Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-17 00:00:00

TO CAeITALISTS AND OTHERS,

TO be SOLD, Ten FREEHOLD HOUSES,
covering a large quantity of Land, situate between
Thtle•street and Tithebarn-street, fronting two streets, forming two
corners. Rental £157 per annum. This property ctimmands first
class tenants, therefore a purchaser can depend upon the income.
Price £l,soo.—Apply to 1:1r. George Byford, 32, Dale• street.

A VERY SA FE VE S rIVENT.

TO be SOLD, a most excellent PROPERTY,
now producing a rentel of £250 lOs per annum,
consisting of a large House and Grocer's Shop, frontiag the street,
with Sixteen Houses behind, forming a good square, substantia ly
built fifteen years since. Tenure is fur about 1,000 years. if imme-
diately disposed of, will pay about eleven per cent.—Apply to Mr. G.
Byford, 32. Dale-street.

LAND AT FAZAKERLEY.
TO BE SOL D, BY PRIVATE TREATY

Lot 1. Ten ACRES of LAND, at £l5l per Acre, and Two and a
Half ACRES, with HOUSE, Outoffices, Garden, and Orchard thereon,
at a valuation.

Lot• 2. Twenty-one ACRES of LAND (divided into 19 Lots for
building purposes), at £2OO per acre.
Excellent beds cf Clay and Sand will be found on the land.
Two-thirdsTof the Purchase money may remain upon interest at 4i
per cent. per annum.

The property is situate three-quarters of a mile from the Fa -ak,,r-
ley Station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, two miles from
West Derby, and four miles from Liverpool.

To view plans, and for further particulars,rapply to Mr.l.Flisha
Leigh, 7, Cleveland-square, Liverpool ; or to Mr. William Foster
Solicitor, 40, North John-street, Liverpool.

PATENT IMPROVED COPPER CORD,
FOR LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,
WINDOW SASH LINES, HOTHOUSE, &c.
GILT PLATED COP.D, FOR HANGING PICTUIIES.
BRASS AXLE PULLEYS FOR SASHES AND HOTHOUSES.
WIRE STRAND, FOR FENCING.

R. S. NEWALL AND CO.,
14, G ME-PIAZZAS.

HERE WE ARE."

GREAT FALL IN PRICE OF BUTTER !; 1

Sts,—During the past ten days I have received 1,847 lette-s,
all on one subject, viz,—lnquiring the cause of my late
silence.

I hereby reply to the 1,847 inquiries by another inquiry—

Could I expect any attention to be paid to my announce-
ments when the minds of all men (and some women) were
entirety occupied by the news of
THE WAR,
THE BANK,
THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,

THE ELECTIONS ?

That reminds me that on Monday some well-wishers of
mine niade an attempt to drag me into the Local Parlia-
ment. —No go.—My idea is this,—

" The greatest divarshion in under the sun,
" Is to Sell my LUMP BUTTER, and mind * Number One."

No, sir, when I make my " debut," it shall not be in the
Town Council of Liverpool.

As th.• space in the NORTHERN TIMES is now valuable, I
shall make my yarn no longer. For the present I will con-
clude by giving yon an amended extract from one of the
American papers received last mail :
" Rents most come down, the high rates of the flush
" times of 1856 cannot long co-exist with the levelling ten-
" dencies of 1857. Rents must come dawn—real estate mast
come down—fast horses must come down—fast young
" men must come down from their fast horses, and stretch
" their legs by a little wholvome walking. Provisions must
" come down—hotel charges mast come down—the pews and
" other charges of our fesh'ouabie churches must come
" down—bread must come down, and the late enormous
spread of crinoline mast come down, matwithstand,ng the
" awful letting down in dry goods. Every luxury and almost
" every necessity must come down to the new specie stun-
" dard, excepting—Wages—wh ch ought to go up. Talk of
" coming down, we have been informed that ' The Rutter-
" man' in Liverpool is now selling his goods to shoes at a
"fall of 4 cents a pound from the piicas of last month.

" Bravee, Butterman ! Excel•ior my lyiy. Prc,bably by
"this time, you are trad ng out pounds of good Butter in
" exchange for 9 con's."
Mr. Editor, your American cotemporary has guessed right.
Some qualities of BUPTER are now SELLING here at a
REDUCTION of THREEPENCE per P,,und.
Yours, as usual,

KELLY THE BUTTERMAN.

* No 1, UPPER DAWSON-STREET—THE BUTTER

PLACE.
* No. 1, CHAIILES-STREET—Under the Weight Office—

THE STORES.

At one or other of these plaers the No, 1 Butterman is

always to b 3 found.

PIANOFORTES, in ROSEWOOD CASES,
AND FULL COMPASS OF X.EYS,
TWENTY GUINEAS EACH (Cash),
Warranted equal in tone and durability to any that are made, and it
not giving entire satisfaction, will to exchanged, /re.: of expense,
any time within twelve months from date of purchase.
W. RYALLS'
PIANO AND HARMONIUM REPOSITORY,
26, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
(Near Woodside Ferry.)

N.B.—All the best and New:st Music at HALF-PRIM.

REGISTER GRATES

KITCHEN RANGES,

LEAMINGTON PATENT EITC HEN Elt S,

HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES,
HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS,
GARDEN SEATS AND VASES.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE sTocK IN LIVERPOOL.

JAMES R. COOPER,
RANGE AND GRATE MAN UFACTURER

87, LONDON ROAD.

BINOCULAR NAUTICAL TELESCOPES,
RACE AND OPERA GLASSES,
ON AN IMPROVED CONSTRCCTION,IN PORTABLE OR SLING CASES.
AT CONSIDERABLE REDCCFD PRICES.
AABRAHAM & CO. beg to call the attention
• of Captains of Vessels, Tourists, &e., to their large
stock of the above favourite instruments, possessing the greates
possible magnifying power and perfeESction in definition.
MAHOGANY STEREOSCOP, 33 each ; superior Card Slides,
lls per dozen; a large assortment on Glass, illustrative of Swiss,
Italian, Austrian, and French Scenery, &c.
MAGIC LANTERNS, with Twelve Long Slides (Forty-eight diffe-
rent subjects), 14s each ; larger sizes, do., do., 20s, 305, 425, and 80s.
A. ABRAHAM AND CO.,
Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturers,
30, LOXD•I3TREET, LIVXRPOOL.

*airs; by fluttion.

rest SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS,
CUTLE IIT, &c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers,
MVisitors, and Parties Furnishing.
R. HART has received instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at
the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street,
apposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable
WrOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTLIENWARE, PAPIER
WACHiI GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and
breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut
vlass lustre., of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea
buys, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c. ; also, an
satensive and valuable stock of eleetro-plated tea and coffee sets,
biddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks,
find plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated
table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anu forks
morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance
handle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,
he raost celebrated makers.
The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues to
had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale.

iJ3ubits Xotfre4.

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK

NOTICE is hereby given. th,t an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL
MEETING of the PROPRIETO as of th, LIVERROOL BOROUGH
BANK will be held at the BANK, in Water-street, LIVERPOOL, on
TUESDAY the 24th day of NOVEMBER, 1857, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon; for the• purpose of receiving a Statement of the Affairs and
Concerns of the Company, and of determining on the adoption of
such measures as in the present circumstances of the Bank may be
deemed advisable ; and also, if necessary, of confirming or otherwise
dealing with any Resolutions passed at the adjourned Meeting, held

at the Bank thisel,y. T. SELLAR, Manager.
Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpool. 12th Nov., 1e57.

EXTRA PAROCHIAL PLACE OF TOXTETH-PARK.