... TO TiE ELECTORS OF SMITHFIELD WARD, (G ENTrLF.M@IEN-I have to thank you for the G honour you have conferred upon me, in again returning me as your representative at the Council Bnard, and also those gentlemen differing from me in opinion, who amnto forward at so early a period and stated that they -would not oppose my re-else- tion, as they did not wish to take advantage of the omission I had ...

... JOHN MACLURCAN BEGS TO ANNOUNCE HIS RETURN from London, after selecting an extensive and beautiful ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS, CONSISTING OF SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, BALZARINES, PARASOLS, &c., &c. 2, DONEGALL PLACE. 1101 JAMES NEILL, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, SILVERSMITH, AND OPTICIAN, 6, DONEGALL PLACE, EGS TO INTIMATE HAVING Breceived considerable additions to his Stock during the past week, viz.:- ...

... FENTON'S CRIM1EAN PHOTOGRAPHS. AR. MAGIA LL HAS TIHE PLEASURE AI to announce that the Exhibition of this highly- jtitprestinfg series of Photographs, taken by ROGER 1'c'NTon, ( SN . (uinder the patronage of her Majesty the Queel1 alU the Emperor of the French), and Co!nprising UPoards Of o00 SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF THE WAR, is now Open, at No. IS, DONEGALL PLACE, from Teti till Fie. Aoasinl(sN ...

... 47, CASTLE STREET. H. & L. J. SHERRARD RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION to their present Large and New Stock of First-class JENVELLERY, WATCHES, AND CLOCKS, Readly-timed for immediato wvear, which, for extent quality, and cheapness, cannot be equalled. Prices of Watches, from Twro to Twenty Guineas each. lholosole tie ad Retail Jewellers undl Iatchrnakers, .12, 4, & 47, CASTIE SI''RE'I', Beltst; ...

... TO FLAX SPINNERS. HACKLING AND PREPARING MACHINERY FOR SALE. PWNVO 4-TOOL LONG-LINE MACHINES, .1- turning motion, by 1MARSSDE One 3 (10. dlo. do. do. Two 6-Arm Intersecting -Machines. One Lon.g-dixe Spreader, by P. FAIRIBAIx N & Co._ nearly new. One do. 2nsd Drawing, by SAMUErL, LAWSON & SoXs. Olie (o. Roving 72 Spindlles, I1sv P. FAIRB AIIIX & Co. 'I'he above are in excelfmlit wvorkimng ...

... SE RAI ONS 'T 0-M OR R O W. THE LORD'S DAY. A SERMON WILL BE PREACHED, GOD 171 willing, it, TRINITY CHIIRCH, on SUN- DAY Evening next, by the RF.Y. T. CAMPBELL, Incumbeut, in reply to A Discourse on Mark ii., 27, 28. By J. Scott Porter. DOWN & CONNOR & DROMORE CLERGY AID AND ADDITIONAL CURATES' FUND SOCIETY. A SERMON WILL BE PREACHED (DYV.) IN BAL- W I.YiuAC.wRETT CHURCH, on SUN- DAY (To ...

... 1, 0 S T, ON YESTERDAY AFTERNTOON, BY A Lady, in Donegtal Plaee, or ioi tile way from thence to the Holvwood Railway Station, a PURSE containing Bank Notes and Silver. If found bv a poor person, a Rewsard of £1 will be given, on its being brought to Mr .MAG I LL, Stationer, Donegall Place. 24th October, 18566. 3279 CHOICE TEA. (MREER & COML'A NY'S CELEBRATEl) G NONPARIEL TEA, collkising of ...

... TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND AGEIN-TS. WIe beg to announce that we have made every pos- sible arrangement for the carriage and delivery of our uulstoeorped papers in the principal towns through- out Ulster, in order to meet the requirementts of the public, ansi rearder the cost of our journal as cheap as it can practically be madc, consisterrtly with our aim to furnish tie earliest arrul best ...

... I YOUNG MEN'S CHIIISTIAN ASSOCIATION. COURSE OF LECTURIES.-SESSION 1550-57. T HE OPENING LECTURE OF q'l-IE 1 Session will be delivered ?? ol the Even- ing, of MONDAY next, the 13th instant, in the VICTORIA-IIA1,L, by THE RIGHT HION. JAMES MONCRIEFF, MH.P., LORD AD)VOCATP OF SCOTLAND. THOMAS A'CLURE, Esq., J.P., President of the Association, in the Chair. Subject-_ Social Reform-Indifferenco ...

... SMITHFIE LE D WVARD. Ti1E COMMITTEE, APPOINTED To Tconjuct tile Eloction of SAMUEL G. GETTY and THOMAS VEIRNEL, Esqrs., to represent this Ward in the Town Council, bh,, to info. rin youl that the0 ToWN CLttIZIK has ?? NINE, o'clocoi'lt0 TUJES- DAY MORNING, thle 25th iIIstant, at the HO0USE, 5, FOUNTAIN STREET, cot-ner of CASTLE STiMEET, to take lthe poll, The Commiit tee bog to soilicit thie ...

... AIsDRESS AND PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO TIIE 1.LE. ALEXANDEIE IIENDERSON, lATE MnlISTEIt OF THtE lPRFESiBYTPnIAN C11tlRCII, IIS- ] , AND NOW CHAl AIN TO TUI. FOItCES ON THE cUitlixlit. -p EV. AND DEAR SIlR-If, as we 3re fully -jij le(l to belivye, the tireuinstanees or events, ,1ral, social antd r elItiotis. that go to constitute the jntt, i ecn:al oif ma l, origionate not by any neans m ...

... THIE PROTESTANT ORPHAN SOCIETY. ERMONS WILL BE PREACHED ?? S in aid of this Society, On SUNDAY next, 21st September, instant, In CHI4:1ST CHURCH, By Rev. EUGENE O'MEARA, Visiting Secretary. Since the frwmation of this Society, in 1828, it has providpd for 1,207 Orphans, atld it has now under its car e 400 Children. 2794 V. X E A TT Y, 21, Rosemary Street (opposite the Post-office), CARVER AND ...