Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-04 00:00:00

,Salts bn Auditn.

tiapital Corner Freehold Premises, most eligibly situated, and
recently fitted up for a Spirit Vaults and Tavern, Mount-
pleasant.
MR. GEORGE TURNER will SELL by AUCTION,
This Day (Monday), the 4th instant, at Six o'clock in the
elPling, on the Premises, Mount-plea.saubower of' Bensonc.
street, all that desirable Preeholcil,p,,,,rteian
s
now used as a Beer-house, but most eligibly sitsate andfret\
with a view toolltaina Spirit 'serve, for,which tßfte ce
exit opening in the locs.liky. q 11 a ed
for any_ other business reqtitripiea
room. They are at present in the occupation of Mr. John Bolton,
the owner, and consist of a tastefully arranged and attractive bar,
bar-parloui, superior cellerage, &c., andanay be estimatifd at an
annual rental of about £6O. The Trade Fixtures andjequisites
which are all flrit-class. and of the most substantial character, to
be taken at a valuation, at the option of the purchasei.

The premises are at present in mortgage to a permanent building
society, and the greater portion of the purchase money may be paid
by easy instaanents, extending over a period of about -12 i years,
including interest at £5 per cent., without way tledliction for pre-
miums.
Immediate possessioa may be had. • - •

All further information may be obtained on the premises ; or At
Mr. Turner's Auction and Estate Agenty Offices, 34, Church-

street.

MR. GEORGE TURNER will SELL by AUCTION;
on Tuesday next, the sth instant, at One o'clock in the
afternoon,- at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, all that
KESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate and being No. 61,in
Lower Stanhope-street, in Liverpool, now in the - occupation of
Sophia Williams as tenant thereof, at the yearly rental of £l9 ; and
also all those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate
at the back thereof, in No. 17 Court, now respectively • occupied by
Robert Heath and John Graham as tenants thereof, and yielding a
yearly rental of E .

further particulars may be obtained from the tenants on the pre-
wises, from the auctioneer, 34, Church-street, or from Mr. Thomas
Haddock, solicitor, St. Helens.

Capital Dwelling House, Cottage Property, Loan Society Shares, &c.
Alßo.
nGrEmOesßaaGyEnelx'Ftlt SEatLLOnebyo,,ciaTlOti'Sh
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gternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street.
Lot 1. All that capital Freehold MsssuAoh or Dwelling Ilousa,
situate and being No. 13, in Chester-street, Toxteth-park, as now
or lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Fresh, and Of.the annual value
of £32 or thereabouts.

Lot 2. All that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, situate and being No.
.sS;Henry Edward-street, Great Crosshall-street, as now occupied
by Michael Joyce, at a rental of .5s per week; and .a COTTAGE at the
Back thereof, occupied by James Devine, at 2s 9d per week.
Bbitals, £2O Ss. Freehold.
N.B.—Lots 1 and .2 are both in mortgage to building societies,
and the greater portion of the purchase money may be paid by easy
instalments, at the option of the purchaser.

„A. Ten SHARES in the ALBION Lo.vg COXPANY (limited), in which
the sumof £.lO has been paid up.

-All further information may be obtained from Messrs. Anderson
and Collins, solicitors, 58, Castle-street ; Messrs. lioberts and
Nisbet, accountants, Commerce-court; and the auctioneer, 34,
Church-street.

To Oil Refiners, Tar Distillers, Rosin Makers, Brokers, and Others.
—Oil Refining and Grease Manufacturing Plant, Sheds, Cart,
Office Fixtures, &c., Sutton, St. Helen's.
Air B. GEORGE TURNER has been favoured with
instructions from the representatives of the late Mr. Richard
Watkins, to offer for SALE by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 7th of
April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, on the Premises near
the Glass Works, Sutton, St. Helen's, the .whole of the excellent
Working Plant and Trade Requisites.of an Oil Refiner, Tar Distiller,
Grease Manufacturer, &c.
.-The Plant, which is in good working order, comprises five-ton
Still, four-ton still, and thirty-cwt ditto, with lead worms, excellent
steam boiler, with fittings, furnace, &c., steam retort and furnace,
cast iron force pump, with three-inch rani, four cast iron pans to
hold about 250 gallons each, smaller ditto to hold 80 gallons and
10 gallons, wrought iron pans, wrought iron tanks, iron boilers,
steam vats lined with lead, lime tubs, receiving tubs, tin oil casks,
patent weighing machine, tin pumps, oil cans, tunnels, scopes,
beam and scales, iron spouting, spades, wheelbarrows, grindstone,
iciipitaT cart, large shed, with tiled roof, and the useful office fix-
tures, consisting of desks, office tables, nestof drawers, office stools,
shairs, pigeon holes, &c.
N.B.—The whole of the aboye mentioned Working Plant and
]Affects will firatbe offered for sale in one lot, as they now stand,
together with the Tenant's Interest in the works, which are held at
at moderate rent, and are most conveniently .situated for carrying on
a successful and remunerative business. If not then sold, they will
be offered in lots, as per catalogue.
On view on the morning of sale, or previously on special applica-
tion, and catalogues and all further information to be obtained at
Hr. Turner's Auction and Estate Agency Offices, 34, Church-street,
Liverpool, and Harabliaw-street, St. Helen's.

