The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

Salo gkutlion.

ifR. BRANCH respectfully gives notice of -the.
undermentioned SALES, viz.:
To-morrow (Tuesday), the 11th inst., at Eleven o'clock, on the ;
Premises, 56, Bold-street, in consequence of Mr. Dreaper
-sen., retiring from the active part of the business, in Which
he bus been engaged for nearly forty years, a portion of
'the extensive and highly valuable Stockof PIANO-FORTES
of Messrs. W. 'P. Dreaper and SOn, *ltch will consist of
about FIFTY INSTRUMENTS,. comprising Semi-grand,
Cottage, Cabinet, and -Fritarc Figs-fortes, by Broadwood,
Collard and Collard,. and othet cuinent makers, embracing
the modern improver/16U, In elegant rosewood, walnut'good,
and mahogamy-eases.
On Wednesday next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on
the PreMisis, No. 19, Oxford-street, Mount-pleasant, the
Yaluable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, fine-toned Cottage
'Cabinet Piano-forte, by Owen, Stoddart, and Co., in rose-
wood case, and other-effects of a lady leaving Liverpool.
On Thursday next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 17; Daulby-street, Pembroke-place, the
valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of a lady
leaving Liverpool.
On Thursday next, the 13th instant, at file-ten 'O'ClOck, at the
llanover-rooms, about Five Thousand PIECES of ROOM
PAP k:lt-HANGINGS, of -every deseription.
On Monday, the 17th instant, and following days, at Eleven
o'clock each day, en the Premises..Elmhtirst, Wayertree; the
excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, china, glass, books,
pictures, plate, horses, carriages, and other effects, of a-
gentleman deceased.
On Tuesday, the 18th, and Wednesday, the 19th instant, at
Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-rooms, a Colleition
of CHINA, IRONSTONE CHINA, richly-cut 'GLASS, &c.
On Monday. the 2.7 th Instant, and following days, at Eleven
o'clock each day, on the Premises, Potiltor-hill. Pebington,
the valuable FURNITURE, and othet itolisehold Effects, of
a gentleman changing his residenee.
Catalogues of the above silos 'May be had in due course, on
application at Mr. Branch's dikes, in Hanover-street.

LIVERPOOL.
Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERXY.
To be SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of
Chancery, made in certain causes of "Lodge e. Prichard,"
"Moss v. Prichard," "Morrall v. Prichard" " Morrell
r. Prichard," " Moss v. Prichard," Prichard r.
"Hindle v. Prichard," "Prichard v. Hindle,' and "Morral
r. Prichard," with the approbation of the Vice-Chancellor,
Sir John Stuart, in one Lot.
BY MIL THOMAS 13BANCII,
(The person appointed by the said Judge.),
This Day (Monday), the 10th instant, at Two o'clock, nt the
Clarendon Rooms, is Smith John-street, Liverpool,
CERTAIN LEASEHOLD PREMISES, held under
‘_.) Lease from the Corporation Of Liverpool, situate in
Mason-street, Hurst-street, and Tabley-street, now in the
occupation of Messrs. Scott, Mander, and Lewis, Mr. Gecirr
Jones, and Messrs. Williams, Parke, and Co., forming part-of
the Estate of the late Adam Lodge, of Liverpool, intt'chant,
deceawd.
Parficulars and Pleas whereof may be obtatliel in London,
of Messrs. Field and Roscoe, 36, Lincoln's tnn Fields ; Messrs.
Murray, Son, and Hitchins, 11, Bitchirt-lane ; Messrs. Morris
and Allen, 20, Bedford-row; Messrs. Walfords, 27, Bolton-
street, Piccadilly ; in LiverliCol, of Messrs. Lace and Co.,
Union Court; Messrs. Shtipson_ and North, Middleton-
buildings, Water-street'i end of the said Mr. Thomas Branch ;
at the Clarendon Reams ; or of

Messts. ROBINSON and PRESTON, Solicitors,
35, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.

