The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-16 00:00:00

BY MR. BRANCH.

This Day (Thursday), the 16th instant, at Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at We Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverp9pl, sabject to conditions then to be produced,
ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
being No. 1, Edward-street, Rupert-street, .Brownlow-
hill, Liverpool, now in the occupation of Hugh 111‘Caitney, as
tenant thereof.

This property is leasehold under the Corporation of Liver-
pool for an unexpired term of twenty years. Ground rent, .ss.
per annum.
. .

It will be subject to the conditions of a tease, a copy of
which is is the hyoids of Mr Branch, the auctioneer, and may
he seen by application at. his offices; in Hanover-street,
Liverpool.
For further particulars apply to I: It. Donald, Esq.,
solicitor, Carlisle; or to Mr. Branch.

By order of the Watch Committee.
Extensive Sale of POLICE CLOTHING.
' BY MR. BRANCH,
To-Morrolv (Friday), the lith instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
• Police Stores, in Dale-street, Liverpool,
THE undermentioned POLICE CLOTHING, viz.,
1_ about__

50 Inspectors' GREAT COATS.
22 Bridewell-keepers' DITTO,
48 Inspectors' CAPES,
48 Ditto FROCK COATS,
26 Bridewll-keepers' BODY COATS,
27 Ditto VESTS.
790 Constables' GREAT COATS,
616 Ditto BODY COATS,
N Firemen's COATS,
900 HATS, •
640 Constables' CAPES,

A quantity of old Gloves, Armlets, Stocks, &c.
To be viewed on the morning of sale. Catalogues may be
had the day previous to the sale, on application at the Central
'Station, in Dale-street, or at Mr. Branch's offices, in Hanover-
street, Liverpool, who will also forward them by post, if
required.

By virtue of an Order of , the Court of Chancery of the
County Palatine of Lancaster.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEAFORTH.
BY MR. BRANCH, .
On Monday next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, Sandy-lane, Seaforth (twq minutes' walk from
the Station.
THE excellent modern HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. rosewood cottage piano-forte, cut glass, china,
parian mantel ornaments, framed and glazed' engravings.
water-colour drawings, shell and feather ornamental flowers,
Milner's safe, a few articles of silver plate, bed and table
linen, and other effects of the late Mr. Bartholomew Cahill.
The Drawing-room (which has 'been turn shed with great
taste, and at considerable expense) contains the wainutwood
suite, upholstered in flowered challis, and eimnpris, s the ample
curtains to bay window, six chairt with carved and-moulded
backs, spring stuffed couch with additional needlework
cushions, sewing chair,-lounge chair, most effectively-designed
chiffonnier or cabinet of walnut, inlaid with tulipwood, the
panels and backs fitted with reflective plate glass, ;console
glass, the plate 72 inches by 60 inches, in richly gilded frame,
mantel glass, 5-) by 40 inches, in tasteful mountings, pair of
card tables on carved pillars and cabriolecla yrs, elegant centre
table with shaped oval top, on carved pillar, three occasional
papier mache chairs of diversified designs, richly-cut glass
chandelier for eight gas jet lights, profusely ornamented with
lustres a. d prism drops, Brussels carpet, white Angola rug,
j:panned pedestal coal vase, expensive steel ann ormolu
tender, radiating ashplate and steel grate appendages, pair of
footstools to match the curtains, tine-toned piano-forte, rose-
wood music stool, with morocco scat, &c.
In the Dining-room.—The corded damask maroon curtains
to bay window, six mahogany chairs, with tasteful carvings in
plush velvet, mahogany conversational sofa to match, with
centre and side carvings, richly-feathered Spanish mahogany
sideboard six feet six inches long, with plate of glass to back,
tapestry carpet and rug, massive bronzed fender and fire
requisites, two reeking chairs in velvet, noble console glass,
the plate 72 by 60 inches ,'&c.

