Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

DATEssRs. W. H. THOMAS and CO., (late G. C.
_IL Harril and Co.), respectfully announce that their Aucraox
RT and extensive Premises, No. 40, BOLD-STREET, are open for
the reception of .all descriptions of Property for Sale, either tis
Auction or Private Contract.
Cash advanced on Goods when for unreserved sale.

Clearance Sale at No. 40, Bold-street

FrinESSRS. W. H. THOMAS and .CO., (late G.. C.
Harril and Co.), will SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow
s), the 28th instant, at Eleven for Twelve o'clock, at their
Auction Mart and Commission Salerooms, an extensive assortment
of MISCXLLANEOVS PROPERTY, comprising, amongst other effects,
drawing-room suites, in walnutwood, elegant walnut and rosewood
chiffonnieres, with plateglass backs and doors, 100, card, and other
tables, in walnut and rosewood, splendid chimney glasses, a-pair
of riehly carved gilt cornices, nearly new
In Diningroom Furniture- Several
lounging and easy ditto, in hair and leath(
mahogany telescope dining tables, suitable for a firs
large mansion, mahogany sideboard, breakfa,t tables,' mahogany
dumb waiter, and sofa in hair

sets of mahogany theirs,

The Chamber Furniture consists of mahogany four-post, half-
tester, and other bedsteads, mahogany washstands and dressing
tables, with marble tops, painted ditto, cane seated chairs, cheval
and swing toilet glasses, French bedsteads, chests of drawers, and
several sets of handsome chamber ware, Kidderminster carpet and
rugs, grand, square, and cottage piano-fortes, walnut and rosewood
music stools, canterburies, and work tables, mahogany bureau and
bookcase, an assortment of richly cut glass, chiefly quart and pint
decanters, tumblers, and wine glasses, patent washing machine, a
few choice paintings and valuable engravings, elegantly framed,
and a variety of other useful and ornamental articles.

Messrs. W. H. T. and Co. beg to draw public attention to this
sale, for the most part ,umeservcd, as the goods must be disposed
of to realise advances, and to make room for large consignments, to
which, on arrival, public notice will be solicited.
The above will be on view this clay, and catalogues can be had on
application at the auctioneers' rooms, No. 40, Bold-street.

Leasehold houses in Gildart-street
Mortgagees.

—By order of t

To be SOLD by AITCTION,Thy'IIfr. J. F. GRIFFITHS,
(successor to Messrs. Thomas, Winstanley and Sons), at the
arendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, on Wednesday,
the 2nd day of February next, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, in
one or more Lots, as shall be determined at the time of sale, and
übject to such conditions as will be then and there, produced, 19
dwelling-houses, four of which are situate on the east side of
Gildart-street, and are numbered 4,6, 8, and 10; 5 in. Mill-street
East, and.are numbered 2,4, 6,8, and.lo ; 4 in No. ..1 Court in
,Bay Horse-lane, 2 in No. 3 Court' in Bay Horse-lane, and 4in
Bay Horse-lane numbered 1,3, 5, and 7, in the occupation of John
Parker and others, as tenants: The tenure is leasehold
Corporation of Liverpool, for 75 years, from the 7th day
tier, 1825.--,-,For further particulars, apply to Messrs. --....,.,
Bateson, Lowndes, and Robinson, olieitors, 3, Brunswick-street,
Liverpool.
Dated 19th January. 1859,

, under the
of IVovem•

Seaforth,

Preliminary Announcement

MR. BIEtOAVNE (late Browne and Flower)-has been
favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, .on the
premises, at Seaforth, early in February next, all the HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE and other effects, property of a Gentleman
who is leaving the neighbourhood. Further particulars will
appear in future papers. Offices 3, Co!quitt-street, Bold-street.

By order of the Executots of a Lady deceased

Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, China, Glass, Gold
_Watch, .Pianoforte, by Caperoe,aLd other Effects, removed from
Edge-hill for convenience of sale.

