The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-09 00:00:00

THIS DAY (TUESDAY),

,•
CAPITAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HANDSOME
Mahogany Wardrobe, Half-tester Bedsteads, Marble Toilet
Tables and Stands, Dinner Service, China Tea Set, Table
Cutlery, Two handsome Brussels Carpets and Rugs, elegant
Chimney Glasses, a Pedestal Sideboard, of very rich wood,
Bookcase, and Telescope Dining Table, on massive carved
legs, a superb Sofa, expressly made to order, Two Couches,
and Three Sets of Mahogany Chairs, in good condition,
Chiffonnier and Oblong Table, both of good wood, a Loung-
ing Chair, Rocking Ditto, Four prime Feather Beds, capital
Mahogany Chests of Drawers, and other Painted Chamber
Articles, Mahogany Hall Table, Pair of Hall Chairs, Hat-
stand, Eight-day Clock, Oil Cloth, large Square of Ditto,
and Kitchen Items.

/FR. GRICE has instructions to SELL by
.o'l AUCTION, THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 9th instant, at
Eleven o'clock prompt, on the Premises, 17, St. Anne-street.
the whole of the truly elegant and modern FURNITURE of
the Drawing, Dining, Sitting, and Bedrooms of a family going
to Australia.

The whole may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Cata-
logues of particulars may be had from Mr. GRICE, 40, White-
chapel, or on the Premises.

On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool. (subject to the conditions of sale to be then and

there produced), - -
ALICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, on the north
side of Norfolk-street, known by the name or sign of
"THE GRAPES," and in the occupation of John Moore, with
a DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, in the occupation of Jane
Oakman.
Also, Twelve DWELLING-HOUSES, in the rear of the
Houses fronting Norfolk-street, and forming a Court or Place
there called Bamber-court, and terminating in Watkinson-
street.

Together with Two DWELLING-HOUSES, fronting Wat—
kinson-street, in the respective occupations of Murphy and
Fitzpatrick.
The Property is Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liver-
pool, for a term of 75 years, from the 20th November, 1838.
The houses are respectably tenanted, and yield a total rent
of zeisp per annum, or thereabouts.

For flintier particulars apply to Mr. Toutmt s, Solicitor,
2, Kent-street, Liverpool.

Errianb.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA
The DROGHEDA STEAM-PA
9 I.E. PA NY's splendid fleet of new ai
rft iron Steam-ships are intended
Goods and Passengers, from th
of
the Collingwood Dock, Live
or without Pilots,) as under :
WEDNESDAY August 10.. at 2 o'clock, Afternoon
THURSDAY August 11.. at 3 o'clock, Afternoon
SATURDAY August 13.. at 4 o'clock, Afternoon
MONDAY August 15.. at 7 o'clock, Afternoon
WEDNESDAY August 17.. at 9 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY August 18.. at 9 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY August 20.. at 10 o'clock, Night.
MONDAY kugust 22.. at 11 o'clock, Night.
Leaving DROGH EPA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SATURDAY.
Cabin Fare, (including Steward's Fee,)los.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM M'ELROY, 35, Water-street.

,alts b Auction.

ALE OF SHIRTING, SHEETING, TABLE LINENI
BED-TICKS,
By Mr. BRANCH,
am DAY (Tuesday), the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at

the Hanover-rooms
AQUANTITY of Manufactured PIECE
GOODS, comprising Linen Bed Sheetings, Two Yards
and a Quarter wide ; Linen Bed-ticks ; tine Shirtings,
a Yard and a Quarter wide ; Two Hundred Bags, suita-
ble for Whitening, Plasterers, &c.; sundry Linen Checks,
Damask Table Linen, Towelling, a quantity of useful strong
Twine, &c.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues

I .
UNRESERVED SALE OF A SMALL CELLAR OF
CHOICE WINES, AND TWO SHARES IN TH
LYCEUM LIBRARY.
By Mr. BRANCH,
slay), the 9th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Hanover Rooms.
"
TDTE Cellar of WINE, cousisfing of
A about

THIS DAY (Ti

14 Dozen Old SHERRY.
19 Dozen Amontillado SHERRY. part in Pints.
14 Dozen very fine PORT, Taylor, Fladgale, and Co., Su
Years in Bottle.
36 Dozen Oftley's celebrated Feather PORT, Five Years ill
Bottle.

27 Dozen Croft's very Dry PORT, Six Years in Bottle.
20 Dozen High Class CLARET, part in Pints.
6 Dozen CHAMPAGNE, with smaller quantities ofSparklir
+MOSELLE, HOCK, BARSAC, and other FRENCK
and RHENISH WINES, Also,
11 Dozen Jamieson's Irish Malt WHISKY.
50 Gallons RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
Samples from the Bulk, which will be removed, to 1%1
BRANCH'S Warehouses prior to the sale, will be exhibited,
and Catalogues may be had at the Rooms.
Immediately after the above will be offered, FourQuarter—
casks of floe SHERRY, several Cases of HOCK, Ten Cases of
PORT, and other WINES and BRANDY, in Bond, of which,
Samples may be tasted at the time of sale.
Also, TWO SHARES in the LIVERPOOL LIBRARY 1/3
the LYCEUM; Subscriptions paid up to the end of Aprilr
1854, with Catalogue complete.

