The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

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MR. BRANCH respectfully gives notice of the
undermentioned SALES. viz.:
This Day (Friday), the 23rd instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, 3. Clyde-road, Edge-lane, near the Itopery, the
valuable FURNITURE and other Household Effects bi t
lad chaning her residence.
To-morrowy ( gSaturday), the 24th inst., at Twelve o'clock, at the
Hanover-rooms, a Chest containing 20 tots of really choice
BULBS, ccnsisting of h.yacinithe, aalonskelks, gladiolus,
iris Hispania, tulips, double end single narcissus, jonmulles,
tacettes, dip-cadac stprettia, Due Van Thols, being the last
chest of the consignMent.
To-raorrow(Sattnity), the 24th inst. at Twelve o'clock, a con-
signment df ROSE TREES, SHRUBS, and FRUIT TREES,
direct /Min Holland.
On Monday nest, the 26th instant, on the Premises, No. 1,
Regent-road, the whole of the valuable STOCK-IN-TRADE
and SHOP FIXTURES, of Mrs. Rolison, who is declining

this branch establishment.
On Tuesday, the 27th instant, and following days, at eleven
o'clock each day, on the Premises, The Nursery Grounds,
Sea View-road, Liscard, Cheshire, the whole of the valuable
GROWING STOCK of Messrs. Stewart and Neilson, the
well-known nursery and seedsmen.
On Wednesday, the 28th instant, at Eleven o'clock, Ott the
Premises, in Renshaw-strect, nearly opposite St. Attarese's
Chutch, the Valuable CABINET STOCK and Manufactured
Articles of Mr. Harris, who is removing to other premises.
On Thursday next, the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 116. Bolthstreet, the remaining valuable
STOCK of MILLINERY, and Articles connected with the
Trade. Also, the SHOP FIXTURES, and Sundry HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS.

OrtFriday, tlse 30th inst., at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises,
Eldon-groVe, Old Chester-road, Tranmere, the excellent
Modern FURNITURE and other Effects.
On Tuesday, the 4th, Wednesday, the sth, Thursday, the
6th, and Friday, the 7th December next, at Eleven
o'clock each day, on the premises. No. 21, Bedford-street
South, the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China,
Glass, Paintings, Prints, extensive Collection of Books, in
various departments of British and Foreign Literature,
nearly Thirty Double and Single-barrelled Fowling-pieces
and Pistols, by Patrick, Dooley, and other makers, nttnicrots
Miscellaneous Effects, late the property of lohn ,'an Keller,
Esq. deceased.
On Wednesday, the sth December next, at Eleven o'clock, at
the Hanover-raoms, upwards or 4;000 Pieees of fashionable
ROOM PAPERS.
On Thursday, the 6th December next, at One o'clock, at the
Hanover-rooms, a Cellar of Choice WINES, including Ports
and Sherries, Madeira, Champagne, Hock, &c.
Full particulars of the above sales will be duly particularised,
awl catalogues may be had in due course.

Valuable Freehold PROPERTY, Liverpool and Toxteth-park.

