Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

IRON

HURDL
\V. 11. PEAKES,
44, ROOD-STREET, BOLD-STREET

STOUT! STOUT!! STOUT!!!

LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT,

IN FIRST-RATE CONDITION

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

WINE

BOTTLED BY

J. & G. PEARSON,

AND SPIRIT

Per Dozen
4z 6d
28 9d
ls

MERCHANTS,

32, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,

U. DEANE-STREI

NEW BRUNSWICK HOTEL
18, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
E, H. WHITEMAN offers her best thanks to the Public for the
liberal patronage she has already been favoured with, and will use
her best exertions to deserve an extension of the support which was
bestowed to her late husband.
Families and Gentlemen will find here every domestic -
with attention and moderate charges.
The Hotel is situated in one of the most central and open
situations in. the Town, being within five minutes walk of the
RailwaySlti=Peniet.rhead, St. George's Hall, Theatres, and other

Dmfort,

AND WEIGHING

SCALES SCALE BEAMS,
MACHINES_
Parties purchasing the above are respectfully invited to inapcat
the large and varied Stock of
THOMAS CHESHIRE
MANUFACTURERS,
49, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL
A large Assortment of Weights, brass and iinn, constantly on hand
Shop Fittings of every description. &c.
WILLIAM BRENNAN, POULTERER,
respectfully solicits the attention of purchasers of
DOMESTIC AND ORNAMENTAL POULTRY,
Having constantly on hand a select assortment of the best
spßecririnre,ns.
WHITE, AND PARTHI'DOE-FRATHER£D Coems are re-
commended asSummer and Winter Layers.-
SHOP -45 ST. JOHN'S Ia•RIET
= Eggs for Sitting of various aKr.ptor]
ROTEN AND ATLESEtt la DUCE. FLACOCIII

& C 0 . ,

on Sale.
AIM BFPO&

AN rED, Employment, in 'preparing Young Men for Com-
mercial Pursuits, or- for the Civil Service. Bookkeeping
by single entry taught in ten lessons; by double entry in fifteen.
Address, bi•letter, St D s, Newa-roem, Druid's-court, Dale-street.
3j25

IMPORTANT.—A lientletnan, pf,vast experience, of address and
abilities, and with first class testim( nials and ample security,
Is open to an Engagement as General Manager, Agent, or
Representative. Address (free) D D s, Post-office, Liver-
__

AR"pectable Youth, axed 17, is desirous of obtaining a Situation
in a Merchant's or Broker's Office. Understands the custom
house bushy ss, and also the routine of a merchant's office. Two
years unexceptionable character from present employers. Address
e 11, Northern Times office. -- 2j24

WAN LED, by an active Married Man, age 30, ,who has a
general knowledge of business, a situation as Book-keeper,
Clerk, Collector, or any other capacity, where he could make
himself useful. Security given. salary 260 to £BO per annum.
Address o 260, Northern T ones Office. 6j30

AYoung Alan, having a first-class connection with the
Tobacconists, Grocers; and Druggists, in Scotland, Ireland,
and the North of England, is desirous of a re-engagement as
Traveller, his present engagement terminating shortly. Unexcep-
tibliable reftencies and security,' if required. Address c 15,
Northern Times office. - 6.125
.

Vast A- Watiideb.

S r
'Nfi;l;eEeut ,TAoiTerte:tl,-caert to the Dressmaking, 134,_ 7ind4s7s-

WANT,o, a Person, in the evenings, to assist in making up a
set of books. Address 03, Northern 1

• -
V" ANT Ell, a clever Saleswoman, in the India Rubber busines
Apply at 2, Parker-street, corner of Church-street. 3y.

••WANTED, an Apprentice, at G. J. Keet's, stationery and
• )iartists'-eolour depot, 88, 99, and 9:2, itenshar,Tereet. 6428

WAN TE. D

t Young Man who can pass Customs' Entries, and
make Walsall useful in a ship-store dealer's. Address F 9,
Northern Times office. 3j25

rilo DIII7GGISTS tiodaIIiGEONS.—WANTED, immediittely, a
.1. aqu4g Man tooke,the Charge of a Shop;
;if married, to be
withioult /amity. , Afgatit 4G;Park-late, Live! pool. . 12j28
WANTED, a Warehouseman, who thoroughly understands the
man igernent of North American produce, and the grain
trade gen,rally. ;Apply to A 44, Northern 1 imes office. ' 6j2.5

P.N 1$ ttOKING.—WAN I'M), Two respectable Youths, from
thirteen to fourteen, as Indoor Apprentices. Apply to Win.
Ambrose, corner of Fontenoy-street, Great Crosshall-street. 4j24

