... Address, “Smithy, Telegraph Office. WANTED, a good General Servant; one accustomed to children preferred. Apply to Mr* Main, Post-Office, Gourock. WANTED, a Good Second-Hand PUNT, about eight feet long, with Oar*. Address, Punt,” Office of this Paper. LOST ...

... terms, “Coast,” Telegraph Office. WANTED, a good General Servant; one accustomed to children preferred. Apply to Mrs Main, Post-Office, Gouroca, WANTED, respectable Youth, about 15, for Mechanical Dentistry. Apply to Cbas. Fraser, surgeon-dentist, Havelock ...

... Address No. 3fi,” Telegraph Office. WANTED, good General Servant; one accustomed to children preferred. Apply to Mrs Main, Post-Office, Gourock. LOST, on Tuesday Night, at Steamboat Quay, small White Poodle Bitch. Answers to name of Maggie.” Apply Telegraph ...

... Address No. 36,” Telegraph Office, WANTED, good General Servant; one accustomed to childicn preferred. Apply to Mrs Main, Post-Office, Gourocfc. SITUATION Wanted by experienced Salen- O wsffisn, in Baker’s Shop. Unezeeptiocal refsrenossfross fotnar employer* ...

... land House, No. Wookie and family, Newcastle. Greenfield Place, No. 2—Mrs Robinson, Mains, and Mrs Drummond, Bewlie Mains. Post-office—Mr Jack, Kelso. Caroline Place, No. I—Miss Brown and Miss Oliver, Frogdon House, Kelso. Mr Crewther’s—Mrs Taylor and ...

... Morrison, and A. Steel, Kelso ; Mrs Scott, ! Stitchel. Mrs Morton’s—Mr and .Mrs Hardie, Kelso ; Mrs Laidler, Ancnim Mains. Post Office —Mrs and Miss Scott, Lilliesleaf. Ettrick House, No. I—Mrs Purves, Suoklaw Ridge. ...

... the con. q sideration of the meeting, requesting permission to u erect'telegraph poles from Wiahaw Station to New. t mains Post Office. The meeting unanimously ace ceded to the request made, and instructed their clerk t] to give intimation of the same ...

... their regular employment. They are “ pitching” shell into the Prussian works. A litllc boy inquired at the Augusta (Maine) Post-office, recently, if there was a letter, the little fellow, thinking to help him in his search, said, “He is married now, and ...

... March the Prussian troops have left here, with baggage trains and ambulance carts, except a few stragglers. The Customs, Maine, Post-office, and telegraph lines, have been handed over to the French authorities. No troops will return except those marching through ...

... know, , local post offices in the different districts the city to convenience people in posting their letters, but the i main post-office, contpnd. should be in the most cen- I site that could be got for the bulk of the traders of the city who would w .nt ...

... 638,092 in taxes this year, an increase of 5878,250 over last year, the rate rising from $11.70 to slB.—The Rockland (Maine) post-office does a larger business in foreign money orders than New York or any other office in America, owing to the largo number ...

... first.class reference.- Address, Y.Z., Post Office, Kenninghall, Thetford. IXTANTED, a good Shephlerd.-Apply Mr. W. W -Main, Post Office, Kirby-le-Soken, Walton-on- tbe.Neze. 117ANTED. with possession at Michaelmans next,. W a Free Full-licgnsed Public House ...