BY MR. THOMAS BRANCH,
This Day (Friday), 23rd instant, at Six o'clock precisely in the
Evening, at the Royal Oak Hotel, In Park-road, Toitteth-
park. Liverpool. in the following Lots, or separately, as
may be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to such
conditions as shall be then produced, viz. t
Lot 1 DWELLING-HOUSE in Warwick-street,
leading out of Park-road, Texteth-park, being
No. 128 Warwick-street, in the occupation of Captain
Clarke, at the ;/early rent of £l9 19s. ; also a DWELLING-
-11 OUSE adjoining (hereto, at the corner of John-street, and
being No. 70, lately occupied by Mr. Spence. at £1 Bs. 4d. per
month (but now unoccupied) ; and also One other DWEL-
LING-HOUSE adjoining thereto, fronting into John-street,
occupied by Mr. John Yates, at 3s. 9d. per week.
2. Three DWELLING-HOUSES on the east side of John-
street aforesaid, being numbered respectively 64, 66, 68, and
62, with a Yard, Stable, Shippon, and Rekims over, situate on
the north side of John-street, at the back of the Last three
dwelling-houses, in the several occupations of James Gorgson,
John Odelam, Elizabeth Beatson, Jacob Watson, and Robert
Brownlow, producing a yearly rental of about £6O.
3. One DWELLING-HOUSE on the south side of Warwick-
street, No. 126, late In the oe,cupatioa of Peter Roper, now of
William Gibbs; Four DWELLING-HOUSES and a YARD On
the west aide of John-street, leading out of Warwick-street,
numbered respectively 49, 47, 45, and 43, in the several occu-
pations of Robert Bretland, Aaron Stamps, Mary Pinkston, J.
Kelly, and James Ashcroft; and Two DWELLING-HOUSES
on the north side of John-street, adjoining the last-mentioned
houses, and numbered respectively 41 and 39, in the several
occupations of Joseph Bushell and Edward Starkey, producing
altogeth^r in this lot a rental of about £ioB 12s.
4. Three DWELLING-HOUSES on the south side of War-
wick-street, numbered respectively 120, 122, and 124, in the
several occupations of Miss Sarah Scarrott (122 at present
unoccupied) and James Jackson, but when let the property
comprised in this lot produce a yearly rental of about £63.
5. Six DWELLING-HOUSES on the south side of Warwick-
street, numbered respectively 108, 110, 112, 114, 116, and 118,
in the several occupations of Patrick Lawler, Margaret Beedie,
Charles Wilson, John Carrington, Hugh Kneal, and Sidney
Birkewell, at the yearly Rental of about 2129 19s.
6. Three other DWELLING-HOUSES situate on the south
side of Warwick-street aforesaid, numbered respectively 102,
104, and 106, in the several occupations of James Tanner,
Sarah Standing. and James Bantield, producing altogether the
_yearly rental of about £6l.
7. Two COTTAGES situate on the east side of Combermere-
court, numbered 17, out of Combermere-street, Park-road
aforesaid, in the several occupations of George Dwerryhousc
and James Hall, at ss. 9d. per week, er £l4 198. per annum.
8. All that valuable Piece of Freehold Building LAND
situate on the east side of Harrington-street, and west side of
Mersey View-street, or Grafton-street, in Toxteth-park afore-
said, measuring in front to Grafton-street 153 feet 11 inches,
and to Harrington-street 57 feet 5 inches, and being in depth
on the south side 331 feet 8 inches, and containing 3,890
superficial square yards of Land, or thereabouts, in the occu-
pation of Messrs. Houghton and Smith, timber merchants.
This piece of land is contiguous to the South Gas Works, and
being in the immediate vicinity of the new south docks, is
well adapted for business purposes.
The Lots generally are well worthy the attention of persons
wishing for safe investments.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. Harmood Banner
and Son, public accountants, 24, North John-street; Messrs.
J. and E. Whitley and Thomson, Solicitors, 4, Chapel-street ;
or to Mr. Haigh, solicitor, 24, North John-street, Liverpool.

3nsuraurt Ratites,

UNCONDITIONAL ASSURANCE ON LIFE.

THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND
has adopted a NEW SCHEME of " UNCONDITIONAL
ASSURANCE," which entirely obviates the objections to the
ordinary system of other offices.
OMISSION to pay a Premium by oversight does not affect
the Assurance, and, after a time, Payment maybe intentionally
Postponed for a Year.
The ASSURED is not subject to any Restriction as to Occu-
pation or Residence; and NO EXTRA PREMIUMS can ricer
be payable.
The .1/481SUBANCE is virtually Non forfeitable and Un-
questionable.
The POLICY-HOLDER, on surrendering his Policy, can
withdraw a fixed and unusually large proportion of his pay-
ments, or take a paid-uo Policy for double the amount; or he
may withdraw the same sum as a Loan, and still continue the
Policy.
So COMPLETE and SATISFACTORY a system of Uncon-
ditional Assurance is not to be found in the arrangements of
any ether Assurance Office. Explanatory Pamphlets may be
had on application.
ENTRANTS TO THE PROFIT CLASS on or before the s•rx
DECEMBER NEXT will secure ONE YEAR'S BONUS more
than will be allocated to later entrants.

