Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-02 00:00:00

LMPORTANT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

J. •LOADER,'
34, BRUNSWICK-ROAD, LIVERPOOL, •
WA I -,1! R,
Wedding Breakfasts, Dinner and. Evening Parties
attended.

ITOME-.,31...ADE 'SHIRT S

Six superior SHIRTS, made to measure, for 335.
~(tit warranted), at
J. KEE'I"S

GOLDENGLOVE
isi3rttity.siltmE
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N.B.—A C.ltolee variety of DRESs SIIIKTS at Ss. 6d. each-
mar2o

'LEFT-OFF, CLOTHES'. ,WANTED 111 large or
, .
tteemail quantities : Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentlemen
Ladies desjrous, of disposing of the same will he waited
upon in .all parta 'of Lancashire, South Pert, Chester, and
Cheshire, and the highest price given. Address Mr. or Mrs.
Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill ; for convenience of Gentlemen
about 'Change, A 73, iferettry Office. Mr. Jackson has no
agents, and allows no one but himself or Mrs. Jackson to buy
for him.

DURE WATER.—SACNDERS and CO.'S
,
PAtEN? SELF-CLEANSING CHARCOAL "FILTERS
are guaranteed to remove TASTE, COLOUIt, and SMELL,
front; iirty kind 'Of Water. Hundreds of families have therm -
in use, and bear testimony to their exeellence over all others,'
the old plan of passing water
.through lucre poroug ,stone
being the'least efficient of any, as the porCe of the stone soon
become permanently choked, and the Water is only clarified,,
but not purified. ' •

SAU,NbERS and CO.'s FILTERS are patronised by the'
Liverpool Town Council, numerous scientific gentlemen, and
the most eminent of the medical profession, in consequence of
their immeasurable -superiority.
16, PA ItIiEIt7STREET, LIVERPOOL. Sin f. 14

I• M. SINGER'S AND CO'S AMERICANI
SEWING MACHINE
Has received Eighteen Medals from Eighteen different States.. -
in Expositionin the 'United-- States, and the Medal of Honou...
at Paris "Exposition Universelle."
The practical utility And
.superiority of SINGER'S SEWING
MACHINES over all others is well known to the public, and
the'fact is established beyond a doubt that in every branch of
ixdustry where sewing is to be dose, these machines can be.
used with immense profit. As the speed of the railway trains,
is to travelling on foot, so is. sewing with Singer's Machines
tomvred with hand-sewing. No Tailor, Shoemaker, Hat or
Cap fanufacturer, Dressmaker, Staymaker, Carriage Trimmer,
Saddler, Sack or Bag Manufacturer, should be without them,.
These Machines can be seen in operation at
F. T. BLAKEY'S SHOW-ROOMS,
No. 1, HOUGHTON-STREET, WILLIAMSON-SQUI RE,
. LIVERPOOL,
Who is now the appointed Agent in England.

SAVING OF 50 PER CENT.
DAMS'S One Shilling Box of STATIONERY
A
Containing

SIXTY SHEETS GOOD NOTE PAPER,

SEVENTY-FIVE ENVELOPES,

PEN & HOLDER, WAX, PENCIL, & BLOTTING PAPER

63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL.

,Wvinittff .3utdrigture.

MOON'S CHANGES: Fuld. FEB. 7,. at 2h. lim. mom-

LIVERPOOL TIDE TATILE.

MORN. HEIGRT. EVEN. 11RIGILT.. .
Feb. 11. M.. FT. IN. MM. IFT.IN.
2—Thursday.". 548 11 5 • , 634 IA 1
3—Friday
4—Saturday..... 84G 13 ', 917 13 3
s—Sunday .9 47 15 1 10 14 15 2 •
6—Monday 10 40 17 4 11 3 17 l'
7—Tuesday ll6 19 ', ll 49 ..... 18 7.
.
B—Wedneoday '

Wind yesterday, N. ; at Holyhead, E.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 31. Tutonia, Embleton,
Elider;, Perry Danzie Alexandria
Feb. I. ' Ellen Owen, Thomas...Catania
Princess Royal , Para- Braes o' Moray Danzio
OF TIIE PORT.
Contest.
SAILED. '

Jan. 2s. Nundeepe, Beckford, Leghorn
Charles Scuchay, Richards. Feb. 1.
Charente Panic, Campbell Bombay
Jan. 30. . J. M. Wood, Mack,
Camden, Tolhiaan...Charleston New Orleans
C.-llorsfall, Hughes ...Bonny Autocrat, Burwell,
• , Jan. 31. • • >ew Orleans--
Adelaide,llunter,Pernambuco Mackinan, Homer, Charleston
Statesman,-Emery...Savannah Kangaroo (ss), Brooks,
Major Woolf, Nessen, New York
• St. Thomas Bohemian (ss), Grange,
Augusta, Groom Corfu ; Portland
Olomon, Asandalet!e. Mystery, Mallyn,
Savannah Monte Video
Kathaden, Rice Charleston Cambria (se), Kelly Havre
Thames, Anthony Halifax Sea Wave, Johnson,
Bertha, Behrend Havana • Rio Janeiro
•
FOREIGN PORTS.
Maha Ranee, from Calcutta at Ascension, and sailed for
London.
Daring.' Gillard; Pets Renouf; Redcoat, Barnard.; and
Arrow, Mathias, all hence at St Michael's.
Orontes (ss), hence at Alexandria, and left for Blyrout.,
Cairo (ss), Milbarn;from Carfu at Alexandria.
Jean Vandarhove, hence at Ancona. •
Calpe (ss), Follett; hence' t Genoa. .
• •
Turin (ss). Devesa, hence at Barcelona.
Araxes (Ss), Horsfall, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Malta.'
. ,
Venetian' (se); 'Hoare, hence at Malta, and cleared for
Palermo.. • „
Anglo-Saxon (es), hence at Portland Jan. 19.
Circassian (se), from Galway at St. John's Jan. 20.
Lima (se); from West Coast at TQbaga Jan. 5, with about
$350,000. •
Parker, Plant, -hence at Demerara.
Sir. G, Seymour,. Roland, and Cumming, Robertson, both
from Calcutta at Demerara.

