Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-16 00:00:00

BLAKEY'S BOOTS,
FOR FROST. AND SNOW,
13, 14, & 15; WILLIAMSON-SQUARE,

BLAKEY'S ...
BLAKEY'S ...,
BLAKEY'S ...,
BLAKEY'S ....

18s WALKING BOOT.
21s. WALKING BOOT.
235. WALKING BOOT.
15s. LADIES' WALKING BOOT

LIVERPOOL FIRST SPRING MEETIN
WILL TAKE PLACE (orEn AINTREE COTRSE) OIST
- SHROVE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21sT, 1860,
Being the day previous to the Waterloo Coursing Meeting.
To Start for the First Race at a Quarter past Two.

A HURDLE RACE. (Handicap) of 2 'sous. each, vie: 20
added; over six- flights of hurdles ; two miles. 5 subs.
10 10 Mr. Clark's b.g. Doctor Leete, syrs
9 8 Mr. W. Owen's br.g. Irish Emigrant, 4yra
9 2 Mr. Oax's ch.g. Sultan,.s yrs
9 0 Mr. Tempest's b.f. Emerald, 4vrs
8 10 Mr. Powell's b.g. Harlequin (h.h.) aged
A FLAT RACE (Handicap) of 3 cove. each, 1 ft. (to go to
the fund), with 20 added; mile and a quarter. 5 subs. •
10 7 Mr. Clark's b.g. Doctor Leete, &yrs.
9 12 Mr. W. Owen's br.g. Irish Emigrant, 4yrs.
9 8 Mr. Heap's lo.h. Spithead, 6yrs.
9 8 Mr. Oar's ch.g. Sultan (late Red Herring), svrs.
9 0 Mr. Edwards's nas. br.g. Lincoln (h.b.), aged.
A TROTTING RACE (Handicap) of I cove, each, 1 ft. (to go
to the funi) with 20 added. About four miles. 7 subs.
12 0 Mr. Jarvis'S nas. b.rn. The Arden Maid, aged.
11 10 Mr. 'J. Ilampson's b.m. Lady Godiva, aged.
10 0 Mr. McConville's nas. br.g Blackguard Boy, aged.
10 0 Mr. E. Ford's ch.g. King Pin, aged.
10 0 Mr. J. Corbett's bl.m. Vengeance.
9 10 Mr. C. Bastion's ch.g. Jackeydaged.
9 10 Mr. Sykes' gram. Lady Tutton, aged.
A HACK RACE (for half bred horses only, bon&fide the
property of persons residing in the borough of Liverpool, or
carrying on business there), of 1 sov. each, with 10 cove. added ;
four year olds to carry Ltst. ,21b., five list. 71b., six and aged
12st. Onto round and a distance. 5 subs. -
Mr. Powell's b.g. Harlequin, aged
Mr. Collett's Little Wonder
Mr. Edward's nas. br.g. Lincoln, aged
Mr. Briscoe's b.f. The Duchess, 4yrs
- Mr. Owens' bl.m. Paleface, aged

Gentlemen, not having declared the colors in which th it
horses will be ridden, are requested to make the same known
to William M'Call, Printer, Cartwright• Place, Byrcia-street,
Liverpool, prior to the day of the races.
Weights and scales, 2s. &1..; admittance to the Grand Stand,
2s. Gd., where refreshments will be provided by Mr. Wilk:ns,
Sefton Arms' Hotel, Aintree.
All disputes to be settled by the Lessee, and his decision to
be final.

E. W. TOPILAM, Lessee.
The Lessee wishes it to be understood that he has provided
this day's sprat at the solicit ition of several gentlemen in
Liverpool and the neighbourhood, and that it does not in any
way interfere with the usual March meeting.

EAMILY,BOOTAND-g-lIOE ESTABLISHMENT, ;
124 (Tor o-s) BOLD-STREET,
LIVEIIPOOL.
W. COLLINSON and. SON mspcctfully. announce that their
ANNUAL SALE. OF SOILED GOODS
Will conuaience THIS DAY (Thursday), icu instant, and
will-be continued for Ten Days Only.

