Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-21 00:00:00

Tv Farmers end o:hers.—PlGS and MANURE.

MESSE.S. PAGE and (JO., are instructed to
SELL by AUCTION, THIS DAY (Wednesday), at Veven
a'clock in th 3 forenoon, at the east end of North-street, near Prince's
Park-rc ad, abut 80 PIGS, consisting of about 20 good Breeding
Uwe, and about 60 store and young Pigs, to be sold in lots; also a
large quantity of excellent MAN utiE, about 70 tons.
On view th- m rning of -ale.
Further information to be obtained from Messrs. Page and Co.,
Sactione.rs, Slat r-street. Bold-street.

great SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS,
CUTLERY, sr c.—lmportant to Xerehants, Captains, Hotel Keepers,
Vbsiters, and Parties Furnishing.
MEt. HART has receivetl instructions to SELL
by AUOTION, This Day, and following days, at
the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street,
app_osite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable
STOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTIIENWARE, PAPIER
'ACHE GOODS, &c., comprisirig handsome dinner sets, tea and
breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, are. ; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a yeti:laq of richly-gilt and cat
glass lustres' of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea
rays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea -caddies,. &c.; also, an
Ititeastys a.id valuable stock of elec;ro-plated tea and coffee sets,
toddy or tint water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast Tacks,
and plated salvers or waiters, card or este baskets, electro-plated
table or dessert forks. tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carrers anu forks
morocco cases ; together Ns jib a great varieiy of ivory balance
handle and Gertuan silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,
tile most colebratea makers.
The Sale to commence each day at E'even o'clock. Cata7ogues to

had on the Premises, 20, Church-streer, Liverp .01.
N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and anreserrtd sale,

Oa THURSDAY nest, the 22nd instant, at Twelva o'clock at noon, at
the Chirer don Roomy 1.0 Liverpool, subiett to conditions to be

then pro-awe-1, and in the following or such other lots :a may be
agreed upon at t e time of sa!o,
Lot 1. TWO n€ut, small, well-built HOUSES,
situa'e on the tt,uth side of Orford-street,
in avertrce, contait.log in front to Orford-greet ZS feet 9 inches.
at the back Si feet, on the east Ade 55 feet 6 inches. and on the west
iss feet. The above houses are in the occupainn of Miss Evans and
lila Sharpies, and are each let for .Ell 3 per annum.
2. A similar 1101sE, also situate In Orford street, in Wavertree
aforesaid, which con!ains in front to Orford street and at the hack
severally 18 feet, on the east aide 56 feet, and on the west 55 feet 9
inches. This house is let for-zeld per annum to Ms's. 'Frew.
All the houses are copyhold of inheritanze ; and turner particulars
stay to obtaine o tpplcation to Mr. George Stone, solicitor,
Ranelagh street, Liverpool.

UR? VALUABLE CORNER PUBLIC HOUSE ABB SPIRIT VAULTS,

IN SEFTON-STECET.
•TO be SOLD by AUG 'ION. by Messrs. THOS.
WINS rANLEY aid SONS, on Wednesday, !he
18th instant ht One o'cloA in the afternoon, at the Ciarend ua-rooms,
South John-street, Liverpool, Subject to conditions to be then pro-
duced,
It Alt that Piece of LAND, with the Lizensed PUB LIC-BOU E and
5' IRIT VAULTS, kno ivn as the " COMIeiiIIVAL INN," situate In
'Sefton.stre-t, rooting the Brunswick Dock, coataioing Taproom
and commodious Cehars, Newsroom, Bar, Wu' Parlour, Snu, Kitchen,
Drawing-room, and re it Bedrooms, to,r, Vier with four D NEL LIN 6,-
HOUSES adjoining thereto. Tr e Property is Freehold of Inheritance,
and contains in front Sefton•strea: 7 yards, Mid runs in depth
backwaris on the north side of ulover-street 30 yards, and produces
a Reutal of Z 155

For further Wars apply to Mr: Arthur Piggott Fletcher,
Solicitcr, Derby buildings. Fenwick-street, Liverpool.

luni Ipit etcti,n.

