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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

SEE ALSO,

Liverpool J...urnal of Nov. 15, Mammon 474 : —4lfididnd Coun-
-1 -s[l. lies Herald, Aug. 7, 1851,
Liverpool AlVon, ialg. 14, and Birminghava Mercury, July 30,
Nov. 24 1856 1857.
Yorthern Daz:ly Tunes, March 20, Birnairgham Journal. April 9,
1857. 1857.
Liverpool Ccurier, Nov. 19, Baily Press, May 31, 1855.
1855, and Aag. 28, 1857.

To carry out the system in its perfect/oft, It is desirable that
several members of a family sholld take lessons together, much
advantage being derived from numbers.

1.'4,141111E3 AND. SCHOOLS ATTEN-ED, PitIVATE LESSONS
GIVEN.
Terms for Evening Classeq, XI L. per q; utter, t7lO Lelooll9 a weak.

Pa, able in Advance.

so* The "SumLic Aivoto•Faxisca. Vocaant.aav," Fifth
dition, particularly ?dented for schools, &c., approved and
Farm t toned Ll' the u e of the In.titutious tor the Deaf and Dumb,
n England and France.—To be had from the author, K. RAGI.ONCIT,
stud sold by BooksePere.
/Is. mount Pleasant, Liver;ool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

IMPORTANT SALE OF HATS,

iT 74, LOitD STREET.

NELSON AND CO.,
HAT M INUFACTURERS,
(Intending to confine their attantiou to their Wholesale
Trade,) Offer theirpresent extensive Stock of

HATS, CAPS, &c.,

AT MANUFACTURING CO iT PRICES.

Their arrangements requiring an immediate Sale,
present purchasers have the opportunity of buying
FIRST-CLASS HATS at from 25 to 35 per cent under
usual retail prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

OUTPORTS.

FIOLYREAD, Nov. 19.
wind, s.S bl.—Light breeze_
Plymoh'i.—Arrived —I be Ethiope-(a s ), from Africa
Queonstown, No. 9. , rrive.l—Th, Thomasine. frpn Mont Video
—Urania, Antigua—lsabetla, Tag ,n:og 'ova, Odessa Nov. 11.—
The catania, and A'exandria, both from Odessa—Velope, and Ellen,
both from al aandria.
Falmouth, Nov. 9. Arrived—The Furopa, and Reliance, bola from
Odessa—Sniao Doug'as, Lacsti. Nov. 1 ,—Fanaia Mert deos‘lase,
from lbrai . Nov. 11.-11./1.3. ;7reen , from Portsmouth for Or. rk—
Alice Wilson, from allm for Liverpo nd proce ded.
Oil the I hard, Nov. 9 —Arrived—The Fiery Crow, Dares, from
Foo-choo-foo.
Waterford, Nov. 7.—Arrived=
Tazanrog.
D in, Nov. 10.—Arrived—The Freedom, from Odessa—Catherine
Stettin.
Hi gstown, Nov. 10.—Arrived—The Sarah, Cowling, from Patras
for Dublin.
New Quay.Arrived—The Wasp, Rim, for Liverpool, with loss of
her in total.
Cordiff, o v.. 10.—Arrived—The Mesanje, from Gibral'ar. Sailed
—The ,ucress. for Buenos A res—Louis Napo'eon, St. Thomas.
saansea, Nov. 10 —Sail d —The .Nancy, for Gtbr
Shield., Nov. 10 —Sailed—The Texas, for New York.
Por month, Nov. 10.— Arrited— Ihe Alt,x. Back, from Taganrog
'for Boston. Sailed—The New Giest Britain, for Southampton, for
ex t inatlon
Southampton, Nov. 10.—'zaIled—The. Granada, (4 ), for Bombay.
Ramsgate, Nov 10 —Arrirel—The Ida, from Rio Janeiro
Holton , Havannah—Meldon. Beyrou
toff Dover, Nov.lo —ArrivalWiliam Carey, for Jamaica
lymouth, Nov. 10.— Arrived ho Esperance, from Rio Janeiro
for Hambor4h.
Gravesend, c, et. 10.—Arrived—The Frederik, from Ostend.
MARITIME EXT. LI Acrs.
Staxigo, Nov. 7. —The Mountainee,, from Liverpool for Newcastle,
has pit in h re with ma,,yiud broken.
l'armou'h, Nov. I^.—The Me cury, of and from Sander:and for
Lona is on the Barber Son pi, tull of w iior, and aba 241°381.

rho Thistle, from Quebec—Chios,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

ABE9CROXBY-2QUARE.

To be LET, a well-'urntshed TTOUSE,
containing th•ee reception rooms, six /),(!rooms.
t•cs dressing rooms fitted with hot and cold supply bath, &e ; buttel'e
pantry ano tedromo, approached by seper.,te staircase; capital
kitchen, and store closets. Will be !et wit,' or without c .ach house
nd stable.—Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square.

BRECKFIRLD-ROAD, NORTH.
TO be LET, a Detached FAMILY HOUSE,
with carriage (hive to principal entranc,i, and large
garden at the back ; cnta'ns three rect ption rooms, housekeeper's
mom or study, and nine bedrooms.—Apply to Mr. S. %Vattrtiouse. 4,
D,rby-sq.tare.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

pURCHASED for the present and ensuing Seasons, under very peculiar circumstances,
various large lots of

FRENCH ANT) BRITISH MERINOES, COBOURG CLOTTI, FANCY DRESSES, SILKS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES, FURS, PRINTS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
BONNETS, RIBBONS, SILK VELVETS, Sze., &c.
The- who'e's now rerdy for Sale, and all Buyers will find a material saving. The remaining portion of the Summer Stock will be
offered at mere nominal prices. Also, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING and BABY LINEN DEPARTMENTS is fully assorted
with Cheap Good..

OBSERVE:
CROYDEN SOUSE, 42, RANELAGII-STREET.
H. OWEN, PRCPRIr TOR.

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE.

PURCHASERS requiring a really good Article, at an exceedingly Moderate Price,

can have their writs supplied, from a large, sell-selected Stock Of the Newest Fatterns, at

122, BOLD-STREET.

TARLE:SERVICES, SIIIrAP,LE FOR SMALL FAMILIES 2 . . Jet 7s. 61.

Can always be matched

same rate.

J. 0•7001,7,1z.1.1.J,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

SOUTHHILL TCRRACE, TOXTETEI-PARK.

TO be LET, a good FANIILY fIOUsE, contain-
ing four reception rooms, nine Ledrcoing, drvsinE,
roo r, b th, water closet, Re. 7h,; house is agn-eably situated, wi h
a good gardan, and ei.j:iys a pl. acing view at tha back.—Apply
s. ‘vaierlious., 4, Dcrry rculare.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

PASSAGE TO A NiEltlUA.-FOR NEW YOR

PACKET OF THE ldra NOVEMBER.
-.,... The favourite and fast-sailing cl4pper-ship
..s,
.% .44.7070.110• CALHOUN,
4..,. L.
~, ,
Captain . - Tons Burthen.
10 be succeeded by the inagnificentclipper.shtps
Tons To sail.

