... OTIIEIIS.- W A Gentleman perfectly ob versant with the Woollen Trade In all its branchee, in London anti the country. and] shipping inte- rests, is willirpto enter in t Eo DENqlEMENT vith a first-rate roose, to repreient thoflb. rO n or elsewvhere. He has ...

... totally lost off Polonis; five of crew saved. The Solimenes which was an iron turrot ship was built at La Seyne in 1875. The Brazilihn war vessel Schemes, which is reported to have founded of Polonis. with great loss of life, was a turret ship built ot ...

... Jun. & CO. Oitfitters, 30, atch lost St. Anti-street Mlancliesteo-. Re lost passe -~ THE LIVERPOOL WHITE STAR' Or 'B A LIAN PACKETS. Fa FOR ADEINA4,i E. CILDNOG, MELBOURNE, ofiiec PORT Pfilfl1t', AND SYDNEY the A Ship. Tiuns. CaptAlisIS. Destinatioan ...

... STORIT.-TJHE USE OF OIL AT SEA. A Board of Trade inqairy was opened at Liver- pool on Thursday into the abandonment of the ship Lauderdale, of Liverpool, while on a voyare from Junin, to the port of Hamburg. It appeared that the vessel left Junin on the ...

... belonging tb Her Majesty's ship U Akbar, lying in the Mersey, had a terrible experience during the gale on Wednesday night. A yonng man E named Duckworth, fromn Blackburn, had.ome to see his brother, a boy on board the ship, and, together witb several ...

... t ,SHIPPING CASUALTIES. I FOUR LIVES1 LOST. News reached West Hartlepool on Monday that thd steamqr Jamnes Malam, owned by Messrs,._MbIpanp E Doughty, and Co., of West Hartlepool, bad foundered r in the North Son, nnd that four livee had been lost. B ...

... Adam-st.,Strand,London,W.C. y __ RESCUE OF A SHIP'S CREW. A Liverpool barque landed on Sonday the captain and crew, nineteen all told, of the Norwegian barque n Hercules, wvho were resoued from that ship in the Bay t of Bisoay as she was in a sinking ...

... biliousness, accompanied with sickness and dreadful head- acbes (being greativ fatigued with overwork and long hours at business) ' lost all energy, strength, and appe. tite. I was advissA by a friend in whom I had seen souh beneficial effects to trr H op Bitters ...

... rich end dry wine. ~Y 0Dozens PORT, shipped by Messrs. Cockburne and Co. bottled I .in 1845. Di30 Dozens PORT', Shipped by Messrs. Offley and Co. bottled in g1846; a very snperior wine. hle 20 Dozens PORT, shipped by Messrs. OffieyadC.btl i be 1834; a ...

... fellows:- Ln 20 doz. Port (pintis), shipped by Warre, Brothers, and Co. bottldd. in 1844. , II : 00 doz. Port, shipped by Offiey and Co. bottled in 1834; a very dry ear, e nd superior seine. I . ; 50 doz. ditto, shipped by Saudeman end Co. bottled in 18i ...

... Ditto, ..Oct. 1. BEEJAPOlE ..2500..,M'LAy ?? Ditto, ..Oet. 10. ,Sja To he followed by equally good A 1 Ships. has These maignificent A I frigate-huilt ships have very lofty, well- in ventilated between-decks, splendid cabin accommodations, are commanded by ...

... s, accompanied with sickness and dreadful head. aches (being greatly fatigued with overwork and lung hours at business), I lost all energy, sirength, and appe1 tite. I was advised by a friend in whom I had seen such beneficial effects to tw v Hop Bitters ...