ST. PETER'S WARD.

UNICIPAL ELECTION, 1837.

At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD,
held at the CLARENDON-ROOMS. John•ptreet, on MOND&T, the
lfth nctober, Mr. CHARLES Wit MIER 1 t the Char,
It was moved ty Ricneao Jouysom, Esq., seconded by Joux
HASTINGS. , supported by J. It. DARSIE, Esq., and resolved
unanimously—
.' 'that iu the opinion of this Meetiny. C. T. Bowri-g. Esq., is a
St and proper pe son to re,d• !sent Saint Peter's Ward in the Town
Ccuneil; and this Meeting pledges it elf to use every constitutional
means to secure his return r.t the ensuing Election."
Mr Rowing having addressed the Meotinz, •
It was forher moved by Eowano t'LOWER, Esq., seconded by
Tomas liaqutiloor Esq., and resolved nnanitnondy—
" That the foil wing gentlemen be appol:.tel a Committee 'or the
purpose of con uctiait the Election of Mr. Buwring, and that they
have power to add to their raimbor:—

RICHARD CROSSLEY,
RICHARD JOHNSON,
JOHN HA TINGE,
J. R. beam,
THOMAS Jos,
CHARLES WILLMER,
J. C. MCDONALD,
J. G. RROWN,
J. B. 8i.., HAUSA,
AND:tEW BAUM( 11,
J. F. YHICF,
EDWARD FLowia,
J. R. HUTT N,
THOMAS I RCIUHART,
SAMUEL JOB,
RALPH Hs e,
ANDREW DUNCAN,
W. PENN SMITH,
J. J. N. ELBUIsH,
J. CAHmicH•EL,
JOHN PHILLIPS,
S• URL DAVIES,
SAUL MOSS.
D. BAuGta,
W. ItELHuzsa,
J. G. J.coo,
J. J. RICKERBT,
J. FLElcurat
S. HURLEY,
T. EvA Ns,
J. B..LATER,
J.R. SMITH,
J LonNET,
JAME. BRADS RD,
THOMAS Ex. p.om,
THcMas VICARS, iseH.,
THOMAS VICARS, jun.,
ANDREW CoorEß,
F J REES,
A. 8.. HAYWARD,

ALFRED POWELL,
JOSEPH SING.
JAMES JACKSON,
J(dIN RYE,
P. A. HOLZBURO,
W. ALLISON,
T. HUGHES,
P. C +KROLL,
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
L. JOSEPH,
Joss DooLET,
RICH RD LLO D,
H NWT YOUNG,
JAMES URQUHART,
JOHN DANIELS,
14. T. -Miro,
HE'RT V. RIGHT,
J _Dom BARTON,
A. LIALTNAH,
J. J. MAXWELL..
AwREN et LOVILADT,
E. D. GLyroi,
J CRIERS—
Mr. Do .1,,
Lz•Qs DANIEL,
Mr. DITEL, ALE,
Mr. MT's,
Mr. FowLza.
Jours MOTT,
Wsoo,
GEORGE WADE, JIM.,
JOHN EVANS,
IL CHASE AYLWARD,
DAVID CAMP CELL,
C. 0 DOHLRIY,
THOMAS 18,
IAUF.4 OLOS,
J. DOSEON,
E GODS'R,
JOBLFIS WOODITEAD."

(TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD.

