The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-26 00:00:00

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MR.J•F.GRIFF IT HS
(SUCCESSOR TO MESSRS. TIIOB. WINSTANLEY & SONS),
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
• 44, CHURCH-STREET,
Returns thanks to his friends and the public for the great
encouragement he has experienced since he succeeded to that
long-esta3lished firm, and announces that he has added to his
business that of
ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT,
which will be conducted on the terms and principles adopted
•in the metropolis. •
Mr. Griffiths having arranged with Mr. Robert Winstanley
to attend to this department personally, every attention will
be paid td it, and a REGISTER OF ESTATES, FARMS, and
FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES, will be kept
for reference at the Office, 44, Church-street.
Mr. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr. Winstanley's
experience in the SALE and VALUATION of WORKS of
ART and ARTICLES of VERTU.
His WELL-LIGHTED PICTURE GALLERY being situ-
ated in the principal thoroughfare of Liverpool, is specially
adapted for Public and Private Contract Sales.

Fashionable and Handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
brilliant Plates of Glass, fine Framed Engravings, costly
Drawing-room Suite, Cottage Piano-forte, Ornamental.
Articles, &c., Hope-street.
MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (the only authorised suc-
cessor to the late Firm of Messrs. Thos. Winstaaley
ons) has been honoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, on Monday next, the 28th instant, at Eleven
o'clock plecisely, on the Premises, 30, Hope-street, the whole
of the modern and handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
including a costly and fashionable Suite of Drawing-room
Articles in walnutwood and rosewood, large Plates of Silvered
Glass, handsome Chandeliers of Cut Glass and Bronze, De-
corative Articles, line Proof and other Impressions of popular
Engravings, framed and glazed, China, Glass, and other
Effects, the property of a gentleman leaving Liverpool.
In the Drawing-room--A large, and beautifully designed
chiffonnier, elaborately and tastefully carved, with silvered
plate-glass to the back and centre panels, and massive marble
top, fashionably-formed couches, set of six chair, sewing and •
easy ditto of rich dark walnut-wood, upholstered in Cerise-
coloured satin and extra covers' centre table of unusually fine
mottled walnut-wood, writing table, and pair of card tables,
curtains to the two windows of modern French chintz, taste-
fully upholstered, cut chandelier of beautiful
t-design,
mirrors to the pier and mantelpiece, in ornamental frames,
several very tine prints, handsomely framed ornamentalarticles
in alabaster and Bohemian glass, Mussels carpet and hearth-
rug, nearly new, and a powerful-toned 6i-octave cottage
piano-forte, in a modern walnutwood case, and other effects.
The Dining-room and Breakfast Parlour Articles include a
capital set of modern mahogany dining tables, 16 feet long,
with elliptic ends, on telescope frames and massive reeded
supports,
.sideboard of large dimensions and tasteful design, of
superior Spanish walnutwood, with a plate of silvered glass
at the back in ornamented frame, ten firmly-made chairs with
backs and seats in green utrecht velvet, modern library book-
case with twisted columns front and plate glass, two bookcases
to the recesses, mahogany-framed couches, set of six chairs in
hair cloth, bronze and ormolu chandeliers, handsome Brussels
carpets and hearth-rugs, nearly new, fenders, &c.
The Chamber Furniture comprises modern Tudor bedstead
of mahogany, upholstered in crimson damask, brass and
bronze couch-shaped bedsteads, appropriately fitted up in
chintz and other materials, hair mattresses and feather beds
of prime quality, modern mahogany winged wardrobe with
plate of silvered glass to the centre panel,:mahogany and birch
toilet table and washstands with marble tray tops, on pillar
supports,mahogany chests of drawers, toilet glasses, painted
articles of furniture to the secondary and servants' chambers,
excellent Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, chairs, framed
enlhraevings, &e.
Hall, &c. Handsome Brussels carpets to the entrance
hall and stairs, hall table of ornamental bronze with marble
top, hat and umbrella stand, the front to form a fall table, two
massive carved chairs, large painted glass Lantern, barometer
and thermometer in mahogany case, &c.
The useful kitchen requisites and culinary utensils, including
a large and well-made dresser with hardwood top, and some
miscellaneous effects.
To be viewed This Day (Saturday), when catalogues may be
had on the premises, and gt the office of Mr, J. F. Griffiths,
auctioneer, No. 44, Church-street, Liverpool.

Cellar of high-class Matured WINES, &c., Griffiths' (late
Winstanleys') Rooms, 44, Church-street.
R. J. F. , GRIFFITHS (the only authorised
successor to the late Firm of Messrs. Thos. Wins tinley
atAolis) will offer for SALE by AUCTION, on Tuesday, the
29th instant, at Three o'clock in the afternoon precisely, at
his Rooms, No. fle,_ Church-street, the undermentioned cellar
of very ehoiee WINES, the greater portion of which must be
sold without reserve, to defray the amount of advances and
other expenses already incurred, 3.11,z
29 Dozen fine Old PORT, 1848 and 1947 vintages,
43 Dozen SHERRIES, East India, Amontillado, &c.
33 Dozen CHAMPAGNE, various, in quarts and Pints'
45 Dozen Rhenish WINES; 'Sparkling and Still Hock,
Moselle, Sauterne, &c.
21 Dozen very fine Sparkling Red BURGUNDY,
14 Dozen CLARET, in quarts and pints, •
11 Dozen Ane Old GENEVA,
8 Dozen Pale pRANDY, 1852, very prime,
9 Dozen Chappel's celebmted Southampton MILK PUNCH,
in quarts and pints, &c.
The aboye wines are offered to the public with the full con-
fidence of the auctioneer as of extremely fine quality, and
must be disposed of under the above imperative circumstances,
Samples may be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalogues
had at the auctioneer's, in whose cellars the wines are now
deposited. - •

