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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST

Every Evening (Sundays excepted); on or after the Arrival of the
Train leaving the East Lancasti e Ra lway station, Liverpool. at sp.m.

AND ZETERN FROM
BELFAST TO FLEETWOOD,
Every Evening (Sund ys excepted), at 7 p.m.
FARES—LIVERPOOL TO BELFAST.
First Class Railway and Ssloon of Steamer
Second Class Railway and Saloon of St ianser
Third Crass Railway and Steerage of Steamer.. 43 Od
RETURN TICKETS• (Available fir 14 Days).
First Class Railway and Salocn of teamer ...... 2,s Od
Second Class Railway and Saloon of Steamer
PASSENGERS ARE ALSO BOOKED THROUOR AS UNDER,
via FLEETWOOD AND RELFAST:--

Sit:roue Tza aims ART' RN TIMMS.
Between Ist class 2ad c'ass 3rd closa Ist class 2nd class
LIYRRPODL Rail and Nail and Rail and Rail and Rail and
and Saloon. Saloon. Steerage. Saloon. saloon.

sdsda d s d s d
i. ',.t.1 Portadown ....15 0......12 6. SO. ...25 0......18 6
I 4 Armagh ......17 6....,.14 0,. 6 0••....27 6......21 0
a' 44' Newly ... ...16 6 . l3 6 6 0......25 0......20 0
:I Dandak .11...18 0 ..15 0.......6 6......27 G...... 21 6
g Dr0ghed........21 0......17 6.......7 6......30 0......25 0 ,
Antrin l5 0. . .12 6......5 4.. . .25 0 18 6
Randalstown ..16 6......13 0.......5 8......26 o. 2: 0
Ballymena ....18 0.,....14 0......6 4......27 6..., 2l 0
Cookstown ....18- 6......15 0......7 0.... .30 0 22 0
Portrnsh ...... 20« 0;...,.. 15 6. 7 0 30 0......23 0 -
Londonderry ..20 0 16.0. .8 0 30 0.... —24 Q •

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ki 41
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:7 r.-7

The above Fares do not include the costa conveyance of Passengers
or their Luggage between the Steamers and the Railway Stations.
By the Train leati ing Liverpool a 5 p.m. first and second class pas—
sengers travel through to .Fleetwood without change of carriage.
Passengers for places-beyond Belfast may break the journey there;
third class pa qiengers are allowett to proceed. by first train after the
arrival of the Steamer: _ . _

The Route via Fleetwood is new become the Highway to Belfast an&
t"e North of Ireland. Kt MP 6: CO., Fl.etwood..

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
wArirdtvOßD.
The new powerful and fast-sailing steam ship,-
"ARS. Captain Si J. Buaxs.
CRRF-S Captain S. DVDLEBT9X.
WILLIAM PENN Captaii J. Emu.
Or othcz eligibievessel, are intenaed to saii
FROM CLARENCL DOCK.
Dec

WM. PE1.714'...3r1day lB .. at 11 o'clock, morning
CERES
WM. PE igN .....Satu.rday 26 at 5 o'clock, afternoon.

WM. PENN F. iday,. 1 at 10 o'clack, mOrning
Leaving Waterford for Liverpoo 1 everl Tuesday and Friday.
FASTS—TO... Waterford, Cabin including Stewcad's fee). ,
Deck, 78 6d. Passengers are hooked through te, Limerick and.;
Kilkenny at Reduced Fares.
For freightor passage applyin Waterford at theWaterforoSteasi,
Ship Company, Mal I; on Liverpool to
GEORGE K. PAYNE. 23. Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

MISS JEFFERYS, VOCALIST.

TICKETS, 3s. each, to be purchased at IIIME and SON'S Music
Warehouse, Church-street.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

P EOPL E'S CONCERTS
(Under entirely new Management.)
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,

SATURDAY IsT? xr, THE 19rIT or DEC. INSTANT,
AT ICILIT O'CLOCK.

NEW ENGLISH GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION
Who will Sing the following Glees and Madrigals :
"Swift'y from the mounzain's brow." "By Celia's arbour."
' Where art thou, beam of light." " Merrily wake music's measure.'
"Spring's dcliglit," and " Now is tie Mouth of Maying."
MRS. SUNDERLAND
Will Ling Lodor's popular Song, "There's a path by the river; "
MISS FREEMAN,
The Old English Ballad, " the Brggar G'rl ; "
ME. INKERSALL,
Shield's fine Song of "Old Towler; "
and

MR. H. PHILLIPS,
The noble Sea Song of " Arethnsa."
GRAND OfiGAN ...... .......... ....Mr. ).ir. T. BEST.
Who will, for the first time at these Conc3rts, Peform Remini-
scences of the Opera "La Trav;ata," and Rods's Celebrated
Air, with V ari :tuns.
Mr. WOOD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

STEADI-COMMUNICA.TION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND

SLIGO.

Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence
theundenuentioned or other Steamers ate ibtended
to sail between the above ports, with goods and
passengers (with or without pilots, and with
liberty to tow vessels),
The splendid and plwerful Stearn.ships
.. Captain IY.OLongialan.
ROSE ........ Captain 3. Stewart.
Captain 141`GOwan.
LIVE RPO or.rro
Sailing from Clarence Dock Basin:

RO3E.....Tucaday --Doe. .at 14 morning

FREIGHTS AND FARES REDUCED.

Goods required to be alongside the vessel- oue hour before the time
of sailing.
Apply to James Harper, Sligo; J Walker, 77k, /furket-street,
Manchester or here to
C. MAC IVER and CO.. I. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

A LARGE STOCK OF WINES IN BOTTLE IN FINE

CONDII lON.

P. S. The above Articles may also be obtained at the

Establishment,
202, PARS-LANE, and 4, CROSBIE-STREET.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL,
FROM ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET

TO
12, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.

ROTECTION FROM THE PIKE WATER

SLATE WATER CISTERNS, all sizes,
SLATE BATHS, hot or cold water,
SLATE MANGERS,
SLATE SHELVING,
ELATE BREWERS' UTENSILS,
And SLATE of all sized and thicknesses that may be required.
Applv to

W. 0. CARTER,
12, South John-street.
ke.ll:—South Side Duke's Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

SELLING OFF.

IMMENSE STOCK OF SILK MERCERY AND LINEN DRAPERY GOODS.

THE SALE TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

4°l-1N ROGERS respectfully intimates to the Ladies of Liverpool and the surrounding districts
elh, flat, previous to his Removal to his New and Extensive Eetablishmeut, Great George-street, corner of
eq'street, will

SELL OFF
iTHE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE STOCK NOW ON THE PREMISES,
CLEVELAND HOUSE, Nos. 141 AND 143, ST. JAMES'S-STREET.

The Stock, which is extensive and varied, amounts to

-°lO 000
1
And will be Re-marked and Reduced co as to meet the present depressed state of trade.