GENTLEMEN,—The receipt by me o! a requi-
F•ition from a very numerous and highly respectable
portion of your body, inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as
a candidate to represent you in the Town Council, leaves me no
other course (compatible with a /tense of du•y) than to come for wan! as
Ac ndidate for your strffrages, at the approaching Municipal Election.
C innected as I have been with your ward, as a ratepayer In it, for
period of nearly twenty years, such a mark of your coolidence is
krlghly appreciated by me; a-c 1 should it be the wit of the majority,
to pl.ice me as your lepresentati7e, in the council,' beg to anti, e yon
that my best exertions shall be vow inually exercised to •orward your
nterests, and that, of the cornmunity generally. although we have a
comparative abssnce cf great party cries, and subjects or contention.
I conceive there are r n abundance of objects to which the attention
and hibunrs of 3 oar rel.resentatives should be directed.
The present state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne
with ; it calls f r the earnest attention, and immediate action of your
Town Council ; tin supply of so imports t a neeesaa y of life and
health, in the pure state, overides all other considerations; and from
the interests involved, demands an early settleniew.
That your Corper.ta fi,nds should be managed with the gre test eco-
nomy, is so evident a proposition, that I will only allude to it by saying,
that the atttntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the
necessity of keeping the eXpenditure of the great revenue entrusted
Ist their management, and derived from the bard Labour of all the
various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible with
the wants and Interests of that community. Connected wit this sub-
ject, a another of great importance. It is highly c,sential, that a
carenul revision of the Corporaiion Property should be made, so that
It may be c'early ascertained an what it consists.
These are many other ant jects which cannot be more than touched
upon, ssithin the limits of .n a idress, such as the spreading of Edu-
cation—the fostering of useful iratitsitiona, and ts•evating tanfinences
which I hold to bo toe duty or oar local legislature. Toes,sutjects,
if it be your p'easare to return ma as your t earesentative, shall have
the mr at earnest and industrlons application of my abilities applied to
them.--1 remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant,

C. T..BOWRING.

South John-street, October 13th. 1g57

Unanten

NIVANTED, a thorough HOINEMAID, in a
Private Family.—For addrea3, apply to Syera,
Grocer, Ranelagh-street.

WAN'LED, 20 first-rate SHIRC IRONERS,
Apply to the Steam Washing Company,
Brandon-street, Birkenhead.

;AT ANTE D, a Good Second-hand BAGA-
VV TELLE TABLE; length about eleven fitt.— -
Apply by 1.-tter, A. 102, Norther* Times office.

WANTED, a Young MAN accustomed to the
Retail PROVISION BUSINESS, of good address
and education.—Apply at 29, Old Haymarket

WANTED, a steady, clever YOUNG MAN,
of good character, single, as LIGHT PORTER,
indoors.—Address A. 87, Northern Times office.

IAT ANTE D, a respectable Youth, as an
APPRENTICE, in a Geaeral Metal Warehouse.
—Apply to Messrs. R. Anderson and Co., 74, Du.e-street.

VWANTED, the LOG of CAP I'. ROGERS,
or either of his MATES, if they kept one, for
which One•Gniuea will be given.—Apply at VIA Northern Timcs
office.

ARespectable YOUNG MAN wishes to meet
with a Companion, to join him in takhg comfor-
table Appsrtments. Satisfactory references,—Address, with name,
&c., A. 92, Northern Times ofEco.

ti ANTED, for a Young Gentlemen, a nice and
well furnished SITTING-ROOM and BEDROI )M
near Pembroke-place.—kidress T. V. S., Box W 21, Post-office
Liverpool.

WANIE I), in the neighbourhood of Everton,
PARLOUR and Two BED-ROOMS, with or
without Board ; where no other lodgers are tikeo.—Apply to A. 88,
Northern Tones office.

NVANTED to 11,EiNiT, within seven miles of
Liverpool, a 11 0 ITS E, with COACH-Housa and
STAnt.r. The Cheshire tide preterted.—Address, stating terms and
situation, A 93, Northern Times office.

to purchase, a small Freehold
PUBLIC-HOUSE, price no; to exceed £300.
Apply to George M:Connel, Estate Agent, IS, Basnett-street.