Great Sale of PIANO-FORTES, in Bold.-street,_Liverpool.
BY MR. BRANCH,
To-morrow (Tuesday), the 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock, en
the Premises No. 56, Bold-street, LiverpOol tin consequence
of Mr. Dreaper, Fen., retiring from the active part of the
ho ess, in which he has now been engaged for dearly forty
Years),
Portion of the extensive and highly valuable
STOCK of PIANO-FORTES of Messrs. W. P. Dreaper
an Son, which will consist of *bout Fifty Instruments, com-
prhing semi-grand, cottage, cabinet, and square piano-fortes,
by Broadwood. Collard And. Collard, and other eminent nutters,
embracing the ntotlern imorovements, in elegaat rosewood,
walnntwood, and mahogany cases.
W. P. DREAPER & SON solicit the attention of their
friends and the public to this unuentlfy advantageous oppor-
tunity of obtaining first-class prams-furtes, as every confidence
may be placed in the quality Of the instruments which will to
offered in this sale, and which are submitted in order to
reduce the extremely large stock to ordinary limits.
W. P. DREAPER begs to return his best thanks to his
many friends And the public for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon hint for so many Teats, and hopes for a continuance Of
the same to the establishment, which will hi future be con-
ducted principally by his son, William Henry Dicarz, assisted
by his younger brother, Grorge 11. Dreaper.
The instruments will be on view This Day (Monday), the
10th instant, when descriptive catalogues may be had from
Messrs. W. P. Dreaper and Son, on tee premises ; or at Mr.
Branch's offices, Hanover-street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Oxford-street,
BY MR. BRANCH,
On Wednesday next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on
the Premises, No. 19, Oxford-street, Mount-pleasant,
THE valuable I:IOUSELIOLD FURNITURE, fine-
toned Cottage Cabinet Piano-forte, by Owea, Stodart,
and Co., in Rosewood Case, and other Effects of a lady leiVing
Liverpool.

The Furniture of the Drawing-room and tarlbur consists of
sets of mahogany chairs, lounging rhairs, couches, sofa bed-
stead, chiffoniers, centre and dini*tables2 pedestal sideboard,
single-plate mantelshelf klitees, a few framed and glazed
prints, gas chandeliers, tapestry and Brussels carpets, sets of
window curtains, renders. fire-irons, &c.
Ia the Chambers are handsome four-post, French, and half-
tester bedsteads and damask and other hangings, mahogany,
paifited, and birch chests of drawers, basin stands, and toilet
tables, toilet glasses, Kidderminster carpets, &c.
In the Hall and Staircase—Mahogany chain, Venetian car-
pets, floorcioth, &c.

- Aid in the Kitchen , various merit! culinary requisites, &c.
To be viewed on the morning df sale, when catalogues may
be had at the house, or at Mr. Branch's 'offices.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, School Desks, &c, Damby-street
Bt MR. BRANCH, . .
On Thursday next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 17, Daulby-street, Pembroke-place, .
THE valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
Effects of a lady leaving Liverpool.
ie Drawing and Dining Rooms contain mahogany pedestal
sideboard, sets of mahogany chairs, mahogany Eliding frame
dining table, capital mahogany bookcase, with secretary,
mahogany 100 table, stand table, fenders, dire-irons, Brussels
carpets, window curtains, gas chandeliers, &c.
In the Cambers : Mahogany (outpost, French, and japanned
iron bedsteads, and suitable bedding, mahogany wardf4bc,
Mahogany and painted cheats of drawers, the uses! painted
chamber requirements, carpets, ate.

In the Schoolroom and Lobby: Several school desks, forms,
a variety of books, maps; &c., Mahogany hat and umbrella
stand, figured floorcloth, &o.
Kitchen : A Staffordshire table service, and a variety of
useful miscellanies.

To bevievreiiOnthe morning of sale, when catalogues may
be had on the ‘premibes, and at Mr. Branch's offices, in
Hanover-street.

Extensive Stock of ROOM PAPERS, Hanover Roodas.
BY MR. BRANCH, •
On Thuriday next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Hanover Roetis,
AFashionable Assortment of about 4,000 to 5,000'
Pieces of ROOM PAPERS, embracing a great variety of
modern designs in metals, flocks, satins, chintzes, gortsies, &c.
To be viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may
be had at Mr. Branch's offices.