OCEAN EA.OLE
E. W. FARLEY.......... .... 3000 ..
ASSYRIA • 3000

FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ST. JAMES..
W. H. PRESCOTT .3000..
NEPTUNE 3OOO
FOR MELBOURNE.

....15th Nor
....To follow.

OCE ANI CA 2.500 IP
For terms,andto secure berths, applyto
WILLIAV FRACKELTON.
ABIERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN PASSAGE OFFICE,
70. WATERLOO ROAD.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OT;-tERS.
TRACY & BALD WIN,
4- EMIGRATION AGENTS,
• No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERI 00L,
•
Despatch the htlowing spiendi. ship,' punctually :
THE " BLACK BALL " LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing on the l.'irst and Sixteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK.

ISAAC WRIGHT C. A. Al.tasuALL, 1300 ions, 16th Nov
liA AC WEBB
YORKSHIRE 1174 EA BIM\ NT-1050 tone, Bth Dec
HA .VEST QUEEN E. YOUNG.. 1600 tons, 16th Dec
.SIA.KEIATTAN T. Dtx o a 14St) tons, Ist January
COLOMBIA C HurcutrcsoN 1100 tons, Bth Jan
FIDELIA W. A. Ai ACGILL.. 1000 tons, 16th lan.
NEPTUNE E. W. PsAsorr..lsso tons, Ist Feb
JAMES POSTER..Iun E. Allrs'LL . 1690 tons, 16th F.b
GREAT WESTERN .. W. G. Furtnint .. 1650 tons, Ist March

The above-named chips are of the finest and largest cia,s, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and combine
great strength with swift tailing qualities, they are commanded by
men of character and experience, who will take every precaution to
promote the health and .omfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Private Rooms for families or persons who wish to be more select can
be had, and deposits of .x'l each to secure berths, should be remitted
to the undersigned by port-office order or otherwise.
For Fares, and to secure Herds, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin, or Private Rooms for Families, apply, postpaid to and fro,
TRACY & BALDWI 110. Waterloo-road.

NOTICE.

Th 3 steamship NEW YORK w 11 NOT SAIL fir NEW YORK on

the 18th instant, as formerly advatised.
S.FEANI TO NFIV YORE.
THS GLAS 70W AND NEW YORK. S rEANISLIIP COUPANY'S
Powerful and Foht-sai'ing Stearn-ships

Tons. Horse-pow Pr. Commander
EDINBURGU.... 2 197.... 450.... W. CummiNG.
!,‘`. NEW YORK R. CRAIG.
: GLASGOW ......1,962....4 0.... J. DuNcAN.

Are intended to sail (an! 'Bs prevented by any unfor.seen

circumstance),
FROM GLASGOW TO NEW YORK,
EDINBURGH ...
G'.A SGOW..
NEW YO ....... .Saturday ....Jaa 16
EDIA BURGH
FROM "::•Ew YORK TO GLASG )W,
ED1N8URGH.......... ....Saturd ty.... Oct 31
GLASGO Wednesi,y, Nor 25
NEW YORK Dec 16
EDI V .. __We ices," .y, Dec 30
GLA'GOW
Cabin passage, 15 guineas, incluiing provisions, but not wines or
liquors' which will be supflied on board at moderate rat.-s. A
li~riced num,•er of steerage passe gers w 11 be taken at 8 guineas,
supplied with urovlsi ins of geoi quality. properly e.,oked.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

MEDICAL ADVICE.

A Cure guaranteed in all cages of ncrvons debility and diseases of the
system, arising either from imi rodente in 3outh, excessive in-
dulgence, in!ection, or the effects of climate.
IR. DAVIS, author of the " Mirror of Health,"
F and ether medical crorks, 114, Dific-street, Liver-
pool. Consu'ting Surgeon, estsblishA 1830.
Dr. D. having had extol:sive practice for many years and devoted
his attention solely to tr e titre of nervous debility and diseases cristhr,
from imprudence or excess, r'so that t umerotti class of disorder.
caused by residence in Lot clima,es, sedentary habits, de., he
discovered medicines by v Welt he can ruarantee as a certain cure is
an incredttable short time, tihe wo7st eases that have baffled the meat
skilful practitioners.

.Aotnt••ec, are (I,Tive,l fmrn hid ne,o di,enveriea.
viz , a Faft and thote tp edy mire, to danger torn cal osure, and par-
ties tisrig them nerd not Le :alder ate fear of detectiun from the
nearest frends, and wiliont any material rest &int is diet, of 0 LUIT
inconvenience.

Dr. DAVIS is the only qualified practitioner who is in possession f
these invat. able remedies. which; c lmirivred with his extensive practice.
any acknowleked skil must rrsve that he is a medical man to whom
the afflicted tan apply with safetr nil certainty of cure. His recent
discoveries are fr,und to surpass all other known remedies.
Dr. D. having been mor . than 20 years in ractice, deems it his
du y to caution the afflicted against placing themselves under the
Care of young and in;-xperienced practitioners, he having nitneasod
serious consequences from the folly of so dolug.
Country Patients, by forwarding .re 1, addressed Dr. SAIIIIIII.
DAVIS, will r' ceive advice and medicine. which will effect a cure in
msst cases without further charge. Irti‘ ute detail of cases is fleece.
sail,. The utmost secrecy may he relied on. One personal applicas
tion is advisable in all cases. if convene P.

The "Mirror of Health" may he had of E. Howell, bookselk%.
Church streat, Liverrool ; ant also at the Anther's residence. Price
Is. Sent free to any part of the kingdom for Is. 6d. in postage
stamr s.
Observe— DTIF: where the Doctor tray he con-
suited, es mo,al, without a lee, from Eight in the morning urtilTe3
at night, and on Stiudeys trom Tee till Two. Scorer str!ctly ob-
served. Vrivate entrance 'n Denrv-strott. Icsidinv tram Duke-
s treat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.

PETITE RONIFO'S SOMER3 s JILTS ON HORSEBACK.
This surpr sing ' astouneng Performance is one that has se'dom
been excAcel even by persot,s of mature age, and it justly elicits
the unbounded enthasisism of all behe'ders.

re t Reception of the Wonderful GymnAsiastm, THE Br OTHERS
ELLIOT.

T l-IrS EVENING. and durinr th 3 Week,
M. FLuoTr and his PUPILS, in their AtiVet'c TOURS DE
FORCE; and the PROTHERS EL I 10T VS Extraordinary Perform-
ance with Four DANCING GLUES.
The surprisinz Performance of J kMES FRANKS. in a truly
Laughable scene, entitled rr,E VANISHING CLOWN ! Or, Where
Is He.