. - -
The Articles of Furniture in Breakfast-room.—Twelve ma-
hogany &ails in maroon morocco, sofa to. match, easy chair to
correspond, tosewood centre table of oval •form, mahogany
pedestal stdeboaid, single plate mantel glass, ormolu chande-
lier, mahogany framed couch and twelve chairs in hair seating,
in boudoir, tapestry carpet, &c.
The various Chambers.—Tapestry and Brussels carpets, ma-
hogany and birchwood dressing taoles and basin stands, with
marble slabs, mahogany chests of drawers, mahogany Tudor
bedsteads in damask and chintz mint, excellent feather beds
and hair mattresses, lady's mahogany wardrobe about eight
feet long. wi'h plate-glass panels, iron French bedsteads, ma-
hogany and birch-framed toilet glasses, &e.
The whole of the usetul Kitchen Utensils, parrot and cage,
stained hexagon lantern, Brussels stair carpet, mahogany hall
furniture, &c.
To be viewed on Saturday next, the 18th instant, when
catalogues may he had at Mr. Branch's offices in Hanover-
street, Liverpool : and further particulars may be obtained on
application to J. C. stead, Esq., 32, Castle-street (the receiver
appointed by the said court) ; or to Maurice J. Hor,f, Esq.,
solicitor, Liverpool.

Safe of excellent and costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in
Hamilton-square. Birkenhead. •
BY MR. BRANCH,__

On Tuesday, the 21st, Wednesday, the 22nd, and Thursday,
the 23rd inst., at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises,
in Hamilton-square, the corner of Mortimer-terrace,
HE excellent, fashionable, and really superior
T
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the manutacture of Messrs.
liossall and Gradwell, and other first-rate cabinet makers, in
excellent condition, handsome gilt and beautifully painted
china and ironstone dinner, dessert, and tea services, richly
cut glass of modern description and best manufacture, a few
fine engravings, appropriately framed and glazed, valuable
modern books, many of them handsomely bound, including
Knight's Pictorial History of England, the Penny Cyclopa3dia,
Napier's Peninsular Wars, Lyell's Geology, Edwards' .West
Indies. Robertson's Works, Rollin's Ancient History, Wyld's
Atlas, and several other works, rare Mexican preserved birds,
with numerous .otlaer 'valuable effects.

The Drawing-room Furniture, which is modern and elegant
formed cf rich walnutwood, and upholstered in rose-coloured
figured satin damask, comprises a suite of, elegantly designed
chairs, two couches, reclining chairs and lounging chairs, a
superb winged chiffonnier with richly carved front, large plate
of glass at the back, and,ltaiian marble top, beautiful centre,
card, sofa, and occasional tables, on expensively carved sup-
ports, elegant whatnot or music-stand, classically designed
six-light ga. chandelier in.light-green and ormolu relief, a
handsome single-plate chimney glass, nearly 80 inches by 60
inches, in gilt frame, two elegant richly-gilt pier commodes
with plate glasses over, range of three window-curtains of
richly-figured damask, with gilt cornices, a glazed case con-
taining Mir remarkably rare and finely preserved birds. called
kesales, from a province in Mexico, of which there are very
few specimens in this country, a few other preserved birds,
several ornamental articles, rich carpet, suitable tender and
tire-irons.

Ths Dining-room Furniture, which is of mahogany and of
Loassaunrsioeratlu
ualir&tceornes(lsitus t
the i;)ixchttesetnyleeleLar
covered with
Dane,
maroon morocco, with lounging chairs to correspond with
them i - a very superb sideboard, with elegant carved froht, on'
cabriole supports, surmounted by a fine plate of glass, 94
inches by 42 inches, in carved frame, en suite, with sarcopha-
gus underneath; a large and capital set of dining tables, 14
feet long by 3 feet 3 inches wide, on massive legs and brass
wheel castors; an elegant side table, enclosing a receptacle for
the loose leaves of the dining table ; a winged library book-
case, of remarkably' choice cecina nod, and very superior
manufacture, with plate-glass panelled doors; elegant bronze
and ormolu gas chandelier for five lights, a writing table with
leather top, capital Turkey carpet about 21 feet by 14 feet,
range of curtains for the three windows of extra superfine
maroon coloured cloth with embroidered silk borders, fenoer
and fire-irons.

