The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

The HOUSE to be LET.

FINE ARTS.---A Collection of Modern OIL PAINTINGS, fine
WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS, and Modern Proof ENGRA-
VINGS, in elegant Guld Frames.
BY MR. BRANCH.

To-morrow (Tuesday), the 4th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at
the Hanover. Gallery.
r HE above fine collection of PAINTINGS, &c.
j The OIL PAINTINGS include specimens by
Williams, Morris, Sen., Whittle,
Knell, Wappers, Stormer,.
• Doust, Beattie, . - . . Bennett, tee;
The PROOF ENGRAVINGS, in elegant gold frames, will
include the following favourite subjects, viz.: "The Nearest
Way in Summer Time," artist's proof, by Ansdell and Cres-
wick ; " Crossing the Tay," artist's proof, F. Taylor ; " God
Save the Queen," artist's proof, Lucy ; " Saved,' Landseer ;
" Midsummer Night's Dream," Landseer ; " Peace and War ;"
"Crossing the. Highland Loch," artist's proof, Thompson;
" The Highland Drover's Departure for the South," artist's
proof, Landseer • "Return from the Warren," Landseer; set
of Martin's last grand works, " The Plains of Heaven,"
"The Great Day of His Wrath," and "The Last Judg-
ment ;" "Sport- in the
,Highlands," artist's proof, Land-
seer; " The Pilgrim Fathers," Lucy ; " Marchioness of
Dopro and-the Duke of Wellington on the Field of Waterloo,"
Landseer; "The Gardener's Daughter," In dia, Ansdell; "High-
land Nurses," Landseer; "Sportsmen Halting at a Highland
Bothy," F. Taylor ; "Trial. of Archbishop Laud," artist's
proof; "Elizabeth being Examined by the Romish Bishops,"
artist's proof, Newenhara ; "Inundation," artist's proof, Bate-
man ; " Knox Preaching before the Lords of .the Congrega-
tion," India, Wilkie; "The Drive," Landset r; "Glimpse of
an English Homestead and an English Farm-yard," India ;
" The Highland Ferry boat," Thompson ; " Waiting for the
Deer to Rise," Landseer ;'" Show me Thy Ways. 0 Lord,"
artist's proof, O'Neill; "Christ Weeping over Jerusalem,"
India, Eastlake; " Dr. Johnson and Oliver Goldsmith," India ;
"The Cricket Match between Kent and Sussex," India, artist's
proof;" Eton Montems, " artist's proof, Selons ; set of fine'
cartoons, India ; and several other tine Proofs.

The WATER-COLOUR DRAWlNGS;iiiinclude fine speci-
mens by the following favourite Artists, viz. :
Richa'rdson, Stewart, Woolmer,
Neuiman, Nicholson, Middleton,
Paulson, Reynolds, Barnard,
'Taylor, W. Williams Whittle.
Will -be on view This Day (Monday), the 3rd instant. Cata-
lOgnes are now ready for delivery at Mr. Branch's Offices.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS§ AND SHOES.
BY MR. BRANCH,
On Wednesday,next, the sth September, at Eleven o'clock, at

the Hanovr-roomi,
AConsiderable quantity of BOOTS and SHOES
suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, and con-
sisting of the usual assortm nt of .balmorals, elastic sides,
military, kid, blucher, ladies cashmere, channel elastic, and
all other fashionable kinds; also, a variety of SLIPPERS.
The whole removed from the premises of the manufacturer
for the purpose of sale.
To be viewed on the morning Of sale, when catalogues may
be had at Mr. Branch's offices.

TO HOTEL OR RESTAURANT KEEPERS,
CONFECTIONERS, &c.
SALE AT THE BEE HOTEL, QUEEN-SQUARE.
, BY MR. BRANCH,
On Thursday next, the Eth, and Friday, the 7th instant, at
Eleven o'clock each day, on the premises, the Bee Hotel, in
Queen-square, Liverpool,
THE valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
Miscellaneous Effects, the property of Mr. William
Lawton, who is retiring from the Hotel.
The Furniture comprises four-post, half-tester, camp, and
French bedsteads, with damaskand printed hangings, feather'
beds, mattresses, and bedding, mahogany and painted chests
of drawers, basin-stagds and toilet tables, swing elastes,
Mahogany pedestal and cellaret sideboards, dining, card, 100,
Pembroke, and other tables, chairs, couches, &c., several
eight-day clOcki by Penlington, Condliff, and other makers,
Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, chandelieis, fender, tire-
irons, kitchen and culinary requisites, &c. •
Amongst the Miscellaneous Effects may be enumerated a
large quantity, viz., about one hundred dozen of plated table
and Dessert FORKS,' table, dessert; and Tea SPOONS, cruets,
table cutlery, and table ornaa, ents suitable for innkeepers or
confectioners furnishing large parties, a capital full-sized
refrigerator, a rotary knife-cleaning machine, sundry vault
fittings, copper measures, a large variety of glass, china, &c.
Also, some WINES and SPIRITS, and a hogshead of PORT,
two quarter casks of SHERRY, and a hogshead of RUM, in
bo

To be viewed on the morning.; of sale, when catalogues may
be had from Mr. Lawton, at the Hotel ; or from Mr. Branch,
Hanover-street.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.

