The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-14 00:00:00

13IRKE`NfiE:O.

Modem HOUSEHOLD FURNITUAB, .a4:s•-•elillntieliers skid
Brackets, Crimson Merino Damask Cbrtains and Gilt Cornices
for two windows, 13rasseIs Ara Tapestry Carpets Rosewood
Buckingham Couch; Mahogany Hall Table with Marble Top
and Hat Stand and Umbrella lteceiver affixed (with recess
below for dining table leaves), Paroirieter by Pastorelli,
Octagon: Hall. Lantern in Ground Glass, llitabogtmy,Winged
wardrobe' Four-Host Bedstead, Bair...lattresses, Goose
'rather 'Beds, Painted Kriee-hole and 'other Toilet Tables
and .Chests of Drawers, Toilet Glasses, Chamber Services,
serne Kitchen Furniture, &e.. being the remaining, effects, of
a Gentleman removing to a distance.
Sipt,?.t
the
willioSthELl4,tanb
MEcitict-Sr e dpa
y punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premiceo Hamilton-
square, . Birkenhead, the remaining HOUtskIIOLD PURNI-
T ETRE, of the manufacture of Ill!,ers. Dutton, Liverpool., aarl
other effects, including Buckingham 'conch, gag ehandellel44
damask window curtains andeornices, Bruste 's: And tapestry
carpets, mahogany winged wardrobe', Tothi--Valt bedstead,
feather beds, mattresses, toilet tables; chests of drawers,
dressing glasses: chamber wire, Mahogany hall table with
marnle top and umbrekla. reebiver and hat-stand affixed
thereto, 4.cune kitchen furniture, &c.
• To be viewed:on the morning el sale, when catllogu es may
be hail en the premises, or previously of Messrs. F. and J.
Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ABOUT NO VOLUMES
OF BOOKS. SEG.
BY MR. GREEN.

This Day (Monday), the 14th, and To-morrow (Ttleilao, the
15th instant, at Five o'clock in the Even* g, it his Salerooms,
Market-street, Birkenhead,
EVERAL valuableOlL PAINTINGS, choice
Framed Engravings, liamfgonie Gilt Console Table, with
3 wide Slab, with large Pier Glass, lb Carved Gilt Flame,
about 010 Vokumes of Books in the various departments ot
Literature, and other Effects.
The Books, Jewellery, &c., will be sold on Tuesday.
31av be viewed prior to te Sale; and catalogues had from
Mr. Breen, Auctioneer, Market-street, Birkenhead..

LIMEKILN-LANE, NEW CHESTEIL-ROAD) TIIANMERI.

To-morrow (Tuesday) BY MR. GREEN,
foreno , the 15th inst. at Elcvdt o'clock in the
on, upon the premises, thnelihi-lane, eorner of New
Chester-to d. Trantncret
TUE RESIDUE of toe STOt-.li-IN -TRADE of Mr.
business,
Coleman, ,10INlilt and BUILDER, who is retiring from
uusinesg, Ontisting of dry yellow and red pine boards, quan-
tity of thnl)er for gate posts, fencing, dr.c., pair timber wheels,
drag and harness, joiners' benches, grindstone and frame,
handcart, tiles, flags, straw cutter, scales and weights, register
grates, veim d marble chimney pieces, yard bell, moulding and
other planes, Storeten-hill stone gate-posts, s:c.
The PREMISES ( which arc in every regret 'Wet adaptsd
tar a Joiner and Builder) to be. LE r, with ipmeNatie jposies-
smn• The workshops, sawpit, drying s'i.b.e and office are
under one roof; stable and tthck• ?Mees in the yard, which is
sPacious. pent mod. rate: Apply on the premises, or at tke
Auctioneer's, Markel-street, Birkenhead.
;•

Extellent Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, lan! a Chimney
Glass, with Marble Slab, rich Cut. Glass, Gas Chandelit-rs,
tlina Glass- Ei,,ht-dav Dial Timepiece. Ma.,ele.
Machine, 'Wringing Mut), suitaoib for a "Dyer, -Drapery
foods, Garrets, Lobby and Floor Cloths, Hearth-rugs, &c.

7 • 7 • BY MR. GREkN,
oa,Thursclay next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, at his spacious Commission balerooms, Mntitet-
street, Birkenhead,
QEVEItAL Consignments of useful and modern
ROUsEHOLD ktJRNUURE. lad.% 's mahogany winged
and other wardrobes, glazed bookcases, Sideboards, (tiff, -
niers, bronze gas chandeliers. portable *hewer bath, quantity
of girden seeds, pocket compiSs, &c „ „
May be viewed prior to and:oil the IhCitik'f+g of hale; and
catalogues. had.

LUAU AND THE SPRING, 1860.
HYAIR SPRING STOCK OF CLOTIIING fot

140 is of a very superior description in mate-
rials, make, nod style ; the various Suits and
Garments for Gentlemen and Juveniles surpass,
those of all previous. seasons. •
lIYAM'S CONJOINT G4IRMENT.9, Collsisling of!
Guinea Coat and Volt, Gnlee Trousers and
, Vest, and Citiiirea-and4-Hall Entitle suits, of
Piece ,be forwarded to Any Inset. of Or
tinglient on receipt Of a Post-oliice
able tais IIivsYAMIN Htw To intiate a poMect
fit, send the heicht of The pt son, width of
' Cliftt trod ira" reilgth or sleeve,' and leg scam
• of tironsers,

lirtAlq`B.NEW DEMI-SAC JACKET, and OXFORD •
• • JACKET, are the most useful and becoming
garments for Gentlemen's In and Outdoor Wcsu .
- Prices 12s. 6d , bd., 21b., 235., and 31s. 6,1',

.HYAM'S SURTOUTS -AND DttEr.,B COATS
in West of Engtlrii .11/001-dyed 11lac't and lilac
Clot its title 'ik.kt, Made, and trimmed in the beet
grid ittYast-behionable styTes.
285., .506., and s:is,
111.*AM'S SPRING INVERNESS ANT) XIIGH-'
• LAND CAPES ANI) OVERCOATS in Atifehod.
and tultinish:d Melton and I'l'7oeits, Light.
Spring Che.tiotq, Vkileiktilfs, Venetians, Llama'
Cloth, and gib Alpacas.
Prices f6htd., 215., 265., and 35e. •

HY/1.1\12 S JUVENILE COSTUME, displaying,
faultless adaptation to early age, nabits;
growth. Children's Belt suit. ,1a hew add
beautiful materials.
Pries 10s. bd., 13s. Pi., tha
Light S tip in'Votness and Highland Caro, at.,
s.
43,irtedi s.
ryt,:•t:, et. ed., 10s.•Gd., and 12s, ed,
itY-AM'S RUGBY, uARB.ow, & ETON JACE.EI
strITS, Three Entire New Styks, becoming to
design, serviceable for school or dress wear, lulu
admirably adapted for Young Gentlemen.
Prices 15s. Cd., 215., 255., and 31s. Gd.