J,
considers it litnnECessary to state to his numerous customers that his Stock is always of the Best Class and most approved
manufacture. He invites special attention to his
PLAIN AND FANCY BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS,
FRENCH AIERINOES,
PAISLEY, CASHMERE, AND WOOL SHAWLS,
TABLE LINENS AND SHEETINGS, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
RIBBONS GLOVES, AND LACE.

TAE SALE WILL COMMENCE AT CLEVELAND HOUSE, 141 AND 143, ST. JAMES'S STREET,

ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, AT NINE O'CLOCK.

pURCHASER S OF WINTER CLOTHING
Are respectfully invited to call at
NUMBER THREE,
CHURCH STREET
"444 make Choice from the immense Stock of Overcoats at that Establishment.
Amongst the various Styles for the present Season may be enumerated
The TALMA, or SLEEVED CAPE.
The ALBERT (a close fitting garment, made Surtont Fashion)
The SACK, the CHESTERFIELD WRAPPER,
The PONCHO and the PALETOT.
These are kept in all sizes, and can be had in a variety of materials, and in any substance, '

READY MADE, OR MADE TO MEASURE.

IRE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Embraces °eery Novelty in DRESS for BOYS and YOUTHS of all ages, including some very useful articles for
School wear.

READY MADE DEPARTMENT -
Also comprises a large and varied assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS, WALKING
COATS, SHOOTING COATS (or the snits complete), BUSINESS or OFFICE COATS,ITROUSERS for Dress
aid all other purposes, and VESTS_in endless choice.

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

...,11"tx.—EachiGarment is marked with the Selling Price in Plain Fignres, from which no abatement can be made.
`4O hill's will please t obeeri'e the Address Is

NUMBER THREE,
I CHURCH "STREET, LIVERPOOL.
JOSEPH EARP PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

FAIXILY MOURNING.

ROBERTSON and MASON invite the attention of Families to their Department for

MOURNING, GOODS, which is always carefully supplied with materials of only the Best

Manufacturers.

BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CRAPES,
BLACK PARAMATTAS,
BLACK 'DRENCH MERINOES,

BLACK COBOURGS AND ALPACAS,
MOURNING BONNETS,
MOURNING MANTLES, •
GLOVES, &c.

FUNERAL FURNI S H I N G complete, and under careful superintendence.

ROBERTSON AND MASON,

19 AND 20, OLD HAYMARKET,

Opposite Manchester•street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET.-DEC. 15

There were 1,195 beasts and 5,480 sheep offered for sale today.
The demand fir beef was tolerably good, and the quality was
excellent. The trade in mutton was steady, at about former rates.
The 1,073 pigs offend for sale met with a good demand. We quote
beef Gs. to Bs., and pork ss. to 7s. 3d. per stone; mutton, Gd. to Cid.
per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

JAMES ALLAN, SEN.,
LAMP AND CHANDELIER MANUFACTURER,

Begs most respectfully to inform his Friends and, the Public in general, that h sREMOVED from
2, PARKER STREET, CHURCH STREET

TO THOSE LARGE PREMISES,

2 1 , BOLD STREET,
The Shop lately occupied by Mr. George Woods, which Premises he
OPENED ON MONDAY, THE 9TH NOVEMBER,
W4ll an entirely NEW STOCK of first-class GOODS, NV hich for extent of variety and beauty of design he guarante is not
equalled by any other house in the trade.
WORK S:-ELMBANK FOUNDRY,

N o

GL AS GOW.

14, PARKER-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

JUST RECEIVED,
AT
THE ECONOMICAL CLOTH MARKET,
8, PARADISE-STREET.

D. PARRY, PROPRIETOR.

WATERPROOF TWF ED i . •.•...from 3s.
WATERPROOF SOUND PILOT CLOTH, ....from 3s.
‘VATERPROOF BEAVERS AND WITNEYd.. from ss.
WOOL DYED SUPERFINES from 6s.
WOOL DYED TROUSERINGS.• from 2s.
WINTER NEW VESTINGS from 4s.

8, PARADISE-STREET,
(Fourth door from Lcrd•st:eet.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

ORIENTAL AGENCY & TRANSATLANTIC
EXPRESS,
41 , OLDHALL-STREET.
PARCELS FORWARDED to CHINA, EAST and WEST INDIES,
nd all Perth of the UNITED STATES and CANADA.
R. STAVELEY, Agent•

PIANOFORTES, in ROSEWOOD CASES
AAD FULL CONFABS OF KuYS,
TWENTY GUINEAS EACH (Cash),
Warranted equal in tone and dnrablity to any that are made, and if
not giving entire satisfaction, will te exchanged, free of expense,
any time within twelve months from date of purchase.

W. RYALLS'
PIANO AND HARMONIUM REPOSITORY,
26, HAMILTOX-STBEET, BIRBENEIEAD,
(Near Wcodside Ferry.)

N.B.—ALI the best and New .et Magi: at HALF-PAIGE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS,

TEA TRAYS,
FENDERS. FIRE IRONS,
IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, &c.,

All Marked, in Plain Figures,
AT TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE.

HIG G S & JONI S,
46 -LORD-STREET----46
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

LESBIA AND NORAIL

The song of the shepherd was heard thro' the vale,
And the willow was hearkening the rivulet's tale ;
The red sin had sunk, save a hem of his glory,
And the far away hills in the twilight were hoary.
And Nature seemed wedded to Summer; the ring
Was the streamlet gold,urfaced; the bird on the wing
Was the melody breathed, and the sweetest of psalters
That e'er sang of joyousness sealed et the altars.
Lesbia, the lovely, was then in the grove
With Norah, whose heart was impregnate with love ;
When Lesbia said playfully, " Come let me tell,
With this buttercup, whether you like Butter well."
The Bodleian lore may treat of this fiction
Regarding the buttercup, bu the restriction
of custom says, •On with the story you're telling,
The art of !elating is weariness quelling." -
Fair Norah, whose eyes ware like violets so blue,
With a neck that the snow cannot fully outdo;
With a wit of expression no pencil can trace,
Bade Lesbia proceed with her buttercup cave.
esbia had lips like the " roses of Gni,"
With kisses upon them that craved you to cull;
And the dimple that lurked in her dearest of chins
Suggested " Faint heart sw:h a beauti ne'er wins."
So Lash's, applied the fair-yellow leafed test,
arid exclaimed, " Of all things you like Butter the best."
Eaid Norah, " I live, 'mid the cows, where yon del is,
Their milk is ambrosia—their butter is KELLY'S,"

SHOPKEEP.T.RS WILL PLEASE_OB3EaVE THAT W.E. DO

NO BUSINESS
AFTER SEVEN, P.M.

NO ADVANCZ ON PRESENT FETES TO BE MADE THIS

W INTER. AT

THE BUTTER PLACE!!
TOP CF WILLIAMSON SQUARE.
Prices-7d., Bd., 91., 10d , 11d., 12d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

WINTER.
OVERCOATS :it N D JACKETS,

WArCERPROOFED,

AT YE:I:Y ECONOMICAL PRICES.

TRAVELLING SCARFS AND RUGS,

THE KNITTED VEST.