O DitESsMAKER'S ASSI ,TAIsITS.,I7I(44.IFTED, several
Assistants, who are very neat and expeditious workers, to
,eet Dres3 and Mantle Making business, (who will be well
Apply between seven and nine only, m the evening, at
142, Falkner,street.

paid
Mrs. Reynold

r ANTED, a young Man (a out twenty) of respect tbili,y and
V of cencvering business habits, as Clerk and Collector; if found
suitable, a progressive salary will be given ; to save trouble, no
person need app4 but those willing to deposit about £2O, by way
of security. Address 01, Northern Times office. 1

TrO SU ttkiKONa:—The Guardians of the Poor of the West Derby
Araion are desirous of appointing Two Medical Officers for the
Township of Evertor, with salaries of £I2J each, which will include
extra fees. The township, which comprises az. area of about 975
statute acres, and at the last census contained a population of
25,875, will be divided into two distric.s, and an officer appoiuted
to each, Candidates must possess one- of the four qualifications
required by the Poor-law Board, and will have to x
their" n•spective districts. Applications, stating age, qi
and experience; in the profession, to be sent to me, ,
;narked " Medical Odic, r," on or before Tuesday, the 28th instant?
but no candidate need stead personally, unless by special request.
By order.. WILLIAM CLEAVER, Union Clerk..,
2. Elliot-street, Liverpool, 23rd June, 1859.
MOM*
artners
eman with 4

ide within

r, wO, Avishq3 to Join an established Business,
where he would take an active part; a further sum of £3OO,
or more, would be advanced.at a future period, if required, should
the prospects of the concern warrant it. Address, "Apropos,"
Norther& Times office • • 6j27

lIIP or OTHERWI,E.—A Gentleman of extensive
e experience, with Al,OOO at command, is desirous
artnership in a well-established firm. Principals
Address t, case of M. Greener, Esq.,
dcrland. 6j2.)

n crew I til.

VANT1•11), an Interest in an Established Business, by a
. Gentleman, who has had considerable experience, and who
t fro.n £5OO to Lsoa. A business connected with ,hipping
AcPress, with real •name and address, stating
—orthern Times Office. 3j-7

vtetti

1717ir ccrtrauts (Taitutitg iacts.

WAN'I'I-715777
Widower Gentleman , -
Address D's N. orthern Times off.-- - -
Ni 8,5..1.1iff, LE."--01E3,1".:cifshy oFFIGE, 66, Russell-street,
1. his on 11-r LiSt to, Engagement, several Young I'ersons,
suitable for Ladies --aids, and Nursery Governesses ; also a
respeetabk Middle Aged womal for Housekeeper: or to wait on
Invalids : also for Hotels, a good ei,ambermaid, ant: good Waitrets
all well recommended. 024
W A N'l

Housekeeper, to a Single or
will he disengaged the 27th of July.
tee. • . , : 6,V8

agetnentas

-
1
~...0, Situations, as Butler, b ..a
Married Man Prot stant,
.q.,,,, 31, with exccdlent character, wages required £45 ; also,,
a•
Wanted a situatioa, as Coachman a:id Gardner, b a Married M
age 27, with two years character ; al-o, want_
a situation, as
Butler, by a Young Scotchntan, with two years character. Apply
to Mrs. Levi, 66, Russell-street.
6j28

• --
lITANTED, for a respectable Young Girl, years of
a g... a situation as _Nurse or Under Nurse; 117., be,
omployerl in a similar capacity this last ten months,. and can
well ree:Aiiniended. If one can be obtained for her in a plows
f jib raged will be deemed of secondary importance. Avno;
personally or by letter, to Mrs. Clegg, 8, Clarence-street, 14,e1
hill. 2.125

tom to mats atanta.

W.
OIdANTED, an Eng:ish Servant-of-all-Work. Apply at 22,
C. 127
flay market. _
WAN I'ED, a Servant-of-all-Work. a 11
l'Ark-street, Toxteth-park.

a Protestant. Apply at 94,
5j25

rANTED, a respectable English
Apply at 42, Everton-terrace.

r 11 NV() or three gentlemeu r...tn oe accoaimodated with ttornfortabis
j 4paytments, on mcdenste ter,.s;,te..tt•:FOllltes Nyttlk from th*
Exchange, pleasantly suated at the,. Upper end of Vii-sheet, cid
Bold-street. _ See reference list, Northern Times`offite. '

Agespectable young Man, requinnK clean Apanmentg, can
accommodated -with a neatly, Ft dished Parlour and fled,
room, on moderate terms, with a, respectable family, Where there
are no children. Apply, at 9, Xatmoss-street, Northumberland-
terrace, near liverum Church.