Also, 2,000 Pairs of BOOTS and SHOES will be offered for
SALE, at prices reduced from ,30 to 40 per cent. from the
:usual' retail telling price, eonsisting of a variety of nearly
every description in Ladies', Gentlemen's, Bo's, and Children's
Boots-and Shoes. All Goods w.ll be marked, in plain figures,
the very lowest possible-price.
W. C. and Son trust that the Well-known general character -
of the above sale will• induce those of 'their friends and , k
customers who wish a really-good article at a very low price-
(pot
Objecting to their being a little soiled). to favour them • -
with their patronage early. • • •

124 (ToP-ory BOLD-STREET.
N.B. .-Please remember the. Sale will be eontinued-for Ten
Days only„ 'lamely, until Saturday, the 25tii instant.

NEW MUSIC A..T HALF-PRICE
FOR CASII ONLY.
ATESSRS RIME, aid SON beg to inform the
uthil tc•
iNht
II
„ssetr,o}l,l
tc. continue
OF SI
exceptions),
theT
MUSICIN • hol e of their
• • c 'AT 11A.LF-PRICE, ion cAsn• ONLY.
Notwithstanding this Reduction, Messrs. Mine and Son will
engage to proeure Music-with the same promptitude as here-
tofore.,
The Tublicis requested to note that Messrs. Hime and Son
write regularly to London every 71".quesolay and Saturday, on
which days orders for Music should be given to ensure early
delivery.
. Music purchased at Half-mice cannot Se exchanged. •
'Music sent out on approval, or booked in any way, will be
charged as formerly. s. d.
BAL FE!W VOCAL ALBUM 1 1 A -
D'ALBERT'S DANCE ALBUM for 1860 1 1 0
The VERDI ALBUM, containing 25 of Verdi's farou- --
rite Song 0 7 6
LAURENT'S DANCE_ ALBUM for 1860 -0 7 6
CHRISTY'A.SQNGS (bound) - " 0 4 0
JUVENILE ALBUM 0 5 0
MENDELSSOHN'S 2 Part SONGS
lIANDEL ALBUM, Callcott • - 0 10 0
HARMONIUM MUSEUM 0 7 0
MOSEY'S complete, OPERAS • 15., 55., and 6s. each.
MENDELSSOHN'S LIE'DER OHNE. WOMB 0 7 6
BEETHOVEN:S. SONATAS (bound) 0 7
13ACH'S ORGAN WORKS
RINK'S ORGAN SCHOOL
HANDEL'S CHORUSES (arranged by Best), &c.
VOUSDEN'S SONGS ' 2s. each.
OPERA GLASSES on Sale. .
EBARI. 'S horizontal Grand PIANO-FORTES. •
BEARD'S oblique Grand Cottage PIANO-FORTES, with three
unisons, in:walnut and rosewood cases.
BROADWOOD and SONS! Semi-cottage, Cottage, and Grand
PIANO-FORTES, in walnutwood and rosewood
Cases.:
COLLARD and COLLARD'S Cottage and Grand, PIANO-
FORTES, in rosewood and walnutwood cases.
. .
lIIME and SON'S Semi-cottage PIANO-FORTES, in walnut--
wood and rosewood cases, New Stock, Twenty-
five Guineas each.
FOR HIRE, a large Stock of PIANO.,FORTES and HARPS.
Second-hand PIANO-FORTES, by John Breadwood and Sons.
and Collard and Collard, always on sale at reduced
prices.
PIANO-FORTES Tuned and Repaired by experienced Work-

mob
Old PIANO-FORTES taken in Exchange.
N.B.—All letters of business to be addrossal to the firm.

TIME AND SON,
57, CIitIRCIL-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

" THE LAST SLEEP OF AR G YLE,"
AND
" THE LAST MOMENTS OF MONTROSE."

