Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-28 00:00:00

0.:0X. WANTED.

WANTED, in a family on the Cheshire side
of the river, a good PLAIN COOK ; one accus-
tomed to the country preerred.—Apply to A. B. C., Northern Times
office, or at No. 11, Rodney-street, Liverpool.

WANTED a SITUATION by a respectable
party of experience, in the Wine, Spirit, Grocery,
sad Shtp Store busloesslor on Salary and Commission, as Salesman
amongst Bottles, and the Trade generally, amongst whom he has a
toimection.—Address A 201, Northern Times OJfict.

TO TIMBER MeRCHANTS AND OTOEUB.

WANTED, to Purchase, 6,000 feet of Planed
SPRUCE FLOORING BOARDS, of 15 feet
lengths; also, a quantity of Panelled DOORS, suitable for house
property.—Apply at Ns, 9,Mersey-street, Bir►cenhead.

TO TEA MERCHANTS.

AYOUNG MAN, Commencing the Wholesale
Tea Trade, wisars to make arrangements with a
tint-class Home, for a SUP 1.. Y of TEA. Trade terms. Can give
weivent security for Zeoo.—Act frees A. 136. Northern Times office.

STEAM ENGINE, &C.

WANTED, a STEAM ENGINE, of 15 to 20
Horse-power, with TUBULAR BOILER, and
imitable PUMPS to Drain a Mine 6o Yards Deep. No objection to
one that has been In use a short. time, if in good order.--Address
A. 140, Northern Times office.

HALF-YEARLY ACCOUNTS.

AGENTLEMAN, at present holding a very
important situation, but having daily a few hours to
spare, would be glad to accept a temporary situation to make out
acoounts, or as Collector, on very moderate terms.—Address A. 190,
Northern Mnes office.

TO SHIPOWNERS.
WANTED, by a Master of much experience,
the COMMAND of a VESSEL Unquestionable
reference and testimonials. The Advertiser would take the Manage-
stint of Ships h 1 a Poteign Port, for which he la well adapted.—ippAY
H. E 8, Pretuona-row, Liverpo 1.

TIIDUCATION. WANTED, to go abroad
I r (Portugal), a GENTLEMAN capable of TEACHING
IINGLISH and Fit FNCEi ; he mast also be well versed in Geography
sad Arithmetic.—Address, with fa 1 particals.rs, to A. A., Box G. lb,
General Post-Offiee, 1 iverpool.
Liverpool, July 17, 1857.

WANTED, by a person, 33 years of age, hold-
ing a Responsible SITUATION, a SIMIL IR
ONE, in the capacity of Clerk or Collector. The Advertiser fiattets
himself that any respectable house would find lima an aceni.iition
having a good knowledge of Liverpool, together with Using seli
known to Merchants, Shipowners, Shipkeepers, and others, from
whom, as a man of business, he can have first class recommenda-
tions. He possesses sufficisut knowledge of the Paper Trade, sta-
tionery, and Printing : and where a practical knowledge is not a great
lasentilsl. he would be found a zealous, SuCcessfal, and honest
',Presentative. Writes a good hand, and is a married man. Most
sit l'atufactoq reasons c .n be givat for wishing to relinquish his present
uitn Ott.
Would have no objet ion to take an Ageccy.—Address
Northern rinses office.

UNDER TAX PONY PHEATON, WITH TURN-OVER
HIND SEAT.

