Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-14 00:00:00

A.SEIFOBU VILLA, OXtON ROA), EIRBENHEAD.
Bede= and subAantiat HOUSEHOLD FURNITU,4E, Semi-grand
Plano-Forte, by Collard d? Co:lard; Upright Chim iey Glass in open-
work r,ilt Frame, Cut Glass Ga; Ch ndolier for four lights, three
Very elegant Walnut-wood Dr.ve ng room T. tiles on spiral pillarsi
Circular Mirror, Pi‘turcs, Violin, Faites, Crary of itcuks, 51u3ic,

. . . .
-port:b'e Gymnasium. s.,veral hundred Hot-hen e ind Green-honse
Plant., Iron Garden °nail's, Ornamenta Vases, Iron Safe, three
Nilch ows, Sow, Pont ry. and otter remaining effects of agentlemal

falmoving.
11,1 ESSAuItSd
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N, HnOn DrlCT,e'sSpayN SELL
setemhbeyr
17.1.
Wl:L.:ally, at Eleven o'clock, c n t' e Fr Ent: es, AtRFORD VILLA,
eaten Road, Birkenhead, the valaab a HOUSEHOLD FUENt'l'UttE.
Az., comprising
IN litAHOGANY—Mas.=iva pedes'al slit board, 7 feet long, full set
1£ telescope dining tab'as, 17 fee by 4 feet g inches, on reede.l pillars,
With five leaves in mahog, ny ewe, theirs in hair-cloth, bookcases
'with glaz -d doors an eec.itvires, the powerful-toned t.enai grand piano-
forte by Collard Si Collard.
The mastnific ut walnut wood centre tib'e and the sofa
table, all to correspon I. of gr,t beau:y of desi;n and with
octagon top on spir..l soh:mils, the oval shaped occasional ditto,
choice workmanship, rosewood cabriole couch and two lounging
chairs, ditto double music desk, set of ditto chairs in dainaslc,
ehlsnn-ygiasa, place 54 x 46 inches in gilt open-work frame, with
urea be. circular mirror n gilt frame, tapes ry and Bruesa's carp: ts,
Ll7.minster Leal th rugs, Las rltandclier, in cat RI -se, for four lights,
f*nders in bronze ar.d steel, fi:o i mu, a taw pictures. framed prints,
books. bonnie and i-kiret music, gre.

THE BEDCHAMBERS.--Mahogany four-post ber!steads and er.-
"arias, mahogany t diet tab!es w ith m ,rb a tops, wardrobes, namarous
its of drawers, dressing glAsses, psi ted chamber fcrni rare, toilet
s&re, hair and flock mattresse!, goose feather beds, ,fharal glass,
Carpets, f:nderP, fire-irons, ehai,s.

HALL AND S tAlßS.—Mateo ,any hat wand, sight•day spring dal
tlicepitce, t it cloth, Brussels carpets.
kitchen dr: seer with i.late culinary utensil.
The large colLction of valuable green-h,use ancl hot house plaqs,
ecnaniebtsl iron gar :en seats, &c., three milch COW!. breeding sow,
fOiaatry, &c.

To be public y view3d on Monday rext, the 14th September,
when eatalognes may be lidd on• the p,emisee, er previously or
bletars. F. & J. HOD.ISON, at their office, and rooms, Argyle. street,
Birkenhead,

N. 4 house to be let, With—green bodies, s'abling, ont-offices,
well at,cked garden, &c , and occu..y ng (Om as acre of laid.

UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

Highly imro!tlnt sale of Gold and Sklv,r Watch3;:jewellery, Silver
Plate, Lrna venial Clocks: Bronze=, Electro Silver Articles,
Articles of Vrrta, and other va'uab eprop.rty,

91, LOLD.SnaEi.

'ftif R. POSOIIWOI I'l-i respectfully announces
.01 that he has received instructions to SELL by AUC-
TION, on Twsday next, the 15th instant, and following drys, at
lwelve o'clock each dey ircmpt. on the Froni.e4, c 4, Bold-street,
the valuable and exte, sive STOCK-IN•TRM)E cf Mr. F. L. Glib,
WATCHMARE t and SILVERSMITH, compriaing upwards of-
-300 GOI D AND SILVS R WA ICHES,

etabractrg the best description of English levers, tirst.dass G?neva
geld and silver lev.ss, together with is choice selection cf ladies' go:d
watches.