E. BUR DEN,
17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

tinftell tateg.

REGULAR SWALLOW TAIL LINE.
PACKET OF 2I ST DECEMBER.
Loading Berth, North side Waterloo Dock,
The well-known FlRstNgaWss American Packet Ship,
cONSTANTINE,
SAMUIt. MACODCM, Commander ;

1,160 tons register ; coppered and copper fast ned ; New York built ;
a fast sailer, and a superior conveyarice for dry goods. For terms of
freight, &c., appl) to BOWMAN, GRIN NELL & CO.,
Feawick Chambers, Liverpool.

Loading Packet Berth South Side Waterloo Dock, and will have
quick despatch.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
weirfA\ The splendid A 1 New York-built Packet Ship
Jr We' STAR OF THE WEST,
W. ALMOND, Commander;
Burthon per register. 1,191 tons ; copper-fastened and conperod. The
sailing qualities of this magnificent ship aro too well known to the
shippers of fine goods to require further remark. For terms of fre!ght
or cabin passsage, having full po elegadly furnished, apply to
Capt. Almond, on board, Waterloo Dock; to
JAM Ed BRIWNEiIk CO.; or,
TllO AS & JAS. HOWESO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

WILLIAM ODELL,
IRONMONGER,
90, BOLD-STREET,
Begs to inform the Public that, consequent upon the
GENERAL STAGNATION OF TRArE,
He has decided, in order to induce
CASH PURCHASES,
TO OFFER HIS SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE
STOCK
AT LOWER PRICES
Than similar Goods have ever hitherto been Sold for,
And respectfully
INVITES PURCHASERS
o avail themselves of the present opportunity of supply-
ing themselves at
90, BOLD-STREET.

OCTOBER BREWS
OF
PuRE DINNER ALES,
FOR FAMILY USE,
In 9, and 18 Gallon Casks, •
Delivered within a circuit of Five miles of the Exchange.
4i Gals. 9 Gals. 18 Gals.
s. d. s. d. s.d.
X LIGHT TABLE BEER ...... 3 6 .. 7 0 .. 132

XX DITTO DINNER ALE
5 6 .. 10 .. 20

XXX RICH DINNER D1TT0...... 6 6 .. 12 6 .. 24 6
XXXX BASS' STRONG BURTON.. 80.. 16 0 30 0
DUBLIN IMPFRIAL STOUT. 7 0 .. 14 0 .. 26 0
BITTER ALES.

LIGHT AND PURE ........ 7 0 .. 14 0 .. 26 0
BASS' BURTON PALE...... 8 6 .. 17 0 .. 32 0

ADDRESS :

THOMAS BOLTON,
FAMILY ALE AND PORTER MERCHANT,

110, DUKE-STREET,
Eleven Doors above Slater-street.

HAY AND CHAFF CUTTERS
OAT CRUSHERS, BEAN MILLS.,
DOMESTIC FLOUR MILLS

THOS. CHESHIRE & CO.
49, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ROCKING HORSES,
208. AND 258. EACH.

RILEY'S WHOLESALE TOY, &c., WAREHOUSE.
7b, BYROM-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

k

To Sail on the 10th instant,
The SAD
EXODUS,
Captain D. 1.1 veN e,
3,000 Tons.
The Ships composing this old established and favourite line are
well known f r their sailing qualities, and the safety with which
passe •gers have been conveyed to their destination.
The Exodus is well known ra a regular trader, and has invariably
trade most favourable pass ages. Her accommodations for all classes
of passengers are very superior.
For further particulars, apply to
JAMES M. WAL MEW, 40, Chapel-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

LOSS OF TEETH.

'We have had much pleasure in perusing a small pamphlet
on this subject, by at esers. GAB RIEL, the well-known and
old-established DENTISTS, of 134, DUKE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL (directly opposite Berry-street), and 33, LUD-
GATE-HILL, LONDON, which may be had Gratis, on appli-
cation, or Post-free on receipt of Stamped Envelope. The
great delicacy so often felt in seeking advice respecting the
Teeth is entirely overcome by a perusal of this little work,
which really ought to be in the hands of every one who values
a good countenance, of which the Teeth is the greatest
ornament. We have also seen some specimens of Artificial
Teeth, manufactured by Messrs. Gabriel, on an entirely new
principle. They resemble the natural ones, with a degree o f
accuracy hitherto una tainable. Parties having had Sets of
Teeth. or partial sets, from other Dentists, which do not
answer, will do well to consult Messrs. Gabriel, as at a tr,fiing
cast they may be remodelled on a new system, which is gua.
raateed to insure success when all other efforts fail,—Critic.

M E S. S R S.

GABRIEL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

STEAM UNDER SIXTY DAYS TO AUSTRALIA.
PASSAGE of:14 AND UPWARDS.
HE LIVERPOOL & AUSTRALIAN NAVIGA LION COMPANY'S
Celebrated St,:nn Clipperq. in conjunction '.vltb sits
"EAGLE LINE" OF PACKETS, hrtE DESPATCHED I
MONTHLY,
To the consignment of anturrr, Ilawragrfas & Co., Melbourne,
forwarding Passengers to all parts of Australia.
TORNADO . .
ROYAL CHARTER (a a) Taylor 3500 tone ... Jan. 7.,
'The Clipper Ships of the "Eagle Line" are sclecteCt from the
finest and fastest vessels built, guaranteed to sail to the day, and
are famed for the superiority of the Provisioning, and excellent Pas-
seugzr Accommodation
PACKET or 15Th DECEMBER,
1714' the Magnificent Clipper Ship,'
TORNXD 0,
3030 Tons„
One of the largest and finest ,es.fels att ; has soon built expressly
for speed and Pass,ngor Accomutidatiod, and, is fitted up in the
most perfect motile: for the comfort and coovsnierioe of ad alas sea
of Pa.seugers.
ROYAL CHARTER,
-
' PACKET OF 7Th JANUARY.

Thls noble vessel h celebrated for having made thret successive
IN:lssues to Melbourne in 59, Gi, and 62 days, and for having por-
formed her last voyage and horns in the unprecedented ghat
time of five months, :ncludino• her stay there of twenty-six daps.
tier Saloon and P-Astenger Accommodation, and cooking arrange-
meats era all well, known to be in all respects complete.

FAR ss : 16 to 60 Guineas.
Apply to GIBBS, BRIGHT & CO..
lo North JRI4II-ttrelt.LiTerpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

PERSONS seeking Employment. Servants,
Assistants, Clerks, Apartments, or Lodgings, can best
bring their want 3 under the Notice of the Pahl; by Advertising in
the NORTHEI“ TIMES, which is the most efficient medium of publicity
in this district• The cash price for this special class of advertisements
is reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

WATERPROOFED MELTONS AND TWZEDS

VELVET AND.FUR BEAVERS, &c.

THE INVERNESS CLOAK;
TRAVELLING PLAIDS AND RUGS.

E. BURDEN,
TAILOR AND TROWSERS MAKER,
17, CUURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOLI
RECOMAIENDED BY THE BOARD ON HEALTH.

