Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

Salo b gl.tution.

R. liitANtli respectfully gives. notice of the
under-me.utioned SALES
This Day (Tuesday), the 7th. inst., at No. 7, St. Anne-street
the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects of a-
lady declining housekeeping.

To-morrow (Wednesday),theBth inst., at One o'clock, at the
Hanover-rooms, a very valuable BRIC K -MAKING
MACHINE.

On Friday' next, the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Hanover Rooms;
. About 1300 SOLDIERS' COATS,
1200 Dozen PENKNIVES,
40 Iron Folding BEDSTEADS.
50 Silk lined SEAL SKIN CAPS.
50 Fur lined COATS.
120 HAVERSACKS.
" Also, in Bond,
7 Cases Trichinopoli CIGARS, each containing about 1121 b.
5 Cases EAU DE COLOGNE, each case 100, dozen.
On Tuesday, the I4th instant, on the Premises, in Brimstage,
Cheshire, the valuable H3USEHOLD FURNITURE, fine-
toned piano-forfe, phaeton, and other effects of a gentleman
removing.
On Wednesday, the 15th, and Thuisday, the 16th instant, on
t!le Premises, No. 12, Canning-street, the excellent HOUSE-
OLD FURNITURE, richly-cut glass, elegant elfna ser-
vices, a number of valuable illustrated and other books,
including a fine copy of " Mtisee Francais, in 4 vols., "Les
Hindons, " par Ballazare Solwyns, Audubon's "Birds of
America," and others of interest, a few paintings, dmwin!,s,
and engravings ; about 60 dozen of high-class Port, West
India, Madeira, and Sherry WINES, and'other effects, the
property of a gentleman removing to LOndon.

On Thursday, the 16th instant, at eleven o'clock, at the
Hanover-rooms, - about 4000 pieces of fashionable ROOM
PAPERHANGINGS, including the usual varieties.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cottage Pianoforte, Ash-grove,

Wavertree-road.
MR. J. •F. GRIFFITIIS (successor to the late firm
of Messrs. Thos. Winstanley and Sons, will SELL by
AUCTION, This Day (Tuesday), the 7th instant, at Eleven
o'clOck precisely, on the Premises, Ash-grove, Wavertree-
rola, the remainder of the genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, cottage pianoforte, &c., the property of a
gentleman removing.

The Drawing-room Furnittire consists of a set of six maho-
gany chairs with French-shapid legs, the seats covered with.
hair-cloth, ditto couch, 'rocking and reclining chairs, circular
100 table, fine-toned 6k-octave cottage pianoforte, in rosewood
case, small stand, Brussels"carpet, framed prints, fender, fire-
irons.

The Dining-room,is,piriished with eight excellent maho-
gany cliaira with reeded leis, the seats covered with hair-
cloth, a ditto sofa and easy chair, bookshelves, crimson damask
curtains and gilt cornice, chimnty glass in 'gilt frathe, Kidder-
minster,carpet and hearth-rug, prints, fender, and fire-irons.
In the Chambers are polished birch half-tester and maho-
gany four-post bedsteads and hangings, mahogany wardrobe
and chest of drawers, polished birch painted washstands and
'toilet tables, chairs with cane seats. - •

Handsome mahogany hall table with marble slab and hat
and umbrella stand attached, painted floor cloth.

In the Kitchen a dresser with drawers and cupbOards, plate-
shelf, table and chairs, a few culinary articles.
To be viewed on the morning of sale, When catalogues may
be had on the Premises, and at Mr. J. F. Griffiths's Offices,
44, Church-street.