CHOICE AND FASHION IBLE JEW: MARY,
ineudirg maguir.c,nt gold bras ele's in the most elaborate design s.
Ron an cameo las:pa:es of exqui he sculpture, brilliant diamond
rings,pin',handsome le guards in eey yule. yof pattern,
massive goad Albeit and brequet cha!ns, ssedding, s goer, and dress
rings, gold and silver p ncil cases, bouqu,-t holders, card cases, vino-
gardtes, snuff toxes, &c.
C RNAMEN rAL DRAWING ROOM CLOCKS,
of the highest quality and most admired descriptions, in gold bronze,
and ormu'o, w,th cha to ,nd el .stic mr,nn is gs, in groups, figures,
and statuettes, from the most famous orig na's is continental galleries
Of art, with handsome pedestals and glass s'iad s.
SILVER PLATE AND PLATF D ARTICLES,
comprising tea and coffee equipa_ es, In handsome patterns, side
(Hakes, liquor frames, with cut awl erg aved bott'es, c, net frames,
with handsome cut 'rase, toast r tits, sugar basins, candlestick., ket
ties, table and dessert forks and spoons, silvers, Lidt frui', and card
baskets, teaspaons,tsb'e cu'ler y, s.c.

BRI FISH AND FOREIGN 0 SNAIIENTS,
among which will be f ,und handsc me Dresden china figures, oral
and Bohemian vases, a 11.. e eoLortion of bronzes, in groope arid fi-
gures, ingetber• with an assorttr eat bf ladies and gent'emen's dressii g
eases, writing desks, work boxes, jewel eases, xc. &c. After which
the whole of

THE EXCELLEN r SHOP FIXTURES,
Comprising counters, counter cases, large glass cases, ga ftVngs, &c.
May be 'viewed each Mar leg c,f ale, and catalogues had in the
premises, or from Iti r. Bosomworth, auctionctr and appraiser, 34,
Duke s re t.

('AB NET MAKER'S sl OCK
OF CAPITAL NitWING-Rt.oll, DINING-ROOM, AND
CIIA3IBER FUItNITUitE, SEE L—SFREBT.

IICEESbitS. THOS. WIN STAN LEY and SONS
111 8 ye received instrec ions from the Executorfof the
late Mr. Wm. Taylor, Cabinet maker. See!-: t:eet, to SELL by AUC-
TION, on Tuesday the 15th September Instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the premises, .t.-eet.street,
The whole of the very bn, edt r STOCK of well-marttractnred
HOU: EHOLD FURNiI UR w, including Dining. room, Dravring•room,
and Parour Furniarre,_of Wolnutwoco„ Rozewecd, and Mahogany,
all of whic.i has been manufactured of the choi eat wooi, and by &st-
riae workmen, rincl,:.r the hauled ate d rectlon cf Mr. Taylor, whose
eharacta for producing a tuArlor q ality of Cot ds has Leen so long
tele -rate I.

THE DEAWING. BOOM ARTICLE 4, of Walnutwo-Al and Rosewood,
include be,,ntifal y desiguid Chin:girders, with PI tes of Glass tit the
backs and Marble Slabs, huckingham Couches, Easy and Lounging
Chairs, in Frames richly Ca, ved and Ornamented, Lets of Fashionab e
of the most admired Fat e, us, Se aiug, eossional, an I
Devotional Chairs, with Spr,ng and Stuffed S ats, in China :and Can-
vas, Ob:ong and Square ottomans, Oval a: d other Shaped Canter-
bury Mu,c t.tanes, vain-it:Fie Circular and Oval, Loo, Card, and sofa
Taliies, Lady's Davenport Writing Desk, Framed Footstools, Pole
Fire-screens, Sac. _ _ .

Till DINING-a. Ox AND PARLOUZ FUE'ITURE comprises Four Sets
of very substantial Mali alan+ Dining Tabies, of various diar•nsions,
an Telescope Frame+ ; Ciren'ar, • 00, Pembroke, and other Tables ;
a•ihrary Bookcase of extraordiaary rich Mauled wood, 10 feet wide ;
Pedestal -idrboatds, or exceedingli fine r•panish Mahogany ; Cabinets
and Chiffinn!ers, ;Soraq' and several sets of Chairs, with Scats in
Imitation Morocco and Canvas; Mahogany-fiemel Easy, It eking.
and Lcunsing Chairs, with Carved Frcn• s and Arms; two Pairs of
, Carver's Chairs, w th Seats in embossed Utrecht Velvet; Sutherland
Tables, Butlei 'a and Sapper Trays and Stands.
THE AancLEs adapted f.), CHAMBRILB censist of modern French
.Bedsteads of Mahogany ned Illrcheye Maple, Ladies' Dwarf and other
Wad bas of exee:lent Mahcg toy, Crests of Drawers, Teilet Tables,
WashstAnds with Marble Tcps, Dressing ()Asses, Bidets, Commodes,
Pedestal Cupbo :res, &c.
To he newel on Mosnav next, the 14th of Septem` er instant,
'when 'Catalogues may be had on the Promises, and at Messrs:
Thos. Winstanley and dens' Office, Church-street.