EXTENSIVE SHOW ROOMS.

HIGGS & JONES invite an

inspection of their
MAGNIFICENT SUITE OF SHOW ROOMS,

Where may be seen, conveniently arranged,

THE LARGEST, BEST SELECTED, AND MOST

VARIED STOCK OF
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY
In LiverpEol, consinting of
BATHS, TEA URNS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16

App'y to

TB is DAY, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brok.r's Offi e, 7, E-chamte-chambe!s,
991 Barrels Rough TURPENTINE,
now landing, ex Robert Kelly, from New Yofk.—Apply to
FRANCIS J. E A't ON, Broker.

Tuts DAT, the 16th instant, at the Brokers' Saleroom,
Oldhall-stract,
• 457 Bags sound
13 Do. Damaged SAGO FLOUR,
ex Annette Gilbert, from Singapore —Apply to Messrs. Leech,
Ilarriscn, and Forwood, Merchants
JOHN BARON & SON, Brokers.

Tins DAY, the 16th instant, at Twalve o'clock, at the
Broker's Cifice,
43 Tierce; N.A. TALLOW,
320 B.trrels Ainarican 110S:N.
BIGLA.ND, SONS, & JEFFREY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

119LLIS'S SODA WATER AND LEMONADE,
pronounced by Dr. ..Af uspratt to be perfectiy pure awl
CHEMICALLY THE BEST
n the kingdom, and se!ectcd by him fo: his private use, since the
introdaction of the Iti:ington compoun2.
THOMAS LEWIN,
AGENT,
6, CASTLE STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

CLAYTON-HALL, CLAYTON-SQ'TARE, LIVERPOOL.

(1 ORD ON CUM MING
/kir has the h'nour to announce that, in consequence
of the overnow to all pats of the Hall the last few night and the
expressed des re of many in6uential p-,rtics in Liverpool to hear con-
cerning the recent TRAVELS and EXPLORATION of h's esteemed
Friend,
DR: LIVINGSTONE,
He will continue to give his p pular

PICTORIAL AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,

THIS DAY (SATURDAY), 1T TWO O'CLOCK.
EVENING AT ETGHT.
Ad,isslon—Gal'ery, 6d ; Boxes, Is; Stalls, 2s.

PROFESSOR ENVART.

FREEMASONS' HALL, LIME-STREET.
LAST WEEK.
Go, See, and Heir the Great Wizard Monarch and Prince of
Ventriloquists, who is nigh ;y astounding crowd d houses in his
grand Double Et tertsinmcnts of Magic and Vent•iloqu-sm.
His appearance is the Zationi of Sir Bnlwe• ytton. His perfor-
mance, the Alchymist, and real Magician —Daily News.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commerce at Fight o'clock.

ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS,
LIME STREET, LIVERPOOL.

M R. BEN WILLIAMS,
The Favourite Comic Singer,
WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING.

ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS,
50,-LIME• STREET, LIVERPC OL-50.

OPEN NI GHTLY
With a First-class
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Supported by Artistes of ackr ow•ledged talent.

OPERATIC CHORUSES, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS,

AND
INSTRUMENTAL SOLO,.

THE CONCERT TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Admission—; IXPENCE.
TO BE RETURNED IN REFRESHMENTS OF SUPERIOR
_ _ .

QUALITY.

N.8.-GENTLEMEN CNLY ADMITTED.

CHOPS. STEAK, KIDNEYS, ROAST POTATOES, &c.

LIVERPOOL.—EVANS'S, from Covent-garden
London. FIRST MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
OUT OF THE METROPOLIS. In order to give additional effect to
the Madrigals, Glees, Sc., the folloring well.-known members of the
ENGLI, H OPERA TROUPE have been engaged :—Miss Cavendish,
Miss Ktrolees ; Mr. Parkinson, alto ; Mr. Young, tenor ; Mr.
Dawson, second tenor ; Mr. G. Saunders, basso ; Mr. I.
Simmons, first violin; Mr. Blumphin,harp ; Air. Shaw, piccolo; Herr
Meyer, grand harmonium. The " Mises ere' Chorus from 11 rrovatore,
and selections from La Traviata, nightly. Gentlemen only admitted.
Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, &c., ready in ten minutes, as in town.
UPPER DAWSON STREET (close to Box ELtrance of Theatre-
Royal), LIVERPOOL.

No. 10, CANNING-PLACE, CUSTOM-HOUSE
THAT EXQUISITE TREAT,

ITOWE'S CROWN BLOATER HERRINGS.
brentleuaen dcsircus of eui-ling this treat should
Immediately send their orders as above. The fish will then be
delivered immealately on their anivai, In boxes of one dozen to one
hundred.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the
Royal Laundry. The ladies are reepeetully informed
that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, thatalthough she has tried wheaten, fie:,
and other Powder Starche t, she has found none of them equal to
the Glentleld, which is the Finest Starch she ever vied. When
you ask for Glenlield Patent Starch, see that you get it, as inferior
kinds are often substituted. Wotberspoeu apd ce,s Glugow 8,110
102114011.

D. DO. HATS
FELT HATS (HAW shape)
WILLOW SHAPES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

GUNS.

XVI ',LIAM DOOLEY.
y GUN and PISTOL lq AK 9, RANELAGH-STREET,
Opposite the Waterloo Hotel,
pegs to return thinks to the Nobility and Gentry for the greet,
encouragement he has received during the last twenty-dye years;
and to infc,rm them that he has a large Stock of GUNS, PISTOLS,
&c., which, for price and workmanship, cannot be excelled by env
house in the kingdom. • -
W: D. particularly requests gentlemen requiring Guns of the
finest quality to favour him with a call, to inspect his Stock, whicL
will convince them that till his Manufactureare on the most approved
principle.
REVOLVING PISTOLS, RIFLES, tic., in great variety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

Jobionss,

GIRLS' AND CHILDREN'S
FELT AND BEAVER HATS, &c.,
IN EVERY VARIETY,

Snitableifor the approa:hing Season

\HENRY GIBSON

Respectfully solicits the inspe2tion of the Ladies of Liver-

pool to his Assortment, seleetei from the Leading Houses

in London and Paris, and which will be found of the
NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED SHAPES.

51, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

FASHIONS IN MILLINERY.

TEFFERY, MORRISH and CO. have
0 the pleasire of announcing thaw, on TUES'DAY NEXT,
the 27th instant, they will make a GRAN D EXPOSITION
of all the leading NOVELTIES in

LONCON AND PARIS

MILLINERY,
BONNETS, CAPS,
FELT, AND OTHER HATS.

ALSO, A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
GOLD AND SILVER HEED DRESSES.

FEATHERS, &c.
J., M., and Co., solie t the favonr of an early ins; action.

COMPTON HOUSE,
E,7:, CHURCH-STREET.

Liverpool, 23rd Cet., 1857.

