The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON PACKETS.

Freight for fine goods, 20s per ton measurement; coarse ditto
17s. 6d. ; light hardware, 205.; all other goods subject to special
acontract.
WARREN AND THAYER'S LINE,
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) 'lBeing the only Regular and 'Established Line between
LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
No goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
Goadin[r Berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL punctually on the
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EVERY MONTH.
GEO. WASHINGTON .... .... .1. S. Cumming, 1640..
Detained until the 25th by neap tides.
CODSAWATTEE Paxon .1130..30th March
WESTERN EMPIRE F. Soule 1453.. sth April
S. CURLING S Curling 1680..20th April
BRIDGEWATER • • • E. W. Barstow, 1500.. sth May
B. L0ring....... 1100.. 20th May
SEA KING .. G. Barker 1400., sth June

CANVAS BACK Clark
CAMBRIDGE
PARLIAMENT. . • G. M. Pollard.. 1280.. 20th July
CABIN PAssaos-20, found In everything hut Wines.
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages,and
prompt delivery of freight (in good order) Is well known toimpor.
ters.—For freight or passage apply in Liverpool to
WARREN & THAYER,

Fenwick Chambers, Fenwlck Street,
and in Boston to THAYER & WARREN, Constitution Wharf.
For Steerage Passage apply at 68. Waterloo-road, at erl oo- road , Liverpool

IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS.

FOR NEW YORK,
To SAIL IsT APRIL,
The Celebrated C.ipper Ship
MORNING LIGHT,
Gut igs. Commander;
2,377 Tons Register, 4,500 Tons Burthen ; A 1 at Lloyds.

In announcing this Slip, one of the LARGEST, Firs Ear, and
FASTEST that ever carried passengers to the United States, we may
briefly describe her superiority over the regular passenger ships
trading to New York, celebrated though these ships be, in all the
qualities of accommodation, solidity of construction, and rapidity
in sailing.
. THE MORNING LIGHT _ .

Was built with a special view to the Emigration Trade; and her
superiority as a Passenger Ship therefore consists, not only in the
exte ,t of her accommodation—spacious and lofty 'tween decks (ven-
tilated and lighted in the most thorough and complete manner which
experience and science could suggest), an._, PROMENADE DECK in
proportion to her extraordinary size—she BEING THE LARGEST
VESSEL SAILING FROM THIS PORT-but also in she fitting up of
her Berths, which are of a st}le and dimension rarely or ever found
in the ordinary class of vessels trading to the United States.
In point of speed she hold 4 a pre-eminent position among the
fleet of Australian Clippers to which she belongs—the " Black
Ball" Line of Meesrs. James Baines and Co.—and which are,
perhaos, the fastest of the many fast ships which sailifrom Liver-
pool. yt
In proof of her performances we may mention that she made
the ma
From St. John to Liverpool in.... l4 days.
„ Mobile to Liverpool 25
„ Liverpool to Melbourne in..
And on her return voyage she beat the London Mail Packet by 15
days.
THE MORNING LIGHT
- -

Being fitted up witiiiiiil;subst;iiiiii;oartWd elegance required
by the long voyages in which she has hitherto been engaged, her
SECOND CASINO
Are magnificently constructed, and families can enjoy the advantage
of separate rooms at el7ghtly increased rates.
It is but necessary to visit the
MORNING LIGHT

To he convinc d of thechractercii the accommodation she affords,
and intending Emigrants will find it to their advantage to make the
Spring Voyage in her— a vessel of such established reputation,
Her

CHIEF CABINS
Are fitted up in a style cl convenience and elegance, unsurpassed
even by those of the Ocean Mail Steamers.
The rates in all parts of this splendid ship will be found extremely
moderate.
For passage apply to
BOWMAN, GRINNELL, & CO., 8, Regent•road.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
TRACY AND BALDWIN,
EMIGRATION AGENTS,
lfaitv,,, No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
- Despatch the following splendi 4 ships punctually :
THE "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,
Sailing on the First and Sixteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK,

Ship. Captain. Burthen. To Sall.
COLUMBIA C. HtyrctirNsoN.. 1100 tons, Ist April
FIDELIA W. A. MACGILL.. 1000 tons, Bth April
NEPTUNE F W. PicAaotiv.. 15t0 tons, 16th April
JAMES FOSTER, Jun., C. A 8i55i......... 1500 tons, Ist May
GREAT WESTERN W. G. FUItEKR. .. 1600 tons, 16th May
YORKSHIRE ... J kl'illiS 13avAnT..1000 tons, Ist June
l'-AAC WRIGHT C. A. MA usuALL, 1200 tons, 16th June
HARVEST QUEEN E. YOUNG.. 1500 tons, let July.
ISAAC WEBB
MANHATTAN T. DIXON 1350 tons, Ist August
Passengers are supplied by the Vessel, without extra charge,
with the following Provisions, each Leek during the voyage, viz.-
34 pounds Bread la pound Peas 2 ounces Salt
1 pound Flour la pounds Beef a ounce Mustard
la pounds Oatmeal 1 pound Pork 4 ounce Pepper
la pounds Rice I pound Sugar 1 gill Vinegar
I
2 pounds Potatoes I 2 ounces Tea
and 21 quarts Water, exclusive cf what is necessary for cooking
purposes.
N.B.—Mess Utensils and Bedding to be provided by the Pas-
sengers.
For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin, or Private Rooms for Families. apply. postpaid to and fro,
TRACY & BALDWIN. 60. Waterloo road.