SALE OF IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, 6-c.
By Mr. BRANCH,
On THURSDAY next, the_ 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at

the Hanover-rooms, -
ACONSIDERABLE Quantity of HARD-
WARE and IRONMONGERY: 600 Dozen Files, from
3 inches to 14 inches; 14 Dozen Plane Irons, from 2 inches tO
*inches; 26 Dozen Chisels and Gouges, from 1 inch to 2a
inches; 9 Cwt. Iron Wire ; 5 Tons of Nails, of various kinds' ,
70 Joiner's Adzes; 20 Cross-cut Saws; 5 Cwt. Hinges, 01
various sizes ; 10,000 Sailmakers' Needles, No. 7 to No. 16;
with a Quantity of Compasses, Nippers, Table Knives, BraSS.
Candlesticks, Springs, Glass Paper, Locks, Britannia Metsi
Goods, and other Ironni-ngery Articles.

To be viewed TO-MORRO' (Wednesday), the 10th insfant,
when Catalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES.
By Mr. BRANCH,
On TUESDAY, the 23d instant, at Two o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver-
pool, in the following or such other Lots as may be fixed_

upon at the time of sale, and subject to such conditions as
will be then and there produced,
Lot I. ALL that Piece of LAND, consisting of
upwards of 687 square yards, together with the
_e DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon, situated on
the west side of Wood-grove, and south side of Edge-lane,
beyond the Botanic Gardens, and near the Ropery, in the so-
veral occupations of Messrs. Jones, Fagan, and Thompson.
Lot 2.—A1l that Piece of LAND, consisting of upwards of
1,050 square yards, together with the Two DWELLING'
HOUSES erected thereon, situated on the north side of Lot
I, and in the several occupations of Messrs. Edward Batters
and William Forshaw.

Lot 3.—A1l that Piece of LAND, consisting of upwards of
891 square yards together with the Two DWELLING'
HOUSES erected thereon, situated on the north aide of Lot
2,. and in the several occupations of Messrs. Charles W. Ban-
luster and Daniel Waters.

Lot 4.—A1l that Piece of LAND, consisting of upwards of
1,087 square yards, together with the Three DWELLING:
HOUSES erected thereon, situated on the south side of 10'
3. and fronting Edge-lane, in the several occupations of ?J
Bairstow, Mrs. Redmayne, and Mr. Charles Bull.
The Tenure of the whole is Copyhold of Inheritance.
An excellent opportunity is now afforded to such parties 1$
wish a Country Residence at a moderate cost, in a respectabie.
locality, and of easy access to the town.

For -further particulars apply to Mr. H. A. HoLDNIIP
Cherry-street, Birmingham; or to Mr. Romm. StiourHousS,
Accountant, 1. Dale-street, Liverpool.

ON 7UESDAY NEXT, 16th AUGUST.
By JACOB and SMITH,
On TUESDAY NEXT, the 16th instant, at eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, 68A, Myrtle-street, opposite the
Female Orphan Asylum,
THE whole of the excellent modern HOUSE'
HOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, the Propertg
of a Gentleman declining Housekeeping, comprising S9u.,oe,
Pianozforte, excellent Feather Beds, Hair Matresses, NW.
hogany Chests of Drawer!? French Bedsteads, Dressing
Tables and Washstands' Light-days' Clock, in Mahognel
Case, Mahogany Night Commode and Bedsteps, Sofa, ,"
Hair-cloth, Loo, Dining, mill other Tables, Glazed Boot"
case over Drawers, Medicine Cabinet complete, Four Plated
Dish-covers, quantity of Books, &c.; together with the wan'
Kitchen Requisites.
On view on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues MO?
had on the Premises, or at the Offize of the Anctieneerw
JACOB and SMITH, I, Parker-street.

CART HOR,WIS, CARTS, GEARS, ?re.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO ,
ve
To-Moartow (Wednesday), the 10th Instant
, at Tv
el •
o'Clock, at their Repository, Great Charlotte-streetrat
THREE very useful CART HORSES,Pst
town work.

15 to 20 other CART and VAN HORSES,
FLOATS. CARTS, SPRING CARTS. &c.,
GEARS and SADDLERY.
On view prior to the sale.

LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL.
SELECT SALE FOR VALUABLE HORSES, SPORTING

DOGS. B.:c,

MESSRS. LUCAS and 'CO. beg to apißisq
IVA_ Noblemen and Gentlemen having valuable HORSES to
dispose of, that their next SELECT SALE will take place OA
TH URSDAY, the 18th instant.
Horses, to be entered on or before the 11th instant►
and to be at the Repository on or before the 16th instant.

