Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-08 00:00:00

treat SALE of EILECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS,
CUTLE RY, c.—lmportant to llerchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers,
Vi Wm, an i Parties Furnishing.

Mit. HART has received instrtultions to SELL
by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at
the Birmingham Glass Com7auy's Establishment, 29, Church-street.
apposite Compton House, Liverpool, tho whole of that valuable
tsaTOCK of rich CUT-GL.ASS, CHINA, E aitTiIENWARE, PAPIER
NICHE GOODS, etc., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and
bPenkfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut
glass lustre., of the most modern patterns, papier macho tables, tea
trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an
attonstve and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets,
toddy or not water kettles, NI ueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks,
and plated s dyers or waiter., card or cake baskets, electro-plated
table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anu forks
in morocco cases; top:ether with a great variety of ivory balance
handle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,
Iscr the most celebrated makers.
The Sale to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cata'ognes to
had on toe Premises, 20, Church-streer, Liverp,mi.
Isl.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale.

Y V LUABLE CART HO, S" S, at the BIRKENHEAD DOCK
WO KS, the Property f Messrs. G. Thompson and C the eminent
Contractors, who (from the .dys,ced state of the Works at the
Great Float) no longer re .niro them, . nd h:we, therefor, consigued
th m for nuresei yeti sale.

M E S
S.
AUCTION,I'UTChAisBD TuCeOsci ay)witill,e S 8
171..; Liiiijst a nbr
at Eleven o'clxk precisely. at Messrs. Thompson and Co.'s Stables,
on the margin of tt,e Great , teat, ao,nt one mi e from Ilirkeahead,
SIXTY C 4t T HOft-Ei,of the v,ry te,t desoript'on, of great weight,
aiss, and substance., with sh rt. tears lees, an 1 ex tr,crdioary fine
actin, comvrising SPLEI,DID TEAMS OF 'I lIE CHOICES I'
COL uUR3, priacipilly young, f e h, and free from lo!emisbes, and
possessing high characters for co-.rage, activity, and endurance.
They are all io prime sea oned conditi n, and constitute a splendid
Stud of first-nla,s Horses or general draught purposes.
Farther particulars may be Lai on appl cation to Mes,rs. Lucas
sad Co., Repository, Grea: Chaeotte-street, Liverpool.

LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL.
SVLFCT SALE FOR SUP/..R:OR HORSES ONLY.

MESSIIS. LUCAS AND CO. will SELL by
AucTros on Thursday next, the 10th September
laitant, at TWELVE o'clock, at their Repository, Gr,at Charlotte•
street, i.ivrrprol,

lITY HORSES, of a superior description, corn nrislng Hunters,
Brougham, and Carriage Horses ; a well-brLd STALLION, HaC:;si
Asc.

On view Ton DAY, and To-Noaaow, ti.o 9.h Feptonaber instan.
sad on the Morning of Sale.

ASHFORD VILLA, OX CON ROAD, BIRKENHEAD.
Modern and sab.stantial BOU iF.HOLD FURNITU E, Semi-Frond
14010-Forte, by Collard & Collard ; Upeght Ch macs Glasi in open-
work Gilt Frame, Cat Glass (la! Ch • udaher for four lights, three
Very e!esant Walnut-wood Dr ,w ng room r.bles an spiral pillars;
Cireula- Mirror, Pn turns, Violin, F utz,, t, tr.try or Books, Maiic,
pone!) °Gymnasium. s veral hnndred llot-hou e snd Green-house
Iron Ganlen Ctiairo, Ornament 1 Vases, Iron Safe, three
j Witch Cows, Sow, Pout ry. and ot'er remitting effects of agentlaman
removing.
34"sAsEil. Houn DT.G:PayN hi SELL
Set,n
September,
pact .any, at Eleven o'elorkou t* arr rut-es. ASHFOI;iD VILLA,
Oeton Road, Birkenhead, the volasb e HOUSEHOLD FLRNIIU:IE.
Se., comprising

