... FOR SALE, 13Y PRIVATE BARGAIN, T HAT Fir.st-class Corner ''lENEMENlT, situated No. 10 J Queen's Crescent, coiitaining Three large and commodi- ous D wellling Houses, finishied in the most elegant and modern Style. The Feii-iduty is almost novdno7l and the ?? will be Sold at a l'rice which will yield a goofl rei e rn to a purchiaser. ranrt of the Purelnise Money may remain a burden on the ...

... OST, on Thursday the 1-7th lush, bectwixt George SqiAAM L and Steamnfsoat Quay, a 6NIAT'LL, GOLD BROOCHi, having a White C orneliall Stnc, with a Forget-me-not ili Centre. As the above was tite gift of a deceased relative, thc finder Nvill bh suitably rewarked, on returning the same to Mr. t roter NIlMilktIn, Jeweller, Arcade. Ulasgiow, 17th Augivst, 1854. V Y l FOUND, i1S ?? Vinceit Street, ...

... EXCURSIONISTS may secure £100 for their families ill case of death by ailhvway Accident in a trip of any length, A with all allowalieC for thilesolvles when hurt, by taking an In- surance Ticket, costingir WO PE NCE, ofthie Excursion Agents, orat tlhe Railway Stations. RAILWAY PAS5L.\GBns'As SuSLi.,N'cE 5 OFFICES, 3 OLD BROAD b STUEEr, LOsnON. WILLIAM J. VIAN, SeC. UNITED KINGDOM TEMPERANCE ...

... TOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SGCHOOL, 13 EMMANrK PLAOE, CONDUCTED BY MRSVI^HENDERSON, Wfbthe ?? MastersandGovernesses. MS RRS. H ENDERSON will adopt thea same system of Edau. V1cation as pursued wi;th so mueh success by Mr8. Grahamn nnd M~iss Fleeming (late of Clareanonit H~ouse), at whose esttab- JiGbment sbe received the greater part of her edaeation. Proapectuses can be had on application ...

... I- TlE FO LL 0 I7NL7r ?? V'lf 7'lSll.lI-\ 7W I '1 - I ('Irf D US TO0 LATE PUle IN-'J;ft'lW I F OUR 1t1.1HeRT PIJIlOV :- URIGEON WANTED for the Ship LaDY OCIAVIA-ClydG 1; to Melbourine. 0 Apply to Miaccallumn, Griaham& Mack, 4*i St. Vineut Place. s WANTE]D, ?? JIlciest Uf1), a.iPotter. 5 ...

... A MOST VALUABLE INVESTMENT. h0 e SOLD, by private Bargain, a Large Niumbe of unroy T SIHARES in a ComPanY in GL'tsgew. Tese Shares have yielthed1 214 per, Centf. of Profit duraiang the last fewr years;- o uand it is expected that, dluring tics present year, there will be at NB.,Proft of20)er Cent. 'Io parties in Nrantf of an advantageouts V. Mf. investment for their capital, Su~ch an eligible ...

... ADJOURNED SALE OF PROPERtTY AT MILTON AND) CLACHAN op CAMPSIE. U'~snrI I PRtICEtS R Ioc EI)n To le Sold, by Public Rh up, within tho R Royal Exchange Sale Rtoomis, Glasgow, OG Wednesday the 23d day of August, 1854, at Twvo O'clock Afternoon, ryllf, llR.IGTll and BENEFIT of a TACK for 99 Years el Whiteu lsnday, 1792, of that P'IECE of GIIOUND, c(11-istibg of I Acro and 3 Falls, or thereby, ...

... I ISSES LEGENDRE RESUMED their CLASSES, / at 148 RANDOLPH TERRACE, on TUESDAY the Isr of AUG UST, assisted by Messrs. M'AULEY, GREIG, and MORITZ. Hill Street, 18th August, 1854. BOARD AND EDUCATION FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 6 MONTAGuE PLACE, BATH STREMT. JRS. CONNELL (Widow of the late Dr. Conncll of the 1 i Iligh School) begs to intimate that the CLASSES in her Seminary are now in full operation ...

... THIS DAY, AT MOUNT 1H:1lOT, NEAR STEIS STATION, CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. rT'EN ACRES SUPERI0R GROWING OATS, T FIVE ACRES MA'CIII.AM (AN EXTRA CROP), TWENTY RICKS NEW HAY, AND FIFTEEN ACRES EXCELLENT FOGGAGE, WEi.L ENCLOSED. A Train leaves the Buchanan Street Station of the Caledonian Railway, for Steps Station, which is within a few minutes' walk a of Grounds, at half-past T'elve ?? at One p.M. ...

... K TRUNK, from the Greenock Railway At. Stattion, on Friday Afternoon. 1 Anys, 0ere0uriiigtl~iewsaismto Mr. Gilcilrist, at the Groeenock A Station, or givingf such Informaition ats IVill load to its recovery, TD will ie suitiltily lIuvarded. to 'tLh August, 1854. t. ThIlREIE POlUNDS REWARD. OS, iltheIsilinst., butweeli GlatSgow and tile Head o)f G I ,0oel(lOmond, a Pu1irple Coveredi ...