Mr. W. POwF Li., the Ca'elonlan Horseman, as the COURTED. of
ST. PE rERSBUitGII, Riding, Driving, and Managing Eight Horses
at the same time.

For the First time, M. LEOPOLD will go through his astounding
Performance on the TRAM POLINE ; and M. M. LEO l'Ol.D and
hOUTELEIR, in their astounding Performance on the DOUitLE
TRAPEZ.

Mr. J. M. HENGLER, in a Comic Military Scene, entitled THE
DRUNKEN HUSSAR.
I'ETI rE ROSIEW., Brilliant Act; and while the horse is at full
speed, throwing backward and forward OMERS ULT 3 on Hor e-
back.

In consequence of the great aucne.s during the past week, the
Fntattainment% will conclude wth the Grand Eq ]estriln Sp ctaclo,
entitled tqe LIVERPOOL GREAt' STEEP.s.CHASE; Or, England's
Harvest Home.

The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORIWIC2 will take place
on SATURD 1Y NExr. Nov. 14.

In actl:e preprration, an extra rdinary Novel Spectc'e, never
attempted in any irq.ie in the world, entitled THE ROYAL STAG
HUNT, during which will be introduced a REAL STAG, from North
America, and a REAL PACK OF dOUNDS,

Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a sepzate 3 d
convenient apPrJach to each.
Re•e:ved Seats or Stalls (relect), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; ' oaes
(selec ), 2s; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is; Promenade. Is;
6d. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery
or Promenade.

Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the
superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places con be secured.
Open every i• vening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past
Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Qn trer-past
Teb. Carriages ?et down and take up with horses' ileitis towards the
Exchange. Drivers wi please observe this arrangement.
Prepri.ttor an.l Director—Mr. Charles ilengler.

The BANDS wit be found full and effi• lent. T.ead of the Qn drille
rand, Mr. G. Jickman. Leader of the Brass Band. Mr. W. Allen.

LIVF.RPOOL FE,TIVAL CHORAL tOCIETY.

THE Fifty-NiJth Public PERFORMANCE of
the above Sneietv will lake place in ST. GEORGE'z,
HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 24th instant, when Mozart's
"TWELFTH MASS," and a ' election from Handers "ALEX-
ANDER'S EAST," ail! be palormed. farther particulars will
be duly announced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

ES3EI:B REPIRIS

Abstract of the Log of the Kangaroo (a.), Jeffry, arrived here from
New York...
Oct. 22.—Wind,N E ; noon, cast off from peer 44, preceded down
the river; 1 35, passed Sandy Hook ; 2. pilot left -10 ; full speei.
offs ndy Hook pas' e the American shin Fighland Chief, and she
Hambargh ship Randolph, bound in. 2.30 p.m , passed the American
ship Ocean Monarch: bound in, s•fth Piss of the toomasthearl,
foretopgallantm st. and maiaroyaltnast. Nev.- 8, in lat. 51 ('S N.,
lon. 17 40 }T., 2 p.m., t'a sod the British bt. tun Pickwick, bound
west. 1107. 9. in ht. 51 17 N., ion. 13 03 W , 7.15 a.m., passed the
Nia :ara (R. 31.5.), bound west.
Oct 30 —Wind, N.W. • course, T.; distance. 212 miles ; lat. 40 29
Y., lon. 63 46 W. ; moderate and cloudy weather ; all plain sail
set.
Oct. 111.,-Wird, N N.F.; course, 71. 69 2 E. ; distance, 238 miles;
lat. 41 53 re., lon. 63 50 W.; Itght variable airs and cloudy waather
throughout. .
Nov. 1. —Wind, E.; course, 61 N., 15 E.: distance, 198 miles; lat.
43 14 N., 5) 40 W.; fresh Urea 3 throughout; latter pa, t very heavy
squalls.
Nov. 2 —Wind N.W.; course, 71 N., 7 E.; distance, 236 mile; ;
lat. 44 24 N. lon. 53 E.) W.; first p .rt moderate b:eez,, latter par,
lig va-iable, and raln ; all plain sail.
Nov. 3 —Wind, N.W S.E. ; course, 61 N., 55 E.; di twice, 272
miles; at. 46 32 48 16 N.; flr,t part, mo.'er.te breeze, latter
part light and variable, and r,i t; all pi ‘in sa 1
Nov. 4.—Wind. E.S.E.'-.W. ' • courss, 61 N., 22 E.;- distance, 219
miles; lit. 48 17 N , lon. 43 32 W.; strong variable wind, and latter
part with hard eq and rain.
Nor. s.—Wind, N.W.N.E. ; courss, 66 N., 32 E. • distance, 271
miles ; lat. 50 3 N., lOn. 37 12 W.; strong va.dable %%IA ; latter pa t
modes. tin;, and cloudy weather.
Nov. 6.-I'Vind.S.S.W W. el. ; cturse, 83 N., 12 E.; distance, 243
miles; lat. 50 34 N., lcn. 30 46 W. ; light variable winds and passing
slr•wers of rain.
Nov. 7.—Wind, ; course, 81 N , 10 E. ; dis'ance, 256
miles; lat. 51 N., lon. 21 4 N.; light vac.a7/10 winds, and cloudy
weather.
Nov. B.—Wind, S.S E. ; course. 88 M., 16 E. • distance. 231 miles ;
let Al 7„sj ion IR W., ..trona breeze and clouds weather ; crass
•

Icov. 9.-ZWind, S.F. cone e, 87 N., 26 E. di tancl, 223 mi'ei ;
la'. 51 17 N., lon. 12 3 W.; strong breeze; 11.51 p.m., abrealt. of
Faitnet.

Nov. 10.—Wind, FS F.; distance, 201 miles; off Salfees ; fresh
breeze an -1 cloudy weather ; 4.30 a.m., abretst of Old Heal, Kinsale;
neon, passes, Saitees ; 4 45 p.m., passed rusher.
Nov. 11.-1 a m., sed Holyhead ; 1 53, Sk s; 3 p.m., Point
Lynas; 6 10 p.m.. slowed engi et m wa t for p 1 t off Bell buoy
7.10 p.m., pilot came On tract. full ,paed ; passed Formby;
7 38 p.m., Crosby; 8.10 p.m., Rock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

R '

N ODDER,

HATTER,

Si. CHURCH sTREEr,
Begs raspectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of
Liverpool, that his arrangements for the Winter Season are
completed, and that on

THIS DAY,

And following days, he will be prepared to submit his new

styles of
PARISIAN AND IETROPOLITAN FASHIONS
For the Beaton.

YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HATS, &c,,
In esery variet,y.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

BIBMIN

GRAM :
Bev. V. H. GIFFORD, Rev. PETER FIBRES.
Head Mover of King Edward's Counc l!or C. BROM&
College. Counctllcr C. G,.OD.
Ron. and Rev. GRANTHAM TORRE Councillor F. &TWIGS.
Rev. J. C. BARakTT. R. CADBURY, L'aq
Rev. G. LATIMER. PELL I. LETCHEII, M.D.
Rev. (=SORGE DAVI': ON. JUN B. klimsolf, M.D.
Rev. J A. JaraEl. G. ALLERTON M. R.O S.
Rev. D. , Isom. P. H. MUNTZ, Fag.
Rev. Bozwis: GRANT. G. GILLOTT, Eeq.
Rev. G. BENT. S. 111F.ssestos a, le: q.
Recommendatory T ettcrs from the above Gentlemen are in the
posse3sion of M. RAGONOT.

• OPINIONS Er THE FBESS.
" We havo been much , leased and interested in lookinz over two
works published by M. RAGONOT, of Pails. 111 the first, his easy
and short method of acqu'ring Fr-n.ll is co:itrasted with the
lab riots and inefficient.systera hitherto pursued. M. RAGONOT
bolds, and we think ri, htly, that the time spent in acquiring the
philosophy of the ang age is mi:p aced and it is th s which causes
much Disgust and it couragement to tha Student. He appears to
attach great imper:auce to the hearing, which is acknowledged •o
be the treat difficulty ; his plan, in 'act, is simply to teach French
largely by to and. just as every chid 'e srns from its mother its native
tongue.'—Merrury, 2 :d Sept, 1657.
"51. Recto:fox his hit upon the true princip.e in teaching
langnages; like all graat and just ideas that of Al. Ragonot iu
reference t his plan • f totteiln; .s timp.e ant natural,--none other
than that by which chlhiren acquire the knowled;e of their native
tongue, ard hat surely needs no explanWien ; as the chid learn.,
so would At. Ragonot teach an adift."—Birmi gham Mercury,
Aug._9, 1851.

"To teach a languaize without being a trouble to the pupil,
to alieviate his work, to reader his study amusing and
interesting ; - suc't i. the problem stiler which great numbers of
teachers have lab,m,ed, and of which Mons. Ragonot has found the
soiAion " Courier de L'EuriTe, 1355.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

IRONMONGERY,

CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL, AT

JOHN P. BATEMAN'S,

18, BYROII-STREET, NEAR THE END or DALE.STRFET.

PURCHASERS will find an Extensive Assortment, combined with all the modern improvements.
FENDERS, in great vatiety.. . • • • .from Is. 6d. to 355. Od.
FIRE-IRONS
JAPANNED OVAL TRAYS., . „ ss. 6d. to 30s. Od. the Set of Three.
PAPER Do. „ 12s. 6d. to 30s. Od. the Sot of Three.
IMPERIAL DISH COVERS.
IVORY TABLE KNIVES „ 12s. 6,1.5 the Dozen.
JOSEPH RODGERS AND SON'S SUPERIOR CUTLERY „ 5s 6d. to 50s. Od. the Set.
LOYSEL'S PATENT TEA AND COFFEE DUNS (the latest invention) „ 7s 6d. Each.
GRIFFITHS'S PATENT STAMPED TIN AND PRINTED ENAMELLED GOODS.
Together with a Variety of Articles too numerous to mention.

JOINERS', BUILDERS', AND CABINET-MAKERS' IRONMONGERY, THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, LND MOST
.COMPLETE STOCK, WITH EVERY VARIETY IN PRICE AND QUALITY.

TINMAN, LOCKSMITH, BELLHANGER, &e. ESTABLISHED 1800.

PURCHASERS OP WIN TER CLOTHING
Are respectfully invitcd to call at
NUMBER THREE,
CHURCH STREET
And make Choice from the immense Stock of Overcoats at that Establishment.

Amongst the various Styles fur the present Season may be enumerated
The TALMA, or SLEEVED CAPE.
The ALBERT (a close lit ing garment, made Surtout Fashion)
The SACK, the CHESTERFIELD WRAPPER,
The PONCHO and the PALETOT.
These are kept in all sizes, and can be had in a variety cf materials, and in any substance,

READY MADE, OR MADE TO MEASURE.

THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Embraces every Novelty in D:tESS for BOYS and YOUTHS of all ages, including some very useful articles for

School wear.

THE READY MADE DEPARTMENT
Also comprises a large and varied assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS, WALKING
COATS, SROOTING COATS (or the suits complete), BUSINESS or OFFICE COATSZTROUSERS for Dress
and all other purposes, and VESTS in endless choice.

CLOTHING SPE ALLY ADAPTED FOR THE TROPICS AND OTHER CLIMES.
WATERPROOF GLOTRING, &c.

NoTz.—Eack Garment is marked with the Fairs Price in Plain Figures, from which no abatement can be made.
The Public will please to observe the Address is

NUMBER THREE,
CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL.
JOSEPH EARP Purairron.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

THE NORTHERN TIMES. -•LIVERPOOL, THuLs DAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1857.

GA R N O C K,

818 B Y

MAWUFACTURERS OF

IMPROVED PATENT CORDAGE AND WIRE ROPE,

SAIL-MAKERS AND SHIP-CHANDLER 9,

The tmdernoted Vessels are at r resent BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING of G. B. & Co.'s mannfactare—

NEW VESSELS.

THREE STEAMERS and THREE SAILING VESSELS.... ..........Puilding by Jona LAIRD, EN.

TWO SHIPS • . ..........
Ship JAMES L1VE5EY................... ........ . ..... ...... Messrs. Po. TER RBOTBSIB, Owners.
Ship FRANKBY
Ship LLAMA.. .... .... Messrs. FATTY & SZAWROBT, Owners.

:.hip murLAH (Hemp Rigging being exchanged for Wire)....Mesars. KENDALL BROTHERS, Owners.

36 AND 38, CHAPEL STREET, AND 41, REGENT ROAD.

SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!!

ALEXANDER DEMPSTER,

41, CA S TLE-STREE T.

PRINTED FLANNEL SHIRTS IN GREAT VARIETY,

HOSIERY, GLOVES, SCARFS, TIES, &c., &c., &c.

AN D CO •,

WIRE RIGGING.
GARNOCK, BIBBY & CO., haying adopted the LATEST IMPEGVEMENTS in manufacturing WIRE ROPE, and being
the only makers in Liverpool, are enabled to Supply the Trade and Shipowners on most reasonable terms.

Mao a number of other Vessels being Fitted with WIRE STAYS.
A Full Assortment of WISE ROPE, also HEMP, MANILLA, and COIR ROPE end HAWSERS kept at the STORES,

SHIRT AND COLLAR MANUFACTURER, AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER,

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, .
BECKWITH STREET, PARK LANE.
JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well assorted STOCK of BAB. HOOP,
SHEET and ROD IRON, STEED., Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c, Wholesale and Retail..

