Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-21 00:00:00

HIGH WATta,
Morn. 3

Height'
Evert,
9 IA 13 1

THIS DAY

At Llmpoor.,—N.N.W.—Light breeze
" HOLYHICAD,-N. Do.

A R R I V E D.
Allan
New Orleans Norden
..... Nor 00
Ann Duncan Buenos Ayres Ocean Wave ... •Sa sli'
Arthur New Orleans Quiliota ....... 4'bileo
Berendina Antwerp Sarah and Emnia••l` oriel;
Cluny Belize S Rinks ...... New orieo.
Columbo Charleston St James ... •„.New 0140
Chimera Calcutta S E Pettigrew—new
.1050
Effingham . . Kria Mooria Surinam ..... ,• .' • orle0!
Esther Sophia .Maracaibo West Point • • il•ina 10
Epaminondos ..New Orleans Louisella ..... • traurititt
Elvira Owens.. New Orleans Lady Valliant.. • • lahicell
Freedom Havre Canova . . ••AP - ...,
Hannah
Gezina Catherina .. Nantes I Cardiolado .•• • • "Dotro'
J' Fish . .. New Orleans Pacific
......... • 04
Lima (s) . Dublin Reciprocity ..gentello
(on a trial trip) Majesty Monte
Maid of Anglesea ....Havre

William Henry
Loodianah
P Libra

SArL ED. gd/
Nantes Euroclydon •• • • -lotig
..... Singapore Phoenix ....... •
St Petersburglr Alice and Max •• ,
. -..Paimbccuf 'Wreath-- . Buell° ibg
• Dantzic OuanFondy .• •
..-.Cherbourg Caroline .. •• • • va,utiPls
Ostend Antigua ....... ' L•hale",
. Elsineur.... Caroline... credricio
MAItITIME EXTMACTS

Zion's Hill .
Clara Maria
Reformation
Le Cog .. ,
Active ....

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_TVERPOOIS 0-`3/ v
NT, April l T.—The wreck of the Sarah DlsenD lost on the Parazuv shoal. tnvethpr- with her boat'
materials, I

BOMBAY,

lave be-e-n-sold foi• 3,632 rupees
, April 26.—The Dinah Mul;6 is in dock an

aergCoing repairs.
RONSTADT, May 2.—The A ship Tohn Rave 01+
vfr°lll
ge,
Charleston, is now afloat, apparently without much ti
after being discharged of the most part of her cargo'

OMPORTS,

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GRAVESEND, May 19.-- 0
Arrived : The. Adelaide/ co
Mauritius ; Hero, Cape of Good Hope. 20. Arigjil•
Matanzas; Alert, Cape Town ; Meal,ga ; Ledei pp
rd
walla; Boneta, Oporto Rims; Agnes, St. Tielen3;,,roje
Warriston, Batavia ; Andriae, Sarpsburg ; Thesis, does,
rickshaven; Mariner, Rangoon; Mary Hardy, Ba:rulawortlic
Sir R. Peel, Dunkerque ; Empress, Kurrachee; Ft;
Mauritius. wiled : Tapperletto, Gothenberg ;
Tarseiro. fr°°l
DEAL, May 20. —Passed : The Nicholas Wood (s)tool,
London to Genoa; Calmar, London :to Carclitr;.nnzort;
westward to north ; Triton, westward to north; Dui.,„0,90;
Newcastle to Batavia; Daniel Xeffery's, Belize to;,P_Loefel
Corporation, Cape Coast Castle to London ; u"-iidoo;
London to Madras. Sailed: The Quickstep, to,ifieblicle.
Charles C. Fowler, to Ramsgate ; George Kidd, to.A Boulo'
GREENOCK, May 20.—Arrived':. The Mine, from
Sailed : The Marmion for Trinidad.

FOREIGN PORTS

Augusta lieehle, hence at St. John,

Bowes, Ellwood, hence at St. John, N.B.
Tam'O'Shanter, Thomas, St. Thomas at Belize.
Freeman, Pavia at Rio de la Male.
Decimas, Eos, Maklina, Zarb, Carolina, Bridget'
•Alf°ll'
Marmora, Teneriffe (ss)—all at Malta.
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Turon, Code, hence at Bombay.
Acrolite,. London, hence at Bombay. 3/1j
Norfolk, Charente, hence at Valparaiso with ores,
discharging to repair.
Edwardbßoustead, Williams, hence at Maranhas for
Ellerslie, Cowlie, Clyde at Barbadoes, and son
Demerara.
Andes (ss), and Ella Constance (ss), both hence A corir
Snowdon, Wilson; Lily, Peach ; Margaret Jane:boltir'
thiark (ss) ; and Damascus (ss), Bell—all hence at 01
Jantje Wilkers, Holly, hence at.Cronstadt
Bosphorus, hence at St Nazaire
Irt, Morgan, hence at Demerara.
Sagitta, David, and Thalestrics, Henley; both berlc-
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Barbadoes. •

