upwards of 200 Living Specimens,
comprising ELEPHANTS, ELKS LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDS,
PANTHERS, HYENAS, and WOLVES, confined in inclosures
suited to their various habits and natures, as near as a confined
state will admit of.
THE LARGEST COLLECTION IN THE WORLD
Select Day Exhibitions and Performances, from Eleven till Fon
ONE snimaso each ;
o'clock. when the cha

at commences at Six

of this va

community of Birds, Beasts,

JACOB SLOWER, J ACOB STOWER,
British 'Wine Merchant, Export 011inan,
48. Barrington street, 48, Barrington street.
Liverpool.
STOWER'S Liverpool.

/ ORANGE TONXC

Try
*MOWER'S
No. I
GINGER WINE
The Trade sapplie4 c

WINE,

,ee opinion c

ded by the

,ch bottle. /

Grocers mil the /
Trade. /

/

Try
STOWER'S
Choice

DRITISII PORT
h WINES, PICKLES,

SAUCES, &c., of ttus best quality

that you: get STOWER'S " TONI(' and other WINES, it ye
with a prime article.

TTELLEWELL'S 1 QEAMEN'S COATS, STORM
2& 3, QUADRANT, S CAPS, IT ..._ELMETS, HOOD CAPES,
LIME-STREET. BOATS, DIXIC alld SEA BOOTS, LIFE BELTS,
53, CASTLE-STREET. Overalls, Trousers, and Diving Dresses.

CILENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Roya
VlLaundry. The ladies are respectfully informed that this
•
Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's
Laundress says, that although she has tried wheaten, rice, and
other Powder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the
Glenfield, which is the finest starch she ever used. When ou ask
or Glenfield Patent Starch, see that you get it, as inferior kinds are
ften substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and London.
HTTELLEWELL'S A IR-PROOF BEDS, PILLOWS,
2& 3, QUADRANT, lA_ CUSHIONS, BATHS, LIFE-PRESER-
LIME-STREET. vERS,_ invaluable at sea, Railway Travel-
-53, CASTLE-STREET. ling Cushions, &c., &c.

LTIELLEWELL'S A TULCANISED INDIA - RUBBER
2& 3, QUADRANT, V TUBING, for Gas, Chemicals, &c.
LI3IE-STREET, Also for hot or cold water, and steam.
53, CASTLE-STREET. Being pliable, can be used in any situation.

TT ISTORY OF THE WORKING CLASSES,
Every Saturday, in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, Price One
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Spply_. to

WANTED, by a respectable young person, a Situation as Head
Waitress man hotel or restaurant in town.—Address A B c,
Mr. Actoti, 17, Harrington-street, Castle-street. 6j27
Mr-ANTED—, by a Middle Aged Person, a Situation, as House
y y Keeper and Cook, to a Gentleman, or as good Plaia Cook in
a family. Apply atl3, Dean-street, Ranelagh-street. 3 jan 28
WANTED, a Situation, by a respectable Young Person, aged
29, a Protestant, either as Lady's Maid or Children's Maid;
well recommended.—Apply to Mrs. Levi, 66, Russell-street. 2j26

WANTED, a Situation as Head Gardener, or single handed,
by a practical man, who understands his business in all its
branches, and is a marriedman.—Address H, Post Office, Bootle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Oxton Hill.

MO be LET, two semi-detached. Family Houses, beautifully
situated in Shrewsbury-park, containing three entertaining
rooms, eight bedrooms, dressing-room, bath-room, water-closet,
butler's pantry, kitchen on the ground floor, scullery, laundry, ale
and wine cellars, larder, &c. ; gas throughout the house, spring
and soft water, and about half an acre of garden to each house. The
omnibuses, which run to Woodside Ferry every half-hour, are
within three minutes' walk. Apply:to John Cropper, Apsley-house,
Oxton-hill. 24f2

Delightful Country Resident

TO be LET, Wallasey Lodge, situated between the villages
of Poulton and Wallasey, about half-an-hour's walk from
the Ferries. The house consists of five bedrooms, two parlours,
and a' kitchen; there is. a stable for two horses, a shippen, and
piggeries. The garden is large and productive; there is also an
orchard, and seven acres of meadow land. Rent moderate.
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. Thomas
Blundell, watchmaker, Great George-street. 8j22

Shaw-st

opposite the Garden

MO., be Let, one of the best single Houses in this street, with
coachhouse and three-stalled stable. Contains three entertain-
ing rooms, five bed rooms, four attics, bath, water closet, and
butler's pantry. —Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square,

opposite St. Georg

Church

Rodney-street, corner of Upper Duke-street.
MG be Let,- a desirable House, recently severed, and now fit for
immediate occupation ; contains three entertaining rooms,
six bedrooms, and dressing room ; the above is well adapted for
the residence of a professional gentleman.—Apply to Mr. S
Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square, opposite St. George's Church. .