TRY THE WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIATION,
19, WILLIAMSON STREET, CHURCH STREET.
The Style, Quality, and Fit not to be surpassed in the Trade. This Association is enrolled under Act of Parliament.
HENRY SMITH, MANAGER.
CHOICE SELECTIONS OF TROUSERINGS EVERY MONTH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

THE IRON AND COAL TRADE 3.

The directors of the Bank of England have, during the
last fortnight, advanced the rate of diseouat from 8 to 10
per cent., and this, coupled with till American crash, has
produced considerable depression in the iron trade. A
portion of the iroum•tsters have blown out some of their
furnaces, and others will probably either follow in train
or reduce their make—the increased tightness in the money
market, combined with a want of confidence, each operat-
ing to p •oduce this result. The Scotch trade and that of
South Wales are in a state of langour ; the latter owing
to the absence of orders for rails, upon which it miterialiy
depends. The mills and forges of South S affordshire
and East 'Worcestershire are, up to the present, fully
e•np'oyed, and no doubt the first houses will be through.
the quarter, owing to the orders they have of hand ; but
it is manifest that the manufacturers of heavy goods are
getting short of orders. Pig iron is a shade lower, but
parties who can hold prefer doing so raihee than sell at
a sacrifice. There are some, however, who must sell if
their works are to go on, and these have had recourse
to underselling for immediate wants, although there
seems to be a willinguess on the part of the local
bankers to assist their customers as far as they con-
sisterely can. As the bu•.k of the business in this dis-
trict is carried on by three and four months' bill 4, parties
dealing in them, and who are in want of cash, are seriously
inconvenienced by the unprecedented high rate charged
for discounting them. The coal trade is brisk, and the
price firmly maintained ; and there is every probability of
colliers generally having plenty of work during the winter,
as the drain for war pursoa's upon the working population
is felt in the mining districts, and hands are not over
abundant. Colliers and miners attend their work very
well generally speaking, bat refuse in most instances to
work on the Monday. The pikemen, however, in nag?,
by their overtime, to do seven and eight, days per week.
Ironstone is a shade lower than it was, owing to the
downward tendency of pig iron.— Wolverhampton Chronicle
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

J .

J 0 N E S,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c.,
Has always in Stock a large asaortment of every description of Broad Cloths, Fancy Trowserings, Scotch Tweeds,Fancy

Vestings, &c., of the newest style..
FASHIONABLE COLOURS IN LADIES' CLOTHS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.B.—A Fresh Stock of Fancy Coeds received every Friday Morning.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12

COXMERCIAL FAIGURE.

An important failure, at Liverpnl, to k place on Tues-
day The firm is that of Messrs. B. F. Babcock and Co.,
with houses at Gla.pw and Nay York. 1117 have been
brought down by the abJetEte of remittances, and their
liabilities are e. timated at abut noun)At the last
balance of their bouk., in 314 y, they had a earplug of
£150,(00, and al.hough their p operty has since suffered
depreciation, they feel confident n )t only of being able to
pay in full but ths,t a crnsiderable bum will remain to
them.

The &Aare of H Data and Co , also in the American
trade, at L'verpool, toik place on M mday.
In London, the stoppage has been announced of Joseph
FJot and Bons, silk in inufactareit, but the liabilities are
supposed to cancel £40,000.

B31(8' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TV.TE AT LEWIS and
ANY'S, Ranelagh street.

Tote ORVCOE SOO:IC:Y.—The fAlowing re,olu iors
have been publish das the r..s it of the thrae d '
sittings cf this association i De ~1113 :-1. That thisls gsure:
i
lodge feel t tl bo most bJunded upon them (when a
greater mewing of the members of tao grand lodge has
taken place than at any time since the re-organisation cf
the institution) to recird the uaaba ed and decided attach-
ment of the membe s of the grant lodge to the Orange
institution. 2. They be'ieve that at no hrmer period of
its history
was it so clearly thfir duty to uphold its prin-
ciples, to defend it; righls, ani to employ it for the
legitimate, loyal, and ben,: vJlt n' purposes of its organisation.
3. And they desire to glor.fi Gad for many marked tolc,ns
of His
Jinn favour la the great increase of members, in
the judgment pronounced upon recent proceedings by a
discerning public, and in the evident infla ace tx.rctsed by
the institution in every part of the British empire.

BOYS' CLOTHING sfADE WITH GRWAT TA2fE, at.LEWIS and
COMPANY'S, itanalagt-Mrtat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

TO TOBACCONthTS, HOTEL KhEPERS, AND

oTHE Rs.

Large assortment of

BRITISH Sz FOREIGN
,t to be surpassed by any other
tentioned
PRICES!►

CIGARS, well matured, and nol
house in the trade, at the undernu
VERY LOW
BRITISH.

Per lb. Box.
1,. IAS
WOODVILLES
PATRONS
Fine HAVANNAS-12s & 18s ed
REGALIAB.... ss 6d and las Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

NERVOUS DEBILITY.

lIR. ROBERT J. BRODIE, Member of the
Royal College of Surge,,n: London, Edinburgh,
and Paris, author of "The Guardian of llealth," and several medical
works on physical disqualifications, continues to bo consulted as
usual at his residence, 72. RODNEY STnEET, I IVERPOOL, on all
diseases arising from imprudence and excess; also, nervous debility,
involuntary blushing, affection of mind and memory, general lan-
gour, consumptive s3roptoms, and that numerous class of disorders
acquired during the critical passage from youth to manhood, Ishich
requires skilful z.nd confidential medical treatment, such as infec-
tion or tie effect of climate, which produces misery in youth, degra-
dation i❑ manhood, :.nd premature decay of all stages of life. Dr,
It. J. Bnonin has, after intense study and deep research, discovered
a moot wonderful remedy for the effectual eradication of the above
complaint; no matter of how virulent a character and how long
standing.

Dr. liooßrcr Raoul Fs is the only practitione- who is in pos=ession
of these invaluable remedies which. combined with his extensive
practice and acknowledged skill, is the only medical man the afflicted
can apply to with safety and certainty of cure, as hi•, treatment is based
on that pursued by Kira when physician to the Hospital Venerien,
Paris.,&c. . _ _

Country patients, by forwarding mil, will receive such advice and
medicines as will in :rest cases effect a cure. Minute detail of cases
necessary. The utmost secrecy may bo relied on, and one personal
interview is advisable in all cases.
Hours of Attendance from Ten in the Morning till Three, and
Five till Nino in the Evening ; en Sundays, from Eleven till Two.
OBSERVE-72, RoDNEY-STREET.
Private entrance to tie Surgery, 43, Knight-street,nrar Berrv-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

DEATHS

On the 28th July, at Pyrmont, Sydney, N. S. W., aged 13 months
enrietta Lucy, only daughter of Lewis M'Gillivray Allan.
On the 15.11 inst., at her residence, 112, Portland-street, Filicia
roston, aged 66 years, interred on Sunday, 22nd inst., in St. James'
Cemetery.
on the 19th inst , at Waterloo, Crosby, Mrs. Henry Thoruely,
aged 29 years.

