Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

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HE Parents of
Household Furniture, elegant walnut-wood drawing-room suite
large chimney-glass, gaseliers for three lights in bronze-and
ormolu, cut glass ditto for four lights, 61 octaves cottage piano- Address -
forte in rosewood case, cabinet ditto by Broadwood and Sons, hall Ul'
lamp in stained glass, wheel barometer, eight-day spring dial
time-piece, pair of plated candelabra, about: 150 volumes of boo'-
chest of tools, and other genuine effects of a gentle_m ')
removing. an
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..,....o. F. and J. HODGSON will SELL. by
clock at
Day (Friday),2Bth inst., precisely at eleven
o ,at their Commission Rooms Argyle-street, Birker,,deaa,
Valuable 11 OUSE H 0 L D FURNITURE; including the
DRAWING-ROO3l SUITE in Walnut-wood upholstered iu
viz.: gre'..a and
drab damask, Cabriole lounging couch, lounging 'chair and
lady's ditto, six cabriole chairs with oval backs to correspond,
handsome full s ze chiffonnier with serpentine fror,,,, oval back, the
anels inlaid with plates of silvered glass. IEIA surmounted with
marble slab, centre table on pillar and strolls, occasional table with
chess top, music stool, brilliant toned '',l octaves cottage piano-fo
and
rte
in rosewood case, powerful-toned tabinet ditto by Broadwood
Sons ; velvet pile carpet; the %urge chimney ',Jess in carved and gilt
frame, cut glass g'..4 chandelier for four 1i,..1,E5, two ditto in bronze
and relief, each for three lights, mahogany:A," board and other dining-
room furniture, fourlbst, Tudor, and Frew. A b,(l teads, bedding,
mahogany wardrobe, do. toilet table with maable top, handsome toilet
glasses, Sco • eight-days spring dial time-piece, large wheel
bar
andglass,
candlesticks, kitchen requisites, and other genuine property; also,
about 150 volumes of books.
To be viewed This Day (Thursday), 27th of January, when
catalogues may be had of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their
offices end rooms, Argyle -street, Birkenhead.

,'ANTED, a Female Confectioner
Birkenhead.

Apply at t, Grange-lane.

AN'fElYa Young Man, a situation as Timekeeper or Clerk.
Reference of the highest order given. Apply to s 425,
Northern Tintes.offtee 3j29

WANTED, APptentice a respectable Youth, age 15, in a
Merchaes or Broker's Office.—Apply to Mr. C. Ratcliffe,
stationer, No, 74, South Castle-street, Liverpool. 613

WANTED, by a young man, a situation as Porter; good
references may be had.— Apply, stating wages and nature
of business. to Richard Chambers, Galgate, Lancaster. 6j29

To Merchants and Brokers.
WANTED, by a respectable Youth, a situation as Apprentice
in a Merchant's or Broker's Office, Address s 53, Northern
Times office. 6j29
_ ANTED, a situation by a Young Man, who has been several
W
V V years in a bank in Liverpool. No objections to going abroad.
The highest testimonials as to character and ability. Address a 344
Northern Times office. 6j31

WANTED, by a Gentleman well acquainted with Cheshire
,
y y Lancashire, Yorkshire, and the Northern Counties, additional
Commissions, to work with his present employment. —C. C., Nor-
kern Times office. tfo

To Captains desirous of retiring from sea, Mates and Stewards of
Vessels, and Parties wishful to enter the Public Business.
Sale of the Tenants's Interest in a valuable and commanding Corner
Wine and Spirit Vaults, in a capital business position, in the
front of the line of Docks at the north end. The trade is done
entirely over the counter, on the ready-money vrineiple of quick
returns.
MR. WRIGHT begs to announce that he is instructed
by the proprietor, on account of the death of his wife, to
submit to the public, for COMPETITION 6 AUCTION, This Day
(Friday), the 28th Instant, at Seven o'clock in the evening, at the
house of Mr. llarris, the St. George's Hall Hotel, 2, Islington
(unless previously disposed of by private treaty, of which due
notice will be given), in one lot, the whole of the TENANT'S
INTEREST in the Licences, Goodwill-in-Trade, together h'all
the handsome Fixtures, Utonsils-in-Trade, and Possession of that
superior and well-known Corner WINE and SPIRIT ESTAB-
LISHMENT, situate No. 44, Bath-street, and corner of Gibraltar-
row, in the central part,of the line of.docks, opposite the Prince's
Dock, surrounded by shipping offices, warehouses, works, boarding
houses, and close to the monster new landing stage.
The premises are ',lf the most attractive character, having been
built within the last eight yearS regardless of cost ; the thorough-
fare is immense, and the situation for a really large counter trade
is undeniable.
For further particulars apply to .Mr. 'Donald, licensed victualler,
65, Park-lane, or at the Auctioneer's offices, N 0.9, Basnett-st. 2j28