Great Sale of PIANO-FORTIS, in Bold•street. Liverpool.
• ' BY MR. BRANCH.

On Tuesday, the 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
the Piemises, 56, Boldtstreet, Liverpool, (in consequence of
Mr. Dreuper. sen., retiring from the active part of the busi-
ness. in which he has been engaged for nearly forty years,
APortion of the - extensive and highly valuable
STOCK of PIANO-FORTES of Messrs. W. P..Dreaper
and Son, which will consist of about 50 instruments, corn•
prising semi-grarid, cottage' cabinet; and square piano-fortes,
by Broadwood, Collard and Collard, and other eminent makers,
embracing the modern improvements, in elegant rosewood,
walnntwood, and mahogany cases.
W. P. DREAPER & SON solicit the attention of their '
friends and the public to this unusually advantageous oppor-
tunity
of obtaining first-chase piano-fortes, as every confidence
may be placed in the quality of the instruments which will be
cfrered in this sale, and which are submitted in order to red,. '
Ae
the extremely large stock to ordinary limits.
W. P. DREAPER begs to return his best t. ha,..inknsufaass,ntsooebieec:ts
many friends and the public for the liberal patronage '
upon him for so many yeiirs, and hopes for
in f•
the same to' the establishment which will in f"mre be
con-
ducted principally by his son, William.n.mHaren:tr:tyra.y;tninhechlo:Blofliinseets,
by his younger brother, George H. Dreapee.4 ,
The instruments will be on view on,
when descriptive cataloguei may be h•jei from Messrs. W.
17,.
Dreaper and Son, on the premises;
Hanover-street. ,

a- -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ' ,
~.,,, f:lool Desks, &c, Daulby-street
BY '1%.... . -BRANCH,
On Thursday, the 13th inst. Alt, at Eleven o'clock, on the Pre-
mises, No. 17, Da- lb -street, Pembroke-lace
HE valuable H ,
CASzaLHOLD .FURNITURE and
Effects of a 1
Rooms contain mahogany pedestal
leaving Liverpool.
sidehbeoaDrdra. wseintagoa'n.:m:;aboDAyinginangy 'hairs, mahogany sliamg frame
I'
xitpital mahogany bookcase. -irons,ecry
dining table,
mahogany.,°".fr table; stand table, fenders,- fire, Brussels
In the wretlow curtains, gas clvndeliei s, &a.
r.itaambets : Mahogany fourpost, French, and japanned
carpets,
iron, be dsteads,• and suitable bedding, mahogany wardrobe,
inanoe- pay and painted chests of drawers, the usual- painted
chair pay
requirements, carpets, &c.
P*4 the Schoolroom and Lobby : Several school desks, forms,
a variety of books, maps, &c., mahogany hat and umbrella
r Stand, figured flooreloth, &C.
Kitchen : A Staffordshire table service, and a variety of
useful miscellanies.
.Td be viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may
be had on the premises, and at Mr. Branch's offices, in
Iranover-street.

Extensive Sale of 11,,0M PAPERS, well worthy the attention
of private families, builders, paper hangers, &c.
BY MR. BRANCH,
On. Friday, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover
Rooms,
ABOUT Five Thousand 'Pieces of ROOM PAPER
HANGINGS, remov-d from a distance for the purpose
of sale, and comprising papers suitable for almost every
description of property; and which are well Worthy the atten-
tion of parties in the-trade.
To be viewed on Thursday, the 13th, when catalogues may
be had at Mr. Branch's offices.

Superior WINES, •
BY _HR.. BRA NCH,
On Thursday, 'the 20th instant,
Valuable STOCK-of WINES, comprising Ports
of favourite vintages, old in battle ; Sherries shipped
by well-known growers ; French and Rhenish Wines. Par-
ticulars of which will appear next Friday.

CHINA and RICHLY-CUT GLASS. Hanover-rooms.
BY MR. BRANCH,
Early this month, at the Hanover Rooms (the date of Sale will
be announced on Tuesday neztl,
A Considerable
Consignment of first-class CHINA,
IRONSTONE CHINA, EARTHENWARE. and richly-
cut LASS, from one of the first houses in the Potteries.