Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-25 00:00:00

BY ORDER OF TEE MORTGAGEES,

BY MESSRS. CORRIE & SON,
On Wednesday, the 30th instant, at Six o'clock in the evening,
at the house of Mr. James Fox, the London Hotel, Lord-
street, Birkenhead, in the county of Chester, subject to con-
ditions to be then and there produced,

ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE
and PREMISES, situate and being No. 32, on .he west
side of Sandford-street, in Birkenhead aforesaid, and now in
the holding of Mrs. Jackson. The property is within a few
minutes' walk of the docks.

For further particulars apply to Mr. James Gill, solicitor,
Birkenhead. 10n30

Important SALE of excellent Modern HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

MONTHLY SALE AT GRIFFITHS' (Late WINSTANLEY'S)

ROOMS, CITURCII-sTunET.
Elegant Drawing-ruem Suites in Walnut-wood, Fine-toned
Cottage Piano-forte, Dining-room and Parlour Furniture,
two Chamber suites of fine English Oak, fine framed En-
gravings, &c.

MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (Successor to the late
firm of Messrs. Thos. Winstanley & Sons) respectfully
announces his MONTHLY SALE This Day (Friday), at Eleven
o'clock precisely.

The Sale will include a large and excellent assortment of
useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., consisting of fashion-
able walnutwood drawing-room suites, handsome oval-shaped
centre table, chiffonniers, davenports, canterburies, music
stands, brilliant-toned cottage piano-fortes, by eminent makers,
chimney glasses, glass ant other chandeliers of beautiful de-
signs, handsome set of curtains for three windows of French
damask, sofas, couches, sets of chairs with seats in haircloth,
mahogany pedestal sideboards, diaing-tables on telescope
frames, easy chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, hand-
some hearthrugs, steel-mounted fenders, set of polished fire-
iroies, framed paintings and engravings.

The Bedroom Furniture comprises lofty Tudor, four-post,
French, too handsome oak chamber suites, and other bed-
steads, with hangings and paillasses to fit, feather beds and
bedding, mahogaay chests of drawars, toilet glassei, toilet
tables and washstands.

Catalogues may be had at No. 44, Chlrch-stre2t,

Important SALE of EMBROIDERIES. To E::porters and the
Trade exclusively. Large and Fashionable Stock of Ayr-.
shire NEEDLEWORK, GRIFFITHS' (late Winstanley and
Sons') ROOMS, 44, CHURCII-STREET. •
ATR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late firm.
of Messrs. Thomas Winstailey and Sons) respectfully
informs the trade and exporters that he has been commissioned
to SELL" by AUCTION, on Saturday next, the 26th instant, at
eleven o'clock precisely, at his Rooms, No. 41, Church-street,
An extensive and varied assortment of the above GOODS,
in Lots, w:lich will be arranged to suit the 117:t:i1 Trade in
Liverpool or its adjacent neighbourhood, namely :
12 Lots, containing 303 Book and „Tact COLL:111S.
150 • „ „ 3,000 Book and Jact SETS.
27 „ 503 CAMBRIC HANDNERCIIIEFS.
12 „ BABIES' CAPS.
Trimmings, Flouncinp, &c.
The above valuable stock has been consigned direct from the
manufaCturer, having been only received • from the bleach
green iiithia the la,t ten days, and includes some of the most
elegant styles and patterns ever exhibited to the public, or
offered ter sale by auction.
The above goods may be viewed, and Catalogues had at the
Office of Mr..l. F. Gritnths, No. 44; Church-Street.

Modern and Hari,-ispine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Fine-