BOOKKEEPER of experience, some years in
Lis s?tua'ion, where he kept the Books by
Dot.b'e Entry. is now disengagei ; his terms moderate; would nuke
himself generally useful in the office. Testimonials of the first re-
spectability; secarity if reciaired.—Address. A. 94, go, th.rn Tirn:s
office.

WANTED, a respectable YOUNG PERSON,
as WET NURSE; one ichl can be well reccom-
mended, and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address
Box A. 69, Northern Times office, Liverpool.

WANTED, a Copy of the Work "Gtreia!asso
de is Vigo," published by Paul It. RTC.3.:, T, in
English, 1688, folio edition, for which a liberal price will be given,—
Apply to the Northern Tunes office, Liverpool.

WANTED, a thorough SERVANT-OF-ALL-
WORK; must understand the management of
a cow. Good wages will be given. No washing done at home.—
Apply to Mrs. Webb, Claughton Village, Birkenhead.

%7 ANTEa Dnd o
E, nTST TaßEMEesnotial
anyS 11.1g1 age rubs, besr, Ne. erg
Pr ea er
tni
es
wishing to dispose of these will please address, Letter Box, S. 13
Pest-office, Liverpool.

WANTED, an ACT' EN by a Party in Livai-
pool. t'vr articles in general demand, amongst the
Shipping, h .ving good connections.—Address A. 60, Aorthern
Times Office.

WA.NTED, by a respectable Young Man, a
SITUATION as BUTLER, in a small
Can have a good rceoramendation.—Address T. W., 57, Fair View-
place, Toxteth-park.

TiPPE R-1-1.0 US t,..Alikll.).—ln a priva.to
where a footwau is kept, a thorough 110USEA AID
is wanted.—Anply by letter, stating all particulars, and rcferaces
to C. 0.. Box T, No. '2, P, st Office.

AIAN TED, by a Young Man, from London,
a SITUATION as INVOICE or ENTERING
MEEK in a Afe,cantile House. Salary no objact. GJod references.
Address, A. 97, N, rthern Times Office.

AN TED ili the neighbourhood of
.Brune
wick-ette t, Water-street, or Fenwick—street
with immediate possmion, a Gfiod Double or Single OFFICE
Adore,.a, A. 98, Northern Times Office.

TED, by a PURbEll,thorouuhly qualified,
TVIV AiNan engagement. 11aa been accustomed to Pas-
senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references sabiLitted.—
Addre,s, S.. Box C. 13, Po.t Office, Liverpool.

WANTED, a good English SERVANT OF
ALL WORK, who understands Cooking. Also
an experienced Nurse Girl, about 18 years of age. Good characters
indispensable.--Apply, from 9 to 12 o'clock. at 19, Erekin -street.

WANTED, by a young Lady, a Utteettul
HUME in a CLERGYAIAN's. or other re-
spectable FAMILY, within a few miles of Liverpool.—Terms not to
exceed £4O per annum.—Address G 6, Post-office, Liverpool.

WANTED, at a Private House, Southport, a
CI )oli and HOUSEMAID, of good Character.
Wages according to ability. English preferred.—Address, stating
time in last place, and re erence to A 67. Northern Times office.

WANTED, EVENINU EMPLOYMENT by a
young man disengaged after five o'clock p.m., to
to assist a tradesman in making out accounts. Bte..for

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

WANTED, by a Gentleman, for the winter, a
comfortable SITTING-ROOM and B.IDROOM
near the I hilharmon c Ha l.—Address stating terms, must
be mo.lerate, including gas and fire.—Address, A. 91, ilTorif hern Times
office.

WAN TLD, a IaCTAII, and TOBACCO SHOP,
or a small HOUSE with SHOP, in the centre
of the town, 'with immediate possession. Rent per annum and all
particu,ars.—Apply by letter, addressed L. R., General Post-office,
Liverpool.