IN! DiAn Oa; AN Y—Mass.ive pedes' al sideboard, 7 feet long, frill set
sd telesc ope tnlng tables, 1 T fee by 4 feet 9 inche , on reeded Wars,
with flee leave., in mahog ny case, chairs in hair-cloth, bookcases
with glaz d doors an i esciit Tres, he ;:otverfni-toned femi-grand !law-
forte by Collard !Sr Collard, the itie.;,nific.qtt walnut wood gen:re t tble
with octagon top on spiral o'iumns, the oval shaped occasional ditto,
and the sofa table. all to correspond, of great hei.uty of design and
eahoi.e wi•ramanship, ros4oort cabriole conch end two lounging
chairs, ditto ionble masse desk, set cf tttto chairs in damask,
shimnry glass, plate 5; x 46 inches in gilt open-work frame, with
Wreaths, circular mirror n gilt frame, tapes ry and B-ussels carp -ts,
Axminster heat th rugs, tat ehanthlier, in cut al ss for four lights,
lenders in bronze and stee', fl o i ous, a Law pictures, framed prints,
looks bona and sleet music, &c.
THE BEDCHAMBERS.—Mahogany four-post be !steads. and tin-
peries, mahogany 'diet tables a ith marb a 018, wardrobes, Emaerous
sheets or drawers, drsssing glasses, pal ted chamber furni we, tol'et
ware, hair and flock mattresser, goose faatte: beds, sheval glass,
carpets, fenders, tiro-irons, chairs.
BiaLL AND S I AiftS.—illaho any hat sand, eight-day spring d: al
timepiece, ci. cloth, Brussels carpets.
Kitchen dr sae, with plate shelf, culinary utensil;
The large collection of valuable grrea-house and hot house plants,
arnamerital iron gar 'en seats, &c., three m;lch cow breeding sow,
poultry, Ac., to b r public y viewid on Monday, the 11th September,
When catalogues may bs had on the premises, or previously of
litmus. F. & J. 110D1SON, at their office and rooms, Argyle street,
Birkenhead,
The house to be let, wali-green houses, stabling. out-offices,
st clod garden, Ric., aad oc•cu y ng about al acre of land.

