Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-07 00:00:00

Gentlonan, who has had three years' experience in a
TLlker's Office, and speaks French, is desirous of obtain-
Nddress Box a 4, General Post-office. 3jlo

situation,

WANTED, by a.young,Man of good education, a situation in a
Iterehant's or Broker's Office ;,salary not so much an object
as remanent employment. Address 31., 101, Northern Times
gam_ 12j19

ANTI U, by a Gentleman well acquainted with Cheshire,
Lautashire, Yorkshire, and the Northern Counties, additional
frazawaisslons, to work with his present employment.—C. C., Nor-
Barrs 171.n.T.1 vfilee. . tfo

Nmair,ka, I,,,the;Commanthef. a: Ship, by a Master, possessing -a
-RN terfiEcate of competency, and unexceptionable testimonials,
Bac 12st of live and a-half years service in one employment—Address
games-street, Liverpool. l2janl4

1111),VANTED, a Situation, by a yOntiv,from the country, in any
retpdtillfle,position, where a gOOd'knowledge of accounts and
Z .tair ....handwriting would be available. A moderate salary
mrpettedLrs Address ,s NZ, Northern Times office. .• 9115-
111SrAj5 tD.,--Mercharit Tillors.—A. first-class Edinburgii7Fore,
k Iry -fxskina -Cutter, of proved ability, well qualified by practical,
scigisatiznr.e.fona respectable trade; understands uniforms, liveries,
—7or particulars address J. Foatman, Northern Times office.
• d jail 3

'3rA.NTED, a Situation by a respectable person, aged thirty.fouir,
Protestant, with good references, fully competent eitneras
twirtstz Maid, Nursery Governess; or Teacher. in School. ;Under-
s:6l4lls music and singing. Apply to Mrs. Levi,. 66,.Russell-abreet.
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As Light Porter or Messenger.
IarrANTED, a: Situation as Light Porter. or 'Messenger; by •a
W re.9ectable Young Man, who can be highly recouuneniled by
enaltloyer, and get security, if required. Apply to 'P.N.,
YVmes office. 4 jan 7

WANTED, by a young man, age 24, a situation in a Warehouse
0+ as Warehouseman. A character for 17 years oan be given,
ireguirect—Address c 79, Northern Times office. 6jlo

NTED.—A Bonus, proportionate to salary,-. will be given to
any person procuring for the advertiser a situation as Book
cat .IZ:ruin-keeper, in a merchant or broker's office. -Address
Irina e, Nor-
-I'Errees office. 6jlol

To Wine and Spirit merchants.
tNTED, by a Young Man, who is j)ossessed of a good educe.
Situation in a wine and spirit vaults, or. store, .whAre
siximself generally useful. Can produce a good
sdkaaatlAT; andhighly respectable references.—Address, Alpha„‘eare
AZ Mr. W. J. Hughes, 30, Spring-place, Christian-street, Liverpool,

WANTED, a Situation by a Young Alan, • who thoroughly,
understands excise and custom-house business, and book..
Mitt aso, having had experience in export bottling and
`-- the last ten years. Can be well recommended from
sober and trustworthy. Address c 23 Ns r(hern
jan 10

11.LTANTED, by the Advertiser, a situation in a respectable oMce
! as Clerk or Bookkeeper. He is unusually quick at figures,
rxai ran give q first,Class recommendation from ibis employers,
-vNexa be has, at left., Applications to "Jots," 13, Water-street,
,610:11 be promptly attended to. 6j7

WAN TE, L),
pool bus

atleman, who has seen nine years' of
.Liver-
id who, has served in the capacity of Book-

T, and is well accustomed to correspandence,
iential Clerk, or otherwise.; he has bad a liberal
business _habits ; unexceptionable
33, Post-office,
611 a

s• of stric _
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£lso.—Address L, box

reatrni

aims Wan ter,

ge fdr Advertisements.
ES, is ONE PENNY.

rider this head, in the IsToarnmaN

,bout fifteen years of age, who writes a good hand, anc

3untant's office. Address c 691 Northern Times office

WANTED, an active Boy. Apply to D. Anderson, Slater-court,
Castle-street. lj7
WANTED,: an Apprentice to the Watch Finishing Business.—
Apply at 8; Mount Vernon-road. 618

.ANTED
t Addrefo

to experienced Clerk, in a merchant's, office.—
tating age and salary required, to c 725, Northern.