TO be SOLD, a Bargain, the property of a
rentleman not requiring it this season, has been
thoroughly and substantially repaired, at a cost of 10 guineas; bits
lamps, and is qu te complete to effect a qu'ck sa'e ; 14 guineas will be
taken. On view on and after Thursday, at 6, Upper Newington.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES IN PARK-STREET.
TO be SOLD, by Private Treaty, all that Piece
of Freehold LAND, with the Two DWELLING-
HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the north side of and being Nos.
133 and 135 in Park-street, Toxteth-park, containing in front to Park-
street, and also at the back, 33 feet 3 inches, in depth on the west aide
79 feet 9 inches, and on the east aide 79 feet. The Houses are occu-
pied by respectable tenants, and produce a rental of SEGO per annum.
They are in excellent rep ir, and contain every convenience.— For
farther part,culars apply to Mr. George Webster, solicitor, York-
bn Dale-street, Liverpool.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. PARADISE STREET AND
COLQUI TT STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND AT SEAFORTH.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY.—Lot 1.
All those extensive and well-known PREMISES,
in raradise street, called the Star and Garter Hotel, having three
several fronts, namely, a frontage to Paradise-street of 42 feet 5
inches, to Ifanesty-lane of 61 feet 10 inches, and to College-lane of
120 feet 11 inches, Tha premrses consist of substantial buildings,
with stabling. yards, Sic., at the back, and 1 ave a spirit license
attached ; and from being freehold of inh.ritance, and centrally
situated, and in the immediate vicinity of the Custom-house and
docks, presrnt an opportunity for a safe and permanent investment
seldom to be met with.
Lot 2. All those PREMISES in Colquitt•street, next to the Apothe-
caries'-hall, and now in the occupation of Mr. Clements, carver and
gilder, containing In front to CoI.:AM-street and at the back severally
8 yards, and runnihg In depth bnkwards 40 yards. The Premises
have been altered within the last few years, at a great expense, and
comprise a very spacious shop and showrooms, numerous other
rooms, bath, titc., and have also large workshops at the back This
lot i, held under a Corporation lease for seventy-live years, dated 27th
August, 1825. _ _

Lot 3. All that Piece of LAND, on the west side of Derby-road,
Bootle, now In the occupation of Mrs. Dam containing in front to
Derby-road 38'' feet, and to the sh,re of the river 369 feet 6 inches,
and running in depth on the north side 486 feet 6 inches, and on the
south 589 feet, and contaLing in the whole 22,472 superficial square
yards; together with the capital Mr SSUAGE erected thereon, corn-
and drawing rooms and parlour, Boyersl bedrooms,
bath. &c., and every convenience suitable for a fir,t class residence.
From the contiguity to the intended docks, and the extensive
rontage both to the shore and Derby-road, these premiseswill shortly
bee me a very valuable property. The premi es are held for the
residue of a t. rm of seventy-five sears, granted by the Earl of Derby
by a leave dated 9th January, 1841, and are subject to a ground rent
of Lit per_ annum.
For ftt•ther particulars apply, as to Lot 3, to Mr. Edwd. Banner,
Attorney, North John-street, and as to the whole, to Mr. Henry
Forshaw, Attorney, sweating -street.
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At LE WIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
BOYS are -CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years,

THE GREATEST LUXURY DURING THE HOT
WEATSER IS A SHOWER BATH,

WHICH YOU CAN

PURCHASE AT HIGGS AND JONES',
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
For 10s. 6d.;
Where, also, is on View the largest Assortment of Baths ever seen in
Liverpool.

_TIGGS & JONES have the pleasure to
a. it announce that their STOCK of BATHS, of all
kinds, is now COMPLETE for the SEASON, and respectfully request
an inspection of the same. It has always been their desire to Sell the
Best Article at the Lowest Remunerating Price. In Shower Baths,
especially, nothing is so essential as a Good Article, to insure which
every Bath is tried before being sent oat, and its proper working
guaranteed.

s. d.
Portable Shower Bath, with Curtain and Brass Valve.... 0 10 6
Pillar Shower Bath. with Curtain complete .
Ditto, Large size . .... 4 4 0
Sitz Bath, Japanned Oak.
Sponging ditto, 30-inch diameter
Patent Wove Wire Dish Covers, 18 Inches.. ...... 0 3 6
Strong Wire Meat Safes
• •••. o' 16 0

HIGGS & JONES,
c FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,

46, LORD-STREET,

WE IT DOOR TO THE HERM:MY-OFFICE.

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RAUTCTIOONM THOMAS BRANCH will SELL by
IVI AUCTION,
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Court of Chancery, made in the causes " Denison v. Holmes,"
" Dan:son v. Avison, ' and " Denison v. Boardman," on Wednesday ,
next ,29th lust , and two following days, the sale commencing each da
at One o'clock p.m., at the Clarendon-roome, South John-street
Liverpool, the several Freehold WAREHOUSES, RICE MILL,
ME- S UAGES, SHOPS, COTTAGES, Pieces of LAND, and HERE-
DITAME NTS, situate in Liverpool aforesaid, late the property of
Henry Holmes and Henry John and James Holmes, his sons, formerly
of Liverpool, merchants, and all now deceaved, in Twenty-nine Lots,
namely:—
Lot 1. ( RICE MILL, WAREHOUSE, and OFFICE, in Raintord-
square, with the Yard and Premises adjoining, in the occupation of
Messrs. Wright and Crossley.
2. A WAREHOUSE, in Rainford-sqtutre, adjoining Lot 1, In the
occupation of Messrs. Trimmer and Grainger.
3. A WAREHOUSE and COUNTING-HOUSE, at the corner of
Rainford-square and Mathew-street, in the occupation of Mr. John
Parrett. -