LADIES' GENERAL OUTFIT
AND
CHILDREN'S DRESS DEPARTMENT.
TEFFERY, MORRISTI and CO. beg to
lq intimate that, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 27th instant,
they will exhibit al the NEWEST D 4 SIGNS in

CHILDREN'S CHALLIES,

MERINO, TARTAN, POPLIN, TWEED,

AND A VARIETY OF OTHER DRESSES.

A choice assortment of

BABY-LINEN, CLOAKS, HOODS, BONNETS, Sic
LADIES' MORNING WRAPPERS
AND
DRESSING GOWNS,

In Prints, Delaines, Printed Flannels, Foulards, Linseys, Scc.

Ladies' and Children's STAYS, of all kinds.
PETTICOATS IN WHALEBONE, STEEL, CRINOLINE,

AND LINSEYS.

J., M. and Co., 'solicits the favour of an early inspection,

CO M PTO N-HOUSE,

CHURIH-STREET.;

P.S.—Wedding Orders and Tropical Outfits executed with

despatch.

Liverpool, 23rd Oct., 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

THE MORMONS:

A Dr. Hoy, who has t-aveliel the summer through the Mormon
t rritory, glees tome s'range particulars regarding the Mormeas, who
W3'B at tae tiros of his visit making some preparations against the
United States tronpa, although they were making few or no fortifica-
tions. When Pr. Hoy was at Salt Lake two things had jest oc urred
whl h greatly incensed the Mormons--the withdrawal of the mail
c -attract from Dries. n Young and consequ nt cessation of all mail
facilities, and thsre!urn of two men from the States, who appear to
have been spies ssnt out to gather all the i aformation they could
touching the intention of the rederal government. These two events
formed the theme of Brigha n Young's sarmoa one Sunday, of which
Dr. Hoy sp talcs in th most derogatory terms. He says it was both ng
but a tirade against the Unitdd Sta'es. He ( righam) spoke of the
coming troops ; said he would sen I lithe women against them, and
calal Ga,. Harney th • squaw killer, who s he inten lel to sets 1 to
hell cross I.,ts, If he was not disposed of by some other person. As he
said this he ph-..ced his hand on a concaalei dagger. Dr. Hoy's
account of the Mormons and their Sunday worthip is
ludicrous in the extreme. Treacherous and treasonaids they
certainly are, and in the blasphemy of their conduct, unecsallei in
the world. During h s sermon the prop'aet asked what should be
d ,ne with eer 4111 cn tractors if tak sn. Tus r•:sponse cans up from
var:oas parts of the cousrag &Von —" send 'en to hell!" " Yes,'
sad B igham, " that's what we'll do with them—send them to hell !"
Daring t'se Idly service, the doet r says thy sung a parody on
the " Boh-tail Horse," or "Du da Day,' as song by the boys of
Lexington. The chorus ..s sang by the Mer.nons, /11:13 soinewh
thus:—

We'll Eeove the 10-d to day,
Lie prophet we'll ohey,:
And you may worship whom you p'eis!;:
We will mind what Brightm2saye.
Duds, du day.l
On the roue they met a very large entitreion pin.; to Ct:liforair„
T ley were vary backward, but s,e ne I ti he getting ,loig very well
o.herwiss. No si,:!•nesse amen; the e nigrants, except a few CMS of
s wry.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

,r. be LET, a first-elass Corner SHOP, with
three large pate-glass windows, suitable for an
Ontfittl,-, Pawnbroker. or Hatter; or it would nvka an excellent
Spirit Yea ta_or_Pablic.bouse.—App!y on the premisei, 112, St.
James'.-street. corner of Jordan-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

LIVERPOOL CORN 111 kRICET.—Ocr. 23

We have very few buyers at market this morning, and the trade in
all its branehes rules exo. edingly dull. Wheats are generally offered
Id to 21 per bushe lower than on Tuesday, and at this teluction sales
of A-nerican of the better &script on are pectic ihle to a moderate
extent, but other sorts move v. ry slowly, and suffer even more than
the above nctod depres ion in value. 'I he Fl ur trade is nominally
rathe• cheaper, but so MC° is doing It is diffizaft to define prices with
accuracy, except for French and the higher clams of American an
Canadian. Oats and Oatmea v ary little from our last currencies
Indian torn is in less dema d than of late, and prces are rarely
suppofe.l. In otter articles no quotable than eis observable.
Arrivals from the 20th t) the 22nd 0 toper inclusive—lnto . iverpool
from Ireland.—Wheat, 682 qrs ; r arley, 283 q"s„ malt, 6 qrs.; oats
3,133 qrs.; beans, 6 qrs ; pease, 10 qrs ; ormeal, 6,812 sacks; flour,
Coastwi;e.—Wheat, 210 qrs ; malt, 15 qrs ; s ats, 195 qrs.; oatmeal,
25 sacks; 11 .ur. 22 sacks. Canada and other ritish Colonies out of
Europe.—Wheat, 5,: 20 qrs.; pease, 31 qrs ; fl ur 5 0 racks 4,114 brls.
United Sta'.es.—Wheat, 1,083 qrs ; Indian corn, 100 qrs,; flour, 2f.0.)
brls. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 750 qrs.; flou , 322 sack. Tota'.—
wheal. 8,415 qrs.; barley, 283 qrs.; malt, 21 gist; oats, 3,323 qrs ;
beans, 6qi s ; tease, 44 q-s.: Indian corn, 100 qrs,; oatmeal, 6,537
Aar ks; floqr, 1.265 sacks 6,715 brill. Expo. ts from the 15th to the
22nd Oct. In dusty°. Foreign Parts.—Barley, 20 qrs mat 20 qri.;
oats, 36 qrs ; oatmeal, 74 sacks. Leland.—Wheat 854 qrs.; melt, 30
qrs.; Indian ion,. 543 qrs.; flour, tB6 sacks 217 barrels. Coas' wise.—
Wheat, 373tre • bail,-y, 6 qrs.;lndian corn, 31'; qrs.; Indian meal,
40 brls.; oatmeal, 6.) tacks; flour, If 8 sac., s 190 barrels.

R. Melia; & SONS

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Oct 23.
The market continues in the same dull state as previously reported,
and tho igh lower prices won d not be accepted, the decline is not
ufficierit to induce buyers to come forw.rd.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKER—Om 23
Our markets this week have been adversely affected by the sudden
adv.,nce in the rate of discount on Monday, which kept all specula-
tive ha:, ers out of the produce markets, and caused the tra‘:e not to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET—Ocr 23

Yesterday being what is c died a fast day, our market W 331 not
held till to-day. The broken week, added to a large supply of
cattle caused sales to be very au I at last week's decline in prices
for the best quality. Middling and inferior almost unsaleable at
much lower fli.;ures. ti.heep in fir request.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL. oc-roam 24.
Him" WATER—Morn. 2 30 —Even. 2 51—Height, 12 ft. 3 in.

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Bergman, fr 3 n Islay —Endyfni 3n, Near York—Marlin, Ant;gua—
Express, Bunny—Lillies.

ARRIVED

Oct. 23.

