... sold at about half-price. IBLANKETS, FLANNELS, BED & TABLE LINENS, BABY-ROBES, SEWED WORK, HOSIERY, &c., will much Reduced during the SALE, which will continue for Ten Days. Wanted—A Salesman and an Apprentice. W E S. Oldham's SHERRY, free from Sweetness or Acidity, • • . 23s per dozen. Superior SHERRY, • • .. Verv Superior Vintage, 1844, .30s .. PORT WINE, full Bodied, . 24s Old and Crusted, ...

... they have resolved to Commence their ClibAP SALE of remaining' WINTER GOODS ou Fridav next, the Ist March. Being desirous to clear them out, as far as possible, in order to make room for their Spring purchases, and to accelerate the Sale, which will continue only till Saturday the ytni March, they will make their reductions unusually liberal. An early call respectfully solicited. Dnndee, 45 ...

... Manse, Mains, by Dundee, the 17th curt, Mrs MacGillivray, of a sou. fHarrugr*. At Craigton House, near Edinburgh, on the 16th instant, by tbe Rev. James Boyd, M.A., Polmont, Robert Bruce Neil, Esq.. Edinburgh, to Deborah, daughter of the late Jacob Tacitus Esq., London. Ballowoie, Straeathro, the instant, the Rev. Robert Inglis, W.liter Hood. Esq., shipbuilder, Aberdeen, to Jane Valentine, ...

... The usual half yearly meeting of the Company was held in the Royal George Hotel here, on Wednesday ; John Stirling, Esq. of Kippendavie, in the absence of the Chairman, was called preside. Most of the Directois were present, but few shareholders. The Secretary, Fergusson, read the Directors' Report, from which it appeared that considerable progress had been made in liquidating the land ...

... ENTRY, and MAUCHLLN TOWER COURT, MURRAYGATE, DUNDEE. JC. begs to intimate to his Customers, and the Public generally, that ALL ORDERS with which he may be favoured shall have his most prompt attention, ASD RETURNED WITHIN TEN DAYS. Moreen, Damask, Bed and Window Furniture, Cleaned, Dved, Hot-Pressed, and Watered as New. All sorts of Satins, Silks, Velvets, and every description of Goods, Re ...

... Scotch.—There has been rather more doing I i ...

... Mornings from 9 to o'clock; On Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock and On Friday Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. FOR PAYING OUT MONEY On Wednesday Evening, from 7 8 o'clock; On Thursday Morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock ; and On Friday Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. (d- Deposits of one shilling and upwards received. Amount of Deposits, 20th November, 1849, £47,121 4 ...

... everything that is New in the BOOK and STATIONERY UNE, including MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Plain and Fancy Stationery of every description; and having purchased the whole with Cash on the spot, considerable advantages will therefore be gained by the public. An elegant varietv of NEW WORKS, tastefully bound, suitable forGfFTS or SCHOOL PRIZES. BIBLES & TESTAMENTS in every New Style of ...

... and Cheapest Goods suitable for the term trade, one of the Partners is now in the English Markets, and they are daily receiving his extensive' purchases, arid the season has been late and Fancy Goods not sold was expected, many lots of SILKS, PLAIDS, DE LAINES, PRINTS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, LACES, BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS, Have been purchased much under the original cost. One large lot of Bonnet ...

... ALLA N'S ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE BOARD AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, 10 Tay Street, Dundee, WILL be RE-OPENED on Tuesday the September. BRANCHES. English Reading and Gram- Writing and Arithmetic. mar. . French. Plain Needlework. M asic. Fancy Needlework. Singing. Geography and History. Drawing. Composition. Grecian and Calisthenic Exercises for Deportment, with or without Dancing (by Miss ...

... Perthshire to Mr Peter Plough, a« mark of the high sense they entertain of his admirable answer Lord Kinnaird on High Farming and Fret Trade, will lie for a few days at the following places :— Peter Thorns, High Street, Dundee; James Morison, Bookseller, Perth ; ~ Wm. Dalrymple, Merchant, Coupar Angus. - ——■■■ ■ DIRECTORY TOR 1850. JAMES CHALMERS, RESPECTFULLY requests that those who intend ...

... AVERAGE PRICES OF For the week ending August 3. Per imperial quarter. I I I -1 -1 Aggregate average of the last six weeks. Wheat. I Barley. 1 Oats. I Rye- I I 45s J 21s lld I 17S 4d | lid | 273 3d | 27s DUNDEE CORN MARKET, August 9. The markets to the south coming somewhat dull for .: *««{»«« Do. Foreign, 445 j S'li'V.' r s3lb v:.v.v.v «j Pease and Bean 9 • - Flour,persnckof2Bo lb Od - 3 . ...