Large and Important Unreserved Sale of Excellent Housnaold
FURNITURE, capital Counting-house, Office, and Shop Fixtures,
- Stock-in-Trade, Cellar of choice Wines, Paintings, Engravings,
Piano-fortes, &e., Bold-street, Liverpool.
MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (the only authorised successor
to the late firm of Thomas Winstanley and Sons) respect-
fully informs the public that he has been honoured with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, tale 7th, and Friday,
the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, and on Saturday, the
9th, at Twelve o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 40, Bold-street,
The entire STOCK-IN-TRADE, modern and handsomely fitted-
up Office Fixtures, Suites of FURNITURE for drawing rooms,
dining- rooms, parlours; chambers, dressing rooms, with all their
various requirements for use or decorative purposes ; also the
cellar of valuable and choice Wines, modern Paintings, fine Engrav-
ings, richly framed, and a large assemblage of Miscellaneous Pro-
perty of considerable value, the property of Messrs. W. H. Thomas
and Co„ who are declining the profession of auctioneers, having
let the premises to Messrs. Shellard and Hodgson, shawl and silk
mercers, of Manchester; and as the whole of the premises must be
cleared by the 9th instant, it is imperative to dispose of every
article without the slightest reservation. •
The Furniture, &c., comprising the general stock, suitable for
drawing-rooms,—Suites of richly mottled walnutwood, including
oval and other shaped 100 tables, on massive pillars and scrolls ;
card tables to match; chairs and couches of various admired
designs, costly chiffonieres, with plates of silver glass at the backs
and panels, in carved and decorated frames, with marble tops ;
superb chandeliers of richly cut and frosted glass, with branches for
gas; grand cottage and square piano-fortes of full compass and
sweet tone, and an rulophon, of great power of tone, in cases of
beautiful walnut, rosewood, and mahogany; Canterbury music
stands, chairs, and stools, an unusually large and powerful-toned
musical-box, which plays the greater part of four operas.; great
variety of brilliant plates of glass and mantelpiece mirrors, of oval
and oblong shapes, in ornamental frames of ormolu and burnished
gold; groups and single figures of pure parian, on stands and glass
shades ; Bohemian glass china ornaments, &c.
The well seasoned and handsome mahogany articles, &c., con-
sist of large and superior dining tables, also several of smaller
dimensions, on reeded pillars and carved scrolls, pedestal side-
boards of superior make and carved backs, 100, card, .and Pem-
broke tables, massive framed sofas and couches, of Buckingham
and other approved shapes, with spring seats and stuffed backs in
morocco, hair cloth, and imitation leather; chairs of substantial
make, in sets of from six to eighteen each, to match the sofas and
couches ; Pembroke, centre, and card tables, on pillars and plinths,
bureaus and bookcases, also excellent Brussels carpet and hearth-
rugs of great variety ; bronze chandeliers, moderator lamps,
painted floor cloths, ornamental timepieces, in eases of rich ormolu
and bronze, enclosing works of excellent quality, and surmounted
with emblematic devices an&finely wrought figures in bronze, with
glass shades and stands ; beautiful models.of steamships and ether
vessels, some elaborately carved productions from the East Indies
and China, in wood and ivory,; marble top tables, bronze figures
of celebrated characters, others a a mythological class, and a great
variety of articles, which will be enumerated in the catalogues.

The requirements for Chambers and Dressing Rooms consist of
French and iron bedsteads, in great variety, excellent toilet tables
and washstands, with shaped and square fronts, Italian marble
t9pef on scroll and pillar supports, wardrobes, chests of drawers,
Matlock and cane-seated chairs, chevel and toilet glasses, in
sraeachZanY frames, also a variety of painted articles suitable for
secondary rooms, Kidderminster and Venetian carpets, printed
druggets, &e.

