Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-23 00:00:00

NOTICJ TO kaUPPEHS

The M.,. "CITY OF '13,A1,011F.S Ei " will receive Goods for Not-
Verk till Nfontlay Afternoon. the 25th instant, alongside the steamer
at thy coloNny',4 Berth, EatA. side of the Itoskisson Dock.

TILE LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, AND PIIILA-
DET,PDIA COMPANY'S

(Tf.fis-
CITY
CITY
KAN(
VIGO.
BOSP.

IC.i.Tll* I NI
•' WASHINGTON.
MANCHESTER
A.OO

Capt. R. Leitch.
2380 tons... Capt. r. C. Petrie.
.2109 tons... Capt. .1. Kennedy.
1874 tons... Capt. J. M. Jeffrey.
19r)3 tons... Capt. P. Miguigan,
BUS (13runch.Stearner) 448 tons... Capt. S. Brooks.
iermentionod,ofoiher vessels are intended to sail in 18
FOR NEW YORE,
"CITY OF MANCHESTER," MONDAY, 25T11 JULY, . .

3elfast and -C

ag the latter Pori 2.3tt

steamers corm• " Phillips' Patent
in water-tight compartments.
rtcrieneed Surgeon is attached to t
it Vt per ton, to New York, and
be taken subject 10 agreement, pa
irs an rents per Pound sterling.

,1 to New York

lire Annihilators," and

till eix.p.to. of the day before Sa
in :titmi York., to,John

; Philadelpl
Walnut-street

Unnianufactured Goods,
ayablc here, or New York,

to }lives and NlaccY,
ales Ileeoue, 5, Place

to Oirnelius Carleton

inFiueenitown, to C. and W.
L, to , , WILL]
62, and 63, Tower-buildings

D. Seymour and Co.; a
lAM INMAN,
South, 22, Water•strcc

TO NEW YORI
Tll E ,11 R A
Captain S
Loads (in this instance)
She sqls- positively on the
goods_Cter_the

K SHIPPERS.
DNOUGHT,
A -
in Wellington Basin.
19th instant, ,tind will nol

Dods by 3greement. ,S 1
roods as early as possibl

A. TAYLOR and CO

3,-.l,xnular trader

For Moi
The favourite Clyde b!
PRIDE OF
D. THORNTON,
r regi,ter ; well known for
ct ith quick despatch.--Am

uil iron clipper Ship
CANADA,
Commander ;
her tat sailing qua
ply to

BLUE BALL LINE-OF 'PACKETS,

LIVERPOOI, TO NEW YORK

TWENTY-EICiIFTE OF JULY

Loa-ding Berth Bramley-Moore Dock.

The magnificent, first-class American Ship
REPORT Mt,
-Nr. If ow }7, COMM and Cr ;

7egister ; coppered and copper fastened - 'a
very fas
as a conveyance for fine goods, cannot be surpassed.—
TAYLOR, TIPPER, and RICHARDSON,
olyn en x -place, Water-street.

BETWEEN7LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
Saling from Liverpool punctually on the ht
lath of each month
Capt.

tons. To ss
1,100 lst AR
.1,500

.31elcher
,Chapthan
Gilley
.Rich

COMMODORE ..Bliss 1,200
The line has been established for the accommodation of ship

;hips arc all 'strictly timt che;s, and conunanded by men of i
rienee and ability.—Apply to
TAYLOR, .TIPPER, & RICILMDSC
For passage apply to SABEL AND SEARLE, ,Waterloo•ros
Agents in Boston: Messrs. Page; Richardson & Co.

(aptabi

\oat: NM TAPSCOTT
EMERALD ISLt •
FRANCIS B. CUTTING.
ST. T,OVIS •
BENJAMIN ADAMS
TIIIRTY-ONE STATES
SHAMROCK
sKAPPAHANNOCK
JOHN J. BOYD'

3. B. Bell 1,800.
G.ll, Cornish 1,850.
.E. D. Post 1,150
A. C. Hoyt 1,050,
.E.4.'Chnse 1,300.
1,050.
.S. B. Domie 1,300,

•st class,

passages and always delivering their cargoes well, they arc
in favor with shippers..—For further particulars apply to
TAPSCOTT, HMI and CO.,
Old Hall, 39, Oldhall-at

THE LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON PACKETS.
WARREN AND TIIAYER'S
Being the only regular and established Line bet
LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
received on the advertised dav of

I :aiAts

Sailing from LIVERPOOL punctually on the
Firm AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH
S. CURLING
gnaw 1.100...Ju1y

WESTEUN EMPIRE t, Some ~ ~19,MAJ... (1 ts p ••• —•
NAUSET (new) T, WestFott I,ooo...August
GEO. WASHINGTON Cumings. l,6oo...Septonber
CICERO Taylor 1,200...5ept ember
at 10 p.m. SEA FLOWER ................Thornhill l,3oo....Oetuber
""au. SEA KING Barker.
Kir Cabin iill SWIM, ,eqn ~....2 - - -1, 2°°... October

