The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-19 00:00:00

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GEORGE TURNER,
AUCTIONEER,
ACCOUNTANT. AND ESTATE AGENT,
OFFICES—No. 34, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL; AND
TOWN HALL, ST. HELENS.
Sales conducted in town or country. Valuations taken. Advances
on goods for invntediate 'disposal. Sale and rent accounts promptly
settled. Exectorship and other accounts arraeged. A Register of
Prrperties and Tradeg t be So'd or et., ,

TO 2.I4CHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, SHIPSTORE DEALERS, ANIS

OTtIERi.

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MIR• ROBERT KIRSOP HOWDON,
AUCTIONEER,
*ill SELL by AUCTION, at his Salerooms, Leigh's Piazzas,
Queen's Dock, This Day, the ltilh instant, the following article:,
consist ng of a lar,re oak vat; with iron houpil, which will contain
between five and six thousand gallons, four barrels of Honan'ti (fish
pork (last year's), upwards of 220 tins of gravy soup, sage and
orions, and preserved potatess in a good state of, preservalion, 63
and 5 inch grass warps, fine white hemp cord, house fire grates,
Japanned glass and horn lanterns, metal kettles, coffee pots, sundry
tin oil measures and funnels, brass swing oil and candle cabin lamps,
Japanned glass hand lamps, a quantity of the best mustard in
tine; -several draw and deck buckets, a quantity-of roll sulphur,
holystone, serv'ng and caulking mallets, chef as toasters, blocks and
dead eyes, coal shovels, pump leather, pump tacks, scupper nails,
4 inch and other nails, two stone flower or shrub stands (suitable
for ,the entrance door of a gentleman's residence), step ladder, a
number of sword an I dagger walking sticks suitable for intending
emigrants; camp stools, sailors' bed, bedding,,and hammock clews,
bagging twine; lucifer matches, square and round' tin boxes, tin oil
bottles of various sizes, real, goon 18 gallons ale (half barrels),
rotten stone in cask and packages, pumice stone, dry colours,
common yellow ground in oil, roping and. packing needles, wood
compass bowls, brace of pocket.pistols, blunderbuss, a quantity of
galvanised iron sl eathiug nails, log reels log ships, clip, tackle, and
can hooks, marline spikes, two-sieves, brass and japanned speaking
trumpets, nun buoy, belaying pins, must hoots, charccal burners,
oil drainera, weighing machine and weights, large beam and scales,
handcarts,. hide leather, carboys, looklog glasst s,. 70 coats, capes,
and pairs of oilskin leggings, padlocks, ballast tub with ken bow,
nearly three quarters of a ton of nails of various sizes, a large quantity
of toilet and c thee earthenware, several &sans of earthenware and
glass bottles, two parrot cages, with sun ry wood and • ther packages
too tedious to mention ; after the above] between 29 and 30 sr cond
hand ships' boats, of various sizes. Also, in baskets, about 1,400
lbs. of Macaroni and a close gate, with a door in it, 10 feet by 7 feet
10 inches, suitable fur a timber or ship building yard. Sale to com-
mence precisely at two o'clock.

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TEN POUNDS REWARD.
TAOST, at the Fancy Dress Ball, at St. George's
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 3rd inst., a BROOCH,
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with diamonds set in silver, in form of a bunch of flowers with
leaves. Whoever will bring the same to J. Mayer, 68, Lord street,
shall receive the above rewwd. '

H'U RSDAY LECTURES
IN HOPE HALL.

THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), THE J9TH MARCH.
j At Half-past Seven, p.m.—Subject
" Triumphs of Mind over Matter."
By HUGH BARCLAY, E,q., LL.D., She"riff Substitute Pe
of rth,
Author of '' D gest of Laws of Scotland, " Thoughts on Sabbath
Schools." ac.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq , in the chair.
A Collection to defray exnenseel. Surplus to Town Mission•

LIVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
LITERARY INSTITUT. CE.
'.e ANNUAL SERMON to Sunday School Teachers and friends
of Sunday Schools will be preached by Vle
REV. V. M. WHITE, A. 8.,
on Tumsnair EVENING next, the 24th ibst, in Great George-street
Chapel (Rev. Dr. ItAles.) Service to commence, at Seven o'clock.
A collection will b, rnade after the Service, the proceeds of which
will be appropriated to the Imprcvernent and Increase of the
Libraries. JAMES PERKINS, Secretary.
Mount Pleasant. F"

ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THE
REPEAL OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.
—Office, 10, arnpton Place, Cray', Inn Road.
- President—T. Milner, Gibson, M, P.
Treasurer —J. Al fr,d Novello. Sub-treasurer—Dr. Sohn Watts.
Chairman—Richard Moore. Secretary—C, D. Collett.
.NOTICE TO PAPER-MAKERS.

The association has every reason to believe that the irregularities
and anomalies incidental to the collection c.f the paper duty, are
quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in
extowitag, as (connected w,th the aeverti.eraent duty and the news-
paper stamp. Nothing will tend so much to the abolition of the
Riper duty as a systematic attack upon the injustice which it inflict
in individual cases. The association will therefore feel obliged by
any addiition to its Information on this subject, and will be ready to
consider the practicability of ol,talLing rediess in any individuals
case of grievance.
Subscriptions to be paid to Alesrs. Prescott and Grote, Thread-
needle-street ; to the treasurer, J. A. Novelle,. 69, Dean-street,
Sono; or to the sub-treasurer, Dr. Wa ts, 2, Hilldrop Crescent,
Holloway.
All other communications should be addressed to the secretary.—
By order of the Committee, C D. COLLET, Secretary,
10, Ampton Place. Gray's Inn Road.