Bookkeeper Of experience; salary not so large at
mmencernerit, but employment permanent. Address u 133,
a Times °Nee. 6.112

UrANTEI

1, an Assistant to the Grocery Business—one who has
n Liverpool some time, and who understands the
cage.—Address c 732, Northern Times office. 3jlo

ANTED, as an Apprentice in a Merchant's office, a well.
educated Youth, who is a good writer and quick at accounts.
ess, in own handwriting, to se 131, Northern Times office. 6j12
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VITANTED, a respectable Youth from the country. as in-door
IT, Apprentice, to the Bread, Flour, and Grocery Business.
Utz by letter, stating age, to John Penil, 25, Stanhope-at. 6j12

Machine

who thoroughly understands
Apply personally, to W. Newell,
3jlo

WANTED, to let all persons, Wanting Servants, know that they
can get them immediately, 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, and the circulation of thQ
Northern Times is nearly 12,000 daily.
•

Louses aub Vremists Eaanttb.

Well established Bootmaker's Shop, first-rate position.
TO be Let, immediately, owing to the owner going abroad, a very
old established shop.: The repair trade clears 31 per week ;
sales 201 per week. . The shop is fitted with handsome plate glass
front, and the house contains five apartments ; rent 341 10s. Price
of fixtures andgoodwill only 701. For notes to view apply to Mr.
Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.

The Charge.for Ad‘ertisenwnts under this head, in the NonTnnas
DAILY TIIIF3.~' 1s NCH.-

One of tho, best Wine, Spirit, A:re.,and: Porter , Vaults,
at the North Inds

TO be LET, ,tho,abova-v.abnable, moire getting cone' ?rn, doing a
safe, regular; reatirmomey busirte%,of: T,a:weragN a of £2l per

week. Stands:neantne:doeks,undeniallafar.beds, air .roximate to
extensive works andifaundries, the entrances to.which -are diaeetly
opposite the house, besides being weltknoa n. and fr equented by
captains, mates,-,entipanni aad others. The inunediatt neighLionr-
hood is densely poptattad„ and commaitWarnemorlient trade. Com-
ing in £350;, worth £6OO. —Apply (priatipals only) to Mr. Edwin
Large, Publsyehouse Broker. Auctioneer &e., 1, 'Lippe] !Newington.

To Captain%-141_ates,

ind•Otherm

4. Bargain a3l V...lmto.be-: met with, and wirtiztune eau; be realised in

MO be Let; at the l'Fout3l: End, fachmf,the Clarence :and Trafalgar
Docks, where allsthe. Scotch, Irishi, Welsh,. and Bristobßoats
arrive and trepart, a:hirgeand commodious Note/ and Spirit Vaults
and Bar Pmdbarzattached.. The house:is capable of makinpap 30
to 40 beds,. and complete with eve7Aaccommodat ion and, con-
venience, audlialree-from. brewer and:spirit merchant. No good-
will required; and no>antlay, the plats :beings in full • workingyorder.
It will be let:weekly; monthly, or yearly, au may l,e agreed upon.
—Apply to ML Homy Grant, 66 and.ifkWaterioo-road, opposite
the TrafalgartDoek:- 1

Ettiha- Seth., outs Xanit

The Change.for Advettisements under this head, in the Maminace
DAILY TI m rat iw TWOPENCE.

Eligible Properties for Sale

A LFRED% JA.COWS-CIRCITLAt for DeCE3fBER is now ready,
A
containing; Lists of first-class Breeb.old and Leaseiold Prover-
ties for sale by Private Contract: Mortgages arragd on the
shortest notice. Offices 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Le4gl-street.
Established;lB4B,

IT Do Hereby Give Notice that I, BENJAMIN MORGAN,
will not be accountable for any Debt or Debts contracted by my
Wife, FRANCES MORGAN, after this Ith day of January, 1859.
3jlo BENJAMIN MORGAN.
IHereby Give Natio°, that I will not be accountable for
any Debt or Debts that my Wife, Sarah Okell, may contract,
she haying left illy. house, Nov. 27, 1858.
Witness, John Robson. C. OKELL, 5. Greenland-street.

T the undersigned JOSEPH HOLLAND, of Liverpool,
x/ Cotton Braker, do hereby give netite, that the PARTNER-
SHIP subsisting between JOSEPH PARTON and myself, as Cotton.
Brolters, at Liverpool, under the firm of " Parton and Hollandi" is
Dl4kOLYED.—Witmess my hand, thia,lst day of January, 1859.
JOSEPH HOLLAND.._