VALUABLE ES r aTE3 AT PRE'TJN, LYPHAIf, AND
BYASII f
110 v-UPON-R !88/. E.
MR. .C. WALTON,
en Thursday, the 17th day of September next, at Three o'clock f. r
Tour in the Afternoon, at the Ball Inn, in Peyton, subject to the
conditions to be then prodnc'd, in the foilow.ng or su h other
Lobs as may be agreed upon at the time of .ate.
Lot I. A Piece of LAND, on the south side of
Nelson-street, Prestn, and bounded on the
vest by the back parts of pnmises f. canting Adelphi-street. one
107 square yards measuring from the centre of Nelson-
street, together with the COTTAG': and SHOP thereon, in the occu-
pation of E len ler, at a yearly rent of 4;0 Si. The premises
are leaashold for a term of 1,000 years, commencing Ind November,
1852, and are subject to a yearly rent of 41 7s 4d.
1. A Piece of LAND, on the narth-east corner of Emanuel street.
Preston, and abuting on Murray-street, containing 34 square
yards, measuri g from the centre f Emanuel-street and a/ urray-
*zee% with the Three C. I'IT4G S thereon, in the occupation of
Samuel Bennet, Henry P.m, ett, and Robert Rabinson, producing
the yearly rent of .Z 24 14s.
3. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Emanuel-street, adjein-
log the above, conta ning 3.11 square yards, measuring from the
centre of Emanuel-street, with t' e Four C'ITTAGEI thereon, in
the occupation of Slagaret Rogers, Mrs Watts, t horns, Jackson
Ealsall, and David Macsiensal., aroducirg the yeany r.nt of
4831 4s.
4. A Piece of LAND, en the north-west corns of Heysham-
street, abn'ting ou Morray-street, contaning 345 squire yards.
measuring from the centre of Illurray,treet and II ]sham-street,
with the Three COTTAGES and B, RE DC'S `,l thereon—two in the
Occupation of William Thom, son and Henry Simms. 'and one at
present unoce.ipti d, pr. dacin, the yearly rent of Z 24 14s.
5, A 'Plot of BUILDING t AN 0, on the east side of Emanuel-
street, mi alluring, in front to the street 118 .eet, and in depth back-
wards, measuring from the centre if Emanuel-street, 51 feet 7 inches,
and containin in the *fide 678 yards.
5. A perpetual YEARLY REN rof £8 10, 4d, arising from, and
will secured on, Houses in Ilevsharn-street.
Lots 2,3, 4,5, and 6 are freehold of inheritance.
7. A highly valuable Freehold ESTA E, coma! ing 40a 3r 20p
statute measure, or thdraboats, of excellent LAND, situated uprn
the bank of the Ribble, in the Hamlet of Ashton, comprising a
newly-erected Mcnsioustonse, called "The Larches," with de:cched
Mice, of every tit:sedation, large and productive garden', 'vinery,
and ereetrhous es, stables, coach-rhouses, farm yard, and farm band-
/ ngs ; together with a VILLA RESIDENCE, or Farm House, Ca led
"Ashton Bank," and six CO iTAGe.', upon different parts of
Ike Estate.
The Mansion House Is beautifully situated uron the North
bank of the Ribble, in A hton, about tao miles from Preston; is
surrounded by hasten ly laid out pleasure grounds and thriving
plantations, and fit for the occupation of a gentleman cf fortune.
8. A very desi'able, convenient, subst total, and well-built
RESIDENCE, si nate fronting the beach at Lytham, the corner of
titation—street, an t rear the railway station, wrth gardener's
eottave and other conveniences attache, and large pro.:uctive
gardens and pleasure. grounds, contait lag in the • whole 4,598
square yards of lan i. The premiie3 are 'easehold, and are held
for the residee of a term of 99 years from the 8 h of October,
11141, subject to a ground rent of £29.
The House contains dining, drLwing., and breakfast rcomi,
library, entrance-hal, buyer's pantry, ki'chens, back-kitchen,
milieu on the basement floor, wi h nine excellent bedrooms,
servants' room, bath, water-closet, Bze., on the first floor, and
oftpactina cellars and vaults.
for further particulars and plans app'y to Mr. H. C. Walton,
the Auctioneer; Messrs. Park Son, and -Garlick, Surveyors,
peers on ; Messrs. 1 odge and Harris, Soliutors, Preston; or to
Mr. H. Forshaw, 12, sweeting-st eet, Liverpool.

EL CIBLE PROPERTY IN WOOLTON, lIALEII 00D, AND
DITI ON.
By Mr. THOMAS TRAVERF--E.

On FSIDAY, the 180 day of Sep,embir instant, at six O'clock in the
ereninv, at Mr. Priest's, the Woolt n et Wootton, sn'ject to
the =dittoes of tte sale to be then pro.lnced, in the fo,low.ng or
such other lots as may be agreed rp ,n at the time of sale.
Lot I.ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-
NOUS CO ,TAGE, and OUTBUILD-
INGS, called "DANNSIT'S TINEMENT," with several closes of LAND,
situate in Ditton containing in the whole 16.4.. 35 20P. of Lens', or
thereabouts, and formerly in the ocznpation o' the late X . Isaac
Moss.

2. All those several Cl,se, and Parcels of LAvD, alaate in Hale-
wood, wit to five m nntes' walk of the Halewo 'd and Dirton Stations
of the St. Helens and Garston Railway, with the MKSSU kGE Ott
DWP.LLING-HOUSE, CO I TAG 4, and OUTBU LDI ,Gi, cared
"Trim's." contain ni; in the whole 84 Acr.,s of Lind, or thereabouts
and ro.w in the o'cnpation of lfr. finhat I urton.
3. All that piece of L'ND with ttte TABLE and Three
CO ETAGEs there n, situate on the east a de or Quarry-lane, in Mu h
Woo ton, and in the rear of Two Dwelling-home formerly belonging
to the late 51r. Wm. reenough, con`, totog in breadth on the west
side, incl.(' nu v.° ate of a certain st.eat, 4f 5 y rds wide, and rt
tha back severally 20 yards, and in nning in rear or depth backwards
74 yards, and conta'aing in the who's 1,410 snpern,ial square yards
of Land, or thereab Alt's, and n,..w in the respective otcupations of
Timothy Wa'ker, and others.
The Tenure is Freehold.

