Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-12 00:00:00

:S thereon, three of

, and 43 respec-
-led " EVANS'-

The above Property, being in a central situation, and close to the
Tithobarn-street station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway,

Christian and Cropper,

SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK.
qIII.E Collection of the late DAVID DYSON, Esti., of
Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or single
Specimens. It contains large series of rare Bulimi, Szc., collected
by the late possessor in Honduras and other places.
Apply to F. P. -31arrat, No. 22, Roscoe Arcade. Liverpool. d

lITANTED, ,a thoroughly efficient Nurse, to take charge of a
young family, where an tinder nurgemaidis kept. None need
apply whose character and qualification will not-stand the strictest
investigation. Address Northern Times office.

and
WANLEDinPrtlePlaLnSdfosrinFclngeh,bGerffsis:s,'tltella,,lasn,ipanuiissl:,
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Pianist. Terms 104. 6d. per course.—Address Literce, lost-oftlaieel.
Derby-road, Bootle. 6a13

"\XTANTED, in a small family, an English Servant-of-all-Work,
y between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iron.
One from the country preferred. Must have a good reference from
her last situation. Apply at No. 6, White&ld-terrace, Whitefield-
lane, Everton.

WVANTED, in the neighbou
ROOMS.—Apply H. W

A COMFORTABI
per week, including extr
Paddington, Edge-hill.

JACOB W,ALTER,

LISTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
JD . ATIIERTON-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET,

OPPOSITE. 'NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
PUBLIC-HOUSES and VAULTS TO be LET, in all parts of the
town.

ANNUAL LICENSING, 1859,

NOTICE.—The friends of Mr. J. Walter, who entrusted their
'applications for New Liednses to him, are requested to have their
memorials in readiness, as the Visiting Justices may be expected
to visit their premises Shortly, and also to instruct their own
attorneys as early as possible, so as to be prepared for Monday,
the 29th instant, the day on which the new applications will be
heard.

All the necessary Forms kept for Applications for Licenses,
Transfers, and Removals, and may be had on application, and (if
required) filled up on the shortest notice.

-Office Hours from Ten to Fc
"Tut

" No. 2

(Corner of Walnut

street.)

117I.BERRY-STII

Apartmentg.

food of Everton, Two Unfurnished
25, Northern Times office.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS to be LET, consisting of a sitting-
room and one or two bedrooms, pleasantly situated.—Apply at
72, Break-road. , 2a12

our and Bedroom to Let. Terms is

MO be LET, a DRAWING and large BEDROOM, on the same
floor, and every convenience. Ten minutes' walk from Wood-
side Ferry. Apply at the Northern Times office. 6alB

ANT ANTED,
ai';lm,ediltitier„lyr,toFinurnaisnhdendo.ttk.reAssß'LlnEN3TeSc,,inefoonrtvate-
y Sat
Bedrooms, four or five miles from Liverpool, and some distance
from the Ither. The neighbourhood of Childivell preferred.
Address, T. G., at the office of this paper. 3j27

APARTMEN

ASINGLE GENTLEMAN, who din,
modated with a Front SITTING.
37, Mount Pleasant, at Seven Shillin:
Office of the Northern Times.

,es in town, can be accom-
-ROOM and BED-ROOM,
Reference,
6a15

per wee

ISS SAMBROOK informs the Ladies of Liverpool
and Neighbourhood, that she is now OFFERING th,
remaining part of her SUMMER STOCK of Fashionable MUS
LINS, BAREGES, kke. at very B
1, lIARDMA

:duced Prices.
g-STREET

ending on. tl

at 121 c
CoffE

at 11
private

A FINE HAUNCH OFA VENISON

THIS DAY,

4, THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE,

APPEAL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

HOPWOOD AND ANOTHER V. HOPWOOD AND ANOTHER.-

JUDGMENT

at $1 23c
to $1 42c

AAIERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON

The screw-steamer City of Washington, Captain
Petrie, arrived in the Mersey at ten o'clock last
night, from New York. She brings one day's later
news, 79 cabin and 146 steerage passengers, and
1,214,631 dollars in specie.