PARKGATE, CHESHIRE, ON THE BANKS OF THE DEE,
commanding most extensive and beautiful Scenery, fine
Freehold Estates (tithe free), and comprehending upwards of
130 acres of very superior Land, in the hands of most respect"
able yearly tenants; several commodious Dwelling-housel,
Cottages, and Out-offices, a Quarry of fine Building Stone, I!
Sea-side Leasehold Estate, and the Commutation Tithe-rent
Charges accruing from Lands belonging to influential Land'
owners, offering to Capitalists moat advantageous opportu-
nities for Investment.
MEaSnnSounSi
LtiTißeyTO have.N ieteanvefavtohureedhbOyn 007 pr 0
ME
SSRS.
e that
prietor with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, at t„lg
Mostyn Arms Hotel, in Parkgate,
.on WEDNESDAY, the lir
instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, in the lots set folm
in the Plans and Particulars of Sale, or in such other, and In
such order as the Vendor or his Agents may determine upon R
at the time of sale, and subject to conditions then to .
produced :
Lot I.—A singularly compact andbeautifully situated
HOLD ESTATE, in a ring fence, consisting of 112 a. tr. 5P'O
rich deep soil, Garden Land, in the highest state of cultivatior!..
and equal, if not superior to any other in the county. It
a gentle eminence, having south and south-west aspects, anil;
adjoining the fashionable Watering-place of Parkgate, 00 t d
Cheshii e coast, in the several townships of Great Nestonle
Leighton. and within about half an hour's drive frorn tut
Ferries upon the River Mersey, opposite to Liverpool, fe„d
miles from the Hooton Station on the Birkenhead o'.„
Chester Railway, and about eleven miles from Chester, thu-
being very accessible to either of those important towns-
The views are most extensive and beautiful, including :16
estuary of the river Dee, the Welsh mountains, Flint
Hilbre Island, &c. The lands generally afford building oirsg
of more than ordinary attraction, and judging from the grf,,,,
influx of visitors in Parkgate and the neighbourhood at b;,'"
present season, and the many improvements which OA
recently been made in that district, it may fairly be presunti
that this locality is gaining favour, and must inevitably becn.",,
one of great resort. Several wealthy and influential merchat,
have recently built residences in the neighbourhood, therqls
evincing their appreciation of the many advantages it affo,l"l,;
added to which the salubrity of the air is proverbial.
whole of the Lands (with the exception of 13a. 2r. 12p. situ
in Leighton township) are held tithe free, and are in the La
of a most respectable yearly tenantry, at a
RENTAL OF £3ll 9s. Od.
There is plenty of sand, brick clay, and building stone ne,,ater
at hand; in fact, Lot 3 comprisesa quarry of extremely calUaul
stone, now in full work, and for. hich there is a great demon
The machinery and quarrying apparatus will be included :"...
the sale of that Property. _

Several smaller pieces of very superior LAND admirabl
red for Building accommodation purposes, with excellet4
.s, and having extensive views, will be arranged as I,°'

frolitag

2,5, 6, 8. and
the
Lot IV. will comprehend the Leasehold Interest OL,-
Vendor in an extensive MESSUAGEor DWELLING HOum-r:.
with the large walled and other Gardens, Yard, and about su",
acres of fine LAND, situate fronting the River Dee, at the
south end of the Parkgate esplanade, in the holding of "Jr'
Reece, at the low rental of .E3O.
Lot VII. will consist of an excellent MESSUAGE or DWEL:
mostwith valuablespacious
GARDENOutbu il
Ellison,
LAND (all held Tithe free) for.tniear
inks,
Yard,H LciaEr,d ceanl.l
ande d "i
011aI
.o2orr.ssi dpe.
f'
Esqrs., having extensive frontages to the
held by Robert
to the
but now
eoictcouapdiefrdoiln)yNNeVsitlol
estop flyers,park Ng aot aoenr; Johntdies
RadornaCdlar,r
aaJt_ve
adapted for the residence of any gentleman engaged in pro
fe'
sional or mercantile pursuits. ad
Lot X. offers to Trustees or others requiring a safe jibe,
manent investment, the advantage of a certain aodiffit
interest for the outlay of capital, it comprehends tbe from
COMMUTATION RENT CHARGE, annually llCCriliteiltigi
Lands belonging to eighteen highly-respect able and inrih are
Land-owners, in the township of Great Neston, ira";,ite
regularly paid half-yearly, and amount in the aggr-
£51,05
tlsti sx. 110.
opde
kiln
ucmon.sist of a spacious MESSVPGEFouCrr
DWELLING-HOUSES, with Out-offices, together wit"
COTTAGES, Gardens, and Piece of very valuable acce9ver.
dation LAND, in the very centreof Parkgate,fronting_thero to
Omnibusses are daily running from Parkgateand .Nes`lzai!'
the Ferries on the River Mersey, to the Sutton and other.;-,),
way Stations, and to the city of Chester ; and from co_13"1,01
cations which have been held with two important EA. sat
Companies, it is confidently asserted that at no very u;',037,
period Parkgate will have the advantage of a direct Rai'
plans having been already prepared. nd gr.
Mr. THOMAS JONES, Post-office, Neston, has kindlYa_gord
taken to appoint persons to show the Lots, and to s"
information. •,;in;
Lithographic Plans, with full printed particulars, ierti
the rental in detail), may be had at the Mostyn Arm.ksto:i
House, and Ship Inns, in Parkgate; Lion Inn, Great
Station Hotel, Sutton ; Ferry Hotel, Eastham ; the Pll"iler•
Hotels in Tranmere, Birkenhead, and Woodside; at the)lso.
cury-office, Lord-street, Liverpool ,
_• Guardian-office' /rote
cheater; Midland Counties Herald-office, Birnsinghan2).6o-
Mr. E. F. HUGHES, Surveyor, Rhyl ; at the Offices of .Mssee•
WyArr and SISSON, Solicitors, St. Asaph ; or from
CHURTON, Auctioneers, Chester end Whitchurch.