Home-made CABINET MAKER'S STOCK of genuine HOUSE-
HOLD
mu.'X FURNITURE, 28, Bold:street, Liverpool.
R. M'CLELLAND (from the late Firm of Thomas
Winstanley and Sons) has been favoured with instructions
Mr. Wm. 13ayes, in order to reduce his surplus stock, to
siELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday next, the 29th instant, and
Tuaiday, iJ,e sth June next, at Eleven o'clock precisely each
day, on the Freinisess 28 Bold-street, the manufactured stock
of genuine FURNITURE, made from the very finest specimens
of Walnutwood, Spanish Mahogany, Rosewood. and Birch, all
of which are well seasoned, and madehy first,-class workmen.
The Dining-room and Library Furniture eptinprises side-
boards with enriched carved and British plate-glass ` basks,
dumb waiters and rising dinner waggons, telescope dining
tabled of solid mahogany, bookcases with plate-glass doors,
secretaire bookcase, sets of substantial dining-room chairs, easy
chairs to match, sofas and couches upholstered in morocco,
'knife trap, ottomans, butler's trays and stands, children's
table chairs, laiige chimney glasses in gilt frames, &c.
The Drawing-room Furniture includes several elegant chif-
fonniers with plate-glass becks, ornamental carved frames,
glass doors, and veined raw ble tops. Cabinets in French buhl
anti marquetrie, oval and. circular 100 tables, in fine walnut
wood, rosewood, sebrawood, and rnarquetrie ; sets of elegantly-
formed chairs, easy ditto, and ladies' -sewing 'chairs. settees,
couches, and lounges en suite; rosewood and ialnlitwood
davenports, fitted with every convenience, canterburies, what-
nots, music stools, music stands, ottomans, occasional, •card,
coffee, sofa, and other fancy tables, chimney glasses in elegant
carved and gilt frames, occasional chairs, walmit teapoys, &c.
The Chamber and Miscellaneous Furniture consists of a
variety of Tudor and other bedsteads made of tine Spanish
rnahorany and Canadian birchwood, spring mattresses, a large
select on of wardrobes la mahogany, birchwood, pitch pine,
and wainutvossci, many of them with silvered glass doors,
handsome washitands and toilet tables with marble tops,
invalid bectaide table, cane-seated chairs, bidets, towel airers,
right conveniences, (pests of drawers in mahogany and birch,
dressing glasses, ha and umbrella stacuss, hall tables with
marble tops, carved hall chalis in'Mahogany end oak, &c.
The goods to be sold 9n the 29th instant may In viewed
To-morrow (Saturday) qnd Monday, and these blithe sth of
June on the Saturday and Monday previous to each day'i sale.
Catalogues with full particulars way be had a few days
before the sale, on the premises, 28, Bold-st Feet, cud at the
auctioneer's office, 16, Basaett-street, Liverpool end will he
posted to any part of the country en application.
N.B.—Purchasers at the above sale can their lots care-
fully packed and removed under Mr. Baves's directions.

BRISTON, NORFOLK:
273 Fat BULLOCKS and 381 Fat SHEEP.
"VIESSRS. CLOWES and FLOWERDEW will
SELL by AUCTION, at their Twentieth Annual Sale,
Oil Way nest, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Briston
Fair, without ‘my reserve, the above valuable FAT STOCK,
fed by some Of the first graziers in Norfolk.
Briston is situates' ten miles from the Fakenham Station on
the Eastern Conntlei Railway, and is reached via Peterborough.
In addition to the above, there ire' generally 501) fat bullocks
driven up Imd sold privately at this fair. ' • '
The Railway Company have a person in attendance to make
arrangements for forwarfiing the cattle to all parti of 9*
kingdom.

STEAMERS BETWEEN
, . LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE i
, ~.._
,
11 AND SMYRNA,
AP %I • ' CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND SYB,A,
----,----::7---”• - With liberty to call at any other Ports.
KEDAR Capt. Hockly. 3f ELITA Capt. Langlands
PALESTINE Capt. Cook. HECLA ,Capt. Margo.
ATLAS ' Capt. Dubbing. MARATHON Capt. M'Arthur
OLYMPUS ...Capt. Inglis. BALBEC Capt. Little.
DAmAncpo -: c.p t. J. is. Ben. 8it4.4.'. QI.JEEN.Capt. Harmon.
STROMBOLI Capt. Kelly.
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Screw-steamer
-ATLAS ' -

Js intended to be despatched (With or without a pilot),
THIS PAY (SaTuaniT)t 26th May.
Cargo received and shipped according. to priority of arrive
at the Loading Berth, west side of ThiskiEson Do*.

ALL FREIGHTS NM DE nu) IN LivEatooL.

Bills of Lading -milt be at the office for signature on the day
previous tb sailing.
To prevent the possibility of all after discussion, it is re-
quested that shippers will send a person to the quay to see
their goods measured.
'ln the event of these Steamers beinq placed in quarantine
at any of the above ports; the Goods will, on the arrival of the
steamer, be required to be immediately taken away and trans-
ferred to another vessel or depot, to perform quarantine, at
the expensf and risk of the shippers or consignees. This also
applies tc passenger; for these pores.
Goods for any of the above-uaraed Forts must have the place
of their deitiiiiitton distinctly Oiarked On them,lin latera of not
less than two inches, otherwise the 4gente will dot be account-
able for mistakes.
Skippers will please send a shipping note along with each cart
Load of goods, and describe on it the contents of the packages.
For Freight or Passage apply to G. and J. BeaNs, Glasgow ;
or here to BURNS and MACIVER. I. Rumford-street.