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Assistant in a Spirit Vaults. First-class character. keldress J.L.S
36, Northern Times office.
WANTED, by a respectable Young Woman
protestant, a situation in a place of bus
rienced in dressmaking and millinery, and
Apply to Mrs. Levi, 66, Russell-street

e twenty -eight,
Is well expe-
Aood z,t needlework.

WANTED, by an active married Scotehman, a situation as
Light Porter, Messenger, or in any other capacity where he
can make himself-generally useful .Good testimonials as to ability,
&c. Address E 447, Northern Times office. 2j28

WANTED, by a respectable married man, 33 years or age, t
situation as Bookkeeper or General,Clerk, in a merchant'
or other office. Highest testimonials Stara present employers
Salary Oa p.4r annum.—Address s 420,Northern Times office.

WANTBD, by. a respectable Youth, seventeen years of age
.in a Merchant's OlEte, is well acquainted •Nt
Customs, Excise, and the general routine of a forwarding
business. Address, stating salary, Ate., w.w.s., 107, Ramber-street
jan 31
ANTED, by a young Man "ft,om Glasgow, who •I.
/ V penman and accountant, and'has had oonsiderable•mperience,
a situation as Timekeeper or Assistant. Has no objection, ,to make
himself generally useful. Address T.P.C., 88, Northtrn Times
Office, 3j31

a good

MESSRS. W. .li. THOMAS
(Late G. C. Harril and Co.),
AUCTIONEERS, -Axvitaiszas,and ESTATE AGENTS, beg to call tl
attention of the public to the notice which appeared in the London
Gazette of the 22nd of October last, and in the local papers at the.
wherein,announcement Teas made of a dissolution of partner-
ship between Mr. G. C. Harril and Mr. W. H. Thomas, the former
retiring from the firm.
Air. THOMAS takes this opportunity of thanking his friends and
the public generally for the kind support he has hitherto received,
and in continuing the above business in his own name hopes, by
strict attention, promptitude, and punctuality in each depart-
ment, to merit a continuance of their support.
40, Bold-street, January 18, 1859.

AND Co

To Wine

-UrrAIs.ITED, by a respectable 'YOnng Man, aged 27, 4. Situation,
TN as first Counterman to,s-respectable Retail Firm: Can give
most satisfactory references. Address x.x., Post-office, Ellesmere,
Shropshire. 6 jan 28
711)17-ANTED, by a respectable young man, who. thoroughly under-
stands bookkeeping and accounts, an Engagement in a
Merchant's Office, or otherwise; satisfactory
,character and competency can be given.—Address
',AMOS office

ferences as to
371, Northern
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Mit.ettable Youth, aged 16 years, are desirous e Charge or Vertisements under NORTHERN
.Attlekrig }lira in a Merchant's or Broker's Office.— DTirsuurATNTEsp,,ii3aosNerEvanrtEoNf
PENNY. -
J and a Nurse Girl. Apply at
•
ern Times office.
-it r, 26, Stafford-street. 2 jan 29

WANTED, a Servant-of-all-Work. A 1
__Devr,'Grtatero. &than-street. -PP Y
Mgaagement of a wholesale and retail wine an. d
business, in any town in England, would be most conscientious y
32, West Derby-road, Wellington-terrace.
undertaken by a very persevering, industrious married gentleman,
,toA.z., T at the Mountain
6j31
extremely well connected with first-rate houses, from whom the I .
gouda coulsdobteoimz2pooor,twedit,hanptilooaegfeartessidavuienoge.e!Abcptpeldy• salary -WANTED, a steady respectable Servant-of-all-work.—Apply at
opiired, Z 1 6j31
Uenry-street, Birkenhead. 612