Tan LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND was founded in 1838,
and has issued upwards of Thirteen Thousand Policies for Life
Assurances, amounting to nearly Six Millions Sterling. The
Annual Income is upwards of £160,000. The Policies under
the original scheme have also, for many years, been unusually
free from restrictions and imperfections, and the assured have
received large benefits. Prospectuses of this Scheme also may
be had on application.
THOMAS FRASER,Res. Secy.
LONDON, 20, KING WILLIAM-STREET (CITY), B.C.
AGENTS :
LIVERPOOL Messrs. BARBOUR & CO., 20, Water-street.
DITTO Mr. T. B. WHARMBY, 27, North John-street.
DITTO Mr. WILLIAM BROWN, 28, Chapel-street.
DITTO Mr. BOWER TRISTRAM, 11, Leather-lane,
Dale-street.
CHESTER Mr. J. E. WILLIAMS, Druggist, Bar.
Sr. JULE/is—Mr. J. T. THRELFALL, Ironmonger.

WIGAN Vacant.
WARRINGTON, Mr. JOSEPH HALL, Latchford.

ELECTR 0-PLATE
WAREHOUSE,
46----LORD-STREET-46.

HIGGS

JONES.

WARRANTED QUALITY.

ELECTRO-SILVER PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.
Tea Spoons ... ... ... ... ... ... 12s. per Dozen.
Dessert Ditto ... ... ... ... ... ... 18s. „
Table Ditto ... ... ... ... ... ... 245. „
Dessert Forks ... ~. ... ... ... ... 18s. „
Table Forks ... ... ... ... ... ... 24m. „

HIGGS & JONES'S
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY
ESTABLISHMENT,

GUARANTEED
PURE CONFRCTIONERY.

The best guarantee of the quality of an article is the Manu-
facturer's Name, the Public should therefore buy
WOTHERSPOON'S VICTORIA LOZENGES,
• • • -

Flavoured with Peppermint, Cinnamon, Lemon, Rose,
Ginger, Clove, Musk, Lavender, and a great variety of the

finest Essences.
In packets at Id., 2d., 4d., Bd., and Is. 4d. each.

WOTHERSPOON AND Co.

GLASGOW AND LONDON.

AUTUMN AND WINTER.

Pe lIYAM'S LEADINti-STYLES,
' following leading styles, just bre,nght out for the Autumn
and Winter Season, are ape:Ai-11y recommended
THE GARIBALDI,
An elegant and excellent Aut,amn and Winter Overcoat, newly
introduce'l by B. RYAM,
265.

THE INVERNESS CAPE,
A novel, graceful and well-finished Garment, in durable
'Winter Materials, warranted,
2.55., 355., and 40s.

WINTER WALKING JACKETS,
In A. HYAM'S newest and most appropriate styles,
215., 305., and 355.

UNDRESS, HALF-DRESS, AND FULL-DRESS SUITS,
Universally admired for
Quality of Material, Fashion, and Sound Workmanship,
405., 505., and 60s.

CONJOINT GARMENTS,
Suitable for Tourists, Excursionists, Business, and
general Undress adoption.

THE GUINEA COAT AND VEST.
THE TWENTY SHILLING TROUSERS' AND VEST.

THE THIRTY-EIGHT SHILLING SUIT.

B. HYAM'S TRUE-FITTING TROUSERS,
Cut on improved principles,
16e. 6d.
VESTS TO MATCH,
Specially designed for the Autumn and Winter,
Bs. 6d.

SPORTING ATTIRE,
Shooting Coats, newly designed, and made in Scotch Tweeds,
Heather Mixture Doeskins, &C.,
255., 355., and 50s.

Desi 11YAM'S JUVENILE DRESSES,
gned and mado in new and improved ptyles, and various
}
13a. 6d., 16‘abri
s. 6dcs., and 21s.

LITTLE BOYS' CAPES,
The most beautiful Juvenile Fashions of the day,
10s. 6d. to 21s.
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' OVERCOATS,
These inimitable Styles for Boyhood and Youth
are much
admired on inspection and trial
218., 265., and 31a. ed. '
BOMB'
A "a) YOUTHS' JACKETS
Fashionable Eton, Harlow,,
Autu
aild Rugby Suits, for mn and
Winter,. _