TAN TED, for a Young Gentleman, a nice and
well FURNISHED SIT t ING ROOM, and BED.
ROOM, at m d •rate terms; Canning•street, anal lie iford street, or
oxford-street would be preferred.—And.ess, to T. V. S., box, W. 21,
Post-o,tice.

WAN LED to RENT, iot• Six or Twelve
Months, a srnal) wel!Jurnished HOUSE, with no'
less than three lied•rooms, sitnited botween Edge.hill and the
Prince Park.—Apply, stating c.c.tntmodation and terms, which will
only be attended to, A. 99, Daily Nutt`.ern Times office.

,t-Ai ANTED, by a Young Gentleman, who is
desirous of going abroad, a SITUATION as
CLERK, either in the Brazils, or one of the British Colonies; or
would accept a PURSER:6IIIk' on board a tteamer. Befef-enfas of
the lai:; hest character can be given.—Address S. M. 82, NorThern
,Tinzes office.

ANY Person requiring a MaN anti His WIFE,
without irieurnbranee, and accustomed to Bu.iiriess,
to wallop a CONCER N in Liverpool, or to ba employe I in any other
capacity, where aVent!ol and act vity are required, may hear of such
by addressing B. Z., amiltern Times off cc. Seettrizy and refortuc es
can be given.

A1`.4.1.ED, by a respectable middle-aged
Married Man, who id out of Business, a Light
SITUATION as SALESMAN, COLLECTOR, S t ORFEEEPZR, &e.
se., where attention and peneverance are required. Relreetable
references and security can be given.—Address A. 8., Northern
Times cfriee.
WANTED, a .li.Uatioti as GLE,LIK arid BOOK-
Iir_EPER ; by a person acquainted with Double-
entry ; the quantities and prices of wood and Iron work for ships
a.so, general ships stores ; uneacepti,mable references.—
Addres., per letter; A. 90, Northern Times office.

CHESHIUE.j

rllO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, an
excellent Family DWELLING HOUSE, No. 8,
Kenyon-terrace, Claughton.—For full particulars apply on the
premises.

rrU be LET, a first-class Corner SHOP, with
three large plate-glass windows, suitable for an
Outflttcr, P,,wnbroker, or Hatter; or it would make an excellent
Spirit. Vau is or Public-honse.—Apply on the promises, 112, St.
James'a-street, corner of Jordan-street.

TO GttuCElis AND .PtOVISION DE:ILE/Cs,.
T 0 be LET, very cheap, a SHOP in the above
business, the proprietor giving it up on account of
other business,—Address A 100. Northern Times office.

TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIMBER DEALERS.

TO BE LL 'l2, a large TIMBER YARD, with
a Sawpit, Join,,s's Shop, Office, and small Stable
erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of
Boundary-pace.—Apply at No. 1, Ashton-street.
MAYFIELD- KO AIG B URTEI
TO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a
Semi-detached VILLA, containing dining and
drawing-rooms, kitchen, scullery, &c , &c., on ground floor, five
bed-room 4, and d. es •ing-room, bath-room, and water-closet, with hot
and cold water supply, gas, &c throughout the house. Rent, un-
furni•hed, nquiro on the Premises, or of S. Waterhouse, Esq.
Derby-square, Liverpool.

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE taught on an
entirely New System, b
MONS. RAGONOT,
(OF PARIS,)
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 mode of teaching foreign
languages is proverbial; the general impression is, that a language
can be acreatred, only in the country where it is 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 lien its simplest accents. With such a
theory, all human devices must necessarily fail, and' hence • he nn
merous 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, but not by any of the artificial sys-
tems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made.
HIGHEST REFERENCES WILL BR GIVEN.
mar FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS
GIVEN. EVENING CLASSES.
The "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," sth edition, par-
ticularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved. and sanctioned for the
/tie of the Institutions for the deaf and dumb, in England and France.
To be had from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers.
1 15. Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.