XTANTED, a clean Serirant-of-all-Work, for a small house ; one
V who can cook a little. Apply at 22, Canton-street;Eyet`wn.
6fl

WANTED, a good Plain Cook; must have satisfactory cha-
racter from last place. Apply to Mrs. Black, Holt-hill, top
of Clifton-park, Birkenhead. 6j31
WANTED, in the countty, a good plain Cook, a PiOtestant.
Must have h tWelVe months' character. Apply by letter,
addressedz 16, Northern Times office. 6f2

WANTED, a situation as plain Cook, or servant of all work.
Can produce good character. Address Elizabeth MeAvoy,
or apply at 39, Field-street, Birkenhead. 6j31
WANTED, two Scotch or English young Women, as Cook and
Housemaid. Must both understand 'washing and ironing.
Apply at 4, Parkfield-terrace, Aigburth-road. 4j29

WANTED, a steady Man a Boots, for an hotel to Cheshire.
He must make himself generally useful, and a good reference
will be required. Apply at the Northern Times office.

WANTED, Immediately, a thorough good plain Cook • English
or Scotch, and Protestant; must have good references.
For address, see reference list, Northern Times office. 6j29
N - ANTED, in a small family, a young woman, as Waitr,s and
Housemaid, able to sew and wash well. No Irish need
appy y. One'from the country preferred.—See reference list. 4j31
WANTED, 'immediately, a respectable young woman as
Housettaid ; also a strong active girl as Kitchen-maid ;
mustbe English or Scotch.—Apply at 99, Bedford-street South. @j3l
WANTED, by a respectable person who has had some experince,
a situation as Ladies' Maid, young Ladies' Maid, or any-
•thing not menial.— Address, Maey Lloyd, Upper Marshall-street.
6feb2

AXTANTED, a Servant of all Work, and nhtsit be a good plain
IN Cook, from 25 to 35 !years of age, and a Protestant, none
need apply, whose character will not bear inqufries for honesty and
obriety. Apply, Spring-bank, Laurel-road, Fairfield. 5 jan 29

WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Chester, a good Cook, about
thirty years of age, where a Kitchen Maid is kept, she must
understand the management of Milk and Butter, and the Baking
of Bread. Also an experienced Housemaid, who can wait -at
table. Address, Box 70, Post-office, Chester. 6 jan 31

WANTED, a Footman (in livery) and Upper Housemaid. Must
be capable of discharging, in the best manner all the duties
of the respective situations, and must be also members of the
Church of England, and natives of Great Britain.—For address,
apply to Mr.-Gelling, Baker, opposite the Adelphi Hotel, Ups
WANTED, by a widow lady (whose husband held an official
appointment in India), who by the late rebellion in that
country has, lost all she possessed, a Situation as Housekeeper,
Companion to a Lady, or Upper Nursery Governess in a respectable
family. Her education, character, and references, will be found of
the highest description.—Address E 239, Northern Times office.
6j28

TO Let, a Room in a largs warehouse, near the Exchange,
suitable for wool, cotton, or almost any general merchandise.—:.
Apply to J. L. Cobb. 6f2

TO be Let, a capital set of Offices, with large Ware-room attached.
on second floor of 35, North John-street.--Apply to James
SteaMs and Co., 35, North John-street. 6j28

Bonded Store-room

TO be Let, in Hanover-streel, a bottom room, well adapted for
bonded stores. Apply at 42, Exchange-alley North. 6j31
TO be Let, two pair of excellent and well-lighted second-floor
Offices, with gas, water, coal vault, and water closet, in Delta-
chambers, Cable-st. Apply to Messrs. Hay, on the premises. 6f 3

TO Ship Store Dealers, and Others

TO be Let, the Premises, under the New Sailor's Chapel,Wapping.
Apply to Lewis and Mounsey, accountants, 3, Lord-street.
6 feb 1

910 be LET, an excellent Dwelling-house, at Seafortb. Rent
£52 10. Also, One in Mereton-road, Bootle. Rent £63 per
annum. These houses are commodious, and fitted up with every
convenience ; .nd immediate possession may be had.—Apply to