Antelop , (e.s.) Portland, it
Loiro (s.s.) tondo

MeroD Aky,b
Arctic New York
Lucy Cape Town

Oct. 23.

'en.
Favourite Monte Video
Maria Cornelia Rio Janeiro
Minstrel Baenos Ayres
Oct. 22.

cerinzapat Ira Valparaiso
Chancellor Melbourne

I ady Franklin r.". Hope
Albert Edward C G. Flop,,
Nita (s.s.) Santander

__
_. --
Nfelody Buenos Ayres
Eagle Rotterdam
Vtle de Agde . Salonica
Candace (5.8.) Madeira, &c
Architect . .Damerara
Culicden Bombay

Jeha Genoa!
Tamaulipas (s.s.) Bordeaux

Alt,y Ti
Fo, trin a.... .......... Stpttir
Mercurius 't. Thomas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

CARPET AND GENERAL FURNISHING.

EFFERY, MORRISH, and CO.
zj !respectfully invite attention to their large
Stock of Turkey, Axminster, Ydvet Pile, Tapestry, Brus-
sels, Kidderminster, Dutch, and other
CARPETS, DRUGGETS, REARTH,RUGS, &C.
Kamptulicon, well-seasoned FLoo a CLOTHS. India, and
other MATTI/MS, &c., &c.

THEIR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Will be found to co itain in great variety, English and
French SILK DAMASKS, TABO IETS, REPS, Turkey
CLOTHS, Tonrneys, Worsted and Union DAMASKS,
MORE ENS, Printed Furnitures of the newest colourings
and designs, POLE 3 and CORNICES in Mahogany, Gilt,
Stamped Brass, in a variety of patterns, &c., &c.; TABLE
COVERS in Patent Axminster, Tapestry, Velvet, Silk,
Worsted, and Cotton ; Iron BEDSTEADS, FEATHER
BEDS, BO' STERS and FILL° WS, Hair and other
MATTRESSES, PALLIASSES, and every description of
BEDDING, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, SHEET-
ING, &c., &c., at

COMPTON HOUSE,
CHURCH-STRUT.

A Heavy STOCK of Ships' MATT RESSEF, Linen, and
Cotton SHEETS, BLANKETS, and COUNTERPANES,
ready for emergency.

A Designer and Practical Upholsterers Employed on

the premises.

NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER
GOODS:

JONES AND RADCLIFFE,
TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
1, RANELAGH-STREET.

THE very best LONDON HAT, 155.; St .e
Quality, and Ventilation require no Puff or Paten' to
sell them,
WOOD, 73, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

TAR NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, SAT UR DAY, OCTOBEI t 24, 1857.

1 r

ti •

JO NE S

W'fOLFFALE AND ,P,EMAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c.,

, - . Vestings, &c., of the newest style..
.
FASUIONABLE COLOURS IN LADIES' CLOTJS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.8.--A Fnsh Eteek of Fancy Goods received every Friday Morning.

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL

3 nANELAGH STREET (Opposite the Waterloo Hotell.

Has always in Stocl• a large assortment of every description of Broad Cloths, Fancy Trowserings, Scotch Twads, Fancy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

ROBERTSON AND MASON,

19 & 20, OLD HAYMARKET.

T) J. NODDER,

)IATTER,

12, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.

has pleasure in inviting a trial,

T R. CAMERON,
• WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER,
64, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE.
SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS,
CHARTS, &c.

VARICOSEWEAK LEGS, KNEES, & ANKLES.
H E Patent Vulcanised India Rubber
ELASTIC STOCKING, KNEE and ANKLE
B INDAGES, are the only ar. i les that will retain their elasticity.
Heat or cold will not affect Om ; require no lacing, and may bs
drawn on imm-diately, as an ordinary .tocking, Th! best artlet
manufactured for the purpose, and mush raoommended by the faculty
Wholesale and Retail at

TILE INDIA RUBBER DEPOT,
42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.

C.4LEB WALKER, Proprietor.

ql. CHURCH STREET,
Respectfully announces that his newest styles for the seseert

are ready.
GENTLEMEN'S PARIS HATS.
FINE PARISIAN FELTED HATS.
TRAVELLING, SHOOTING, RUSTICATING HATS AND
CAPS, IN EVERY TASTEFUL AND USEFUL FORM.
PATENT STRAW, LEGHORN, PANAMA, AND EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF SUMMER HATS.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL,
FROM ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET`

ROTECTION FROM THE PIKE WATER

SLATE WATER CISTERNS, all sizes,
SLATE BATHS, hot or cold water,
SLATE MANGERS,
SLATE SHELVING,
SLATE BREWERS' UTENSILS,
And SLATE of all sizes and thicknesses that may be required.
Apply t•

W. 0. CARTER,
12, South John-stretst. '
YARD:—South Side Duke's Dock.

LEAD AND BRASS WORKS,
74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
R 0 BERT ANDERSON Sy Go,,
MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GAS PIPES,
BRAS 4 FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &a.,
BRASS WORKS FOR PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND
GA: FITTERS, OF OWN MAKE,

BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS

THE CHEA PEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL

FOR REILLY GOOD
WATCHES AND CLOCKS, GOLD CHAINS,
WEDD NG RINGS, &c., &c.
EDWARD

EUSTANCE,

PALENT LEVER WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER
AND JEWELLER,,
No. 4. Corner of MANCHES rFR-STRET, DALE-STREET.
LIVERPOOL.

REPAIRS FXECUTED with skill and despatch, charges moderate.

ALE! ALE!!: ALE!!!

HE Liverpool Public have now an opportunity
T
of tasting the celebrated and far-famed

SOMFRSETSIIIRE ALE,

Which stands unrivalled in Bristol and the West of England. Judges

have pronounced it unparalleled, and on their verdict the Proprietor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

-Ttg ESSRS. EINIG and Co., from Paris, in retur.
ing thanks for. the, liberal patronage hithelii
extended to their, beg to. inform their friendS and the public tht t
they have REMOVED to the commodious Premises, situated No.

CHURCH VREET, adjoining Messrs, Beard and Co.'s PhotOgraphi,
lartitutiou. .
Messrs. Erma and Co. hare just purchased ais and 'lliac -
assortment of Trosserings, including all theaewest and mostaPPraset
patterns.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

riOX'S CHEAP CHANDELIER MANUFA.C-
TORY, GAS-FITTING,. and GLOBE WARE-
HOUSE, is No. 39, RENSHAW-STREET (three doors above
Newington).
N.B. All G °els Eold at this Establ:shment a e Warranted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

SHAMPOOING ON A NEW AND ORIGLNAL

FIONOWL
JHE American Systemof SHAMPOOING
for effectually cleaning the Hair by removing the Scurf, and
preventing the Hair from falling off, is now in da eperation at
CLISS OLD'S HAIR-DRESSING ESTA BLISH M ENT,
7, ELLIOTT-STREET,
(NEAR ST. JOHN'S MARKET.)•

The peculiar feature of this new and original principle is the
introduction of h 3 draulic power to the head after the operation of
the Shampooing, by which the Head is rendered deliciously cool,
the Hair stimulated, and its i ealthy action promoted.
A single trial will convince the most sceptical.