,-16,ri
S
DEAFNESS, NERVOUS DEAF:Nri-40$.
NOISES IN THE EAR.—MODE OF SELF 'ol4'
New Edition, just published. Little volume by Or*Atirist.
FRED, NI.R.C.S., fifteen years Physician and Surgeon lode
Sent post free, on receipt of sixteen postage stain's' seat!
of Self-cure for Country Patients. Anatomy of the Ear' teen'
of Hearing. Numerous cures recently effected. The, BO'
disco% ered and certain Cure for any kind of Deafnescse,.
Patients received daily, at Dr. MANFRED'S ReStdenjettelf
Maddox-street, Regent-street, London, where all A ever/
must be addressed. Cases that bad for years baffle", ref'
other treatment have, by this invaluable discovery, bi ford'
fectly cured.—Mr. Hodges cured himself of deafness of Tifil
three years standing; can now hear a whisper----147(bers%
aged nineteen, a governess living with a family, care Edorc
of deafness, noises in the ears, in eight daYs•:7 cnrold
Lattimer (coachman) cured himself in three days v" derived
n d .11.
deafness; had paid last year to a surgeon, ---
no relief even.—The Duke of— had it applied freqopai•
and derived much benefit ; perfect restoration vfat
sible, decay of nature being the cause of deeflor,a, ale
Jones, captain in the navy, cured himself in a ferr ,2„0 t
eeavresrygoutiltieersmtoepapnesdhaadlsofa.—ilemdr;.dpisecrlicayrge of humourenury.olo6
H., aged twrani tyl;
deafness caused from a relaxed state of the meMb.
pani, had been under the first medical trestmen_k_ve fen
any permanent benefit, cured in five weeks.—The,fu:ive tf.;
selected from some hundred cases of cures, this inlo7,
reader some idea of the benefit to be derived fOrnused
able discovery. Most of the applicants had
other known means, and yet derived po Manta.

TUISDA.Y, AUGTST 9, 1853.

azzairs by Auction.

TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
By Messrs. WALKER and ACKERLEY
On THURSDAY next. the 11th instant, at Eleven, o'clock
pin precisely, on the Premises, No. 6, Pitt-street.
HE whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, GOOD-
I.L, FIXTURES and other Effects of a CHEMIST
afld DRUGGIST, comprising a general Assortment of Drugs,
Mimi:ideals, Patent Medicines &c., Gold-labelled Powder and
Tincture 'Bottles, Essential 'Oil and Syrup Bottles, Powder
and Extract Pots, Show Globes, Specie Jars, &c. ; together
With the whole of the Shelving, Nests of Drawers, Counters,Mahogany-
r Window Fittings, Pair of Glazed Mahogany
Gas Fittings, &c.
on __!!IY be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
Ine
untees Premises
Church-streetand at.
KE lessrs. WALR and ACKERLEY'S
55

TO PUBLICANS AND OTHEaS.
GOODWILL and FIXTURES of a LICENSED PUBLIC-
ROAD.
11°118E. WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, WATERLOO-
IR. R. ItYPORD mill submit by PUBLIC AUC-
-0
, MN, on MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at three
kin the afternoon subj ect to conditions of we, unless
17re1131Y disposed of by Private Contract.
;The TENANT'S BENEFICIAL INTEREST, GOODWILL,
.;:d FIXTURES in all that LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE,
INE and SPIRIT VAULS, N o. 26, waterioo-road, oppo-
e the Prince's and WaterlToo Docks and corner of Galton-
ftreet, now in the occupation of Mr. ne
John Lamb. The House
Isin
veatly fitted up, and in the most commanding, situation in
L erpool,4tnd is calculated to realize an industrious person a
competency in a few years.
L... For further particulars and to treat for the same, apply to
T,. ottilis Office, Clayton-sonar, _