Aigburth
mi-detached Cottage

TO be Let,
in front.

It contains dining and drawing rooms, five bed
;sing roont, bath, water closet, and kitchens on the
Rent £53 10s. per annum.—Apply to Mr. S. Water-
.

Westbank, New Brighton (th

first House in the Trees, near the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

"IarANTED, a good Plain Cook; must have satisfactory cha-
V V ratter from last place. Apply to Mrs. Black, Holt-hill, top
of Clifton-park, Birkenhead. 6j31
WANTED, a situation as plain Cook, or servant of all work.
Can produce good character. Address Elizabeth McAvoy,
or apply at 39, Field-street, Birkenhead. 6j31
NV-ANTED, two Scotch or English young Women, as Cook and
Housemaid. Must both understand washing and ironing.
Apply at 4, Parkfield-terrace, Aigburth-road. 4j29

WANTED, a steady Man as Boots, for an hotel in Cheshire.
He must make himself generally useful, and a good reference
will be required. Apply at the Northern Times office. 4j29
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

tion to Ed

Dalve, South-road, Waterloc

WANTED, a quantity of Partitions.—Apply to James Denton,
30, Brownlow-str9et. 12j26
WANTED, a Removable License, for which a handsome price
will be paid.—Address J 1,, .Arorthern Times office. 6j27
WIIEN yott WANT any genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, go to
JACKSON'S, 92, Great Crosshall-street, three doors from
Byrom-street. _

WANTED, a situation as Wet Nurse, by a person from the
country, baby two months' old.—Address Mary Fazaekerley,
1, Bond-lane, Great Crosby. BE
- -

WANTED, a Photographic House or Tent, to stand in a yard.
Address, stating price, size, &c., and where to be seen, to
25, Hill-street, Toxteth-park. 3j27
WANTED, a machine for the making of soda water and ginger
beer. Any party having a portion of the same to dispose
of, may hear of a purchaser at A z, 5, Salisbury-street, Islington„

NV-AfNorrll?;
week's NORTHERN
11')ENN.YTiAmD.VERA?:ITEMEITS
imme-
diately, at the Northern'Daily TimesAOHirice, South John-street.
Circulation nearly 12,000 daily.
WANTED, to know what is the use of any one asking who sells
better Four shilling Tea than Thompsonßrothers, 5, Elliott-
street, when it is well known that it cannot be equalled, and that
they are the largest dealers out of London.

WANTED, to let all Servants,. out of situations, know that they
can get places by advertising in the Northern Daily Times,
the charge for which has been reduced to One Penny.
.The office is
at 19, South John-street. The circulation of the Northern Times is
id to I nearly 12,000 daily.

IyANTED, to let the Public
the lar

Times has n

he best Advertisin

he office

a Daily

WANTED, a respectable female servant, to fulfil all the house
duties, which are light, no children, and to be instructed to
serve behind a counter ; a good character indispensable. Address,
stating age, and whether can read and write. Address E 307,
Northern Times office. 3j27
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

-CURRY; KELLOCK, and CO.;
n, -
i* BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF
1.. t" SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, AND
figno,,,, APPOINTED BROKERS TO THE HIGH COURT OF
ADMIRALTY, Walmer-buildings, Water-street.

PATON AND
`c\ SHIP BROKERS, AND BROKERS FOR THE SALI
1..*" '\ AND PURCHASE OF SHIPS, STEAMERS, &c.,
ICOMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, 17, WATER-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

m,mboi

ROBERT A. MUNN and Co.,
ADMIRALTY BROKERS,
BROKERS FOR THE SALE o. SHIPS
ak%4l STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, &e
3, York-buildings, Dale-street.

.Sates bg 3.tutiont.