SPOKEN.
Lady Franklin; Mobile for Liverpool, Jan. 2, off Pickles Reef.
Queen Mab, Singapore for Liverpool, Dec. 9, in lat. 33 S., lon..
22 E.
General Newell, hence for Calcutta.
British Banner, hence for Bombay, Oct. 22, in lat. 39 S., lon,
5 W.
Alicia, hence for Buenos Ayres, Dec. 26, in lat. *N,, ion. 28 w.
Hero of Kars, hence for Cape of, Good Hope, Dec. 28, in lat. 5
N., lon. 23 W.

OUTPORTS. •
PEAT-.,'Feb. 1.---Arrived and passed Itha damanthu
from westward to the river; Spheriod, London to St. Vincent;
Grecian, London to N'ancouver's IS:and ; Julia, London to Cape ..
of Good HOpe; Sir Colin Campbell, LondOn to RV) Janeiro ; •
Kerslaw, London to Ardrsosan ; Comet, and Sarah Metcalf,' to
London ; Lotus, London to Brixliam ; Elzine, London tcs
Corfu; Pa!eitine, London to Barbadoes ; Albemarle, Cevion'to
London; John Clements, Mexico to London • Onward, Mes-
sina, orders; Contest, London to Calcutta; 11:alnagauth, Bata-
via to London ; City of Perth, Calcutta to London; Newsboy,
St. Michael's to London ; Antigua, bemerara to London ;
Glenaln, Me.uritius to London; Stirlingshire, to London; For-
titude, London totoldnibo; Khersoacse (ss), London to Hong
Kong; Ole Nig, and Lasucra, Havana to London; Asvasis,
Kurrachee to London; Co'rinthian, Qteenstotn to Leith;
Argo, Bahia to London ; Leda, Sea Nyin!,ll, and Alfred. north
to west; Luelinow, Mauritius to Sunderland; Dubilizr
to Sunderland., • - - '

• ,
GatiTSExo, Feb. 1.---Arrivcd: Jim Mirage, and Lammeis
muir, frOnt'Ffong Kong; -Christine, and Isabella, Gothenburz;
Lune, Ihroiina ; -Hero, St. lklalo;"Balletta Panguard,-Copenlia-
gen ;•• Ulysses, Bombay; Sultan, and. :Assyrian, Shanghai:,
Sailed: llowden, for Bombay. ..

DuaLiN, Feb. i.---Arrivcd: I. P. Sundwall, Koeser. Sailed :
Earl of Leiecsier, for Odessa ; Lelias, Cardiff ; Toni' Roberts,
Dieppe ;, Turman, Remick.; PaCifiCi. Cork ; Dolphin, Pen-
zance; Levant, Llanelly; Annie, Catherine, and Mary Jane,
Barniouth; John Morgan, Swansea; Margaret Gibson, New-
port;' Reino Dugil, Nantes._

QuErNsTOWN:'FCb.- L—Sailed 'Wins, for Sonrabaya ;
Catherine, Galway; Glengarvie, Leith ; Celeste, Trieste ;
Jeanie, Jamaica._

GREENOCK', Feb. 1.---Arrived:. Rosin, from New Orleans.;
Dunbarton, Cole, master, froaa this port to Newfoundland put
back leaky; after having been out thirty•days. ,

MARITIME EXTRACTS

- - - - -
The main and mizenmasts have been pulled out of the Ludy-
mien, an:. the fire was extinguished about three 'o'Ckek yester-
day morning ; vessel and cargo very much injured from the
mainhateb forward.

The Queen of the Isles, for Africa, at anchor off Tranmere,
lost jibb.mm and had head-knees started, from being run into
yesterdity mol•ning by the schooner Travaunance.

The' Itungariaris ), from Porland for thisport, was off
'Queenstown yesterday. .
The arrived at this port from Fleetwood yesterday,,
with cargo cx C. Brownell.

The VOcalist, for Melbourne, has put back with loss of bow:-
'sprit and furetopmast.

'lltadluouTir,'Jan. 30: The Mind,. Hoff, from Liverpool for
San Sebastian, which put in here 24th, with damage, has been
surveyed, and cargo disOarging,....

Aniaoiv, Jan. M : The Ann Mitchel!, from Liverpool for
Bombay, is not visible to-day, masts went out of her last night.
Fisbing-boats have gone off to the wreck.

Bnti;AsY, Feb. ' The Dauntless, which was ashore on
Brigg.'s,Rock, as reported on the 30th ult., is up here in dock.
ILtvnE, Jan. 29 : Ac- olie vessel was lost at Calii gapaWn.
during a heavy gale Dec. 5 ; an English lady and her four
children (passengers), and ten of the crew drowned.
RocitmE, Jan. 29 : The Adeline' from Newcastle for Cadiz,
with coals, foundered at sea Jan. 24; 'crew saved by the Pemc.
trius, from Liverpool for Malta, an ived here.

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