G RIMWADE'S PATENT DESICCATED MILK
MANUFACTORY,
SHEEPCOTE FARM HARROW-ON•THE-HILL,
MIDDLESEX,
Wholesale Agents—
WILLI
IAOM,
c LIVERPOOL.
EItTR
OS-wg: C 0 .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

£23,400,430 1 Total .

BANKING DEPARTMENT.

Debt.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 4,833 021
Other deposits 11,132,4 31
Seven day ani • •
other bills 869,070

Credit.
Government se-

curities £10,254,541
Other securities 20,639,565
Notes 3,217,185
Gold and silver

coin

£34,610,339 I Total £34,610,339
Compared with the returns of the previous week,
we have the following results :
Active circulation
Increase
Bullion

£20,183 245
193,135
9,524,478
535,516
Rest .. .
Decrease
Seven day and other bills .
Decrease
Public deposits
Decrease 3,469,305
Other deposits
Decrease
Government securities 10,254,541
Decrease 339,066
Other securities
Decrease
Notes unemployed 3,217,185
Decrease 807,215

Decrease

BANKRUPTS.

British and Irish Aragretic Telegraph.

T. Sidden, Rochester, coal merchant.
B..Sidley, Birchin7lane, mining agent.
Thwbeer, Bristol, oil manufacturer.
W. Swire, Barden, Yorkshire, and J. Pair, Shipley,
contractors. ,
Dsvies Rontlotjn, Glatnorginah're, grocer.
F. W. Fool, Bristol, victualler.
J. Lee, Wplverhampton, engire manufacturer.
W. Dobson,, and J. T. Dobson, Derby, silk throwsters.
T. W. Hardwick and Wm. W. Runelet, drapers.
Edward, B. Simons, York, grocer.
T. Hassell, Kingston-on-Hull, merchant.
T. Chandler; Rotherhithe, surgeon.
Thomas Wyeb, Macclesfield, Innkeeper.
E. Shaw, Kingston-on-Hull, draper.
R. R. Bealey; and B. Bealey, Manchester, sh.rt manufac-
turers.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

HIGHLY IMPOIITANT.

-y- ATPEDIMENTS OF SPFECIL—Herr
IMENVENS7ARK. has tu-cePethd, by a sv,tPrn pe-
culiarly his own, is effecting a PO-ITIVE CURE of this obstinate
nervous affe Some Ignorant pretenoers, Mtally inalequate to
the task of anniliPating the evil, have resortel to measuras calculated
to embarras rather than to relieve the pit-,:eat. H, nce Stammering
and btuttering have been presumed to be without any psitive re-
medy. IL L. undertai es to erad eate the most inveterate cases,
HOUR?—From Nine till Elemnio the Morning, Mod from Six the
Nine at Night. - •
OBSEIME-59, MOUN F-PLE'kSftiNT, ATE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

the middle classes choose to send their children, they
c mid do so. (Cheers) He then eulogised Mr. Crosthwaita
and concluded by seconding the resolution, which was
un an imont ly adopted.
A vote of thanks t, the chairman concluded the business
of the meeting, after which three cheers were given for
Mr. Crosthwaite, and heartily responded to.

LIVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND LITERARY
INSTITUrE.

The annual meeting of this body was held last night, in
Hope Hall. The chair was taken by C. R. Hall, Esq. Mr.
E. W. Wynne, the hon secretary, read some letters of
apology from gentlemen whoa ere prevented from being
present. The attendance was very thin, not more than
twenty-five gentlemen being p esent. The Chairman
regret.ed that so few persons were present, and did not
know whether to ascribe the paucity of numbers to the
ab,ence of the usual refreshments, or other causes. There
ware. however, both encouragement and drawbacks con-
nected with the past year, bat he feare i there was not as
much interest taken in the institution as hereto-
fore, . but he trusted that the members would
exert themselves, and overcome the difficulties that
at present threatened them. He referred to a nevciation
that was pending fir an amalgamation of the society with
the Young Mens Christian Association, and that would
b alluded to in the report, which would be read by
Mr. Wynne.
Mr. Wynne then proceeded to read the 11th annual
report of the society, and it appeared that at the close of
last year, the society was £140" in debt. It would require
about £260 a year to sustain the association The report
detailed the number of lectures given during thl last year.
A. per4g.aph in the report, in regard to the reading room,
stated that in consequence of cheap newspapers, the news
rooms ware not so well ,ttended, because the people get whit
they wanted at home. The rep ert was very ample and alluded
to the proposed amalgamation cf the s ciety with the
Young Melts' Christian Society. The report concluded
with the financial statement, from which it appeared that
there was a balance due by the society of about £2ll.
Tne Chairman then said tha meeting wa! one of business,
and he would ask Mr. Woodward to mere the adopion of
the rove, which that gentlemen did, and it was sec ended,
aid after a few observations the motion passed.

The meeting then proceedei to the election of officers
for the aiming year.
Mr Wo)dward inquires whether the society was to be
given up or to be amalgamated with the Young Mons'
Christian Society ?
A long discussion took place on this point, when it was
re'olved to refer back a setter received fmn the association
for reconsideration, and after some other business the
meeting s -parat ed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

DEATHS.

KiVed in the m .ssiere at Cawnpore, after being brought back
severe y wounded from the boas, Captain Athill Turner, Ist Bengal
Naive Infantry, aged 37; also, died of fever, in the entrenchment,
Ellen, his wife, y. ung st daughter of the lat e Rev. R. Pain, of Aspley
Guise, Bedfordshire Their infant daughter is auppased to have died
about the same gale.

Or, the 12th August, at Buenos Ayres, Charles Atkinson, Esq.
aged 58.

On the 17th inst., at his residance, No. 50, wellington-terrace,
West Darby-road, l i erpool, after a brief bat painful illness, Mr.
Henry Ages, one of the official mes.engers of the Court of Bank-
ruptcy.

On the 18th in t., Mr. John Fage, of Twyncross, Leicestershire,
brother. in.faw of Mr. Mashiter, of Li verpo )1 . nd Southport.
On the 21st hist , Th!resa, the beloved wife of George Kendall,
Esq., of `, orwo d, Surrey, aged 63.

6n the 21st insi.' at C-iirelont, Hastings, in her 84th year, Mary,
relict of the lute John Cave, Fsq , of Kentish-town, and eldest
daughter of .11. Cipt.Th s. Wilson, R.N.

, . .
On •he 23r1 inst., at .47, Pemb oko Place, aged 31 years, Edith
Maude, daughter of Mr. Edward P. Adams.

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

to our Office duly authenticated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

THOMPSON AND CAPBER, LIVERPOOL.

FINEST BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
INDIAN ARROWROOT.• v •
PLUMBE'S SOUTH SEA 'Arutowßoor.
TOUS LES MOTS.
HARD'S FARINACEOUS FOOD..
OSWEGO-PREPARED CORN. •
GLUTEN DE MARTIN FROM PARIS
BULLOCK'S SEMOLA.
FINEFSINGLASS.—GEL ATINE.