Pursuant to a Degree of Sale of the High Court of Athuiralt3

England,

TO be SOLD by AUCTION, on Thursd4y the
at Three o'clock, at CUNARD, WiLsoz,
~alerooni, Exchange, Liverpool, the Liver.

.\\, 3rd February

,(-!zittir: pool built Ship BLACK EAGLE ; 1,38 82-100th tom
new register, and about 1,700 tens builder's measurement ; length,
190 feet 5-10ths' breadth, 37 feet 5-10ths ; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths
This vessel was built in Liverpool in 1854, her fioors'are said to b(
composed of English and Bremen oak, her top-timbers of heematac.
lower deck stringer Month wood and greenheart, planking anC
ceiling pitch pine; she Vas sheathed last year with patent felt,
and 24, 26, and 28 oz. metal ; is well-known forher rapid passages

carries about 2,100 tons Bombay cargo, and about 2,000 ton> guano'
Lying in Albert Dock, Liverpool.—For inventories of her stores
(which ate very abtatdant), conditions of -sale, and further par.
i titulars, apply n London to Cunard and Co., 32, King William.
street E. C. ; m Liverpool to CUNARD, 'WILSON and Co., b-worr.
Brokers, Exchange, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

MHOSE Nauseous MEDICINES, such as COPAIVA
CUBEBS, &c., are entirely dispensed with by the use of
" INJECTION BROU." Infallible and Preservative. Price Gs. 6d.
Prepared by Dr. Brou, 33, Rue Lafayette, Paris. Agent •for
Liverpool, John Priestley, Chemist, 52, Lord-street. 12j26

T_T ELLEWELL'S IVEW PATENT DRAFT
_ix 2& 3, QUADRANT, LI EXCLUDER, for Doors and Windows,
LIME-STREET, easily applied, and is thoroughly effectual
53, CASTLE-STREET. JJJ in its prevenhion of drafts.

I A M THOMAS
kFroin London and Bristol,)
CARRIAGE AND WHEEL WORKS,
ST. ANNE-STREET AND HARICER-STREET.

WILI

HYAM'S

COAT AND WAISTCOAT,
ONE GUINEA,

N. LORD. BTREET4I LIVERPOOL,

The GUINEA COAT an VEST are

(tly tho best and

cheapest articles cf Clothing

are manufactured from the justly celebrated Melton Cloth.
The articles cannot fall to give entire satisfaction to all,
combining, as they do, tashionablo cut and superior make,
coupled with perfect tit.

A COAT and VEST will be forwarded to any part of the
kingdom, on the parties sanding a Post Off.ce Order for
One Guinea, together with a correct guide according to
Self-Measurement thus ;—Firstly--The height of the per-
son. Secondly—inches round chest. Thirdly—lnches
round waist. Fourthly—Length, in inches, of the sleeve,
rom middle of the back.

AYAM'S STOCK of READY-MADE CLOTHING is the
largest and most varied in Great Britain, comprehending,
as it does, every possible description of Attire, either tor
ordinary or better wear. All the articles are designed and
made in strict accordance with the favourite and prevailing
styles of the day ; and better could not be.

In CLOTHING for CHILDREN, BOYS, and YOUTHS,
the Establishment of HYAM has etkr gained favour in the
eyes of the public. A private room is connected with this
department, for inspection and fitting on • and here it will
be seen thst adaptation to age is strikingly brought out.

The ORDER DF,PARTMENT contains all the finest fabrics
of the British and Continental Manufactures. The artistes'
&c., employed in the Design and Make of these excellent
materials, are acknowledged, by universal consent, to be
the first in all the trade. A trial will prove these state-
ments strictly true.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

