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CHEAPEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO LIVERPOOL.

THE Screw Steam Ships, "SILLOTH" or "CUMBRIA" Sail between Silloth and
Liverpool, calling off Whtehaven, (Weather Permitting) in connection with
the Silloth Railway, as under: -

CARLISLE TO LIVERPOOL

                        Trains Leave            Steamer
Date.                Carlisle                    Sails
Sat, Nov. 20     10 a.m.                   12 noon
Wed. Nov. 24    2 p.m.                     3.15 p.m.

LIVERPOOL TO CARLISLE

                         Steamer               Trains Leave
Clarence Dock  Sails                     Silloth
Mon. Nov. 22   12 night                12 noon
Thurs. Nov. 25  12 night                12 noon

                            FARES

Carlisle and Liverpool-First Cabin, 8s; Second 4s.

       JOHN CARRUTHERS,
       Steam Packet Office, CARLISLE.
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THE SHORTEST SEA VOYAGE, AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM CARLISLE TO LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST, DUBLIN AND DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN,
Is via Whitehaven,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE MARYPORT AND CARLISLE AND WHITEHAVEN JUNCTION
RAILWAYS.
And Whitehaven Steam Navigation Company's Splendid Iron Steamships.
"WHITEHAVEN"           and           "QUEEN"

Carlisle to Liverpool on Thursdays and Saturdays
Liverpool to Carlisle on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Carlisle to Dublin every Wednesday
Carlisle to Douglas, Isle of Man, every Wednesday
Douglas to Carlisle every Friday morning.
(Landing and receiving Passengers off Douglas, weather Permitting.)
Carlisle to Belfast every Monday.
Belfast to Carlisle every Wednesday.

For Time Tables, Rates of Freight, and Passage, apply to WM. DOWSON AND SON,
the Old Hall, 39, Old Hall St., Liverpool;  ALLEN NICHOLL, 20, Eden Quay,
Dublin;  ROBT. HENDERSON, Donegal Quay, Belfast;  WM. BERET; 50, North Quay,
Douglas;  or to
                      EDWARD JOBLING, Carlisle.
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   STEAM UNDER 60 DAYS ECLIPSED

The following ships, sailing under the "Black Ball" flag, have Beaten the un
dermentioned Steamers of the "Eagle" line on the passage home from
Melbourne: -

Marco Polo...beat the Royal Charter Eight Days
Lightning.......beat the Great Britain Ten Days
Shooting
Star..............beat the Royal Charter Ten Days
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                        PACKETS
             on the 5th of each Month
               FOR MELBOURNE

Forwarding Passengers by Steam to various Ports in AUSTRALIA AND TASMANIA

Ship               Register    Burthen   Capt.

Ocean Chief     1092       3000      BROWN
Date: Dec. 5
Lightning          2090        4500      BYRNE
Date: Jan 5
Marco Polo     1625        3500      CLARKE
Date: Feb. 5
Commodore
         Perry      2243        5000      WEBB
Date: Mar. 5
Donald
        McKay    2604        5000      TOBIN
Date: Apr. 5

    The above Line is composed of the Largest, the Finest and the Fastest
Merchant Ships in the world, and have been built by the most celebrated
builders of the day, including M'Kay of Boston. They are commanded by men
who have already rendered themselves famous; and their equipments and
accommodations are unequalled by any line of ships afloat.
    The Black Ball Line has had the distinguished honour of a visit from her
Majesty the Queen, who was most graciously pleased to say that she had no
idea there were such magnificent ships in her merchant navy.

Freight and Passage apply to the Owners,
JAMES BAINES & CO., 6, Cook Street, Liverpool;
to HENRY KENYON, Maryport;  WILLIAM WILKINSON, Penrith;  T. MARK, Wigton;
or to JOHN B MULLEN, 2, Grey Street, Carlisle.
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PASSAGE MONEY £ 14 and UPWARDS.
             "WHITE STAR" LINE

                               of

BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL
                   MAIL PACKETS
SAILING BETWEEN LIVERPOOL and
                     MELBOURNE
On the 20th and 27th of every Month, And forwarding Passengers by Steamers
at through Rates to all parts of AUSTRALIA.

Ship                 Captain              Reg.    Bur.
Beechworth      FRAIN             1286   4000
To Sail:  Dec. 27
Prince of the
            Seas     BROWN          1427   4500
To Sail:  Jan 20
Red Jacket       M.H.O.
                        O'HALLORAN  2460  5000
White Star        T.C.C.
                        KERR                2360  5000
Mermaid          J.WHITE            1320  4000

The splendid clipper "Beechworth: is the finest and handsomest packet in
port, and will sale punctually at noon of the 21st December.  She was built
by Donald M'Kay, the celebrated builders of the "Lightning", "Stag Hound",
"James Baines", &c &c, and designed especially for the Liverpool Australian
Trade, The "Beechworth" was especially selected to carry Her Majesty's
Troops to the Cape of Good Hope and India, and landed them all in good
health.  Her Saloons are very handsome, upwards of 8 feet in height, and
furnished with every comfort and necessary for the voyage. The accomodations
for all classes of passengers are of the most superior order.
    The very magnificent and fast clipper "Prince of the Seas" will be the
packet of the 20th January.
    Passengers must embark, without fail on the 20th of December.
    For freight or passage apply to the Owners,
H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water Street, Liverpool;  or to the Agents,
THOS. MACKERETH, 52, English Street, Carlisle;  ABRAHAM DIXON, Wine
Merchant, Wigton;     WM. ROWNTREE, High Cross Street, Brampton.

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