4. A WAREHOUSE, in Mathew-street, in the occupation of Mr.
Hutton.

5. A PUBLIC HOUSE, called " The Vine Tavern," at the corner
of ilainford-gardens, togeth, r with Two Ct,TTAGES adjoining. front-
ing towards Rakford-square, in the respective occupations of Ws.
Fisher and John Goodwin.

6. A WAREHoUSE, in Ha,ton•garden, in the occupation oI
Christopher Rawdon, Esq.

7. A *HERR' • G-HOUSE and COTTAGE, with the Appurtenances,
in Hatton-garden, extending backwards to Johi,son-street, in the
respeciive occupations of Mr. James Roberts and John Lewin.
8. OUTBUILDINGS, STABLING, and PREMISES on the east
side of Johnson-street, In the oc2.upati,n of Mr. MI adlehurst.
9. Two SHOPS, numbered 122 and 124, Whitechapel, in the occu-
pation of Messrs. Raper.

10. A small 519013, in Manchester-street, in the occupation of John
Mackie.

11. SHOW ROOMS and an OFFICE, in Manchester-street, together
with a FOUNDRY and PREMI-ES in the rear thereof, in the ocen•
pw ion of Messrs. H. Pooley and Son,

- 12. A HOUSE and SHOP, in Blanchester-street, the shop in the
cr.cupwien of Mr. Evan Evans.

13. Another SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in Manchester.
street, In the occupation of Mr. Atkinson.

14.1+ SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE at the corner of the Old
Haymarket and Manchester-street, in the occupation of Mr. Hobbs.
15. Two SHOPS and DWE LLING-HOUSES, in the Old Hay-
market, in the occupation of Mr. Adamson.
16. Another SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, In the Old Hay-
market, in the occupation of Mr. Goodwin.
17. Another SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Old Hay-
market, in the occ opt on of Mr. Husband.
18. A tinther SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Old Hay-
market, in the occupation of Mr. Hall

19. A SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, at the corner of Old Hay-
market and A Ibion-place, in the occup Mon of Mr. Tate.
20. Two COITAuES, in Albion-place, and adjoining the Foundry,
Lot 11, in the occupation of A'exander Creney and Thomas Jones.
21. A YARD, OFFICE, and Small SHOP, oil the southerly tilde of
Dale-street. The yard and office are in the occupation of Mr. Cnant-
rell ; the shop in the occupation of Mr. Walker.
22. A DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, No. 11, Everton-brow,
in the occupation of Mrs. 0. Byrne.
23. A DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN. NO. 9, Everton-brow,
in the occupation of Mr. Miller.
24. A DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, in Everton-brow, in
the occupation of Mr. Webster.
25. A DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, in Everton-brow, in
the occupation of Mr. Jones.

26. A DWELLING-HOUSE, STABLE, and GARDEN, in Everton-
brow, in the uccupition of the Rev. S. B. Sutton.
27. A Piece of GROUND, containing about 2,632 square yards, at
the back of Lots 22, 3, 24, 25, and 26, fronting Watmough-street.
nd Upper Bean•street.

z 28: nD W LLIN d:HOUSE, in Watmough-street, in the occupation
of Mr. Roberta.

29. Two DWELLING-HOUSFS, fronting Everton-brow and Wat-
mough•atreet. The house fronting Watmough-street is in the occu-
pation of Mrs. M•Cheane.

Particulars and conditions of see, with plans of the property, may
be obtained at the place of sale ; of Messrs. Avison and Wlll. aadcliffe,
Solicitors, 18, Cook-street, Liverpool; of Messrs. Sudlow, Torr,
Janeway, and Tagart, Solicitors, No 38, Bedford-row ; and Mr.
Duplex, Solicitor, No. 61, Lincoln's inn-fields, London; Mr. John
Bewley„ Brunswick buildings, Mr. Joseph &nit, Surveyor, North
John-street; and at the office of the Auctioneer, lianover-street.
Liverpool