CHARM,. AGAINST A FATHER OF HAVING
------- - - - - -

BEATEN HIS CHILD TO DEATH

Yesterday, at the Westminster Police-court, George
Clarke, a labourer, was charged before Mr. Arnold on
suspicion of having caused the death of George Clarke,
his son, a boy of 12 years of age, by beating him. The
neighbourhood of Holland-street, where the alleged offence
was committed, having been thrown into a state of agita-
tion by the boy's cries and subsequent death, the court
was thronged by persons anxious to hear the case.
Inspector' Humphreys said : I heard that the boy came
in-doors on Saturday evening-, in good health ; his father
beat him, and some one cried out, "You brute, leave
the boy alone." A witness came down stairs, and found
the boy dead, or just upon the point of death. Mr.
Arnold : Then I must take it as on suspicion of having
illegally caused the death. Inspector Humphreys : I
thought it right to take prisoner, as he was at large.
Sane Tooley, 12, Holland-street, Westminster, said:
I live in the same house with the prisoner. I heard
Clarke beat his boy about nine o'clock on Saturday
--ht. I did he

did not see t_ ooy just before he was
beaten. I heard the boy cry, "0, father don't."
I heard a man hollow through the window, " Leave the
boy alone." Heard no sounds of blows. I heard the boy
cry and say, "Father, don't," which made me think he was
beating him.. A few minutes afterwards, I was told the boy
was dead. I did not believe it at first. The boy did not cry
long. I went downstairs where the boy was lying
on the bed, I said, "Is he dead ? 7 His wife said " Yes."
I said, "Try some hot water." Prisoner was leaning
over the boy. Mrs. Clarke said, " Hot water is not
good : Mr. Pearse says he's dead." , I don't think it was
more than twenty minutes between prisoner coining in
and my,going into the room. It might have been ten
minutes when I was told he was dead. Clarke seemed
much agitated, and ordered me and his sister-in-law
out of the .room. The boy was dead when I
looked at him. He said, "Go out, or there will be
murder." I think he-said that. He never ill treats his
children nor drinks. Police constable Powley, 228 B,
—From information I went to take the prisoner at
ten this morning ; told him he must go to the station ;
he was there told he would be charged with
causing the death of his child. lie made no reply. In-
spector Humphreys said he had within the last hour
received a letter from Mr. George Pearse, surgeon of
Regent-street, lVestminster, stating that he bad made an
outward examination of the body, and could find no out-
ward appearances sufficient to have caused death. He
might say Mr. William Pearse, of Marsham-street, had
seen the boy at the point of death, and thought he had
died of a fit, but neither of the surgeons had heard the
woman's statement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

TTELLEWELL'S NEW PATENT VULCANISED
iLL2 &3, QUADRANT INDIA-RUBBER MUSICAL DOLL B
LIME-STREET, TOTS, &c., beautiful and durable, withou
53, CASTLE-STREET. the possibility of a child hurting itself.

WILLIAM ODELL,
respectfully informs the inhabitants of Liverpool,
and its neighbourhood, of his decision to leave the Premises
which he now occupies at

BOLD STREET,
and to dispose of his entire Stock of

GAS FITTINGS, ELECTRO PLATED GOODS,

GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AT COST PRICE,
and he feels confident, from the known extent and supe-
riority of his STOCK, that the advantages to be derived by
Purchasers, cannot, under the circumstances, fail to be
appreciated.

W. 0. begs to assure the Public of the genuineness of this
announcement, and every facility will be given to parties to
examine the stock, who may wish to do so.

The SALE will continue until the 'whole of the stock is
disposed of. -

SHEET MUSIC HALF PRICE !

GREAT SALE OF PIANO-FORTES,
FOR A SRORT TIME ONLY.

In order to make room for an entirely
Stock will beSold at
New Stock, the present

EXTREMELY LOW PRI C ES,

DREAPER & SON'S,

PATENT PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
56 , BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Tenders Wanted.

TENDERS are required for the discharge of the Cargo
now remaining on board the ship Isaac Wright, lying on
the shore off New Ferry. Parties willing to Tender are requested
to state within what period they will undertake to complete the
work. BARING, BRS. and Co.
Liverpool, 25th January, 1859.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

6truratin.

ANCING AND EXERCISES.—The Messrs.
J LOWE'S ACADEMY, 2, Islington-square, (near Shaw-
street and Brunswick-road), Liverpool. Juvenile Classes, Wed-
nesday and Saturday Afternoons ; Evening Class for Gentlemen,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; Miss lilner's Classes for Exercises and
Marching, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Schools and Families
attended in town or in the country. Terms, &c., on application.
The quarter commences when the pupils enter. jan 24
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