R. BROWNE (late Browneand Flower) have received
instructed ,to SELL. by . PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monday
next, the 31st January, at Eleven o'clock precisely; at his Sale-
rooms, 3, Colquitt-street, Bold-street, the very useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, comprising excellent mahogany dining-room tables,
card tables, mahogany chairs and sofa covered in hair-cloth,
mahogany chiffonnier, pier glass, Pembroke tables, a handsome
modern cottage pianoforte, in rosewood case, by Caperoe,
'"ht-day clock, three very handsome Oriental China
21 feet high, about 220 yards of Brussels carpet, in six lots,
very handsomely carvekand costly four-post bedstead, in Spanish
mahogany, with moremhangings, and other bedsteads, mahogany
chests of drawers, washstands, toilet tables and services, handsome
dinner, tea, and coffee services and glass, and ,excellent gold watch,
a small quantity of linen, sundry wearing apparel,:and a variety of
useful kitchen utensils ankether effects.
May he viewed on Saturday next, the ,29th instant, and on the
morning.of sale, and catalogues had at Mr. BKOWIIO'S Offices, 3;
Colquitt.ztreet, Bold-street.

ADVERTItzEMENTS

ONE PENNY EACH,

IN THY
NORTHERN

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Persons Wasting Servants or having iipartinents
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or Land to Let or Sell, an-d
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" Wants" of the community, are inserted at

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The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN
DAILY TimEs, is ONE. PENNY.

A_
Yo Lady is ,---ins of obtaining
ung
a situation in a School,
where she could be of use in teaching the Junior Classes, and
where she could have the advantage of instruction in the higher
12f2
branches.—Address D 90, Northern Times office.
AiYoung Man, 18 years of age, wishes to meet with a situation
n a ship store dealer's. Understands the Custom-house
work ; speaks the French, German, and Dutch languages. First-
class character can be produced. Address z 433 Northern Times
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office.
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A with elderly Man, from the country, wishes to meet
if required
A with some light employment at a moderate salary ; would
undertake• the management of cows, or similar duties,
unexceptionable references can be given.—Address T. F. , Post-
office, Liverpool.

To the Press. sfl
A Merchant of experience, at home and abroad, is open to Report
Commercial Intelligence, from the best sources, and to
contribute occasional original matter of value. Address a. 50,
iforthern Times office.

To
Tradesmen.
ABookkeepey, of many years' standing, who has had considerable
experience in Tpdesraens' Accounts, and is disengaged at
Jive p.m., wishes to employ his evenings in keeping a Tradesman's
Books, &c. Terms moderate. Address E., 352, .Yorthern Times
office. ROA

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To Merchanla, 6n. _
AThorough AcCountant and. 14.'"...1..'2:Ze1ier, of great experience,
has about four hours daily disengaged, and would be glad to
enter into an arrangement with any party requiring his services on
extremely moderate terms. First-rate references. Address E., 353,
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Young Swiss wants a situation in a Merchant'sOftice, where he
Acould make himself generally useful. Ile Corresponds in
French, German, and Italian, is conversant with the English Lan-
Tha ge' and thoroughly understands the routine of 'general business.
The most respectable references as to character and ability will be
given._Address n 102. Northern Times office. 12 f 2

To Umbrella Makers, &.
A Young Man,
the y-four years of age, twent who thoroughly under-
standsi d .e making and repairing of umbrellas, and is ex-
per enee in the general hosiery and haberdashery business, desires
a situation, whereh
^ful. Address he would be happy to make himself generally
4 B,
Mr. Maclatilay, chemist, St. James-street,
P:A

Liverpoo:

To Merchants and Otk

by a well educated young man, an Engagement as
Y V Cashier, Clerk, or any other trust or responsibility. Age
24 ; salary moderate. Can give best of references, and security if
required.—Address i r M, •33, Springfield-street, Islington. 6fl

To Publicans and Brewers.

WANTED, by the Advertiser, a situation in a Brewery, or in a
Ale and Porter Bottling Department, or any capacity where
his twenty years experience would be of service. Salary, not so
much an object as immediate employment. Highest references
given. Address F. 428, Northern Times office. 6f3

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Ty for this week's NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.—Apply, imme-
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Circulation nearly 12,000 daily.

WANTED, to know what is the use of any one asking who sells
better Four shilling Tea than Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliott-
street, when it is well known that it cannot be equalled, and that
they are the largest dealers out of London.