BUTLER. SzIf‘CIALOCK'S LENTIL FO DER.
ESSENJE OF BEEF.
TAPIOCA AND PEARL SAGO.
ibNAWA PREPARED BARLEY.

DITTO • GROATS.
ROBINSON'S PrEPARED BARLEY.

DITTO GROATS.
THE HO',ICEOPATHIo COCOA:
IHE HO IREOPATHIG CHOCOLATE-3

THOPSON Ai A N D C A P=P E•
II OAIcEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
• 43, BOLD-STREET,

YORKSHIRE COLLIERY
__PROPRIETORS.,

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S ILESTONE MAIN HOUSE FIEF. AND GAS COAL, AND KILNHURST GAWBER HALL
STEAM AND OTHER COALS, FOR SLIIPAIENT..

IMPORTANT 'lO :,TEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS, SHIPPING AGENTS, ENGINEERS, AND CONSUMERS OF COAL.

Messrs: J. and J. CHARLESWORTH beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and neig ,13curhned that they have now ON SALE,
at the Lancashire and) erkslire Ceropeny's I)eprts, North rock Station, Bi. ekstene.street, Great Howard- street, a regular supply of the
real old SILKS.] ONE ro AIN HOUSE 1' iBE end GAS (OA I , hfch for durability and quality kill be__ tound equal to any Coal yet intro-
(laced Into Liverpool. The pi tee delivered to consumers-mill be 15s per Ton within the Borough,
These Coals for Gas purposes are very superior, producing 10 000 cubic feet per, ton, and its last analysis as under :
irolatile.... ........ .. 88•00

Combustible.. ' . .59 45
Incombustible . 2 55

100 00

which places It es dflrst-class Coal for this purpose.
For prices_ of Hilaurst Camber Ball Steam and other Cral for sbipment,apply to the agent,
A.'W. LARKIN,
AT THE OFFICE, 1, MOORFIELDS, DALE-STREET,
OR AT THE DEPOTS, NORTH DOCK Si ATION, GREAT HOWARD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

MARRIAGES.

On the 21st Inst., at Lilesh,ll Church, Shropshire, by the Rev. H.
G. Bunsen, vicar, assisted by the Rev. A. G. W. Blunt, incumbent of
Crowe-gree.o, Cheshire, and the Rev. G. Burn, M. A., curate of
Lil esh IP, Joseph Banks Siaden, Esq., Lieutenant 6th Royal Lanca-
shire M.litia, son of Dr I. amsey .laden, late Physician-General in
the MAras Presidency, to Eli abeth, only daughter of the late
Willies Boycott, Esq ~of Doningto", near ivewort, Shropshire.
On the 21st inst , at the R 'man Catholic Chapel, Warwick- street,
London, and of erwards a' St G:orge's, Hanover. square, by the Rev.
Evan Nepean, Captain Edmund de Feyl, of the Austrian Service. to
Augusta Clemcntina G aham, daughter of Sir Bellingham Graham,
Part.,.of Norton Conyers, Yorkshire.
On the 21st inst., at Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. T. Leonard
Ellll,l heophilns Ws th, n Thompson, Esq., eldest son of Dr. Theo-
p.. ius Th. mpson, f Pedf rd-square, Londe.,, to Maria Eliza, eldest
danehter of W. Abbott, E,q., of Harlington street, Bath.
On the 21st inst.,. at Tinsley, by the father of the brLe, assisted by
the Rev. G. R chardson, rector of Edlington, Cowles H. Morris,
Esq , M.D., of Normanby, Cleveland, third son of the late Rev. W .
Jforriq, incntranent of Wye, Kent, to Jane. fourth daughter of the
11ev. John iticharditon, vicar of Tinsley, Yolkshire.
Oa the 2:st inst. at St. Alptpage, Greenwich, by the Rev. I. W.
North, 111 A,, John Hall, i'sq., of Blac'sheath, to Dymphna
fifth .daughter of the late Mathew Fitzpatrick, Esq., formerny of
3“h Regiment Queen's County, I eland, and cousin of the
la:e Earl of Up, er Osscry.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24

STEAM ENDER SIXTY DAYS ECLIPSED

"BLACK BALL" LINE PP BRITISH AND AUSPIKLIAN
EX-ROilL MAIL PACKETS,
_ .
To the consign,nent of Maur& Mackay, Bain*, and Co.
Sailing from, Liverpool on the sth and 12th of each Month,
FOR MELBOURNE,
Conveying GOOds to GXELONO ; Forwarding Passengers by :team to
all ports in
AUSTRALIA AND TASMANIA, at Ship's expense.
• . Ship. Tonnage. Captisin. To Sail.
SHOOTING STAR ............1518 ... Guamss ...... 6th Noy.
JA MES •ROuTil ...... Duteous .... 12th Nov.
CARIBOU . ....,....-1279.... Aleaoa sth Dec.
SW tTZERL ,ND
GR RAT TASMANIA
MARCO POLO 1625 CLARKE •
JAMES BAINES
CHAMPION OF THE SEAS 2280 M`lisanx
LIGHTNING. • .2090....81aNE —
The above Line is composel of .
THE LARGEST, THE FIN sSr, AND FASTEST MERCIANT
SHIPS IN THE WORLD.
An i have been bni t by the most c,lebrated huilders,of tha day.
• The "Rack. Bali Line." has ha-S the distingnsshed honour of a
visit from Her Majesty -the Queen, who was most graciously please.'
to say that she had no idea there were Bach magnificent ships in her
merchant navy.

PACKET OF THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBF.R.
The celebrated Cilop,r Ship
SHOOTING STAR,
,r.:41M11011111.11•7 o.Eapt-tin GiIAIES;
1518 tons re4tster. This beautiful ship•was built expressly for the
Austral an trade, and, from the following passages,
From Englind to Malt.,.
From Liverpool to elbonrne ....74 days, '
she has prOved herself to be an extra ,rdinary Llst sails, and thni
gives to the shipper as alva .tage over Lie, ex ~,rt.r by ordinary ves-
sels.—Apply to JAMES 13,INES ar CO.

All risks of river craft and lighteraze to be borne by the shippers.

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF BRl7!S'9'i4i'D' AUSTAALIAN

EX-ROY 1L MAIL P-CKETS.

PACKET OF THE 12T0 CF NOVEMBF,R.
Receiving Goods up to the loth, if not p'revi usly full.

Fla 111,,LBOUP.NE,
Conveying Goods to GEELONa.
f.or The beautiful Aierd,eetino- box' tr Clipper Ship
.J .lEs t ,
Captain Dux sate ;
637 tons regist-r, A 1 at Lloyd's for tove4 yettr, is well known for
her extraordinary fast caning, and has• excellent al,omaitilation
tor a few passengers in the Poop Ca'dn.--Apply to
JAMES 13AINE:' CO., Cook-street.