T M'GIBBON, First-class GENTLEMEN'S and
•LADIES' BOOTMAKER,

No. 10, Moorfields, Dale-street, near the Exchange, Liverpool,
and at Hamilton-street, Woodside Ferry, respectfully recommends
his new Patent Rotary Heels, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, and
Instep Steel Springs, which excel all other boots made for ease,
economy, durability, nicety on the feet, &c., at the lowest possible
charge. 78ap24

MR. E DWIN LARGE,
ktiCTIONEER APPRAISER, ACCOLINTANT, ROUSE, ESTATE,

BUSINESS, TRADE, AND COMMISSION AGENT.
OEFICE, NO. 1, UPPER NEWINGTON.
All cash paid over the same day as business is effected,

y AWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH

STANDS UNRIVALLED.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS I! I

WHOLESALE AGENTS,

LONDON

RAIMES & CO

NATIVE OYSTERS,

FRESH DAILY, AT
MORRISH'S MERCHANT'S

DINING ROOMS, •
LANCASTER-BUILDINGS

BARRELS,

6s BASKETS (Six Score), 6s

() D 0

NATIVE

OYSTERS

FRESH DAILY, AT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

MO be Let, this very desirable Residence, commanding one of
finest mariiw views in the neighbourhood of Liverpool. C
•

ground floor. The house is detached, standing in its own garde
extending to the shore of the Mersey.—Apply to Mri S. Nate
house, 4, Derb

Church

liazelburne, six Mile

from V/

ulo be Let, this desliable Residence, situate in the most p
turesque and romantic part of North Wales, with the stablir

gardens, orchard, and paddocks, thereto belonging, cont
ground floor, entrande-hails, dining, drawing, and breal
two kitchens, butler's pantry, and other conveniences, 1

Good shooting map i)e
apply to Mr. S. Wateilmls

MO be Let, from the 2nd of February, 1859, for a term of years, if
desired, a handsome newly-built Mansion, called "Lemore
House," either with or without 42 acres of rich Pasture Land in
front of it, situate at Eardisley, in the county of. Hereford. The
House contains a handsome vestibule and entrance hall, dining and
drawing rooms, each 24 feet by 19 feet, library 19 feet by 17 feet,
housekeepers's room, butler's pantry, kitchen, larder, and good
cellarage' ten good bed rooms, two dressing rooms, and two wate
closets. The Out-buildings are new, and comprise stabling fo
seven hoc

, saddle room, double coach house, tarn, cow ho'uses,
eds, piggery, and fowl house. There are excellent kitchen and
plea Sure gardens, with greenhouse, and extensive shri
gravel walks. The House is delightfully situates
locality, and amid beautiful scenery, embracing
the Breconshire, Monmouthshire, Gloucestershi

Tries and

iews of

and Worcester

and within four

L Railway-station, which iailway rung
Jury line, and is connected with every part of t

i thellereford
kinrd

further particulars apply to 3.1 r. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square
opposite St. George's Church.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

FAILURE

LOW

~ D 0 N

-
OP A QUARTER OF A MILLION STERLING.
TAE LARGEST BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
IN THE WORLD.
i) PRESTON respectfully informs his Friends and the
th,! Public that he has just returned from London, after pur-
tv.", a' a large portion of the Above Stock, which he now offers to
'4e
I.l'l3ile at an immense reduction from the cost price, 13
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

A well established Baker's Shop, Scotland-road.

Obe Let, a capital shop, in this business thoroughfare,
W premises consist of bakehouse, with two ovens, and a- sew,
containing containing six apartments, &c.; rent 271. Price of fixtures, good-
will, and utensils in trade, only 201. For notes to view apply to
Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.

Capital Corner Shop, close to St.. John's Market

. ,
MO be Lei, suitable for any business, a handsome corner shop, in
one of the best positions in town. The house contains four
good apartments, water-closet, and good cellars ; rent 52/ per
annum. Price of fixtures and possession, 25/. For notes to view
apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-
street.
To Bakers, and Others.
TO be LET, a capital SHOP, in the best business patt of Vaux-
hall-road. The premises comprise cellar, with two ovens,
which can be let off, if required; parlour behind shop, and four
bed rooms. Rent £2B fixtures, suitable for any trado, only 420.
For notes to view, aPPIy toar• Alfred Jacob, 13A, Barnett-street,
Comer of WO-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Nast .erbants Mut&

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN
DAILY TIDIES, is ONE PENNY.