Highly-important Private Collection of highclass Continental
PAINTINGS.
GRIFFITHS' (LATE WINSTANLEY'S) NEW PICTURE ,
GALLERY, 44, Church-street, LiverpoOl.
MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late
Firm of Messrs.. T. Winstanley and Sons) respectfuhy
announces that he has been:honoured with instructions by the
Proprietth• to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, the
9th, and Friday, the lath instant, at Twelve, o'clock precisely
each day, at his New Gallery, 44, Church-street,
A valuable COLLECTION of 108 fine -modern Floresh and
other PAINTINGS, the whole of which are the property of a
Belgian private gentleman, selected by him "Atli great taste
and judgment, at a considerable cost, whilst residing on the
Continent, and ivho,having determined to fix his residence in
Englanio intends' offering his property to public competition;
being desirous of declining the further pursuit of a collector.

Amongstthe following names of artists and subjects-may be-
recognised the greater portionof the favourite masters of the
modern Flemish- and other schools. The auctioneer is
authorised to state that a warranty will be given with
every picture 'disposed' of, and the public may confidently
be assured of no work included in this collection being other
than the Genuine production of the painter whose_ name is
attached to it in the catalogue :--

The CollectiOn :*contains a remarkably fine subject--2--
" Clair de Lune, "-by Vanschendel ; " L'Heures nunille" -
and "Sheep," a pair, by Eugene Verboeckhoven, the first-
named picture hiS masterpiece; "Les Politiques Villageoises,"
by Col; " Le Depart des Huguenots;" by Kooler; several Marine
subjects and Landscapee;by Koeckoeck ; the " Death of Tasso,"
'by Baron Wappers ; an " Officer Lighting his Pipe ;" as " Old
Woman," by Verivee File; a pair, " Winter and_Summer ;!!
pair of Landscapes, by Veriyee, sen.:; and a Landscape by
ditto, with Animals by Verboeekoven ; " Flemish Fete,"
"Going to Market," " Interior," and the "Bat," by Vander
Eycken ; pair of small Landscapes, by Naumes ; " A Lady
Thinking," and " Putting on the Stocking," by F. W. Willems ;
" The Letter," by Henry Decoen ; " Lady Writing," by S
Lyon; "The Jew Jeweller," by J. Van Oudenkoveu ; " Tinte
de Chiva" (landscape), by A. Skelfowt ; an " Interior," by H.
de Brekeleer; "Le Menials Riche," by Linnig ; "L'Grpheline,"
by Van Hove ; " Coup de Brosse," by Constantin Boun ;"
" Tete Fantasie," by Le Clerk; "Le Retour de la Prairie," by
.Zavier de Coek ; "Boys playing," "Le Tisseraud 15 Slade,"
and an "Interior," by Linnig ; " Voluptueuse," Boucher;
"Interior," by Eckout ; " Winter," by Khrnseman ; Landscape,
by Coene ancillobbe ; "Fruit and Bird," by Charles Jacob ;
"Pendant du Bucheron," by Horgines ; Marine Views, by
Redig and A. Gudin; " Sheep," by Vanseverdonck ; " The
Fortune Teller," by Tobar ; "Le Benedicite du Pere," and
"The Ita'ian Boy Playing a :Hurdy-gurdy at a Farmer's
'Tgindow," by F. de Brakeleer ; and a fine painting by the
same artist, by royal permission from the Bruxelles Museum,
the wily copy existing, considered better lilnished and
more correct than the original ; a-zd another, by Van
Bykezt, under the same auspices as the " Christmas.
Morning " (by royal permission) ; also several other tine
specimens of • the works of A. Gudin, Coomans,
mans, Van Hamme, &c.; a "Girl and Boy Playing a Duet,"
by De la Tour, portrait painter to the King of the Belgians ;
' Sheep, " by Ommeganck ; "Shipwreck near Eddystone
Lighthouse," Musin, &c., &c.
Ayabiable and highly-finished Portrait of Leopold 1., Ring
of the Belgians, will also be exhibited on the view days, pre-
viously to its being presented to her Majesty Queen Victo ia.
The p'ctures may be viewed twe days prior to the sale, and
-catalogues (6d. each) may be had at the Gallery or Office of
Mr. J. F. Griffiths, auctioneer, No. 44, Church-street, Liver-
pool.