Important Sale of costly and excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE. Horses, Carriages,' Wines, and other very Valuable
Effects, at Elmhurst, Wavertree.,
BY MR. BRANCH,
On Monday next, the 17th instant, and two following days, at
Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, Einihurat,
Wavertree, on the Wootton-road,
THE excellent modern and valuable 1OUSE1:10LD
FURNITURE, richly cut glass, elegant gilt • china
dinner service, silver plate and plated articles, fine modern
engravings, including a splendid proof of the Waterloo Ban-
quet, and others, in appropriate frames, books, handsome
carriages, valuable horses, mulch cows, stacks of hay, about
60 dozen of choice and fine port, Madeira, sherry, elaret, hock,
and other wines, and other effects, of the late Thomas Morris,
Esq.
The Drawing-room Furniture is of a very elegant descrip-
tion, upholstered in rich rase-coloured satin damask, and
comprises a superb suite of curtains to a large bay Window
and to a smaller window, most expensively arranged with silk
fringe, elegant fancywood chairs, coaches, ottomans, ard
lounging•chairs to match the curtains, splendidly decorated
centre table of rich marquetrie work, elegant rosewood and
ormolu winged cabinet,,with plate-glass back and marble top,
walnut whatnot, a fine-toned cottage piano-forte by Broad_
wood, several ornamental articles, including a beantiiul clock
and two candelabra in ormolu, handsothe carpet, &c.
The Dining Room contains a sot of eighteen excellent maho-
gany chairs, the backs and 'seats upholstered in maroon
morocco, with lounging chairs to match, richly carved pedes-
tal sideboard, set of sliding frame dining tables about 16 feet
long by 4 feet 9 inches wide, superb bronze and relief 1.41-day
clock, with a pair of very elegant vases to correspond.
The Library and Parlours contain two so perlor m lit book-
cases of very rich brown oak, and of elegant design, with
chairs, couches, &c.

In the Bedchambers are lofty mahogany, maple, and birch
bedsteads, with damask and chintz furnitures, suitable feather
beds and bedding, with winged and pedestal wardrobes, chests
of drawers, and toilet tables of . corresponding description,
eheval and toilet glasses, &c. -
The Staircase and Hall are fitted with rich Bressels`Carpets,
side. tables and chairs.
In the Kitchens, a variety of culinary retnisites. •
The Horses, Carriages, &c.) comprise a pair of valuable
brown carriage horses, a beantifbl dark-brown pad, well
adapted for a lady, and tWO dark-bay .horses, suitable for
saddle or harness, a sanlsome family carriage and phaeton,
by Yarty and WilsOn, both in excellent condition ; an open
Prafteton, sets of double and single harness, four very superior
mileh cows acid a heifer, three rigs, fowls,
.a stack of hay, a
few greenhouse plants, garden roller, tools, and various out-
door effects.
To be viewed on Saturday, the 16th instant, '‘vhen."cidttlogues
may be had on the premises, or at Mr. Brt..rich's offices, in
Hanover-street, Liverpool.
ARRANGEMENTS OF Tilt SALE.
First Day (Monday).---The 'vsilitable horses, carriages,
harness, cows, pigs, fowl% j,gretnhonse plants, garden imple-
ments, hay, cellar of wine, and other effects.
Second Day (Tuesday).---The plate, china, glass, the superb
furniture of the drawing-room, and the fittings of the hall,
staircase, and several bedrooms.

Third -Day (Wednesdai).---The valuable furniture of the
dining-room and library, the books, choice engravings•, the
contents of several bedrooms, kitchen, &c.

Extpesive Sale of elegant and fashionable CHINA, Ironstone
China, Staffordshire Ware, &t.. of superior description.
Hanover Rooms.