-....5.,E OF EXCELLENT MODERN FURNITURE, VALU-
iFFEeABLE (SLATE, PHAETONS, PONIES, AND OUT-DOOR
ELM HOUSE, GATEACRE.
R BYFORD respeethilly announces that he
is instructed to SELL by AUCTION. on TUESDAY
bext.the 16th, WEDNESDAY, the 17th, and THURSDAY, the
Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, upon the
Prenlisee, Elm House, Gateacre, Little Woolton,
The Al odern and Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Table Service of Iron .Stmie Ch. D sert, Breakfast, I'ea
and Coffee Serviceii of 'China,
Plate, Plated Articles, Li CuTGa'lasse,s3so Ounce_s.Modern
in Rosewood Case, pi o me,
6t.olten, Paintings, a Modern . az b .
wood Case, Eight-day. Cotta
, .
6itaive
.0 tage Piano-forte in
(by Condliffi ~ a Timepiece (by Bassett), a Ditto,
,la MaanganY Cases, Eight-day Clock, in Ditto,
Mangle (nearly new), Barorneter and
__ Thermometer
(by Basset% IMilner's Fire-proof Safe 36 inches by.us, Spirit
Instruments in 'Cases, Double:barelle d Gun, Fishing
Tackle, fkiiirUt '1 'f
Gig H r
Rods,
mist s, wo Well-built Phaetons, a -
r_i_ess, Plated, flyer-mounted GP, and other NA his, Broad and
ALianNarrow-wheeled Carts, with 'lron Arms, Pair Harrows,
tity Ash and Elm Planks and Boards, Two Wooden
ji, edshenennther Frames and Lights, Iron Boilers. Stack
elv nY, Garden and Field Crops, Yard beg and Kennel,
Two Handildme Ponies, Young Sow of the -Berkshire Breed,
illrand.d Six Ytlni; Stores Ind other Miscellaneous
.Items,—by
dece—arsed.af:the Devisee- in' Trust er the ltire,r. Phillzps, Esq.,
„Th,eliblviilvrußE of the DlecaNe, DEVAtING, BREAKFAST-
boa-1.7%11nd HALL, includes Two Mahogany Pedestal Side-
-1 aTivelve well-made Chairs, in. Hair Seats, Easy_ Chairs,
....n Leather, Circular and Oblong 'Loa Tables, Pembroke,
Liltrd, Mid Snap Ditto, on Carved and Turned Pillars and
redok
ba.„.,--tals, Bookcase„ with Poldirig 'Doors Drawers and. Cup-
4. -•,,,sander, Two Carved Hall Chairs, Rosewood Chaw.s, in
nigUred Charlie, Carved Rosewood Devotional Ditto, Richly
‘eleriaoked, Hat and Umbrella Stand, with Marble Top,
r_dkr44l„_ eY Glasses, in
Lacent Brussels and Tapestry
iii I'4, Hearth Run, and Muslin Window Curtains.,
wit-Ptitz ef:torhallie and'Orimsonzstriped Damask Window Oar-
Single WitrdowsoGilt Ornamented Pole and Cor-
%las"; t-',andre Chinese Work.btx, Beautifully Carved, Th!er
Volishe'd"P!,,ncl APasit al Stand, Bronzed Fenders, Highly-
'. The - Dir.e-trons, Paintings,'framed Prints, &c.
;and iel'_. ca,,,Ntt-tirs cofitnin Lofty Mahogany_
_t Font-post
ti ir
liiattre`tester edsteads, Robed in Figured. Chin ,
Fedding
lisho,„anv,
c9ocse Veather • Beds and approPnat;ables and
Wash4atid aestt Drawers, Handsome Toilet
sing Gia,ses, Nl,yrble Towers,
Boot and Shoe Strendip,r,e_s:
Toilet War s'
ISrgtit 'Conilliades, Imitation Rosewood uneitrPt
Camp tede,:t kltiderMinsler and Brussels Carpets, ervatnhesr
Chamber A 6g, Large Painted Linen-chest, and o
The R.,.„..rheles.
Bile, &,.. 6-•--nksi andt,„,_ ,
Brass &c, 1.
oet Met., ..... *,,LINARY.REQUISITFS, n, ;air/24;T
_ pans, be„''..-infla,covers with Plated Hamm: „,I_}Z.',
nod other bor,,,,,,Pcesser, hand and Wheel-churn , iuu g
The Out,doo ---,,J.`te rzacts.
instant,The who), r -Aletts will be sold on the trgt day. _ , Tett
~,j,,,, Wray "be viewed on MONDAY meat,. tetle
__
_,
Byz, ,
at
~t.aingues may be bad on
,warp lite,s,i, °r of
l'q't•-"-TIVMJeSei Cainaa 'lt Ni Nei lo , ir .