—On the 19th inst., at 12, Nile-street, aged eleven months and a-half'
Arthur, the infant son of Mr. Wm. Ridley.
On the 21st inst., Sarah inn, the wife tf Mr. Henry Diddans, and
daughter of Samuel Pearce, Esq., late vice-Consul of the United
States, at this port.

lar Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent

to our Office duly authenticated.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S. Ranelagh-street.
B OYB are CLOTHED from at, Ages Qf SM to Twenty Teari,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

FOR NOVEMBER.

EXPOSITION OF FIRST• CLASS

W I N T E It

H:OSIBRY,

-n ANDERSON'S,
Rl . 5, CASTLE STREET,

LIVERPOOL.
COMMENCING THIS DAY.

The STOAK is entrely NEW, has been selected with great
care, and purchased on Cash Terms D. AndersDn adheres
to his established principle of selling at the Lowest Pon sibie
Price, an :rent ing only the Best Goods, the product of the
leading manufacturers of the day.

SCOTCH WOOL liOSIERY, SEMI'S, AND
DRAWERS.
HIGHLAND KNIT SOCKS.
CoLOutED SAX,aIY WOOL AND MERINO SHIRTS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

212- AIILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE
RESISTING SAFES (fira resisting by the mutual re-
action of non-conduction and vapourisat :on at 2120 Fahrenheit), with
all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1940-51-54
and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and DoOr
(without which no Safe is secure.)
Tag irrAONOUT, BEST, AND CREAPZST SAVEGUAftDiI EXTANT.
MILNERS' PLICENIX (2120) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the
most complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly three
hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted
for every branch of the work. Show rooms, 6 and 0, Lord-street
Liverpool. London Dent, 474, idoergate-street, City. prattlers
r I 111 Post,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

IS3. 0

Nth, JOHN M`GIBBON,
--cLAsa GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' BOOI'MAKER
"0. 10, MOORFIELDS, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL
kNEAR THE EXCHANGE,
SPE CTFULL Y recommends his New Patent
1ht,,,,,, ROTATORY HEELS and INSTEP STEEL
niiii,73, which excel all other Boots made, for Ease, Economy
'4 4 ti'utY, and nicety on the feet. Likewise, made to order, Strong
Istk—onbie Strong BOOTS of all descriptions. Also, Bunting
alt Berta in every particular style.
Zttek „.**—J• M'G. has returned from Loudon with a New and Select
first-class French, German, and English Leather, tit for any
N.......!e the year.

*II,DE BROTHERS,

WROLESALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS,

8 Alm 10, HUNTER-STREET,

AND
4,21. CUERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET,
t 0 inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, tha
44,43 OPENED part of their Warehouse as
Nut SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE.
Pt/lashing will effect a Swing of 25 per cent. by purchasing
from the Manufacturers.
)CPORT ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

MISCELLANEOUS.

FENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock
always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON.
WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street.

TO OIL A'•D COLOURMEN.
TO BE SOLD abut 300 OPEN-MOUTHED
TINS, with Covers, complete. A decided bargain.
Apply at 13 and 15, Duke-street.

I jlO be SOLD, a Bargain. au excellent Second-
' hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a wets
ko,wn London waker.—May be seen at James Smith's Must a
Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool.

TO PERSONS PUR:s.ISHING.
EIOR SALE,ia splendoti MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, in excellent condition, length lo feet by
4 feet 6 inches.—Apply by letter, peat paid, to D. J., Box J. 31, Post-
office, Live: peel.

TO be SOLD, a WOODEN TANK, made of
3 inch timber, bolted and platod inside and outside ;
inside bolts lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 41 fact, to I:e
seen in Vulcan-street, Kirkdale.—Apply to Mr. Smith, Stan!ey-
crescent, K rkd ale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

STEAM TO PORTLAND, MAJN,U„S

ANTELOPE (s.s.) Smith 1800....
Enclosec ttoomsfor families who wisht obe moreseleCt,canbe
reserved forthosewhorequire them .
The luggage of passengers by these packets stored tree of ex
pence in a warehouse attached to the office.
Berths in the First and Second Cabin, and Steerage, can be
secured by remitting a deposit of sel to the undersigned, who will
give anyinformatioraespactingthepassageto the above ports,and
totheinterior.
SABEL & SEA [IL E, 3, Regent-road,and 19. Water-street,
Liveruool: and 177. Broadway. New York.

Cargo' s constantly received for the respective Steamers at the
Company's berth, east side of the Huskisson Dock.

, ' • A' THE LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, & PHILA.
,r.,
i,(...c-A, ,-- ray;
• 1144 c DELPHIA STEAM-SIIIP COMPANY'S
',.1- Pull-powered
414k774-'7:4., Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-ships
CITY OF BA.i.TIMORE .4367 tons.. Capt. R.Leitch
CITY OF WASHINGTON 2380 tons.. Capt. P, C. Petrie.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2103 tons.. Capt. J. Kennedy.
KANGAROO.
The undernoted or other vesaels aro intended to sail
___ .....

FOR NEW YORK.
CITY OF BALTIMORE
KANGAROO
And every alternate Wednesday.
FROM NEW YORK. . _

CITY OF BALTIMORE Thursday, 12th Nov
CITY OF WASHINGTON

And every alternate Thursday.
RATES OF CABIN PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.

15 guineas, 17 guineas, and 21 guineas, according to the
accommodation In the state-rooms ,all having the same privileges
In the saloon.
A number of passengers will be taker. to New York and Phila-
delphia at Eight Guin2as, includiuv as much prot•itions as re.
quire('; and these passengers are hercLy informed that in order
to satisfy the requirements of the Government Oftlcers, the date
lined into theircoutract tickets will beta every case thedate of the
day I,receding tse Bard day of sailing.
These steamer: carry " Phillips ' Patent Fire Annihilators,' and
are built in watertight compartments.
An erperionced Surgeon :5 attached to each steamer.
Freight z 3 per ton, to New York, and £3 10s, to Philadelphia;
an?: Unmaaufacturec Good:, &c., will be taken subject tc agree-
ment, payable here, in '‘eiladelphia, or New York, at 4 dollar:SO
Lents par Pound sterlin;'.
Apply, in New York, to John G. Dale, at the Company's ofßces,
15, Broadway; in Philadelphia, to John G. Dale, at toe Company's
offices, 17, Walnut street; in London, to the American-European
Express Co., 61,
King William-street; in Paris to Fred. Red-
fern, 8, Rue de is Pais ;in Havre, to Davidson & Co ; In Ant-
werp, to J. P. Kieirner and Co.; In Manchester to George
Stonier: in Dublin. to Cornelius Carleton; In Belfast, to
John Pd•Kce, 103, Victorig.street ; in Glasgow, to D. M'Culloch and
Co., 3, St. Enoch square; in Ejlnburgh, to Robert Thompson and
co„ 2, North Bridge • and n Llveepc•o 1t o
WILLIAM INMAN, Bn4 Is ,Tower-buildings
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

SOUTHPORT.
TO be LET, Furnished, 'Beautifully situated,
fitted with gaF, water closet, &c a COTTAGE, wel!
suited for a small genteel family, and may be had for the winter
months, for very little mom than the rent and taxes.—Address, " I o
Le"," Southport.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

CARPET DEPARTMENT.

