The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-22 00:00:00

bairn by Suakin.

Modern and Genteel Household Furniture, Feather Beds, Small
Steam-boiler, and other effects. 13, Hunter-street.
MR. E. HASKAYNE will SELL by AUCTION
This Day (Tuesday), at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, 13, Hunter-street, near 'Byrom-street, the remaining
HOUsEHOI.D FURNITURE and Effects of a gentleman remov-
ing, consisting of four-past, French, and half-tester bedsteads,
feather beds and bedding, nests of mahogany drawers, washstand
and tables. toilet glasses, and other chamber articles.
Sitting Room and Parlour Furniture, including three sets of
mahogany chairs, sofas and couches, in haircloth, two eight-day
clocks, chimney glass, 5 feet by 2 feet 10 inches, carpets, hearth
rugs, parrot and cage, fine oil paintings and steel engravings, hip
bath, dresser, cnpt-oards, Windsor chairs, and kitchen requisites.
Also, a small steam-boiler, with double pan, suitable for a pork
butcher.
Ths Auctioneer calls the attention of respectab'e housekeepers and
others to this sale, as the furniture is in good condition, and will be
sold to the highest bidder, as the owner has no further use for it.
The HOUSE to LET, with immediate possession; apply to the
Auctioneer, 37, Scotland-road.

BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS.
MANCHESTER-ROAD, SOUTHPORT.
Sale of Exeellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Lofty Bookcase,
Mahogany Winged Wardrobes, large Four-post Bedsteads, Pier
Glasses, Engravings, &c., &c.
R. WILLIAM EASTTY has the pleasure of
announcing that he has received instructions from
the Executors of the late Mrs. Burke, to SELL by AUCTION, on
the pr mi•es, Mount Cambria, Manchester-road, This day, Tuesday,
to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, precisely, th
whole of the superior FURNITURE and Household Effects.
The FRONT PARLOUR contains sit solid rosewood chairs, in hair,
covered is moreen damask; large Spanish mahogany table, on
carved pillar and plinth, with extra leaf ; a very superior sofa, of the
finest mahogany, with two loose seats—one in hair and one in wool
flock; excellent mahogany work table, two rosewood footstools,
invalid reclining chair, hair stuffed, and covered in Morocco leather ;
large gilt pier glass, glass candelabra, lustres, and chimney orna-
ments : neat pattern drugget to fit the room, moreen damask cur-
tains, steel fender, fire-irons, butler's tray and stand, and several
proof engravings, including portraits of the Queen and Prince
Albert, and the following eminent Divines—Revs. W. Roby, J. A.
James, R. S. WAIL J. Griffin, T. Raffles, R. Halley, &c.
BActc PARLOUR.—The furniture comprises Kidderminster carpet
and rug, six mahogany-framed chairs, stuffed and covered in hair ;
solid rosewood table, small side table and cover, lofty mahogany
bookcase, with five drawers, cupboard, and drawers ei closed; brass
fender, fire-steels, coal box, two painted fire-screens, three papier
macho trays, bronze urn, two flower stands, chimney ornaments.
gilt cornice, wire blinds, chintz hangings, Venetian blinds, framed
portraits of the Revs, J.Williams R. Moffatt, and W. Roby, a hand-
sonne'y framed proof engraving of R. Cobden, Esq., and about 1011
volumes of hooks, including about twenty volumes of the Evangeli-
cal Magazine.
The LOBBY and STA IRS include large mahogany hat and umbrella
stand, several mats, two pieces of lobby cloth, a quantity of Brussels
stair carpeting and thirty rods, and lobby lamp.
The BEDROOM FURNITURE consists of a lofty Spanish mahogany
beadstead, with handsome footboard and cornice of the richest
figured wood; half-tester iron bedstead, mahogany tour-post bed-
steads, with moreen damask hangings; finely-mottled Spanish
mahogany winged wardrobe, with sliding shelves and four drawers
under; large mahogany chest of five drawers, painted washstands,
dressing tables, mahogany toilet glass, white goose feather bed,
bolsters, and pillows, hair mattresses, straw palliasses, towel rails,
mahogany bed chair, nine bedroom chairs, Kidderminster carpeting.
brass fender, fire irons, moreen damask curtains, large three-feld
room screen, rocking chairs, old oak chest, six sets of Venetian
blinds, invalid bed rest, &c.
Also, the Willie of the KITCHEN UTENSILS, eight-day clock, by
Armstrong ; kitchen dresser. tin hastener and jack, oak table, rush-
seated chairs, fender and irons, and the whole of the culinary articles,
including a set of four brass pans, large brass kettle, pans, mugs,
&c.; also, a set of dish covers, large safe, step ladder, several wash
tubs. and a 1 irge quantity of miscellaneous effects.
Now on view, and catalogues may be obtained on the premises; or
of Mr. EASTTY, Aucti neer, No. 8, Mersey-chambers, Liverpool,
and Chapel-street, Southport.
N.B.—The sale will commence precisely at Eleven o'clock, and
will continue, without interval, to the close.