Advices received at Washington from, Nicaragua
give assurances of a fair prospect of satisfactory
settlement of the Transit difficulties, and speak in
confident terms of the ability of General Jerez to
secure the rejection by Congress of the article in
the Lamar-Zeladon treaty objected to by the Govern-

There seems to be no doubt that the mission to
central America will be tendered to Judge Bowlin,
whose visit to Bedford
,Springs is on that business,
by invitation of the President.
The balance in the Treasury on the 25th ultimo
t 49, Crown-street near nearly five millions. I'h'+l

_ receipts tor the week
..at day were $2,252,000. The drafts
paid amounted to $1,616,000, and the drafts issued
to $2,114,000.

COAIMERCIA

NEW YORK, Friday

uly 29, 18.59.

Pearls are quiet at $5 621 c.
Cotton : .The market is active and steady ; sales pf 3,000
- We quote middling Uplands at 12ic., and do Gulf

Very little has been done, and prices are un-
ales of 16 bags Rio at 114 c. ; 75 bags Maracaibo
C. ; 1,1.00 do., including 600 bags for export, on

Flour and Meal : The inquiry for western canal Flour

is considerably in excess of the receipts, and with a stock
much reduced. Holders have the advantage, and at the
close the demand is active and prices better for the low
„,0-rades. The better brands are more saleable at former rates.
The sales arc 11,200 barrels at $3 50c. to $4 25c. for unsound;
$4 600. to $1 85c. for superfine state 'and western ; $4 90c.
to $5 2.5 c. for low grades of western extra ; $4 95c. to sslsc.
for extra state ; $5 to $5 25c. for old Ohio extra ; $5 35c.
to $5 60c. for fresh ground do. ' • $5 70c. to $7 for trade brands
do. ; $5 to $7 50 for St. Louis brands and $6 50 to $7 50 for
extra Genesee. Southern Flour is also better and in fair
demand for the trade and the West Indies, &c. The sales
are 3,000 bls. at $5 30 to ,$6 for superfine Baltimore, &c.,
and $6 10 to $7 50 for the better grades. Rye. Flour is in
fair demand, and prices are firm ; sales of 120 bbls. at $4
to $4 621. Corn Meal is steady; the demand is fair ; sales
of 160 bbls. at $3 80 to $3 90 for Jersey; and 300 bbls.
BrandpVine at s4'2o. -

Grain : The demand for Wheat is more active,
,and the
Market is better for most kinds ; the arrivals are fair. Sales
Of:3,100 bush. new red Southern at $1 20 to $1 30 2,000
bush. old do. .at $1 15 to $1 17 ; 1,400 bush. new white
do. at $1 30 to $1 37 ; 2,500 bush. good old red Ohio at
p 1 10 ' • 600 bush. new red do., the first of..the season, eon-
Signed to Messrs. Holcourt, Harvey, and Co., and direct
from Cleveland, per steamer Ruggles in six and a half
days, and sold at $l. 22i-c., the quality fair; 3,000 bush.
Standard Chicago Spring at 73c. ; 250 new Amber Missouri

and 6,700 bush. new white Kentucky at $1 35c.
Rye is quiet at 75c. to 80c. Corn is easier and
closes quiet : sales of 13,000 bush. at 75c. to 76e. for old
mixed Western, in store ; 80e. to 81c. for new ditto, afloat ;
84e. to 85c. for round yellow, and 86c. for Southern yellow.
. rnin p,„l, • _ • 1_ .

settled; the arrivals are fair, and -theConsumptive,demani
light ; 'sales of 2,300 bbls at $lO 75e. for prim
clear ; :$l5 25c. to $l5 37c. for new I
inspected mess ; and $l4
limited demand, and

for un-