DANDERSON and SONS
• have decided upon Selling for the present

and following month, their large and new Stock of

BEST BRUSSELS CARPETS,

AT 4s. 6d. PER YARD.,

During the continuance of this Sale, Cash transactions

ill be considered the rule. If pureiases are placed to

account,:the old price of 4s. 9d. must We charg(d.

THELFAXILY ,LINEN/, [CARPET.

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

44, AND 46, BOLD STREET.

November 2, 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

TO GERMANS,

ANY young German Gentlemen having an hour
to spare of an Evening, may learn how profitable
to employ the mime, on application bi letter to " Student," at the off ce
of the Northern Times odice.

AYoung Gentleman, of good connection, and
steady in Labits, who is at present in a first-class
Shipping Housa in Liverpool, wishes to meet with another ENGAGE-
MEN I', as Forwarding Clerk, &c , in eithtr Liverpool or Manchester.
Address 11. M., 84, Northern Times office.
ix.. Respectable Yetrag WOMAN, a good needle-
woman, end otherwise well-educa•ed, wishes for an
ENGAGEMENT in some genteal business, assistant in a school, or
nurser/ gov,rn,ss would be suitable, es she has a knowledge of
Music and Freach.--Address, M. N., 56, Cuming•street• Tosteth-
park.

TO PUBLICANS.
WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged Man
and Wife without incumbrance, a SITUATION
to look after a Public-house, or take Vie Management of a Bar,
havinz been in the lino before. Giod references can b. given
Address R. P ,4, iWoore nate, London road.

TaTLNTED, a respectable young WOMAN, to
V V assist in a Bar, and make herself generally useful.
—Apply at No. 1, Moss-street, Londui-roal, Letween the hours of 12
and 2.

WAN'T'ED, in a Private Family, an active
Ayoung Man, about 20 years of age, as an IN-
DOO A. SERVANT, in Livery. Wageq t 13. Also, an UNDER
HOUSEMAI by letter to D. 11., Box T, No. 2, Post-office,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool, Nov. 22. —The Commodore, from Tralee at Liverpool,
with wrecked cotton from the Lexington.
Dublin, Nov. 20.—Some sails and rigging, a quantity of rope,
several casks of rum, and 50 to 60 cams of Geneva, htve been saved
from the Sir Charles Napier, by steam-tugs and revenue cruisers.
The tugs will return to the wreck this evening. Three boats, supposed
to belong to the Sir Charles Napier, were passed yesterday by the
Mail (s.s.), from Liverpool, off Bailey Light. 21st.—The revenue
cutters have brought a con,iderable portion of the cargo of the Sir
Charles Napier into Kingstown, and tile tug-boats have brought a
number of casks and cases of spirits, &c., to Dublin. The vessel
remains in the same position.

Cuxhaven, Nov. 18.—The remains of a vessel on fire, with several
bales of colt n burning near her, were passed Nov. 5, in lat. 43, lon
61, by the Barussi4 (s.s.), arrived here from New York.
Alexandria, Nov. 16.—A typh on was experienced at Macao, Oct. 1,
which did considerable damage to the native shipping.
Suez.—The Emeu (iI.M.S.), sailed for Bombay for repairs, Nov.
11.

L' erwick, Nov. 20.—The Kate Kearney, from Callao, which grimnded
in the harbour after discharging at her proper berth.

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.

N v. 1.. Wyoming, Philadelphia to I iverpool,
Cape Henlopen, W. 111 miles .....
Oct. 10.. Duke of Lancaster, from Liverpool for
Africa
Nov. 14.. Prima Donna (schooner), Scilly, heav-
ing N.N.S. about 31 mi es.. ........
Oct. 11 .. Cui .rles, Swansea to Coquimbo... . ..1 120 N.. 25 24 W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

Apply to

THiS DAY, the 23rd instant, at Eleven o'clock,
Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
180 Bags Fine New Mount Athos FILBERTS,_,4O
iust arrived, ex Phebe from Smyrna.—Apply to blesso- 8""
and Co., Merchants, North John-street; or to ohoeffd
TIIO3IAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North j.

Ute
This DAY, the 23rd instant, at Two o'clock, l“
Commercidl Save-room,
20 Barrels Newtown PIPPIN APPLES.
Landing ex Persia steamer from New York.—Apply to vitteto'
GEORGE BADENACII and soil,

Tilts DAY, the 23rd instant, at Eleven o'clock,
Commercial Sa'eroom,
560 Port ORANGES,' /
100 Boxes
Do. Do. ONIONS. ex Deolincla(o')
430 Do. Do. ORANGES,
2,0 Ds, Do. ONIONS, ex Braganza(6'f)
80 Bags Do. CHESNUTS,
200 Noses Lisbon ORANGES, ex Steamer. ,
120 Cases Messina LEMONS, ex:Danube (g.,5*/
30 Cases Naples DITTO, •ex Milan (•
400 400 Bags Bilboa CHESNUTS, ex Rita 044
64 Bags Spanish DITTO, ex Tajo ,BO+
GEO. BADENACH &

Tars DAY the 2ard instant, at Eleven o'cloCkp at $e
Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
670 Half-chests Port ORANGES, .0.1.1
1,5 Do. Do. ONIONS,
Do. CHESNUTS es BMW'
500 Bags
8 Boxes Do.,FOTATOES,
400 Cases Messina LEMONS,
159 Do. Rne DITTO,
106 Boxes Messina DI [TO, 1.
50 Cans Palermo DITTO, j ex Danube 04 )
56 Boxes Do. DITTO,
800 Do. Do. ORANGES,
138 Barrels Malaga GItAPES. 1 _ .„(0.)
DITTO, 20 4-Do. Dm, ex Ay s
223 Baskets Spanish CUESNUTS,
21 Casks Russian Cranberries.
69 Bags Barcelona NUTS,
100 Sacks Spanish NUTS.
40 Sacks Naples WALNUTS.CO.'
JAMES ADAM, SON & L'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 14.
Provisions are exceedingly dear, and the
exchanges continue to 'advance, the 20!. piece
being worth 123 piastres.
The commission appointed to revise the customs
is preparing its report. That charged with settling
the frontier line of Russia and Turkey on the
Asiatic side has nearly terminated its report, so
that it can be subinitted to the Conference of Paris
by the end of the year.
Redsehid Pasha is about to send a division
troops to Silistria. M. de Thouvenel has not yet
paid a visit to that Minister.
The Porte has demanded the postponement of
the execution of the persons condemned at 13.1-
grade. The Journal de Constantinople contradicts
a report which bad been in circulation relative to
the rupture of diplomatic relations between M.
Thouvenel and the Porte, and states that the
French Ambassador now shows himself more con-
ciliatory on the question of the Principalities.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

