Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

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All R. JENKIN, (FORMERLY OF CLAUGHTON-ROAD,)
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, since the year 1839, 54,
VT.-15T1,106T, BIRIEENIIICAD, and LIVERPOOL. Terms very moderate,
and all sales, in town or country, settled same day as goods are
sold. .

jENKIN, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
since the year 1839, reiliectfully notifies to his former kind
Leads who patronised mist of his principal SALES by AUCTION,
when last resident in Cheshire, including amongst many other
public Auctions, twice the contents of the King's Arms,
Egremont ; twice at the Waterloo Inn, Birkenhead; the Welling-
ton Hotel, Liscard ; the Abbotsford Hotel, Seacombe ; in 1840, the
late Captain Wotherspoon's effects at Wallasey ; Captain
M`Donald's valuable effects at the Marine Terrace, Magazines;
Mr. Bates' and Mr. Cleator's valuable 'effects at New Brighton ;
16 Farming stocks in various localities in this division of the
C anty, and upwards of 200 other Public Sales and Valuations for
Executor's Administrator's Transfer, &c. In resuming business
kere, it will be conducted as hitherto, by obtaining for his
employers.the best prices to be *ealised, at the same time, to the
advantage of parties attending his' sales, as he doe's not himself,
nor allow his Porters, or others concerned to buy goods at his
auctions for his or their profit.
Letters by Post promptly' attended to in Liverpool or Cheshire.

Whitefle'd Terrace, Everton.—Modern Household furniture,
Painted Wardrobe, HasaHers, and otherigenuine Effects, of a
Family removing to a distance.
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AUCTION,ia. andonhi
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eoxDtG2S7tOhNinat willpuilEctLuaLlly by
Wren o'clock, on the premises, 11; Whitefleld-terrace. (near
IN/
reek-road and St. Chrysostom's Church), . the modern
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including mahogany crown-back
chairs and hair-stuffed couch, mahogany dining and Pembroke
tables, ditto chiffonnier, tapestry and other carpets, hearth rugs,
gasaliers, fenders, fire irons, numerous strong iron French bed-
steads, child's iron- crib; hair and flock mattrasses, feather bed,
bolsters and Pillows . painted 'wardrobe, knee-hole and other
toilet tables, chests of drawers, dressing glasses, carpets, birch-
-wood chairs, oilcloth, stair carpets, glass, baby jumper, kitchen
requisites, and other genuine effects. To he punlicly viewed on
the morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the pre-
mises-; or, previously at the office of the IVorthern Daily Times
newspaper, South Joan-street, Liverpool ; or of Messrs. F. and J.
Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE of a Genuine STOCK-IN-TRADE
of CELINA, EAI'tTHENWALtE, an 4 GLASS, the property of a
gentleman declining the businees.
MESSRS. F. and J. lIODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, on Ilfoqday and Tuesday, 4th and sth July,
pluiecually at Eleven o'cloek each morning, at their. Rooms,
AROTLE-STREET, Birkenhead, the genuine

STOCK-IN

-TRADE

CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
including dinner, tea, breakfast, and chamber services, a great
variety of articles of domcsOc utility in meat,- baking; and vege-
table dishes, tureens, soup, dinner, gild' pudding plates, jugs,
cups, basins, cheese stands, chimney ornaments, &c:, &c.
Tim CUT MOULDED Glass consists of decanters, tumblers,
wines, goblets, champagnes, jellies, celery vases, sugar bowls,
pickles, butter coolers, salts; creams, &c.
N.B. Thy attention of the trade, hotel-keepers, and priiate
families is respectfully solicited.
To be publicly viewed on each morning of sale, when catalogues
may be had, or previously of Messrs. F.- and J. llon..sox, at their
offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhea,.

Advertisements of Persons granting Situations,
Persons Wanting Servants or having Apartments
to Let, are inserted in the NORTHERN DAILY
TIMES for ONE PENNY EACH. Other
Advertisements, having reference to Houses
-or Land to Let or Sell, and all the 'Miscellaneous
" Wants" of the community,'are-inserted at
TWOPENCE EACH..

6.15U,5t strbants antrtr

ANTED, a Coachman, who will make himself generally
useful. Apply at 2, Parker-street, corner of Church-street.
sj24

ANTED, a good plain English Cook, about 30 years of age.
Must be well recommended. Apply at Northern Times
t.f.o.

W ANTED, in a gentleman's family, a good Cook, who under-
stands the management of a dairy. Apply t.y letter,
addressed Box x 31, General-Post-office. 6j27

WANTED, an Active Girl, who can wash and knows house
work, with good character; If from the country preferred.
Apply to Mrs. Haynes, 118, Copperas-hill. _ 2j25

WAN'"D' Protestaatt.servant-4-q..-I.Vorlt. aged about 20,
_who can wash, `and be well recOmmended from her last
place. Apply at the Northern Times office.
WADITED; immediately, a Girl, about siistten years of age, as
Servant-of-all-Work in asm .11 famliy. Apply to Mrs.
Heywood, Poplar Collage. Willasev, Cheshire. 3j27
-IVANTED, a thorough good Houstmai 1, who can be wellreconiniended, and can wait at table; no Irish need apply.
Apply at i3ankfleld-house, Dankfl, eld-st ect, Kirks:brie. 6j21
- Good strong Kiteheinnaid ; also, Two serranta-of-ad-Work
J-1 Wanted.. Apply,- between the hours of Three and at
the Argyle Dining ttooms?zposite the Sailor's Home. ; 3j28
WANTED, a thorough good English Servant-of-all-Work, with
twelve month's character from her last place. !Apply at
34, Berkley-street, between the hours of six and eight p.M. 6j28
C3l ks EV, LA OFFICE.--Wante-Rolii ds ; emai two
good plain Cooks want :ituations J. one Cumberland with live
years' good character. Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant.
ANTED; a Servant-ofzall-Work;: one that can milk, ari4l
no llihas
objet: ons to the country, Apply at Shuttlewoth's
Hotel. Lord Nelson-street, on-Saturday; between ten atid tiwee
o'clock,

2)C4
WAN I'ED, inuned6ately, good Protestant servants—Cooks,
Nurse; Waitresses, Houseinaidsh• and General Servants.
Good servants of all capacities can be sooresutted. Apply. to M,s.
Dustin, tract repository; 245, Grauge-lane, Rirkenhervi. 6j21.‘
WANTED, iminediately, about 25 years olu, respectable
Young Woman, as Servant-of-all-Work; whe,tan wait at
table, and give good reference to her last situation fox character.
Also, a respectable young unmartied Man se- Boots; who can pro-
duce a vool character f,r honesty, sobriety,, and industry. See
Reference List, Xorthern Times office. 6128

as phtin..Cuok iat smart puolte-auuse, a.a also tt
make hereelf useful, a.Woman. with good charuter fo•
abriety, honesty, v.:enemy, an& goJd. tamper. Wages
lust he a Prntrztan+ - 7 A , •