BY oaexa OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE THOMAS PEER-, msg.
ESSRS..I'HOS. WINSTANLEY arid SONS
jj." will SELL by AUCHON, on Wednesday the
16th Lay of Septea.ber, 1857, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at tLe
Claren on ROODI9, South John street, Liverpool.
Lot 1. A Piece of LAND immediately adjoining to Egremont
Terry, on the north aide of Tobiu-street, and east tide of King-street,
11gremout bounded on the north by land, late bzionging to Oh l Rev.
Diainvracing and on the ea t by a street to tie S.rand cf the
River Mersey, and containing about 7.323 yards.
Lot 2. A Piece Lf LAND, on Le north tide of Church-street,
Egremont, bounded on the east by a messnage in the eccepatiou or
Captain Leitch, and on the we-t by a me-snage in the occupation of
Mr. Alen, ard containing about 4,1C0 yards.
Lot 3 A Piece or LA.\ D, o.) the south side of Union-st:eet, and
oast side of Water-street, Eowont, int,nlad on the east by a house
late belor.ging to Sir. John Lewts, deceased, anti containing about
480 yards.
Lot 4. A Piece of LAND, on the south side of Union-street,
• Egremont, opposite to Union Terrace, cortAoing about 550 yards. .
Lot 5. TW,) ROUP;S, lit'ely erected on the south side 01 Union-
street, Egremont; one of the houses is in the occupation at Sir.
Yowler.
Lot 6. A Fie-e of LAND, on the south side of Union-street,
Egremont, bt,unded on the west by the la't lot, and on the e st by
/souses and buildings encni.ied by Mr. James Taylor, and containing
about 3,d00 yards.
Lot 7. TI.N CO rrAaEs on the north ride of Back Church-street,
Ugremont, and a D ELLING Ht. USE, on the south ride of Union-
street, in the occupation of Jaunts Taylor, with a Saw Fit and
Wr rkshop.
Lot 8. A Triargular Piece of LINO, on the Bout side of U. ion-
street, Egremont, opposite the end of Darlington-street, and con-
taining about 3,430 yards.
Lot 9. A CO . TAGE and GARDEN in the virago of Poulton, in the
occupation of Mr. Davies, and a Piece of LAND, (throu.th whch a
Raitway will prosiably be made,) on the north side of Wallasey Pool
(part of the hooks,) containing respectively a out 12 perches and
17 perches.
Lot 10. A MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, in the rc.rth side
of Char li-etreet, Evro).oot, in the occupation of ta,r. C. F. Cox.
Lot 11. TVI 0 DIESSU GEC or DWELLING HOU:...ES, on the
aorta side of Church-.treat, Egxmot.t, in the occupatcn of Mr. H.
11. Cox and Mr. Alen.
Lot 12. A large DWELLING HOUSE and GROUNDS at Hi.4l-
- in the township of Poulton, and ptaish or Wa lasey, with
la. Ir. 25p. of Garden and P.easure Grounds, all freehold of inheri-
tance. A neat Lodge, Conservatory, Conch Hone, Outhowes, &c.
The House stands on.abont the highest poin ofthe c Walountryp ; lasey ortal)ab out, and
eemrr ands a vi- w unequalled in this part of is
twenty five minutes distance firm Liverpool, either by Egremont or
fiascos; on the first floor, large Dining-room, Drawing room, Break-
fast—room, Kitchen, Pantries, c.; on the second floor, Five Bed-
rooms,Dreseng-rocms, Blvh;Water Closet, Ac.; on the third floor,
Four lie :rooms.
the Flower Garden is tea' (tinily laid out, Kitchen Garden well,
stocked with Vegetables and Fruit Trees. 'I he House is approached
by a tarriago drive from the roads leading from Liscruel to Yonne",
and wi,s built a few years since by the late Thomas Peers, Esq., W'ta
iseo,y attention to convenience, &e. for his own res den Ce. Tl2O
House may bit vi wed by written perm ssion.
The tenu e of all the above prot,er.y is freehol I of inheritance.
For further particulars apply as to Lot 1 to Messrs. Lace, Marshal,
Roscoe and Gill, Solitito a, Union Court, s.'id as to all the Lots to
Messrs. Fish-r and Son, Sobcitors, Teintie Court. Liverpool.

ELECTIIO PLATE is an excellent substutlte
for Silver Plate. It can be made at acy price,
according to the material used, and the thick: ess of Silver
In Spoons and Forks three qualities are kept in plain Fiddle
Pattern, viz.:— No. 1. No. 3. No. z.
a. d. ae s. d. s d.
310 0 210 0 1 10 0
3 10 0 210 0 1 10 0
210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0
tlO 0 2 0 0 1 0 0
1 10 0 1 3 9 014 3
110 0 0 8 6 0 5 9
5004 9 0 3 4
11 0 0 0 17 0 0
0131 6
13 5 0 0 4 0
2 3 0 110 0 .1 6
DIS M 0 R
SILVERSMITH,
CORNER OP 11ULD.STREET, LlVETtnint

Table Spoons, per dotCn
Table Forks,
Dessert Spoons, ~
Dessert Forks, ,t
1- Tea Sp(lons,
.Gravy Spoons, cacL
Sauce Ladles,
Soup Ladles,
Sugar Tongs,
*Salt Spoons,