Sale of handsome Household Furniture, Pier Glasses, Feather
Beds, superior Engravings, a superior toned Cabinet Piano-forte,
si octaves ; elegant Parian Ornaments, &r.
SEABANK-TERRACE, SOUTHPORT.
MR. WM. EASTTY will SELL by AUCTION,
on Friday next, 25th instant, to commence at
Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Seabank-terrace, Sea-
bank-road, tke whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Feather
Beds. and superior Household Effects, the property of Mrs. Hall,
who is declining housekeeping. - -
The DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE includes superior Spanish
mahogany sofa, table,*capital sofa, rosewood cheffonier, mahogany
rocking chair, Kidderminster Carpet, Brussels rug, I,rge arm chair,
four balloon-backed drawing-room chairs, 100 table, a cabinet piano-
forte, by Broadwood, six and a-half oetaves—a very fine-toned
instrument; handsome pier glass, several fine engravings, in rose-
wood frames; eight-day timepiece, in papier mache case; several
elegant busts. and Parian chimney ornaments.
In the DINING-ROOM will be fo:lnd large oval table, on mahogany
pillar and plinth; theffonier. with pannelled doors; six chairs,
excellent rocking chair, in hair cloth ; scroll backed couch, stuffed
and covered in hair • brilliant pier glass, Spanish mahogany card
table, a large Spanish mahogany telescope dining table, with four
loose leaves; Kidderminster carpet and rug, bronze fender, steel
fire-irons, damask curtains for bow window, several engravings, in
maple an i gilt frames ; and six cabinet paintings—excellent copies
frem celebrated artists.,
Also the superior furniture of seven well-appointed BEDROOMS :
Six mahogany four-post birch half-tester and French bedsteads, with
chintz and damask hangings, palliasses, and wool and hair matresA es
to fit; seven white goose and oiher feather beds, a'l in excellent
order; holsters, pillows, and the necessary bedding, seven sets of
washstands and ware, dressing tables, mahogany and birch-framed
toilet glasses, a large quantity of bedroom druggeting, carpeting,
fourteen bedroom chairs, fenders and fire-irons, two sets of mahog-
any and four sets painted cheats of drawers, valances, window cur.
tains, and blinds, With other bedroom effects.
The Lowy.—Oak hall table, two mahogany hall chairs, lobby
cloth, lamp, and sundry mats.
The KITCHEN UTENSILS, which are-numerous, include an excel.
lent dresser, sofa bedstead, eight-day clock, bastener and jack, a
large assortment of breakfast and tea ware, and culinary utensils in
great variety.

On view January 24, from Eleven to four o'clock.
Catalogues may be had on the premises; or of Mr. EASTTY,
Auctioneer and Valuer, 8, Mersey-chambers, Liverpool, and Chapel.
street, Southport.
N.B.—The sale will commence at Eleven o'clock precisely, and
continue, without interval, the close.

MESSRS. THOMAS WINSTANLEY & SONS
will SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow, the 23rd
instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms,
South John-street, Liverpool, subject to condiions to be then
produced, all that Freehold MEISUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE
and YARD, situate on the north side of Holly-street, and east side
of Christian-street, in Liverpool, containing to the front of Holly.
street, 53 feet 3 inches, and to the front of Christian-street 15 feet.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Holt and Rowe, solicitors, 2,
Chapel-walk, Liverpool.

TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS.
VALUABLE LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE. Post-office Place and
School Lane, snown as the " Post-office Tavern."
To-morrow, the 23rd instant, at One o'cicck in the afternoon, at
the Clarendon-rooms, South J hn-street, LiverpoJl, su ject t,.
conditions to be then produced,
APIECE of LAND, situate on the north side of
School-lane, Liverpool, bounded west by Post-office-
place, north by Brooke's-all. y; containing, in front to School-lane
18 feet 4 inches, and running in eepth on the east side 69 feet 6
inches, on the west from Schocl-lane 55 feet 8 inches, and then
extending in a circular direction at the rorth-west corner to
Brooke's-alley to the east side; toxeth-r with the licensed PUB-
LIC-HOUSE at the corner of Postoffice-place and School-lane,
and the Shop and other Buildings extending along Postoffice-place
to Brooke's-alley.
The Property is leasehold under the Corpoeatio, of Liverpool, for
the residue of a term, of which about eighteen years are now
unexpired. The Public-house is doing a good business, and is
capable of great improvement. The premises are worthy the
attention of Br wers or Publicans, or of any person In want of a
licensed public-house.

For farther particulars, apply to Messrs. Robinson and Duke,
solicitors, 7. Church-alley, TAveroool.

