Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-06 00:00:00

where such an

THE Advertiser is desirous of meeting with a Situat
positor in a Newspaper or Jobbing Office. If in
%Ong a practical short-hand writer and reporter, would have no
'objection to assist in that department. Address J ii, Northern
Thisea office.
NA.NTED, by a young Lady, a situation as copyist. has had
one years' experience. Address c 665, Northern Times

.s Corn-

WA'SED, by a young Man, a situation as Light Porter; ca
have a good recommendation from last employer. Addr,
c 666, Northern Times office_ -
WANTEI a situation as
Address
Person, With a five years
m 102, Northern Times office

Warehouseman, by a competent
character from last employer.

AI[rANTED, by a young uian situation as Cashier, Collector
V y &c., &c.; first-class reference; five years in a bank.—
i 11
Address 602, Northern Times
office.

Merchtint'; oiltrolter'Voljlitc:°od education, a situation in a
permanent employment.
, salary not so much an object
as Addres 1,-, 101, Northern Times
office.-- - : : 12j19

mrANTED, by a Gentleman well acquainted ---
Lancashire, Yorkshire, and the Nortlt with Cheshire,
Counties,. additional
Commissions, to work with his present emptoymn
them limes office. _ —o. C., Xor-
+Cs,

IiVANTED, the Cor
certificate of eoi
the last of fire and a-ha
z, 16, St James-stre(

id Of a Ship, by a Master,
eney, and unexceptionable testimonials,
ars service in one employment.—Addrea,,
verpool. 12jan14

ANTED by a yaun
Governess, where th
petent to impart a polite Eng
c 453, Northern Times offict

idy, a Re-engagement. as Daily

.re young; she is eoM-'-
,n. with music.—Address

6 jan_l2

WA.- icy, a nuuauion oy a respectable person, aged thirty-four,
protestant, with good references, fully competent either as
Ladies Maid, Nursery Governess, or Teacher in School. Under-
stands music and singing. ApplS, to Mrs. Levi, 66, Russell-street.
3janB

To Ironmongers.
IXTANTED, by an experienced young man, a situation in the
f above business, would have no objection to going abroad;
first-class references can be given.—Address r.0.u., Northern
Times office.' 6j6
"NVANTED, by a young gentleman, aged 23 years, a situation as
Clerk, in any situation where he can make himself generally
useful ; has been accustomed to bookkeeping, shipping
lecting ; can give security and most influential references.
a. s., Northern Times office

and col--
Address

isuirantous wants.

amplognunt Etantetr.
WANTED, a Situation in a cotton broker's office, by a gentle-
man who can command very large quantities of cotton for -.-.
sale, ex-ships, to a house of good standing ; this is a rare oppor- UTANTED, a second-hand Stove, two feet wide, suitable for a
tunity.—Address, c. 617, Northern Times office. 2j6 Y y schoolroom ;54by 18 feet. Address, stating particulars,
WANTED, a Situation, by a youth from the country, in aRS, e. 658, Northern Times office. 3j7
respectable position, where a good knowledge of accounts and UrANTED, TEN THOUSAND PENNY ADVERTISEMENTS
a fair handwriting would be available. A moderate salary V Y for this week's NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.—Apply, imme-
expected. Address x 103, Northern Times office. 9j15 diately, at the Northern Daily Times Office, 19, South John-street
of proved ability, well qualified by practical
WANTED.—Merchant Tailors.—A first-class Edinburgh
man Cutter, Fore- Circulation nearly 12,000 daily
experience fora respectable trade; understands uniforms, liverh
&c.—For particulars address J. Foatman, Northern Times office

WANTED, to know what is the use of any one asking who sells
--better-Four shilling Tea than Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliott-
street, when it is well known that it cannot be equalled, and that
they are the largest dealers qut of London.