The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-25 00:00:00

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LIBRARY are ready -to receive TENDERS for the
PLY of BOOKS and for BOOKBINDING. The Orders for
Books are given on the Second SATURDAY of each Month, and
hr. delivered at the Library Dial-dater
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Tenders must be sent i evions to THURSDAY, the 10th June
next. The Commi do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest Tender. By order of the President,
JOHN PERRIS, Librarian.
Liverpool Library, Bold-area, May 18, 1852.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASHHOUSES.
rPHE Baths Committee of the Council of the
• Borough of Livervol are ready to receive TENDERS for
the CONVERSION of the Washhouses in Cornwallis-street,
into BATHS, and for theERECTIONof NEW WASHHOUSES
in FrAriPrink.......i. ...A A., • • • - - -

hereto of the Washing

paratus

Plans and Specifications of the proposed Works nit he seen,
and all necessary information obtained, at_tbe—Office of the
Borough Engineer, Public Offices, Cor is. street, Liverpool.
Sealed Tenders, addressed to Chairman of the Baths
Committee, endorsed, "Te for Baths and Washhouses in
Cornwallis-street and F rick-street," must be delivered at
the Town Clerk's 0 , Public Offices, Cornwallis-street, on or
before Twelve ' ck at Noon, on Saturday, the 26th day of
June next.
The Committee do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest
By Order,
WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-Clerk.
Toren hall, Liverpool, 24th May, 1852.

Tender

Zo be ,*oitt or let.

RICHMOND LODGE, BOOTLE.
TO be LET, one of the most healthy spots on the
I Banks of the Mersey, opposite New Brims n, suitable
for a small family. The Cottage consists of two Parlours,
Kitchen, &c. on the same floor red under; five Lodging-
rooms, Stable, Coach-ho c., with a good supply of Spring
and Soft Water. c osed in a Garden, and Picturesque
P.easure Grou s, &c. &c.
Particulars may be known at the House, or from Mr.
rowNsif EN D, at the Courier-office, Liverpool.

TO 'WINE AND PORTER MER 48.
TO be LET, the OFFI CELLARS lately
occupied by Mr. Ed lanson, deceased. situate in Li-
ver- chambers, Tit' -street.= The Premises arefitted up with
Bins and all other requisites Fixtures for a Wine Merchant, alt
of winch may be had at a very reasonable rate by an incoming
tenant.
Apply to Mr. EDWARD BANNER, Solicitor, 24, North John-
street, Liverpool.

To be SOLD or LET, a substantial newly-erected
semi-detached Freehold VILLA, in RICHMOND-TERRACE.
CABBAGETIALL-ROAD, Everton, and within two miles of the
Exchange. Contains Drawing-room, Dining,ireorn;Six Bed-
rooms, Water Closet, Bath-room, wi wry domestic conve-
nience, and no expense has bee red thereon. Omnibuses
pass half-hourly. Price I ent .eCo. The adjoining
House is let on leas ames Leitch, Esq. ; will be Sold if
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desired.
Apply to ROGERSON and RADCLIFFE, Solicitors, LiverpooT.

FOR SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, THREE-
-1: FOURTHS of the VICTORIA ar.d ALBERT COAL.
MINES, and other PROPERTY connected therewith, situate
in RAINFORD and UPHOLLAND, within Eleven and Twelve
Miles, respectively, of the Stanley Dock, Liverpool, on the Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire Railway.

- Those Mines are the most compact properties of the kind,
and are now opened up to an extent of being capable of pro—
ducing frcm 250 to 300 tons of coals per day; and the distance
from the market is easily accomplished in about half an hour.
The Railway Company's Charter provides that the rate per ton
per mile shall not eXceed one penny; and Railway Companies
may be bargained with in a liberal way when they are satisfied
that these facilities will largely increase their revenue.
IN THE VICTORIA PROPERTY
are two Shafts or Pits sunk, nine feet diameter or thereabouts,
clear of the brick, and about 75 and GO yards esp-r 119riFcliftly.
with Engines, Engine-houses, Blacksmi 1 Joiners' Shops,
Coal Office, Lumber Shop and Stab , ead Gear, Flat Ropes,
Conducting Rods, Baskets, Tra and Tram Rails, Weighing
Machine for Five Tons, and out 700 yards of Railway to both.
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Pits or Shafts, with Cros on, gs, fenced in, all complete to the
Company's Line._ _
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T tToyee)lt
- " ALBERT COLLIERY
is situate in the ry centre of the Mines of the Earl of Craw-
ford and Ba rres, in Upholland, with Railroad through the
Right Ho urable the Earl of Derby's Property, and has one
Main Shaft on the Deep, nine feet diameter clear of the bricks,
or thereabouts, and about 47 yards deep, besides a Crop or Air-
shrft, with Engine, Engine-house, Head Gear, Conducting
Rods, Flat Ropes, Baskets, Trams and Tram-rails, Four Brick
Dwelling-houses and Blacksmith's Shop, a large Wooden House,
48 feet by 24 feet, containing an Office, Workshop, and Lumber
Shop, and about 1,250 yards Railroad of heavy Rails, including
a long Siding and Crossing at the Company's Line.
These Properties, together, contain upwards of 100 Statute
Acres, with many valuable Mines underneath those now
worked, and sufficient, it is supposed, to produce some Millions
of Tons of Coal. The leases are for 30 years and 50 yeas res-
pectively. _

In connexion with these Mines are 40 Double Hopper Wag-
gons, to carry at one run about 250 Tons of Coals, and are so
constructed as to be lowered over the Railway Arches into the
carts direct, without the use of spade or shovel. To do this,
'Two Lowering Machines have been erected at Slate-street,
Stanley Dock, by which about one ton per minute may be thus
conveyed by the laboor of three men, at ordinary wages, into
the carts direct. Also, a good Locomotive Engine, for bring-
ing the Waggons to and from the Mines. The Property is la
active working continually, and intending purchasers are
invited to inspect the Works and other Properties named.
The liabilities may be considered at an end, unless for the
deepening of the present Shafts, or sinking others on the Crop
for other Mfnes ; among which, are said to be the Three-feet
Smithy, the Five-feet and Four-feet Orrell, in one of the Mines;
and in the other is said to be the greater number of the St.
Helens Miro', including the Rushy-park and Little Delf.
The Lancashire and Yorkshire, and East Lancashire Railway
Companies have decided,. and the Liverpool Dock Committee
have also agreed, that a line of railway is to enter the Docks,
to be commenced by the Railway Companies at an early day,
whereby Coals can be dropped, by the peculiarity of these
Waggons, not upon the decks of vessels, but down on the keel,
by the hopper boxes bein; lowered, and thus save all expenses
and afford increased facility for the shipment of Coals.
The above works are only recently completed, and conse-
quently are all but new, and in the best order. Good reason
will be given for the disposal of the same ; and should it be
desired by intending purchasers to have the remaining quarter,
this can also be arranged.
The works will be continued on. as heretofore, in full opera-
tion, and a large connection has been formed for the time the
Coals have been introduced, and none can bring them to market
on better terms. The Mines now worked are well approved of
for House, Steam, end Shipping purposes.
furtherl?ofrAcK A
livtuomtfterd .PiaProprietors,iver
Liverpool.
and
D. A y and Co.,