Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

favour with shippers.—For furtb.r particulars
TAPSCOTT, FIS-
-4 and CO
Old Hall, 39, Oldliall-street

hey are ju

LINE OF PACKETS FOIL NEW ORLEANS.
(In connection with J. P. Whitney and Ca

To sail 7th JUly,
The splendid first-class American ship
SAILAH E. PETTIGREW,
James H. Burdick, Commander ;
Burthen 1,179 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, Portsnim
built, of the best materials, owne 1 in New Orleans, and a regu
trader.—Apply 'to • BOULT, ENGLISH, and BRANDON

LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
(In connection with J. P. Whitney and Co.,
Carondelet-street, New Orleans.)
Takes no salt.—To succeed the '4. E. PETTIGREW,
W4l :** The beautiful first-class Amican ship
INA•RUSSELts
Williams, eothmaniler ; •
Burthea 1,170 tonse'copperedandeopper-fastenedi a regular trader
and known to shipper, as a first-s-ate conveyance.—Apply to
BOULT, ENGLISH, aud BRAND.)N.

To Sail on the 3rd July,
FOE. NEW YORK,
Tie splendid first-class American ,chip
.41'12,4, • kroitiZoN,
G. N. Elliott, Commander;
1,666 tons register, copperecl and copper fastened, and a splendi
conveyance in every respect. Loading in Bromley-Moore Dock.-

Apply tc

OULT, ENGGIS
Richmond-built

, and BRANDON

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Succeeds. the HORIZON

The superior first class American ship
LAFAYETTE,
Clement it Soule, commander ;
and copperfastened, nearly new, and

register 1‘,0t)0 tons, cope
n all respettS a superior conveyance.-Appl*to
MOULT, ENGLISH, and BRANDON

For CITY' porNT; virtotine
The. fine first-class American

HENRY CLARK,
• ' Captain Brown;

a.fust sailer, and a desirable conveyance.
BGULT, ENGLISH, add- ERANDON

Burthen 1,003.tu4

REGULAR •..LINE,;OF— VESSELS FOR
RgILApRLPRIA.
,T4e mperior iirsfreras AmOiCan shrP'

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BOULV,NGLISH. 4ntl BRANDON

LINE' OF VESSELS FOR PIILL4DELPIIIA
• •To succeed the WAMce.
• FOR PHdLADELPHIA,
. The splendid first-class American ship
ROBERT CUSHMAN,
J. T. Morse, Commander ;

to shippeis as a re

alar trader

. For KAI:TT:JURA,
The fine American !shi
KALAMAZOO, ,
W.-Taylor, Commander

:Burthen 798 tow,.. Portsmouth-built, Classed 5 S in Frei
and is known to.ehippers.—Apply to Messrs. Lerch, Ha
smna, ENGLISI,L, and BR

rism, a
'MON.

brwood, or to

To sail sth July:
, For PORTLAND, MA.IFS, Direct.
141% , The fine first-cla4s American ship
.. 62 ,Ae. OLD ENGLAND,
Captain Charles N. Delano;
Burtben 900 tms, eoppered, and will have quick. despatch.—Appl
to BOULT, ENGLISH, and BRANDON'.

THE LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON PACKETS.
- . WARREN AND•THAYER'S LINE.
. Being the only regular and established Line between
-LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
L. 41.! No goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
Loading Berth, south Side Waterloo Dock.
sailing from LIVERPOOL punctually on the
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH.
SEA KING ...............Barker .............1200 July 5
WILLIAM WLR Wadsworth .1300 . July 12
8. CURLING Curling .• r.,‘,1600., July 20
W. H. PRESCOTT Batchelder . . July 27
WESTERN EMPIRE...—. F. 50u1e....... 1500.. August 5
NAUSET (new) J. Westeott lOOO ..August 20
GEO. WASHINGTON Cumiugs lBOO September 5
CICERO
CGr° Cabin Passage, £2O, found everything but Wines
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, qUick passag;
.prompt delivery of freight (in good order) is well known to impor
ters.—For freight or passage apply, in Liverpool, to
WARREN &. THAY.ER, Fenwick Chambers, Fenwick-street,
and in Boiton, to THAYER & WARREN, Constitution Wharf.
For Steerage Passage apply at 68, Waterloo-road.'Liveruool.

' NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS:
TRACY AND BALDWIN,
Emigration Agenti,
„ No. 68, WATERLOO-ROAD; LIVERPOOL.
Despatch the following splendid ships punctually`:
THE "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,
Sailing on the First and Sixteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK.
-NEPTUNE
ISAAC WEBB ...• • C. Hutchinson .. 1450 tons July 16
FIDELIA ...... •• .. IL Bessling ....1000 tons ...July 24
MANHATTAN .... • T. Dix0n........ 1450 tons.. August 1
GREAT WESTERN.. W. G. Furber ..1650 tons.. August 16
YORKSHIRE G, A. Dearborn ..1050 tons.. September 1
COLUMBIA.. • • —James Bryant ..1100 tons.. September 16
'JAMES FOSTER, Jun E. Abeel ......1600 tons.. October 1
HARVEST QUEEN E. Young ......1600 tons.. Octaber 16
The above-named ships are of the finest and largest cuss, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and com-
bine great strength with swift sailing qualities, they are commanded
by men of character and experience, who will take every precaution
to Komote the health and comfort of the passengers during•the
voyage. Private rooms for families or persons who wish to be more
select can be had, and deposits of El each to secure berths, should
be remitted to the undersigned by post-office order or Otherwise.
For Fares, and to secure Berths, either In, the Steerage, Second
tiAnn: or rn z.ate Rooms for Families, apply, post paid to and fro, to
TRACY !I.:)4I4IOPWJY, 68, voi-;.derloo-road.

Jow' Tovium., Conamander;
'" Burthen per register, 383 tons •
y
.
Last sailer, and a regular trader. Will have good' despatch
arms of freight or passage, apply to _ _

The first-c

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AGIA SOFIA
,sll AMALIA....
ARCADIA. ..
LACONIA ..

T. BOWRING & CA

British Steam-ships

1500 MACEDONIA

1500 i 43 goNT}

1200.1 TILESSALIA

Tons.
..1500
. 800
.1300

First Steamer fix

lALTA, SYRA, :CONSTANTINOPLE, AND SALONICA,
With liberty to call at any-ether port,
The first-class British steamer AGIA SOFIA,
Captain F. T. Parke, •

g goods at the east side of Nelson Dock, and will
sail on the 13th of July.
Rates of Freight
For Malta—Measurement goods, 358 per ton of 40 .cubic feet, and
10 per cent.
For 3.ra and ponstantinople—F:ne Roc
pnntec"

Is now rcO,Av

,us, including all kinds of
woolle
.Leached twist and yarn, GOs per ton.ns, and linens, also
r'or Salonica--Ditto, .4 Os per ton.
For Syra and Constantinople—All kinds of coarse goods, gray and
'rev cloth of all sorts, 40s per ton.
'tto, 50s per ton.