The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-16 00:00:00

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FA LEN E R-SQ UA RE.
Fro be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, a superior
DWELLING-HQUNE, with Domestic Offices upon the
ground door, being Nd, 13 on north side. For particulars and
cards to view, apply to W. H. qee, Architect, 15, Sweeting-
street. 6mr22

MO be SOLD, Four good Family HOUSES, in Woodville-
terrace,l. Breck-road, Everton. Each House has a Bath,
supplied with hot, sold, and shower. They will be sold separate,
if required, price £1,800; £1,200 may remain on mortgage.
Apply to J. B. Hughes, Architect, Surveyor, &c., 4, Clayton-
square. 6mr26

ROSE and THISTLE INN, Sir Thomas's-buildings. —An
eligible old-established INN and SPIRIT VAULTS, with
great prospective advantages attached, and now free from
opposition, as no less than five public-houses in the same
street have lately been taken down under the Improvement
Act, and the licenses removed to other parts of the town.
MR. WRIGHT is deputed by the proprietor (in
consequence of having entered into large building specu-
fttions) to OFFER to the public for SALE by AUCTION,
This Day (Friday),
the 16th instant, at Seven o'clock in
the evening, on the Premises, in one lot, the whole of his
INTEREST in the LICENSES, GOODWILL-IN-TRADE,
FIXTURES, and • POSSESSION of that long-established
Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE and SPIRIT VAULTS, well known
by the sign of the " Rose and Thistle," situated No. 55, Sir
Thomas's-buildings, and immediately opposite the extensive
ironworks and foundry of William Bennett, Esq. The above
is neatly fitted up, has a steady trade, conducted at a small
expense, the rent being only £45 per annum. Is quite free
from brewer and spirit merchant, and the premises are close to
where the public offices are about to be erected and other great
town improvements are in course of progress. The absence of
opposition must always insure to this house a good profitable
trade.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Wright, licensed
victuallers' auctioneer and valuer, 9, Barnett-street. 2m16

By Order of the Administratrix.
Long Leasehold valuable Cjrner Free WINE and SPIRIT
VAULTS, doing a la. ge counter and general rade.
MR. WRIGHT is favoured with Instructions from
the administratrix of the late Mr. Thomas Partington,
to- submit for PUBLIC COMPETITION by AUCTION, on
Tuesday next, the 20th instant, at Seven o'clock in the Even-
ing, upon the Premises, in one lot, the very beneficial LEASE
for upwards of Twenty years, with the GOODWILL-IN-
TRADE, LICENSES, FIXTURES, and POSSESSION, of the
extremely well-situated Corner Free WINE and SPIRIT
VAULTS at the corner of Albert-street, and No. 47, Northum-
berland-street. The above is a highly lucrative concern,
placed in a large thoroughfare, and in the centre of a aensely-
populated neighbourhood. The premises are well adapted for
the business, have two large, handsome, and attractive modern
frontages. The returns in trade are good, but may be con-
siderably augmented nader active management, as it is con-
ceded that this locality is one of the most densely-populated
at the south end, and abounds with materials for the suc-
cessful cultivation of an extensive retail spirit and malt liquor
trade.
Further particulars on application to Mrs. Partingtou, No.
17, Great Howard-street ; or at the auctioneer's offices, 0,
Bassett-street. smr2o

THIRD CLASS.
For Read
J. Triestemaan and family I Mr.
,rJri Mmrs., Mimisds
itfannnta M.
Joseph Churton Josepb. Clinton or Ckurton
Mr. Faulkner and child Mr. John and Mary Ann Faulkner
Mr. Kennedy and family Michael & Mrs. Kennedy & 3 chldr
Thomas Willis Thomas Wallis

C. Jackeman Charles Jakernan
Jones and Rice Griffith Jones and John Reece
C. Kesterman Miss Keiterman
Culina, Stunt and Lyon Jas.Culina,Mrs Short &Mary Lyon
Bates and Rosely Joseph Bates and George Roseby
Joseph Spyhglio Joseph Spiggaglia
Houghton and Thomson Wm. Houghton & Robt. Thomson

T. Wood Thomas Wood
Thompson and Milliken Wm. Thompson .52 Ralph Milliken
H. Jvey H. Inez

L. Porrit L. Poult
Dukin and Rolla Henri Rolla and Mr. Dutton
Morelli and Cavagna Paoli Morelli and Carlo Cavagna
John and P. Martin John and P. Morton
George Leitu George Seiter
T. Taylor Thomas Taylor
William and T. Murray William and Thomas Murray
E. Allen Edward Allen
W. Crowley
B. Blather Bertram Blather
Mr. Padditte John Padaith
David Bell David Bail

T. Newton Thomas Newton
Agett Richards Argett Richards

Mr. Terril John Terril
John Muhlnaann John Mehlmann
Joseph Potts James Potts
P. de la Landa Philip de la Sanda
Michael Kavanagh Michael Cavenagh
Edmiston and Ellis Charles Edmundston & John Ellis
P. Ilogarth and family Peter and Mrs. liogarth & child
John Famby or Formby John Formby
Messrs. Tripit and Lowe Auguste Tupet and Adele Loul
Mr. Carling or Conling and Mr. coaling and 3 children
family
Derose and Kenny John Derose and John Kenny
Robert Jeffery Robert Jeffrey
Mrs. Lyons and family Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and 3 sons

ADDITIONAL NAMES.

Nestor Hogan, Auguste Seliger, Carol Bartol, Fred Maluke,
Auguste Smidt, Miss Doherty, John Howard, William Young,
James Kilgour, James Oliver, Edward Adams, John Alison,
Thonlas Hamilton, James Richardson, Tobias Holt, William
Hughes. All third-class.

COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EIENIN4,
Zte Caftan Bark&

The Liverpool Cotton Market to-day was
scarcely so lively, but prices showed more regu-
larity, and were steady. The sales reported—
including 120 Pernambuco, at 71d to Sad; 500
Egyptian, at 81d to 91-1 d ; 1,500 Surat, at 3d to
sd—amount to 12,000 bales, of which 4,000 were
taken on speculation and for export.