MEDICAL ADVICE.
A Cure guaranteed in all cases of nervous debility and diseases of the
system, arising either from imrrodence in youth, excessive In-
dulgence, infection, or the effects of climate.
\R. DAVIS, author of the " Mirror of Health,"
and other medical works, 114, Duke-street, Liver-
pool, Consulting Surgeon, established 1830.
1)r. D. haring had extensive practice for many years and devote attention solly to re (tire of nervous debility and diseases arising
from imprudence or excess, also that numerous class of disorder!
caused by residence in hot climates, sedentary habits, &c., he 1
discovered medicines by which he can guarantee as a certain cure in
an increditable short time, the worst cases that have baffled the most
skilful practitioners.

The 'following advantages are derived from his new discoveries,
viz , a safe and more pp.- edy cure, no danger em exposure, and par-
ties using them need not be under any fear of detection from their
nearest friends, and without any material restraint in diet, or other
inconvenience.

Dr. DAVIS is the only qualified practitionce who is in possession I
these invalr able remedies, which, cpmbined with his ostensive practice
an.: acknowledged skill, must prove that he it a medical man to whole
the afflicted can apply with safety ,nd certainty of curl. His ncest
discoveries are found to surpass all other known remedies.
Dr. D. having been mot, than 20 years in rrectico, deems it his
du y to caution the afflicted against placing themselves under the
care of young and inexpei fenced owactitioners, he having witneseedi
serious consequences from the to:ly of so dolcg.
Country Patients, by forware:inK addressed Dr. SAMU2L
DAVIS, will receive advice and medicine, which will effect a cure la
meat cases without further charge. Istiente detail of cases is neeeS.
sary. The utmost secrecy may he relied on. One personal applies.
Con is advisable in all cases. if ea:Give/dent.

The " Mirror of Health" may be had of E. llowell, bookseller,
Church-street, Liverpool ; and lino at the Anthc:'s residence. Price
Is. Sent free to any part of the kingdom for Is. 6d. in postaga
stamps.
Observe-114, DUKI,i.STRriFT, where the Doctor may be con-
sulted, as usual, without a fee, from Eight in the morning until Tee
at night, and on Sundays tram Ten till Two. Secrecy strictly ob-
served• Private entrance in Henry-street. Imbue. from Duke-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

FORBID N.

Per lb Box.
LARANAGAS
EL IMPERIOS.. • • 27s Od
PATRONS 26s Od
NABAGAS 2ss Od
INGENUIDAD 295 Od
Ist Class CABANAS
2nd Class CABANAS... • 361 Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

IMPORTANT SALE OF HATS,

AT 74, LORD STREET.

NELSON AND Co.,
HAT MANUFACTURERS,
(Intending to confine their attention to their Wholesale
Trade,) Offer theirpresent extensive Stock of

HATS, CAPS, &c.,
AT MANUFACTURING COST PRICES.

Their arrangements requiring an immediate Sale,
present purchasers have the opportunity of buying
FIRST-CLASS HATS at from 25 to 35 per cent under
usual retail prices.

1) J. DODDER,

HATTER,

81, CHURCH STREET,
Begs respectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of
Liverpool, that his arrangements for the Winter Season are
completed, and that on
THIS

DA Y ,

And following days, he will be prepared to submit his new

styles of
PARISIAN AND METROPOLITAN FASHIONS
For the season.

YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HATS, &c„

In every variety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S
FELT AND BEAVER HATS, &c„

IN EVERY VARIETY,
Snitablegfor the approaching Season.

HENRY GIBSON
Respectfully !solicits the inspeztlon of the Ladies of Liver-

pool to his Assortment, selected from the Leading Rouses

in London and Pars, and which will be found of the

NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED SHAPES.

51, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-23

WHOLESALE PRICES.

OBSERVE-NO FRONT SHOP.
WAREHuU6E UP THE PASSAGE.

PRICE LISTS PORwARDED.

Now Publishing, Price One Shilling, the
ABC OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
THE COLLODION PROCESSES—PIIoTOGRAPHIC PRI TING.
OUT-DOUR PHOTOGRAPHY.
PORTRAITURE—STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY,
FAILURES, ♦ND THEIR CAUSES.
Post Fr,e, Fourteen Stamps.

XPORT BRUSH & MAT MANUFACTORY

WALTER MORGAN,
33, SOUTH JOHN STREET,
COCOA FIBRE MATTING, CARRIAGE RUGS,

OFFICES FITTED LIP.

NATIVE OYSTERS.
FRESH DAILY FROM LONDON,
BY MAIL TRAIN.
WHITSTABLE, MILTON, AND OTHERS.
mR. I\l.ol-IRISH has made arrangements this
ijk year for the continuous supply of best NATIVE
UVS t'Elti, and begs to aisure Gentlemen wishing to send Oysters
for presents to the country, they may always depend upon thair
being in good condition, and perfectly fresh.
Super Parties supplied with Oysters, and a competent person sent
to open them.
ORDERS SUPPLIED AT ANY 'DISTANCE.

N.8.-TURTLE AND VENISON.

MORRISH'S MERC:FIANTS' DINING ROOMS,
Laneaster-badings. Liverpool.

ANDERS(ON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA
WATER MANUFACTORY
AND REFRESHMENT ROOM,
22, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST.
SUMMER BEVEIiAGES:
iMPROVED 5EM:1.17.7 POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED
LAVENDER WATER.
MACKENZIE Awl) MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED .
hDEN BURGH BISCUITS.
THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUITS.
BARCL'.Y'S STOUT, AND ALLSOPP'S ALES.

THE CHEE.PEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL.
REALLr
WATCURS ANDFOR CLUCKS,GOOD GOLD CHAINS.
WEDD NG RINGS, &c., ice•
Ll
EDWARD EUSTANCEI

PATENT LEVER WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER
AND JEWELLER,
No. 4, Corner of MANCHESTER-STRET, DALE-STREETAIZ
LIVERPOOL.

REPAIRS EXECUTED with skill and despatch, charges mederate.