Williams and Jones, 32, Castle-street

Fairfield.
TO be LET, an excellet Detached Villa, called "Harford House,"
situated in Fairfield-creseent, Prospect-vale, containing every
modern convenience. There are excellent flower and kitchen
gard'ens,, double coach-house and stable, &c. Rent moderate.—
Apply to Williams and Jones, 32, Castle-street. 6febl

Furnished HOUSE

MO be Let, furnished, near Abercromby-square, a House,
containing three reception rooms, seven bedrooms, two
kitchens, yard, and conservatory; bath room, with hot, cold, and
shower baths. Gas laid on in all the rooms. Apply to Messrs.
Browne and Co., agents, 3, Colquitt-street, Liverpool. 6fl
910 be LET, an excellent Dwelling-house, being No. 2, Parkfield-
-1 terrace, Parkfield-road, near the Prince's Park, containing
dining and drawing-rooms, 19 by 16 feet; breakfast-room, 16 by
16 feet; and six bedrooms, exclusive of dressing-room. The house
is -well drained, and has a south aspect. Rent £BO per annum.—
Apply on the- premises, or to Messrs. Williams and Jones, 32,
Castle-street. 6febl

Edge-lane

TO be Let, with immediate possession, a good House in Edge-
lane, containing three entertaining rooms, seven bedrooms,
bath room, watercloset, &c., good kitchens, cellars, garden, &c.
The furniture to be taken at a valuation. Omnibuses rfass the door
throughout the day. Apply to Mr. Branch, auctioneer, 56,
Hanover-street. 61'2

Zoo it *Ati, Nartiturg.

The eharge
is TWOPENCE.
lfor Advertisements under this head, in the Noirrno:‘
DAILY Tar- 8,

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a 10 be SOLD, a CAPITAL PAGING MACHINE, with two 04
1 figues, by OWL—Apply at the Northern Times office.

To be SOLD, a WEIGHING MACHINE, by Thomas Cheth,..irs_
and Co., will weigh 4 cwt. Also, a number of -WEIGIITtv-
Apply at the Northern Times office

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Steam Boiler.
TO be Sold, cheap, a Thirty-horse high pressure egg
Steam Boiler, equal td new.—Apply to Wells and froug6fi
Naylor-street corn mill, Liverpool.

TIO
TO be SOLD, a first-rate DOUBLE-CYLINDER PRIN.-'
MACHINE, .by Cowper; size of table 3ft. 4in. by 4ft. lin• „,;18
in perfect working order, and will be sold at a very reason,'"
price.—Address B. 1100, Northern Times office.

kJN Sale, Steam Boiler, Engine, and Pumps, a superior llig„Dt
pressure vertical toiler, height 8 feet 6 inches, diameter 4 106
3 inches, has 44 2i-ineh tubes, furnace 3 feet-8 inches -by 2 feet..,
inches, stands in a small space, and requires no brick work; to- i;
an excellent high-pressure double-acting Donkey Pump, 10-incil
cylinder, 6-inch stroke, with two 5-inch rams. The above are wet)
adapted mining operations or Contractors' work, and are eqS,
to new.—Apply to John Bedell, Peter's-place, No. 11, Rumfol‘.l
613

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To Screw Steam-packet Builders.%&e.
()~N Sale, a pair of direct acting condensing Marine Steal...o
kJ Engines, 70-horse power nominally, effective power WZ.p.
greater, diameter of cylinder 34 inches, length of stroke 26 inep
link motion, air pumps all brass, pumps and valves all in excel of
order, and on the most approved principle ; the side valves aretto
the gridiron description, with India-rubber packing; in fact, ty
engines altogether are of the most modern description, with fot
most recent improvements, thoroughly efffeient, -and ready ,cau
immediate use. Also, a large Marine Boiler, iii excellent contlit4o,
suitable for a tug, paddle, or screw boat; breadth 13 feet 6 W 7,0
height 11 feet 9 inches, length 9 feet ; four flues, with tubes 1e
flues all complete. Also, a Patent Windlass, nearly new, SWA"
for a vessel of any size. Also, a Boat, 22i feet by 5 feet, adaptc".,,g,
the River Mersey. Also, a quantity of Wrought-iron Sha„%e
from 8 to 13 feet long, by 7 and 8 inches diameter.—Apply as
D. Watson and Co., Liverpool. 831"
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