Messrs: 'THOS.' AGNEW & SONS beg to announce that
key have
NOW ON VIEW

Tim above two magnificent PICTURE'', by
E. M. WARD, it.A.
__FAINTED ron TUn HOUSE (3 LORD&

EXCHANGE FINE ART GALLERY,
LWERPOOL AND LONDON CHAMBERS,
- EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL.
Admission by Card, or Cd. each Person. tts

NEW
LINEN DRAPERY,
VRPETS, AND FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
9, WHITECHAPEL (Three Doors from Lord-strce ),
LIVERPOOL.

It. WOODWARD

llas the pleasdre of acquainting his Friends and the Public r-

that he has
OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES
IN THE ABOVE BUSINES., WITH AN

EN TIRE NEW STOCK- OF GOODS,

BOUGHT FOR CASH,
Which he is now offering at s:tich Prices as to mcrit
the support of the Public generally.
6th January, 1860.
W. directs special attention to two cases of
Fashionable itiANTIES, opened this day, commencing at
ss. 11d. to 255., being half their original value. tts-'"

THE MERCHANTS' NEW HAIR CUTTING
SHAMPOOING, AND DRESSING ROOMS,
1' I 1-3... DELPHI A CHAMBERS (adjoining the Common Hall),

3, lIACKIN'S-lIEY,
ARE NOW OPEN.

GEORGE A. SHEEPWA SIT, Proprietor.

BUSINESS CARDS and CIRCULARS PRINTED
on the ehortest notice by GRIFFIN and M'GHIE,
(Successors to Charles Wi11IIIST,) GENERAL PRINTERS, 15,
SOUTH JOHsSTIIEET. .
N.B.—BOOKIIINDINer and STATIONERY.

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public Seim. .4'

HISTORIC SOCIETY. SCIENTIFIC SEC-
TION.—The PAPER, for This Evening is " On the Flora
of Preston and the Neighbourhood," by C. J. Ashfield, Esq.

THEN you WANT any genuine LEFT-OFF
CLOTHES, go to JACKSON'S, Kendal House, 96,
Whirtthapel.

AA T a MEETING of the LIVERPOOL SHIP
OWNERS' ASSOCIATION, held on the 14th February"
1830,
It seas unanimously Resolved,—That this A esociatlon having
duly considered the projected Commercial Treaty with France,
are strongly impressed with the glaring injustice to the ship.
ping of th's country contained in the provisions of Article 3 of
the Treaty, which perpetuates the system Of exclusion of
British shipping from equal advantages to those enjoyed by
the shipping of France. 5f20

TitE MERCHANTS' NEW HAIR CUTTING,
SHAMPOOING, AND DRESSING noco“,
PHILADELPHIA CHAMBERS (adjoining the Common 37,11),
HACKIN'S-H E y;
• ARE NOW OPEN.

GEORGE A. SHEEPWASH,

IVER.OOOL DISPENSAAIES.
The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the following Contnhu-
tions for the past Year

DONATIONS.
William Prestos, Esq., late Mayor
A Catholic Lady
Henry Middlehurst, Esq.
Mrs. Wordsworth
X. Y. 7
John Currie, Esq

£lOO 0 0
40 0 0
0 10 0
5 0 0
2 0 0
2 2 0

LEGACIES.

Miss Ann HUmpson, per Thomas Carson and Henry
Haworth, Esqrs., (free of duty)
Mrs. Rebecca Mozley, proportion of - be-
queathed to the. Charities of Liverpool, per.Lewin.
Earned Mozley; Esq., one of the Executors, £25,
(less duty, £2 10s.)
Miss Hannah Clsughton, per Miss Lydia Sharp,
Executrix, (free of duty)
Daniet Willink, Esq.,. per Wm. Williamson Willink
and Jacob Willink, Esqrs., • Executors, (free of
duty)

200 0 0

50 0 0