The Breakfast-room contains a set of rosewood chairs and a
sofa, with a hand ome cabinet sideboard, a bookcase, librxtry
table, portfolio stand, &c.
In the Hall and Staircase—mahogany hat andfumbrella
stand, table and console table with m able tops, chairs, floor-
cloth, rich Brussels carnets, eight-day dial, &c::
The principal Bedchambers are furnished with mahogany
articles of superior quality, and contain v,everal half-tester
bedsteads with damask furnitures, featlfer Weds, hair mattresses
and appropriate bedding, a number .of trio, winged, and
pedestal wardrobes, dressing tablet, and basin• stands, with
marble tops, chests of drawers; pedestals, bedstops, toilet
glasses, chairs, what-nets, and carpets. The upper chambers
are fitted up in suitable stale in japanned iron; birch, and
painted woods.
In the Kitchens—tke usual assortment of culinatyand.other
domestic requisites:
To be viewed on Monday, the 20th instant, when catalogues
may be had ,on the premises ; or at Mr. Branch's offices, in
Hanover-street, Liverpool.

Peremptory SALE of a PRIVATE CELLAR of Choice and
Valuable WINES.

MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY beg respect-
fully to announce that they have been favoured with
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Thursday),
the 16th instant, at One o'clock precisely.•at their Gallery,
55, Church-street, Liverpool, a Private Cellar of very valuable
WINES, the property bf a gentlezneri in the immediate neigh-
bourhood of Liverpool, comprising, viz.:
9 10-12 Dezen very choice Old Pale SHERRY!
23i l, Ditto Ditto.
6 11 Ditto - Ditto.
7 .5-12 „ Ditto East India MADEIRA.
16 7-12 ~ Ditto Old Crusted PORT (Pints).
6 ~
Ditto Ditto. (Pints.)
28i 1, Ditt .1 Ditto. (Quarts.)
~ Ditto Very high flavour d Ditty, up-
' wards of twenty years in bottle.
19i
9, Ditto. Ditto, vintag 1831.
13
~ Dlto Ditto, vintage 1820. ,
8 2-12 ~ CLARET.
~ CHAMPAGNE.
9
5 ~ Niarkling MOSELLE.
Walker Dittoai AckeLrli:
5
vbfraumilch.
~ Hill HOCK, Johannesberger.
~
Messrs.
call the particular
beg to
attention of gentlemen and co. • ois eurs to the sale of the
above private cellar.of select wines of the very highest class,
and ordered for peremptory sale.
samples may be tasted at the time of
had at the office•of the auctioneer,
___ 55, Church-street.

!Litt'St,l;;---BAK"Ee'RS
.
To FLOUR DEIAVI
Eleven o'clock
e,nti, the STOCK-
gthet:, with the
AIR. 1/ RODOKINS will BELL": Others.
This Day (Thursday), the 16th inst.,y AUCTION,
precisely, on tie Prcniises, 41, Vauxhalloatd
The Stock
IN-TRADE, Loose and Fast FIXTURES
GOODWILL, and Possession of the
of sale, and consists of Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, and Provender.
tures comprise the excellent ovens, charier and. blohwe D•e
the Auctioneer,scales, weights, canisters, bins, troughs, gas fittings, and-j,t'h?e-r'
effects.
cata-
logues The whhaodl e
ao,n
andthe morningfrom
, 3,
Queen-square,' Liverpool.
on the vpireewrneic!e.

Without reserve. '
To BAKERS. FLOUR-DEALERS, GROCERS, and-Others.
MR. D. HODGKIN S has received instructions to
SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Thursday), the 11th
At, at One o'clock, on the Premises, 242. Great Homer-
Street, the excellent FAST and LOOS' FIXTURES, com-
prising Milner's Safe, Scales and Weights, Weighing Machine,
Gas Fittings Canisters Counters- and Drawers, Partitioning
Also,:the
ritEmtst: ' '
, ~.. itli• the' GOODWILL and possession of the
Beans,Remaining STOCK-IN-TRADE, comprisina Flour, •
Peas, Oatmeal, and other Articles conneetedwi;,h/he
BuT6hinecss.
whole may be viewed on the morning of Sale, and cata-
logues had on tile premises, and front tlte auetioneer:3, Qum-
square.