Cell
IttPalbthe cliT;,etY?:3oth inst., at Oneo'Ctockqn. the ATterteooll,
Tr, ~1,,...4.0tt-rooms, South John,street, Liver
--P °°L
-P RIVES,
• i !•°ll€utg 'very valuable VlO-
- lererpool, or such as shall not be disposed
eate,.-..`.!" nY Private Teaty, being all Freehold of Inherttance,
of in the
/217._nen otherwise described .1—
ati;,:.'l, k substantial WAREHOUSE,
streeZ Z., the'corner of Gibraltar-row 'bei.in froht,r9 Bath_
Lot in Bath-
s. '`u 'feet . and to G*l3 It
"'Yard ? 1 11l ar-row' 99 'feet,. °cm:lying 322
Lot,-;.. ref Land.
in Lanz 7—Three substantial WAREHOUSPA, nfi3eTen.l7l7ors
to tah.celol'slity, at the corner of Queen.st ret, being n
()coop Celerl4, -ney 130 feet, and to Queen...street 78 fecM 0 inches,
,Vog,...aeont ,124 square yards °Mend.
eortte, . ne.extensive PREMISES in:Ranover-st-rueebect,atate 'llhinh °, )11-feet-street, occupied by
2 oPrand others, being in front
s be an area of
tb(;',,eNandlo-Fleet-street 582 feet7nedie-,
.toMes.-flasnrosv.er7ntgreet 44 feet
7141.9201quareyards.
lir, `....4--A large HOUSE and OFFICES,,39r feet front to
V.€6.°""*treet, with the WAREIHOU.
I le thereof, bounded
RA E, and PREMISES.attthe nre
E, STAMM, SHEDS.
141 the sottll_. '
Patel;
'rates. th. . West by comae
flunk
_.lB ,Property fnt zniasiyegrefoorrinrooardiytteichl3,7,
'Of 200`;! 4gland, to whichtirord the
about' i,350 -square yards.
Property has a frontage
I ._,..teet,•the entire area fi
t .rtinning,bacic from Seel-
ES, of-Six Floors, on
11.1-e-7,,` °7wo substantial Wben'AREHOUS
.stre4°ttt.ll•tast side of Seel-ety,eoer,,
age todlanover-street.
These o the said common road .
tion • nf 'Liverpool for
.4,4
f„tio Warehouses occupy about 620 square yards of Land,
'76,v..-",.e ' Leasehold, under .11. e Corporation
Li,' TIN from October, 1851.
sOni,....'A, HOUSE, No. Air.n Abe east side of Vk.'illinmson-
nt
:ti,voo.,,_inmthe occupation of . Frederitk Cox, being in fro wi"nt son-square 22 feet flinches, and running back from
. square 90 feet to a common passage-
. Lot 7.--TWo stIARES in the THEATREI.II4IYAL, Liver-
-13001,-13eing Two Thirtieh-narts in the Erection, Building,
and Preniises, and Annual ;nos
thereof.
Lots .—A eligible Lot of ivuoLDING Laace,taving Three
•Frontaes, ito Parliament...street SmkWoiv_ri.lane, and
.Lodge-lane, viz.,nport Freehold, and in-Other,
Inheritance.
part uonybold of
LOt' 9.—A Lot of BIYILDIVG LANn
- • ' .., , fora,a •
Botanic.view, Smithdown-lane, °Wain. , tins part of
ing 12. yards in front,
and running back to Blucher- street 63 yards.
Lot 10.—A Piece of Bt;ILDING:LAND .
Crown-street to Olive-street, cent •i . , .eztending from tun.ng in front to Grown-
..ntreet 15 .yards, and in front to Olive•street 24 yards, and run-
ningin -depth 28 yards 1 f t '
fronting .Crowh.stre,,,.
_OO , Including an area of 6 feet wide
:Liverpool, ci Leasehold under the Corporation of
Frfurther particnlars, apply to Corporation
or' F.a tux Esq ,
JSIt. c ange-buildings; Mr STEv-Altr, Surveyor, Lawton:street.;
tili&ces:rs: LACE, Rio° E, a. nd ioocon,Solicitors, Castle-street,

_---------
B,ONERE—IGN LIFE AsT----11..ANCE
19, sT• - ,t. COMPANY.
••NIES'SSTREET, LONDON..—ESTMILISIIED IN 1845.
The Right Hon. TuusT.E.Es:
The Ri the Earl Talbot, WC-. &C.
:'Sir Claudeht Scott, Hon. tßarLt.he ord De alauley;"&c.
B.
Bond Caball, bell, Esq. M.P.F.R.S.r&c.
Hy Pown Esq. '
The.s. FIRST DIVISION OF PROFITS,
etei,.:4,nrfttors have to announce -that,. under the advice of
1114b7.±11,Actuaries, they have, after making allowance for every
the ' 'Y tu,the 31st of December, it3S2, declared a bonus from
Prt .
Danr, l'alised during the 5 rst seven years of the
the folio lityatieons ;vv h ich, in numerous instance, slatorriwonubuyt
Cf'Drr; '''''
tD- eXftinples, is equal to 75 per cent. an the
-----A:,......._a Paid :

ellen r.ttn,
• sSUred! 4a. Amount
p of
20 remiums paid
-
28 1,006 .*59 0 0
'2,0313' 153 8 4
45 .600! 282 0 (")
48 .1001 113 14 0
17 10
14 18 0