The whole of the handsome, modern, and expressly fitted up
Counting House, Shop, and Office FLXTVRES, which are well
worthy the attention of merchants, brokers, and shop-keepers, and
embrace a superior office or counting-house, writing-table, with a
(liable set of drawers; large and beautiful boo.kease, of Ancona
walnutwood, with a secretaire drawer ; cupboards, with enclosed
alphabets and divisions ; large Venetian shop blinds, inner maho-
gany framed and plate-glass doors, panelled and glazed partitions,
large brass picture rods, patent floorcloths, office counter, maho-
gany-top desks, stools, gas stove, chandelier, &c..
The Paintings are select, and amongst them is a high-class picture
of Leda, after Titian ; a group of tigers, after Huggins; a small
specimen by Daniel Williamson, and several modern landscapes
and portraits. Also, a set of fine Engravings, the Cartoons of
Raffaelle ; four grand coloured Mezzotints, by Martin;
superior
line engravings, fee., all very handsomely framed and glazed.
The Wines, which are of a choice and desirabe quality, nearly
all removed from private cellars, lying under cash advances, are
claret, and also about
with smellerk' quantities of
chiefly old pact,osfhergreineus,ineeh champagne,
cognac,
twenty dozed
sundries.
Amongst the miscellaneous articles may be enumerated about
cellars, washing machine, hampers,
100 dozen boxes of superior blacking, in bottles, 200 wine
stillages and utensils Of
decanters,i
superior breakfast, tea, coffee, and ad. deser.tchselryvi_cceuts ogflaeshsin: beasut9f
any painted and gilt toilet services, richly-cut
wine, champagne, and hock gIAsSeS, te•
The whole of the above valuable and modern effects may be
t the 4th and sth April,
viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday nex
when catalogues may be had on the prepremises,No No. 40, Bold-street,d appraiser,
And at the office of Mr. J. F. Griffiths, auctioneer an
• • -0, 44, church-stmt.

Snits kg Auction.

UNRESERVED SALE of a Cellar of Venable and Choke
' - WINES, Bold-street, Liverpool.
kATR. J. F. GItIFFITHS (tiro only authorised successor
i . ji. to the late Arm of Thomas Win ley and Sons) respect-
fully....-,
announces that he has been instructs v Messrs. W. H.
Thomas and po. 40, Bold-street, AUCTION, on
Sarirday, the 946stant, at Twelve o ck precis, , the whole
Vithe. vaipable Stoe of WINES and ".:PIRIl" lying in
II cellars of t e al;bvs,, named premises, .iell \ om
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to rosiden fVe cas d •Ices, . , 5 e emed
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expenses.
The Wines, which are of a peculiar five character, comprise
15 Doz. " Butler's, ' 1834, Port, about 20 years in bottle. 's
43 Doz. 1840, „ bottled in 1846.
12i Doz. very fine old East_lndia Madeira.
6 Doz. fine 1842, Roriz," 12 years in bottle.
18 Dos. fine 1840, shippers unknown.
The above are from the cellars of the late Sir Edward Butler,
Harefield-house, Southampton, and there is also a butt of extra-
ordinary fine old brown Sherry, late the same property, which has
been two voyages to the-East Indies, and pow lies in the Penin-
sular and Oriental Company's stores, but will be removed for
bottling, and sold in quantities to suit purchasers. •
Also, direct from a-celebrated Brighton cellar,
27 Doz. "Croft's," 1840, bottled in 1816.
47 Doz. ~ , 1847, bottled in 1851.
Also, from other private cellars,
24 Doz. fine old matured port.
35 Doz. "Taylor's," ditto, 12 years in bottle.
15 Doz.
10 years in bottle.
24 Doz. " Dow's," in pints, very old, in bottle. •
18 Doz. " Roriz," pints, 9 years in bottle.
32 Doz. " Cockburn's," bottled by It..W. Preston and Co.
with other bins of choice Ports, Sherries, Hocks, Madeira, Sillery,
Champagne, "La Comet, 1832," and about
18 Doz. Iluvet's fine old cognac brandy, with a quantity of
Geneva, and about
7'Doz. of-the celebrated Southampton milk punch.
May be tasted on the morning previous, and at the time of sale.
Particulars will appear in future advertisements. Catalogues are
preparing, and may be had on the premises, and at -the office of
Mr. J. -F. Griffiths, auctioneer and appraiser, No. 44, Church-
street.