Toned Six and a-ha'f Octave Cottage Piano-Forte, Fine

Framed Engravings, Books, &c., Waterloo.'
sssoonrs to)
re
respectfully
flualityo
AlR.fi. Jrm o.
in F. llstaSnleCSlLede
announces that he will SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesday,
November 30th, 1859, at Eleven o'clock pr.cisely, on the Pre-
mises. Church-road, Waterloo, the whole of the excellent
modem HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, two briPlant plates of
glass, is gilt frame, powerful-toned 6-i octave c•-,ttage piano-
forte, by avaddingtaa,
in a beautiful mahogany fretwork
case, several fine framed engravings, modern electro-plated
articles, table service of superior ware, china,
;lass, books, and
abroad.
other effects, the property of a gentleman going
The DRAWING-ROO'M and DINING-ROOM FURNl-
handsome aclihtnz,einc
fyl uaidleds
FURNI-
TURE, which is chiefly of TV Csiii;
a cabinet of superior make,
rocking ditto, with seats in imitation morocco, plate of glass,
60 inches by 50, in a gilt and ornamented frame, and a smaller
ditto, 50 inches by 40, ornamental three-light chandelier, set
of excellent dining tables, 10 feet long by 4 feet 4 inches wide,
on telescope frames and stout turned supports, eight fashion-
able chairs, and two armed ditto, with seats in hair-cloth,
circular 100 table on pillar and pliath, rocking chair, Brussels
good condition,
carpets and hearth-rugs, nearly new, and in
pedestal sideboard, of handsame design, and'elaborately-carved
front, chandelier, with branches for two lights, window cur-
tains, elegant mantelpiece clock, on stand, and glass shade,
cast fenders and fire-irons, &e.
The contents of FIVE BEDCHAMBERS, including several
half-tester, French, and other iron bedsteads, handsomely
enamelled and gilt, with hangings suitable for each bed-
stead, well-seasoned feather beds and bedding, mahogany
chest of drawers, toilet table, and washstand with marble
top, imitation mahogany tray-top ditto, toilet glasses and ser-
vices, Kidderminster carpets, painted chests of. drawers,
tables, washstands, and chairs, and all tho usual requirements
of a genteel-furnished cottage.
The KITCHEN REQUISITES,- child's perambulator,,
glazed bookcase, and miscellaneous effects.
To be viewed on Tuesday, the 29th, when Catalogues may
be had on the pretaises, and at the Office of Mr. J. P. Griffiths,
Auctioneer, N). 44, Church-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—Trains leave Tithebarn-street Station at 8.55, 9,99,
and 10.15 in the forenoon.

2alts 1n aurtinn.

CELLAR OF -EXTRAORDINARY FINE WINES.
GRIFFITHS' (late Winstanleys') ROOMS, 44, Church-street.
AT R: J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the_ late firm
L of Messrs. Thos. Winstanley and Sons) respectfully
announces that he has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION,
at his Rooms, No. 44, Church-street, Liverpool, on Tuesday
next, the 29th instant, (immediately after the sale of the
Collection of Paintings, formerly the property of J. B. Neilson,
Esq.), about TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY DOZEN of
WINES, favourite vintages and rare qualities, the property
of a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, the whole
of whose wines have been removed to the auctioneer's cellars,
in Church-street, for the convenience of sale. The Wines
include :
21 Dozen fine Pale SHERRY, shipped by Tosar.
27 Dozen superior brown East India SHERRY,
• ' • shipped by Garvey and Co.
14 Dozen pale dry SHERRY, " Vino de Pasta."
Dozen rare old East India MADEIRA, of the
choicest quality.
Bin No. 2.-30 Dozen fine Burgundy flavoured PORT, 14

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years in Bottle.
•Bin No. 3.-15 Dozen Roriz, pure 1847 PORT, bottled 1850 :
a rich dry wine, with great flavour.
Bin No. 7.-15 Dozen of exceedingly dry PORT, vintage
1834. Bottled early : "Bomentero."
Bin No. 6.: 15 Dozen very rine quality PORT, Olney's,
feather brand, 11 years in bottle, in the
finest condition.
Bin No. 4.--33 Dozen fine full-flavoured PORT, old in bottle,

" Sandemau's."
Bin N. 9.-27 Dozen peculiarly dry PORT, with high flavour,
" liocher, Wigham, and Co." : very old in
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bottle. •
Bin No. 1.-36 Dozen extraordinary fine PORT, with flavour
and dryness, vintage 1842, old in bottle :
"Thompson and Crofts."
Bin No. 3.-13 Dozen of fine 1323 PORT, matchless in its
dryness and high flavour. Bottled early.
Bin No. 5. 91 Dozen Roriz 1812 PORT, dry, with extreme
delicacy, and in fine preservation.
61 Dozen BURGUNDY, of the rarest deser:ption.
9 Dozen of CLARET : "Chateau Lafitte."
si Dozen HOCK: " Leibfrainnilch." •
2 Dozen SUNDRIES, consisting of Ports and
Sherries.
21 Dozen SUNDRIES, consisting of Ports and
Sherries.
Any Gentlemen desirous of having samples prior to. the
sale, can obtain the bottles from the bulk, on or after Satur-
day next, the 26th instant, and samples tested at the time of
sale. •

R. MTLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street,
having been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm
o Winstanley and Sens, for a period of eighteen years, is
enabled, frompractical experience, to condect Sales by Auction,
of Furniture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same
honourable terms as his late employers. Valuations for Probate
and Transfer of Property punctually attended to.—Address
Mr. llTlelland, Auctioneer and tieneial Appraiser, 16, Basnett-
■treet, Liverpool.