and oiled

Sea. Rover, Stewart, hence at Kingstown.
Ellerslie, Cowley, from Greenock at Barbados,
for Demerara.
The Lord George Beutinck, from London at. Bollibil
Elkabeth, from Salle at Moulmein.
Victoria, Sanderson, from Kooria at Bombay-
Flying Venus, from Port Chatham at Bomb*
Concordia, from Aden at Bombay.
Evangeline, Liverpool, at Calcutta previous
April

tY
LADlES.—Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliot-street/ geed
.
best four shilling tea in England. of
LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISEOrrr ifeo
BOYS' CLorrnugo.—Number of boys clothed for tbe 04
I ending Saturday, May 14th, 910: correse d
I week last year, 864.—Increase, 46 boys. ',ho"'
lIOUSEKEEPERS.—The coffee sold by Az
Brothers, 5, Elliot-street, at is. 4d., is better tue
pay ls. Bd. for at an

•

A runaway thief having applied to a blacksmith f°r
the latter showed him some handcuffs, and desired t°;(1 the,
if he made such kind of work. " Why_ yes. Sir," 3.96111'

other, scratching his pate, "guess I've' had a hand int-
A PITZZLINGINQUIRY.—A decent man in Halrie pfiCa
telling his wife of the war, and that in consequence titereo,

of meal was rising; to.which she interrogatively alisv-i
" And what gude will raising the price of meal do ta
wat '

A.., LAM,/ IV 9.11....1G occ La isi
of a coffee-house in the Featherstone-street, CitY 00
London :—" Stolen from this window, a china OP"'
saucer ; the set being now incomplete, the thief ma'

the remainder a bargain.-
WHys.—Why does an engraver suffer less in drucni,'
than other people ? Because he is used to die shi'''',ose
Why is a spendthrift's purse like a thunder-cloud ? „
it keeps continually lightening.—Why is the letter
a pig's tail? Because its the end of pork. est
A. GREAT FACT.—A lady was .overheard in carne
cussion with a gentleman noted for to- 'ty to

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opinion. Waxing warm, the old gentlemen
" Mrs C., facts are stubborn things.," And the lady re.)
to
" Then Mr M. what a great fact you must be !'' ,
WRITING, BOOK-KEEPESIDAT.--Those who real*" thev.
excel in these useful branches of education will coot" volb
interest very much by paying a visit to Mr. George Th°°l'o
the well-known writing-master, in Clayton-squao• end
believe those who have tried his system strongly reconinia
it.—Mercury.
fitlibis To SHIPPERS AND EXPORTERS.—A MOS. Pr° Self"
article of export, to warm climates especially, are theuna
cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs. they
and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—in fact t' 00"
invaluable wherever there is ball water. S. and o°. a
a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders.
A LONG FACE.—A gentleman having a remarkably
as be Pals,
eo

ge, overhear(

observe to a

" That gentleman's face is longer than 11150;i01
Struck with the singularity of the observation, he re f, 1
and requested an explanation. " Sir," said the I'o' ore
read at school that a man's life is but a span ; and 1
your face is double that length."

It is a well known maxim that "time is moneY 110
terms arc relative ; so to save one is to save the other.
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save both time, and economise patience, and presell_t_
tempers, when we have a good PEN-a bad one upson
ence and temper. Preserve all, then, by purohasgl6,lolr
steel pens and other stationery, at E. T. Hall's -10P,P,
sale steel pen warehouse. 23, outh John-street.
ster.
Gillott's, Thomas Lowe's, G. W. Hughes, and other 01 a
dens at is per gross. Good Pen Holders 2d per dozenice,
HOLLOWAY'S OTNTMENT AND PILLS.-The , ilh
tumours, pimples, and diseolorations of the skin, 101041.
from impure blood, ill-regulated secretions, or iwine.ll,t the

tug taint, often defy science, but can never long
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toured
of Holloway's Pills—ans-ci-olnin;ct: s—ces
m f$
d to apply astringent lotions to eruptions on the boo
IYreast, and arms, should be warned that no practice is
life
dangerous. They throw the disease inward, and put etic
itself at stake. The only really safe and effective eesti!tea
ever yet prepared is Holloway's Ointment, which, alisltO
by his pills, will subdue the most obstinate cases 0.
disease.
REMARKABLE, IF TRITE.—The Philadelphia f,,lifftligs
states that a very large tumour was cut from the ehee'oo
child, seven months old, in the College Hospital. hiltif
tumour, when taken off, was found to contain a livingehod.
imperfectly developed, it is true, but still a living e`titi
Fingers were seen, and a part of a rudimentary arm.
titer
intestines were well developed, and no doubts were eto be
tained of its being a male child. A body, presumedotri,
the heart, contained, imperfectly formed, auricles and soo.
des. The mesenteric arteries and veins were of loge„,0000
The dissecting knife often came in contact with the O'Dirge
matter of a rudimentary skeleton. Fat was found ill_t di/
quantities everywhere. It was, in fact, a repetition u'
Siamese twins, only less perfectly developed.

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