Bonus added i Amount
mow payable
to Policy.
at death

t 44 .6 8
123 7 0
208 18 43
74 11 0
17 12 5
43 5 0

£544 6 8
1,123 7 0
2i208 18 8
C 74 11 0
117 12 5
293 5 0

__- -
assured I, --eulintnber of deaths theamongstov
ded for ,by the Cornon-
*Yuk'es t'avhlte"seatiexTected mortality provided
1.! d h e proved the ,PriaPciraelieu4)ith
has been so
C 043 the ofWee.wasSPoil(ilitied, that the Directorsea_ntl
eP
Ls tection of
lives euce that,-by persevering in the sainecartnro..
etprineipie
Pr°Pntted for assurance and by adhering to
success will
rifti„,,,,,ng their policies indisputable, the mule'. t.,,ibutions
of pr -at-t-s`°,,ttittiteri. dthe Institution and that future dis
. Slederat
every species or life
p ratY,eld equal advantages to the assured..
.....e
ar, - " " readapted to all ages, and f
h Agents '—
'ssur -ce, May bat ined at the office, or ot e
Liverp3oi
.. {tr..•Q. It. Pigot, 8, Union-street.
t eet
g 8 Bassett-street.nsr
iltlir:-iliT!i&DVoliard, 1, Clarence_stre_et...cmes'e-
Messrs. Pennington and Jervis, 9, St. J
4411°1:eller- llig.Gio:S ,9,Alfrestreet,Shakspeare'd•
Mr. JeolinYeradshaW,
Slessrs. Nunn and Moore, 55, Crossstreet.
I'reston ...... Air. 80, George-streettivet
. M.r. M.Tni .Jenkinson 26, Back King's
Ed Ward Kirby. '
• tary.
H. D. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
_....A__ctive ILUENTS WANTED in other towns.
lELRGAXT .I%II,KONTAL EQUISITCS.—
ItoYL•ry ANZ .TIZTEATKE PATRONAGE OF
ji GT EUROPE,
_Alio UnivitßSALLYittneßA-CuYETHARN?U°E:TEEMED.
- klie success.ful results of,•the !last Htlf Century have proved
ileaantsds i liglliktiriony
ltohuat. ROWLANDS' AIACASSAR OIL P
161,1:12Mt:overne.sai r
Of Irie tAgulirnoswneristaillvtlaieng_rwowtl ,
d hen restoration,
every othyr
=itgseflaitt:(l; This
,ceiebrated lis now universally
lOs-
I'rePa~rleclgedailecl• for the°ll4 chqPe-at, and superior to
sail th
lux ;a ti
air. It prevents it from falling
_off_ oAr
uriant growth ogthens weak huair—produces a thick
.11/1.."
end Makes it beaTLfleilunsB soft,t from Scurf and Dandritra.
Zion in cass of babl.ilY cly. and glossy. Its 9„petri e
growth
.of Whisk„ Le" is Peculiarly fictive ; and 1" -1
ag its stiinuli,:ti -s
seer ad must.whios, it is un-
pecially recolorne,decire oPeratiosn. For Children it is
.esi
head of hair, and rea4p:,‘„fnrilling- the' basis of a beautiful
:ry. In dressing t„..r Pie use of tic fie-comb unne-
retalering it so admirably kotrZll.l tlntinng ,an equal its effect,
iliiid(ilinlnaretsinacabtrAiontsteienda,it nitu!tt%ill tie in au
Pamphlet t
hateCWlriereit important hint: :f itowLArcris"k ATC4ASSAR Ora,
uof the Hair of Infan advice will be. found on the
through the several cYt on its preservation and
~...)s. on. .ancl 7s. ; Farnilv llottle:'" Of
'O.; and double that size, 21s. bun-lan lire.—Price
'',lu.al to four vinall), 10e.
ter Of each Bottle are the words,lioT&?Lx,„l„7-lits)nji.r, wrsaApu-
nzei.,. in two lines. The same are engraven .0-ri'ril--/-)Aacsk of
"it .1111)11?er. nearly 1,500 times,containing 29.028 let:ra.
vrtiean drientiI'ULCO.MPLEXION.—ROWLANDS'ICALyLIOR,
s 0.41 Botatncal Preparation, possessilig balsamic Pm'
i__ t_surprising enegy. It eradicates Visitations;
rant!oersin• 'B'-'lll:.tg, Rednes, and other eniaueous
nftd .uvenil toe' sing
Sallow. Complexion into one of a healthir
the lieck , Ilea:Ciao? a 04d alrd iMparts a delicacy and Sof`
application
rronlilotes a free and itnitiZ v
nii.zle veexreavnleei t()
fi tlihos e i
rnpo r
_f
heaittunyt ons of the. Skin so essential to the preservation. o.
e
eautiful
c..„ „,„,,i'!ll.Cl._.til_ ataiiirnent and continuance of a B .
c--1-is-auo7,i4ouenbut:ring the heat and dust of Summer and
m ain.
tion, its virtues ' stings insects, or incidental inn
ledged.—Price 4 have long and extensively been aCilcinn_ore-
Words %awl. - s• hie
end Bs6d, per bottle. CAUTION Tn
ofeach
bottle a d ..-klNti' ICALvDoit are on the wrapper _
a...
. n their signatur , A Row D &SONS,2O, Hatt°
garden. Loudon, in red i:k, ;it footLAN
.1."r4 TEETif AND HEALTH.—A good set of Teeth ever
of the
utmaoirsoN'able impressions, while their presearvs
th
the gene 1 t 1
r. , _ nill3o.rtancee to every insdievaitiliounal, P
of °food, and the
uonaean;n't nelltli by th proper ma ti
th Among
the virioie P°"esston of pure and sweet brea
purpose,
ROW_
aregards
H& stands unri-
LANbs, opoPiltiratiopni; offfrglEko,ripße_,Pl7 k
Vatted in its apaniloiltY LfAeßmbellishing, purifying, and InT7
Wt7ro!lying the te:th to unusual ritet period of life. Preparecdonfnr?rmy
etaa: Herbs ivithcare,transmitted
etothi
b founds
to era-
dicate all xtpaer7
as er, tahnl IT i qcuree
ioomn rionunlig will bea
pearl-like.n
_lViiteness to the enamelleT(l surface, remove spotsoflcemellt,
!lecaY, render the gums firm and red, fix the
teethimpart
in their sockets, and, from its aromatic. influence,s.,.
ua per box.
atveetness and purity to the breath.— Price
'TO are on tlie
C... A uTIThe wo d RoA"1-,Arins' °D°N
~,,q, 77 en-
4-abel, an "A. /toter/sad 6-‘"one, 20, Hatton-qar,, ,
Sold
?raved and
the Go• Stamp affixed on each box,
I.
ur the Proprietors, and by Chemists and Perfume; ..* liftt'gre oi Furious Imitation, / 1