,:eitgers forwarded by Steamers to all parts of
Tasmania, &c., at through rates.
%CI: FT 'Y. R. Kirly WHITE STAR
Pitt Ncl, Or THE SEAIL-,11.A:-BrOWII STAR or THE EAST
, Clarke SHALIMAR :
It the Company's ottiee::,,, 13t.ur: JACK ET

1 11 Flot

James White ARABIAN
.-.Thos —Frain lintocco
.George Kerr TORI4ADO

And other celebrated Clippers.
Captain. Reg. Bur.
1' ' Davies 1582...4650,
?assengers embark on the 19th August.

punuttutity v.'
The-elippers-of.thisline hair made- some OL:thefaSte
on record ; they were built especially for tile Australiar

The Saloons are fitted with great splendour, anu Irina
bedding, linen, and all necessaries.
The accOmniodatiOn for Second Cabin, and other clas
be surpassed by those of any fleet in the kingdom.
All goods by this line for, the future, :be dclivc
Railway Pier' only.

• '
f,

(Conveying goods to (icelong,
The splendid Clipper-ship
'`ET-T-- II "9 17 N
J. DAVirs, Commander ;
562 ions. This magnitleTt and
•,_

Australian Clipper is one of the-ftistcst ships in the trani
always lauded her cargoes in the most perfect comb
accommodations for all classes of passengers arc of 1
order.,,.,Loading in the. Queen's Dock.—For terms,of
passage apply to
11.-I%*W lI,SON- & 1 II E , trect,l
All risk of river 'Taft and liyhleroge to be ionic by t,

NEW 2EAI„IN

" WHITE -STAR';' -LINE
Or Llyneroor, AND NEW ZIALAND

eieo
, Sailing on the 10th o
/ :
I.IVI It 13 0 0 L• T 0"1'411,, ZEAT

The clippers of this line consist Orthelargest, haiulson
fastest sailing ships afloat, including tie '; lied Jacket,"
Star," " Blue Jacket," " Tornado, '"Mermaid," "Si
"Telegraph," and Prince of the Seas,'''.'many of *hich
employed in 11. 14,_postat ilervice„_and are fatuous tor
of their piutaqcp, eqttisfaction hi•-en to

SHOOTING STAR, E. J. Allen
SHALIMAR, J. R. Brown
BLUE JACKET, Clarke

nuth flkintrita.

MO DE JANEIRO PACKETS.
REGITLAR LINE OE CLIPPER. VESSELS

HEM.: ter Fxl;
- WI Y It
:1!! •;,"•IN, MIA AVE
.•• 44.: QUEEN 01•"111E i:xi
• - —z-- • ISABELLA
MARY WOOlis
First ship, now loading in yrince',

at the I

11-known

11er
• highest
'eight 'or

most, and
"White
halhaur:'

sengers carried 167
FOR AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON,
Forwarding Passengers to Nelson, Otago, and Canterbury.
Register. Burthen. sails.
.1,518 1,500 tug. 10
.1,456 4,250 Sept. 10
1,074 3,200 Oct. 10

Nov. 10

• The. famous clipper ship ." Shooting Star" :Jill be despatched
punctually oh the 10th of August for. Auckland and Wellington..
This renowned clipper made the passage from Liverpool to Mel-
bourne in:4-3 days and 75 days, and on her last voyage .home she-
passed and re-passed one of the fastest ocean steamships employed

in the passenger trade, and haK received on hi; several voyages the
most handsome and flattering testimonials from his fellow-

voyagers.
The "Shooting Star" has accommodation for a. large number of
saloon passengers; for 'whose use a piano, lidding, linen, and all
necessaries are provided; a mulch cow is carried for 'passengers in
this class.. - . _ • _ _ „. .. .

passengers: cannot be excelled fi• anF-ship afloat.
Passengers embark on the 9tii 6f Afigust. Saloon passengers at
10 a.m. on the morning of the 10th August.
- For all information respecting .freight and passage ; also.

TIM FREE I.A$l) GRANEs
of 40 acres and Upwards,, the..fute 'pixmince of Auckland, New
Zealand, list of agent,. &c., refer to--- ,
11. I'. WILSON ;and CHAMBERS-,
'2l, Water-street, Liveri)ool.

On. and after the 4th May,
JOSEPII isiEWM AN, Eso.,
~
tl' f,
, ft"' , (For sixteen wears If reaident in New Zealand, and i.
-n2v±..:L4‘'i member of the Provincial Council, Auckland), wit
attend at his office,
No. 10, DRURY-11UIT,D1N.Cs, WATER-STREETi LIVERPOOL
To give information to parties int crested in emigration to Auckland

and also Grant •
FREE LAND, ORDERS OF FORTY ACRES. '
for each adult over eigbtcen years of age, and twenty acres for eat

The parties *eligible are agricultural labourers and servants,
mechanics of ariouslands domestic servants (male and female);
and farmers of small capital, or other parties able to employ labour,
or in any way to advance the interests of the Colony.

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