WAoNffiTcEeD, a Wet Nurse

See reference list,' Northern Times
3j26

TANTED, a general Servant-of-all-Work.—See reference list,
Northern Times office. 2j27
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

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(Coat and Leggings complete,)
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MANUFACTURERS OF

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variety of Fabrics, and being made by competent workmen, under their own inspection, will be found the CHEAPEST
GARMENTS ever offered; the quality will prove their Manufactures are second to none. Their Stock is now replete with all
the various productions in India Rubber and Gutta Percha, comprising articles used for Manufacturing, Mechanical, Chemical.
Surgical, Travelling, Sporting, Domestic, and Ornamental purposes.

WATERPROOF CLOTHING IN EVERY

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GUTTA PERCHA FRAMES, ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES, &C.
CARRIAGE APRONS, HORSE CLOTHS, CART SHEETS, &C.

SILK, ALPACA, AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
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J A C li S 0 N,
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B Y 8

32, DALE STREET,

JOSEPH HARRISON begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the
extensive Premises,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

And an e

'ely Original Opera, composed expressly for t
Company, by Herr Meyer Lutz,
will be produced for the.first time on any stage in Liverpool.

CONDITTO

. .. HERR MEYER LI

Stage

Mr. VILLI
Mn. E. Co

his acknowledgmer

each-night of the Operatic Performances. In alluding to tl
kind and favourable encouragement, he assures his music
Patrons that the most unremitting assiduity shall be employed
Insure a satisfactory representation of each Opera announced ; a
he respectfully points out Ito notice, that when the inseparal
heavy expenses of Chorus and Orchestra are considered, his attem
to present the Operatic Performances at the following scale
Admission : —GALLERY, SIXPENCE ; Pit, Is. 6d ; Side Box
2s. 6d. ; Dress Boxes, 3s. ; may be fitly named the

PEOPLE'S OPERA,
and claim to take rank with the meritorious efforts that have be
made in Liverpool to provide MAISie for the Million.

THI6 EVENING (WEDNESDAY), the
And on Friday next, Jan. 28th,
will be presented, Flotow's Opera, which has created such
onsatiou in London and the principal Continer
Theatres, entitled
MARTIIA ; or the- Statute Fair.
Mr. Elliot Galer.

26th instant,

Lionel
Plunket (a farmer) Mr. Borran
Sir Tristram Alickleford .... Mr. E. Corti
The Sheriff of Richmond ...Mr. Graham
Nancy .. •• . .. Mad. Bishoi
i.ariv Henrietta Miss F. Reeves

On Thur

LA TB.AVIA.TA !
. Miss F. Reeves

Mr. Elliol.Galer

Alfred

Side Boxes, 2s. 6 . ; Pit, is. 6d
5 Boxes 2s. ; Side Boxes, is. 6e

Gallery, Gd. Second Pric
Pit, Is.

the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may be I
under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

CH A B

1 L I

Mrs. J. PEMBERTON HEyWOOD, Lady PatrQnes
HIS WoRsHiP TuE MAYOR, President.

CHATHAM

THE LIVERPOOL
SOCIETY'S BALI
Aid of the Fundy, of the
T ORPHAN A%YLUM
And the

SOCIETY FOR TIDE RELIEF OF SICK Olt DISTRESS}
IffEEDLEW OMEN,

WILL BE HELD IN THE TOWN 'LAIL,
7,'NING NEXT, TIIE 31sT INSTANT.
`-'ned from any Member of
face
_-;.,traent, the Committece

[cal
1 to
►nd
bly
apt

ON MONDAY EVENIN

Tickets

)ney be taken atAlAe doors.
THOMAS WILS9N, Hon. See., 1, Orford-street

TO-NIGHI

IDMISS SI ON

EVANS'S PRESENT COMPANY

IPHIN
Y SCOT

lACKAY

Lig •-• • ••• •
• GU S

GRANT,

•er of the day,
.........Ist Violin.
..2nd Violin

FREE

Grand Piano-forte,

Mr. EMS-Ai-LDS
Mr. JA 4. MACKAY
M. JOIIN YOUNG .
Gentlemen only admitted
UPPER DAWF, VANS,
SON-sTREET (from Covent Garden, London),
elee In the Lower Box Entrance of the Theatre oyal.
suPperd after the Theatres, as in town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,