(2tR,E,AT FIRE AT THE ,GUTTA
PERCHA COMPANY'S WO3l,l{S, AND ;DEFEATED

BURGLARIES

THOMAS MILNER and SON litve sincere pleasure in
communicating to their Friends and the Public the following
new endorsements to the claims of their HOLD,FAST and
FIRE-RESISTING SAFES. The Fire at the Gutta Percha
Company's Works was of the most intense character,•sa may
welt be conceived from the nature of its food. Gutta Percha,
Oil, Naptha, reducing the buildings to a pile of gutted reel-hot
walls. The Safe .has been most severely tried, as the letter
testifies, and brought its contents out of the Furnace without
a singe upon them.
" Gutta Pemba Company's Works,
A' City-road, London, Bth June, 1853.
" SIRS,—We consider it only our duty to inform you of the
entire preservation of all the books and papers* contained in
the large safe you recentlysupplied us with, although exposed
during Sunday last to a fire which destroyed the larger part of
our works. This is the more remarkable, as the intense heat
has in many parts melted the outside of the safe.
" We are of opinion that so successful a vindication of the
merits of your invention cannot, on public grounds, be too
generally known ; and we therefore leave you at liberty to use
this letter in,filnvyewaarey, ysoirus,
ymaoynrwoithe
Client servants,
"THE GUTTA PERCHA COMPANY.
" HENRY Foal) BARCLAY.
"To Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son,
47A, Moorgate-street, City, London."
* Including £5,000 worth of Cash and Bills,

"Scotland-road Mills, Liverpool, Bth Jane, 1853.
"GENTLEMEN Some time back I was indebted to your
strong Holdfast and Fire-resisting Safe for the protection of a
large amount of cash, against the violent and persevering
attempts of burglars at my steam-mills, in Woodstock-street,
and I have now the pleasure of informing you that I have
lately found the same impregnable security in the one I had
last from you for my provision warehouse in Brownlow-hill.
The floor was all trodden over around the safe, as if the thieves
had been at it for many hours, after which they got it out into
the back yard, and as it could not be picked or broken open,
they then filled the key-hole with gunpowder, thinking to gain
admission by explosion but in which they were again foiled.
"I feel it due to your invaluable safeguards to give you this
testimonial, and shall strongly recommend them to all my
friends. Please send the another of the same size for my house.
"I am, Gentlemen, yours respectfully,
"THOMAS LEICESTER.
"Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son."

MILNERS' PIICENIX SATE WORKS, WINDSOR,

AND- s, I,OKWITREET: LinurooL.

THE MoDE,L,'Or IoyEEHooL, no,w,exiEbiting
in Tarletm-stwet, conveys an acturate and pleasing repre-
sentation of Liy‘:,rpool in the olden time, as it exifVd two
hundred .ears ago ; presenting :a singular as well as an
interesting contract to the denKly populated, husr and
,expansive s&eets the modern town. It is an
i4.s well as an instrattive exhibition

COPPER SKELTPYG.—Mr.
lks and Wat‘on, of St. Helens,

of the firm of

a recent!

'-pulai6hed

_ .
report, referring chiefly to the discoveries in respect of
copper, and the clear,evidenee which .there now is a.7the
an62nts having smelted on the spot ;for the metal, says,
" As regards the existence of auriferous ores, this question
must now be considered as satisfactorily settled; and, "in
the coarse of three or fog weeks he:nontinues, " I 5h41.1
be al& to lay before you details of a method by which the
whole a the auriferous geesan may be nraec remunerative:"

PANGEE OF STONE MEOWING. WARNING TO
PARENT 6 BT THE MAGItTRATES. —Ytsterday, at thel
Police-covt, several boys were brought bell:4.e the Mayor,
charged w.,,th throwing stones. The ehargos were ordered
-to stand wr until the general business of :the court was
Aisposed of, when the boys were again placed at the bar,
and his worship addressed them :as follows :—" The prac-
tice of stone throwing in the pulilie streets is become such
a nuisance, and is so inconvenient and dangerous to the
inhabitants, that the magistrates :are resolved to put a
stop to it. I have received a great !many letters from par-
ties wbo'have-bmi struck in the streets in consequence of
this practice,
,calling upon me to put it down as soon as
possible. There was a boy killed the other day by the
throwing of a stone, and it is highly probable that :many
other aceißents of a similar kind will occur if the practice
is not put an end to. Some of you are the sons of :re-
spectable parents, and ought to know better. I see, more-
over, that mast of the okences have been committed on a
Sunday, when it wonld'hve been better if you had been
attending the Sunday school, instead of breaking thelaws
of both God and. roan. I intend these remarks as pinch
for the parents of -these boys and other boys, as for the
boys themselves, and I hope it Will be a warning to all
parents to keep their boys as .much as possible from doing
this mischief, because in future we shall be under the
-necessity of inflicting a very hear penalty, and sending
to the House of Correction all boys who may be brought
before us charged with this offence. You must for the
present be discharged, but all your names are entered here
in a book ; and if you come again before the court, you
may some day find yourself in the dock on a charge of
manslaughter." The boys were then discharged ; and it
is to be hoped that the Mayor's remonstrance will have
its proper weight both on parents and children, for the
stone-throwing nuisance in the town has really become
intolerable.