Fur further part!co art apply to '4r. EDWARD Mon, Ilalewun i
Brewery ; or to Mr. CROFTER, :olicitor, Clartnaua-blildlugs, south
John-street, Liverpool.

Valuable PROPERTIES at Bo tle-curn-Lii eacre, and Tarleton and
Vic tort.-; treats, Evertor., Liverpool.

E SRS. WIN.-,TANLEY And SONS
will SELL IIiUSLbyAUC LION. on Monday the 21st
Instant, at Half-put o.ie for Tiv o'c ok, at the clarenchn Arms,
South John-stre4, Live.pool, subject to such conditions as may then
• roomed,

Lot 1. Thiee substantially and wel It D WE Ur • G-HOU:IES,
fronting the river Mersey, containing two si'tiiig rc omit, four bed
rooms, water c'oset, bath room, and tw., k t.bens, with Gardens and
Land belomeng. now in the re- rec ive ocenpatinns of Me.srs. W.
Parkinson, Riley, and Hulbert, at the low rent of 431 10a e&li.
'these Houses are with n a few minutes' walk of the Marsh-land
Railway Station, and command a mo,t extensive view of the r:ver and
bay, whilst they possess every advent ige for summer residence and
bathing. The tenure of this lot is lea chad under the Earl of Deny
for 75 years, from the 15th Ma ch, 1846.
Lot 2. Three DWELLING-IL US' s, and COTTAGE adjoining
and at the back of lot 1, with Garden.. and Land belong ng -
The Luna are respective y let at 428 per ann. m each, and the
Cottage at i 4 per annum. The enui e of this lot is the same as lot 1
Lot 3. All th .t Freehold Piece of A ,D situate In Everton, on the
south side of Tarleton-street, containing in front to the said street
and at the back respect ve'y lan feet, and rtinnii g in depth on the
east and 'not sides resrctiv• ly 39 feet 9 inches, which said Ilene of
land contains 53 t square yards ; tog, fit r with the •Eight cap,tal-
NES,UAGES. or Dw llitie-houses. and Buildings erected thereon..
And also all that ot! or P.ece of Freehold LAND, situate in Ever, nn
aforesaid, on the north side of Victoria-street, and at the back of the
Illratly described 'premises, and coats n rg in front t Victcr a-street
and in brtalth at the back 120 Lest and in eepth on Vie ea t and
west sides 25 feet 7 Ina es, which s rid piece of land contains 351 1.9
square Yards ; together with the Eight YIESSUAGES, or Lwel ing-
houses, and Bnildirtr s erected thereon.
The abnve-mentioned sixteen Houses are wet and substantially
silt, and the rental exceeds 4225 per annual.
For further particulate apply to Xessrs. Duncan, Squarey, knd

WANTED, in a Merchant's Office, a Gentle-
,''V man, capable of tak'ng the ENTIRE MANAGE-
MENT of the Count'rg House Business, Correspondence in French,
German, and Enash, acid who thorough y underst.nds Bookkeeping
by double entry.—Address Buz A. 347, Post-office, Manchester.

Commercial TRLVELLER, of industrious
and persevering hltits, having a good connec►ion
among.t G ocers and Drug,tsts to the principal towns of Lancashire
and Yorkshire. is. desirous of a RE-ENGAC,EMEN F. Reference
from present emplo}er.—Address Alpha, Bary New•ro d, Bolton.

TO MERCHANTS, &C.
AYOUNG MAN, aged 20, is in want of a Situ
aeon as CLERK- He is an expeditious mita., a
quick arithmetician, and can correspond in French aid German. A
moderate salary requirel.—Address A 49, orthern Times office.

LIVERPOOL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION,
HOPE-PLACE

'"ANTED, as MASTEit7a Person competent
to instruct the Boys in the ordinary branches of
Engli.h Education,—Applcations, stating age and other Particulars,
and enclosine copies of te,timonials as to qualifications and moral
character, to be addressed to the Chairman of the Board of Manage-
ment, at the &boob:louse, Hope-place.