GOOD IsT-I*S FOR CLERKS,
and YOUNG MEN GENERALLY, who desire to improve their
Position in this commercial community. They acquire a GOOD
BUSINESS HANDWRITING, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, and BOOK-
KEEPING by DOUBLE ENTRY, in a few lessons, by applying to Mr.
GEORGE THOMPSON, No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE. MORNING
CLAss, Ten to Eleven; EvEszso, Six, Seven, and Eight. Private
Lessons at any hour.
LADIES may acquire the FASHIONABLE style of WRITING.
Class, Three to Four. Lessons, strictly private, by Mrs. THOMP-
SON, at any hour Established 1827.
A Yen for all Writers at the Establishment.

GYMNASIUM ! GYMNASIUM ! ! GYMNASIUM !! ;
ARTHUR HUGITENIN, 2, Back Canning-street, (two
doors from Hope-street), begs to inform the public that he
has ESTABLISHED a PUBLIC GYMNASIUM, at the above address, for
the EXERCISE of the JUVENILE CLASSES of both sexes, on WED-
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Young Ladies and young Gentlemen
from three to four, Adult Classes from seven o'clock.
A. H. begs to announce that he has no connection with the
establishment in Lord-street.
Liverpool, Nov. 26, 1858.

MERCHANT TAILORS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL
GREAT'CROSBY.
Head Master—The Rev. J. BERNARD, M.A., of Magdalen Hall,
Oxford.
This Senoot. being an endowed Grammar School, under the
patronage and support of the Worshipful Company of Merchant
Taylors, London, is enabled to give, on very moderate terms, an
education equal to that of the Great Public Schools. The Head
Maste receives Boarders.
The School Be-opens January 27th.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

i.: in want-of an additional Commission.—
Northern Timsa office. 4 jan 27

shes for Employment.
s. Address M. 8., 42,
1j25

) objection to

btaining a situation in a School,
a teaching the Junior Classes, and
tage of instruction in the higher
rn 7VmoR nffiee. _ 1212

kg business, wishes to obtain a situation for
no has been in his employ for the last 15
nds flour milling, and is an active and

Aro rthiin Tim

ble ciderly Man, from the cpuntry, wishes to meet
ne light employment at a moderate salary ; would
t of cows, or similar duties, if required ;
can be given.—Address r. r. c., Post-
-6fl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

THE FRENCH LANGITAGI

- _
The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, consider-
ing them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not
deem them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejected the fun-
damental law, that the car alone causes the tongue to move;
for, had this been duly reflected upon, it must, at one period
or another, have led to the discovery of the true method of
teaching languages."—DKfief.
MONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the "Sym-
bolic Anglo-French Vocabulary," and of the "Easiest and
gtortest Method of Learning French.'; The unsuccessfulness of the
prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial; and
what other results can be looked for, when the teacher in general
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 must necessarily
fail; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted time and
ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain ; and
the general notion that a language can be acquired only in the
country where it is spoken; hence the despair of many students of
the French language of even understanding the rapid conversation
of natives of France.
All these deplorable consequences may be obviated by the natural
system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot.
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that
several members of a family should take lessons together, much
advantage being derived from numbers.

FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS

GIVEN.
Terms for Evening Classes, El Is. per quarter, two Lessons a weeli
Payable in Advance.

WV The "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," Fifth
Edition, particularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sanc-
tioned for the use of the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, in
England and France.—To be had from the author, M. RAOONOT,
and sold by all Booksellers.
115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Al

iLFRED JACOB
ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
• 13A, BASNETT-STREET,
CORNER OF LEIGH-STREET',
Established 1848.

For the Disposal of Hoteg,WiiieaJdWpirit Vaults, &c., &e., by

Private Treaty, or by Public Auction
Established 1948.

Mr. Jacob's Circular for the Sale of Lands, Houses, Shops, Ware-
houses, and Offices, is now out, and may be had by applying at la,
Basnett-street,
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JICHAEL Y EVI L LE
ERASSPOUNDER AND COPPERSMITH.

tion of Cousin
Has REMOVED from Great Charlotte-street, to
55 , PARADISE-STREET,
and V. or) An
articles
maNiva,ticueracra tofhetliSeaßboors:
nH:erei.ai
Where he is now enabled
.to manufacture every deserip
required in the Business.