The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-24 00:00:00

TO CAPTAINS AND OThIPICS.

ON SALE, a splendid Large Gold Lever
REPEATER, repeats the hours, half-hours, and
quarters, in the best of order; made by the celebra'ed Aiguiller,
suitable for a captain ; attached, a heavy Gold Cable Albert Chain ;
the lot cost £3O, will he sold for £lO. Can be seen at John
Aitchison's, 6, School lane, Liverpool.

1 000,—The whole Interest, or a part, of a
biglsly respectable BUSINESS, free from
competition, established and protected by law, I now offer for
SALE. This is a vet), extra chance for some perron who has this
small amount to make it a complete fortune; for any one. indeed,
who can only raise the money for a short time, ti secu. e to himself
by Deed, this entire and vatuab'e mmnepoly in England (that has,
and will again more speedily, amass a snug fortune with certainty)
and perfect safety of investment. I wish to retire from business.
—Address, or rather call upon, A. C. Garatt, at the Angel Hotel,
Dale.atreet, Liverpool.

FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE.—FOR
SALE, a handsome self-detached stone built HOUSE,
with about-3,000 square yards of ground, trld large kitchen garden,
near West Derby, and within 34 miles of the Fxchange. The house
contains, on the ground floor, dining room, drawing room, breakfast
parlour, kitchen, and butler's pantry; on the first floor, four bed-
rooms, bathroom, and water closet ; and on the second floor, two
bedrooms and storerooms. There is a two-stall stable and coach
house, with piggery and fowlhouse. The ground is tastefully laid
out, and stocked with fruit and forest trees.—Apply to Mr. James
Finney, 11, Dale street, or to the proprietor, George Ruxton, 44,
Manesty lane.

To be S 0L D, a great bargain, an entire
HOUSEHOLD of FURNITURE, &c., including
china, glass, chimney, and other ornaments, timepieces, linen,
kitchen requisites, &c.; together with anew cottage piano-forte, by
Broadwood, is rich wanut case. The drawingroom furniture is in
superb English oak, upholstered in green and white silk, curtains
and gilt cornices to two windows to match The diningroom in
mahogany, and breakfastroom in rosewood, upholstered in amber
bbaret, gilt cornice and window curtains to match, lace and muslin
curtains for the above windows. The chamber furniture includes
mahogany and birch bedsteads, with silk hangings, bedding, &c. ;
wardrobe (plate glass doors). chests of drawers, toilet tabies,
dressing glasses, washstands (with marble tops), chamber services,
&c.; Venetian blinds, 13russels carpets, &c. The whole entirely
new, of the most modern and elegant description and design, and
the best quality and workmanship, which will he guaranteed.—For
cards to view the above, in Canning-street, apply to Mr. Abbott
Nelson-street. N.B.—The HOUSE to LET.

TO MILLERS, CORN MERCHANTS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS.
-GEORGES STEAM FLOUR MILL, LIVERPOOL, TO BE SOLD
OR LET.

TO be SOLD or LET, a capacious and conve-
nient STEAM CORN MILL, called " George's
Mill," situate on the west side and near the top of Vauxhall-road,
in Liverpool, and on the banks of the Leeds an i Liverpool Dina!,
with a Dwelling House, three Stables for Eleven Horses, Counting
House, and other conveniences attached, '1 he mill contains a
steam engine of thirty horse power, eight pairs of French, and one
pair of Welsh stones, three dressing machines, bran machine,
cylinders, elevators, sack holders, and all requisite apparatus, now
In complete working condition. A plentiful supply of water is
obtained from the canal, and coals are delivered on the premises
from the boats. The mill, machinery, &c., are in excellent order
and repair, and immediate possession may be had.—For further
particulars apply to John Blanchard, llg, Field-street; or to Allan
Kaye, Solicitor, 12, Castle-street, Liverpool.

TO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, the LEASE,
GOODWILL, and FIXTURES of and in alt that
well-known and celebrated Licensed PUBLIC HOUSE and
EATING ESTABLISHMENT, called and known by the name of
DICK'S COFFEEHOUSE," situate on the north side of Cable street,
in Liverpool, lately in the occupation of Richard Williams, a Bank-
rupt.
The Premises are held for the remainder of a term of ,Twelve
Years, from the 12th day of March, 1855, at the low rental of £49
per annum, the annual value being considerably more.
This is an opportunity for the profitable investment of capital
which does not often occur. The House is commodious, and very
well adapted in every respect to the business, having been fitted up
by the late occupier with very great care, and without regard to
expense. It is situate in the very centre of the town, is contiguous
to the Docks and the:Exchange, and with ordinary attention would,
in a very short time, command an extensive business.
Further particulars may be had on application to Charles Turner,
Esq., Official Assignee, 53, South John-street; Mr. Stone, solicitor,
Ranelagh-street ; or Messrs. Evans and Sons, solicitors, Commerce
Court, Lord-street.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE.-.-ON SALE BY PRIVATE
TREATY.

ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate and
being in Liscard, in the parish of Wallasey, in the county
of Chester, and on the west side of a new road there called "Pool
road," and containing in front thereto and in breadth at the
back severally 35 feet 6 inches or thereabouts, and running in
rear or depth backwards on the north side 60 feet 10 inches, or
thereabouts, and on the sou.h side 58 feet 10 inches, or there-
abouts, be the same several dimensions a little more or less,
bounded on the north and south sides respectively by premises
now or formerly belonging to Mr. Thomas Cleator, on the
east by Pool toad, and on the west by Land belonging to
Thomas Mainwaring, Esq. ; together with the Two
frIES-
SUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES erected on the same
Piece of Land. both of which are respectably occupied, and
produro the yearly rent of £3B.
The above premises are pleasantly situated, having an
uninterrupted view of the river Mersey, and are held for the
residue of a term of 2,0.0 Q years, which was created by an
indenture of demise bracing date the nth day of October,
1841.
Further particulars may be had on application at the Office
of Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, Solicitor, York Chambers, North
John street, Liverpool.