PARLIAMENTARY STAMP RETURNS FOR THE
YEAR 1854.
PRESTON GUARDIAN..
Preston Chronicle...
Preston Pilot
Lancaster Guardian
Lancaster Gazette...
Ulverston Advertiser,
Blackburn Standard

379,000
.. 92,000
.. 48,000

48,000
, 41,500
•••• 71,000
• 28,500

It will be seen from the above that the number of stamps 9
issued to
the Guardian exceeded by 49,500 the number issued to all the
Tother papers in North Lancashire added together.
H E PREPAID CHARGES for Advertising
in the _PRESTON GUARDIAN are .-
4 Lines, or 30 Words, Is 6d, if prepaid.
8 Lines, or 60 Words, 2s Od, if prepaid.
Advertisers will do well to remember that no Advertisements,
however short, are received on credit under 2s 6d each, It being
impossible to open accounts for such small sums and collect the
amounts without an extra charge. Parties residing out of Preston
may remit accounts of lOs and under in postage stamps; above that
amount by Post-office order, deducting cost of order. Agents out
of Preston must prepay all advertisements which they wish to t.
Inserted at the prepaid rates otherwise they will be charged credit
prices

GUARDIAN-OFFICE. 11. FISHERGATE. PRESTN.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE.—The supply of beef to-day
presented very little change from that of last week, and
former rates were fully sustained. Of sheep the supply
was agai❑ large, and met with a slow sale at reduced
prices in all descriptions. The continued rain during the
day increased the difficulty in effecting sales, and some
quantity remained unsold at the close of the market.
Beasts, 2200; sheep, 9900.

LONDON CORN..—The supply of wheat from Essex
and Kent to this morning's market was small, but some
portion of last week's having been refused, the condition
being fully 3s per qr worse, the whole made a good show.
The offers made by millers were 6s to 8s per qr below the
prices of this day se'nnight, which factors were not in-
clined to accept, and the major part remained unsold.
Business in foreign was almost nominal, a few retail sales
effected were at a decline of 2s per qr. Barley is 2s to 3s,
beans, peas, and oats are 2s per qr cheaper. The top
prices of town made flour is reduced to 70s. Country
marks are 3s to 4s per sack lower, and the little business
done in barrels was at a decline of about 23 per barrel.
LONDON PRODUCE."—Sugar: There has been some
demand for refined at an advance of 2s ; good brown lump
being now quoted at 535. Tea: Common Congou
nominal. Rice : Good market ; 3s to 4s lower than this
day week.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—The supply of beasts
was moderate, and all kinds we-e very dull at 6d per Sibs
beneath last Monday's currency. We had an extremely
heavy sale for sheep, the prices of which gave way 21 per
Sibs. Calves were steady, and 2d dearer than on Friday.
In pigs very little was doing on easier terms. Beef, 2s 10d
to:4s 6d; mutton, 2s lad to 4s 10d; veal, 4s 2d to 5s 6d;
Beasts, 3775, foreign, 495;
pork, 3s 8d to ss, per 8 lbs, to sink the offal. Supplies :
sheep, 20,530, foreign, 60;
calves, 71, foreign, 36 ; pigs, 460.
BOROUGH ITOP.—The prospect of an immediate fall
in the price of bread and provisions generally, together
with every appearance of an easier state of discounts, has
given a buoyancy to the hop market, every description
being held at a currency fully equal to previous quota-
tions.
BELFAST CORN.—The supply at farmers' :market
very small, and prices the turn dearer. Very little doing
at the Corn Exchange, and prices unchanged.
DUNDALK CORN.—Wheat, 40s to 435; barley, 193
to 20s ; oats, 15s to 15s 6d. Large Market.
CORK PROVISION.—White wheat, 38s od ; rod, 375;
194 od • cats, as 6d; 130 a, 125.: I
NNW rob.

SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL,

ANNUAL MEETING,

The annual meeting of the trustees and friends of this
Institution was held at twelve o'clock, yesterday, in the
Clarendon Rooms, South John street, SAMUEL Jon,
Esq., in the chair. Among the gentlemen present, were
Messrs. Hilton Ilalhead, R. Christie, Jun., John Aikin,
R. Fisher, Dr. Minshall, James Ingram, J. Houghton,
Studley Martin, C. Challinor, H. Banner, and C. E.
Rawlins.
The Chairman, in opening the proceedings, said that
they were met together to present the fourteenth report
to the annual meeting of the Southern and Toxteth
Hospital, and he was exceedingly gratified to know that
it would show a much more cheering aspect than the
report of the previous year. They would learn from the
treasurer's report, that the very munificent sum of
nearly £2OOO had been recently presented by some of
the chief merchants of the town, who were neighbours
of the Hospital, but they would also learn that, not-
withstanding that munificent donation, which had
however liberated them from debt, it would still be
necessary, if they would keep up the efficiency of the
institution, to considerably increase the annual sub-
scriptions, which were, after all, the great support of
the Hospital. (Hear, hear.)
The Rev. Mr. Robberds then read the following