'BY M. RRANCH,
On Tuesday the fSth, and Wednesday the 19th instant, at
Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover Rooms,
AT LARGE and capital assortment of CHINA,GLASS,Ironstone China, Staffordshire Ware, and CCT GLASS,
cons gned for sale by a highly respectable firm at Hatiey.
The Dinner Ware is of new design, richly 'decorated with
gold, with other services of a cheaper neteriptlon.
The Dessert Services are richly pain'ted and elegantly gilt,
the breakfast, tea, and coffee sets of novel and artistic designs.
The Toilet Services are of great variety of forms, including
many new patterns, with numerous beautiful Parian groups,
figures, vases, and ewers.
To be viewcd on Monday the 17th instant, when catalogues
may be had at the Rooms.

Extensive Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURe, at Poulton
Hall, Bebington, about five miles from Woodside, tour miles
from Rock Ferry, and within a tew minutes' walk from
the lEfromborough Station On tie Birkenhead and Chester
Railway, _

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1 BY 1118. BRANCH.
pn Monday, the 24th instant, and following days, at Eleven
• o'clock each clay, on the Premise*, Polaton Hall,
TRE excellent and valuable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, china dinner, dessert, end tea cervices,
cut glass, paintings, engravings, a bus of choice port wine,
capital semi-grand piano-forte by Broadwood, valnable and
curious musical cicck by Roskell, and numerous other miscel-
laneous effects, the property of William Barber, E.A., who is
changing his residence.
The Furniture of the itiralid'hOttint is of rich dark rose-
wood, upholstered in figured damask, and comprises richly-
carved chairs, with couches) ottomans, and lounging chairs,
en suite; elegant centre, 100, card, and sofa tables on pillars;
stand:Act screens, handsome single plate mantle shelf glass,
brilliant cut gla3s chandelier, several ornamental articles, pier
and console glasses, in white and gold, tapestry carpet, ormolu
~and steel fender, range of damask window curtains.
In'the Dining-room and ParlOurs—A set of 18 excellent
mahogany chairs, the''backs and scats in maroon morocco;
other sets of chairs, couches, lounging chairs, mahogany
pedestal sidebbard, capital sliding frame dining tables, about
centre
Ti nh
et moroccoa table, a
16 feet by 4 feet 9 inches; a capital and elegant mahogany
nzed bookcase, with circular formed pediment cornice,
about 9 feet high by 7 feet wide; a Turkey carpet, 22 feet by
15 feet; Brussels carpets, range of crimson cloth and damask
windo urtains, massive bronzed chandelier, console table
1,,0.
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and lassg:N
eight substantial oak chairs in green
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Ware°dfi tcti
eddf f ounpi ewr si
chair and a couch to match, oak
nadnlhatwirocraos
ill Brussels carpets,
mahogany chairs, and settees.
, The Bedchambers, which are numerous, contain lofty full-
sized aNd superior French and
and la bedsteads, w.th
full-
damask and tabaret hangings, and appropriate feather beds
and bedding, capital mahogany dressing tables and basin
stands, with Italiaa marble tos, excellent mahogany winged
and pedestal wardrobes, chests of drawers, toilet and cheval
ant bedstead, of mottled maple •
glasses, an elegant
to match it, and the usual
, with wardrobe
and other furniture' contents in the
infer:iir chambers. ~
In the Kitchen and Offices, the usual assortment of useful
culinary requisites, &c.
the 22nd instant, when c •
To be viewed on Saturday,
.catalogues
may be had at the hall, or at a . Branch's offices •'4i, m Hanover-
street, Liverpool.

DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTHACHE,
PATRONISED BY HER MAJESTY THE (WREN, ARR MB ROYAL

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- /1- ICIII.; ESA THE PRINCE CONSORT. .
OWARD'S WHITE
for filling decayed Teeth, however
wit out pain, heat, or pressure; in a short time
FTENAMEL,
large the cavities,
tooth for
it hardens
into a white enamel, and will remain fixed in the
many years, rendering the painful operation of extraction,
unnecessary, and arrests all further progress of decay. This
valuabie Enamel is in a soft state, so that it cannot give the
east
pain, and may be used by any person with the greatest
ease, and has the remarkable property of immediately becoming
hard and sound as the Tooth itself, excluding the air and food
from the nerve. It is superior to anything that has been used
before, and will succeed when all other remedies have failed.
Sold by all respectable Medicine Vendor:. Full direction
for use are enclosed with each packet. Price One Shilling.