AGentleman, dipingin town, can be accoranaotiited with a well
furnished Drawing-room, and Bedroom, in a healthy, And
cheerful locality, about tw.enav miautes' walk froza,the Es,lbattge.
There are no other lodgers, 3,10 -au omnibus pages the dooreverz
half hour. Teams moderate. For Address see refere:ue• list.
NortAera Times office.- 12,11

b.c get pkattling

TO be LET, a House,, No, 75, Edge-]ape

Apply at No 77,
ISjy2

TO be•IXT, a good 11:welling-house. Sci. 121, Mulberry-street ;
moderate. 3j27

'EDOE-LANE.--11. B. VBAsElt, his TO LET, a splendid Villa,
Wood Grove, and one snug Cottage, top of Edge-lane. Apply
to B. B. Fraser, grocer, Old - wan. ' 6j23
FA/ E ELI), —TO be LET, a serer-detached Villa., in Fairfield-
crescent, containing every modern convenience, including
stable and gig-house. Apply to M,r. Thomas Rye, 31, Prospect-
vale, Fairfield, 6j 27
Fo. be LET, a good Family House„ 32, Bridgewater-street, con-
taining two parlours and I,itehens on, same floor, five bed-
rooms, and good cellars. Rent £O. Apply on the presmises, or
to Mr. Richardson, 33, Strand-street. 6329
SEAkUItTICLITO be LET, fur six or nine months, partly fur-
nished if required, a eietached Rouse, with drawlng, dining,
and breakfast-room, six be4-rooms, twoatties, garden, greenhouse,
coach-house, arid stable.
.Rent low. Apply to the seaforth station
master. . 0;22

qlO be LET, a goad Family House, No. 36, Breckfield-road
South,7EVerton; containing Fiveßed-rooms, Two Parlours. and
large Pantry, a good Kitchen and 'Wash-house, fitted up with all
conveniences, and Gas in melt apartment. 'Rent £25 per annum,
immediate ,pogscasiomi . Fur further particulars apply at 13,
Seymour-street, London-road. 6j29

CHESTER.— TO be LET, Furnished, for the Summer.
k...) a' comfortable Family House,- replete with every cony

and containing three sitting rooMs; seven bedroOnw, kitchens,
coach-house, stable, baths, &c, Also, good gardens, and within
one mile of the city, in the best situation in the neighbourhood.
For particulars address (post-paid) to Box r. T., General Post-
ofiLle, Liverpool. 1

CH LS FER.—TO be LE I', rents very low, several new and very
commodious Houses, called Dcva-terrace, most delightfully
situate on the banks of the river Dee, within seven minutes walk
of the Chester station; they contain two parlours, and from four
to six bedrooms each, w,th water closets, and all necessary
domestic offices. Apply to Mr. Aachen, Eaton-road ; or Mr. Jones,
Westminister-buildings, Newgate-street. Chester. 26j30

qlO be LET or SOLD, in the New Park, Woolton:hill, a good
1 Family House, containing three reception rooms, butler's
pantry, kitchen, scullery, larder, pantry, and wash-house on the
first floor, with wine and
,ale cellars on the basement;' six bed-
rooms, hot and cold water, bath-room, housemaids and water-
closet above ; two-stalled stable coach-house, . and saddle-room ;
good garden, with a few choice fruit trees. Apply,to Jas. Gore,
Woolton-hill. 1

llTApLoTssoe.sloOnN-
-7 alMa-"Lte--. Oce, nebaer tli'eEAurivelithre
int mmediate
annum, containing five bedrooms, hot, cold, and shower baths,
and water closet ; dining-room 18 by 13 feet, drawing-room 21
by 15 feet, butler's pantry, kitchen, scullery, and cook's pantry,
every description of cellar conveniences, hot and cold water in
scullery and pantry, Corporation and rain water, and gas all
through; small garden front and back, gas fittings &e., taken at
valuation; key at Mr. Kelly's, near the premises. For further
particulars apply to Mr. A. Smith, 9, Stanley-crescent, North-shore.
6j30

be LET, FURNISHED, deltghtft.lly situated, witoin three
1
mil( s of the Exchange, and in the pleasantest and most
fasYonable suburb of Liverpool, a complete Family DWELLING-
HOUSE, containing three excellent entertaining-rooms, six bed-
rooms with the usual convenience of closets, kitchens, sculleries,
&c. The outbuildings comprise greenhouse, conservatory, reach-
house, stables and store-rooms. The entire is enelo ed within its
9wn land, which compri,4es an excellent yard, and an extensive and
beautifully laid out garden, with lawn, &e. The whole will be let
for
r.iine or twelve months, at thirty guineas per month. For
fth'r Patieularg address x 14, Nort horn Times office. 24je26