... NOTICE'TO CORRESPONDENTS. AU Communications, ai-d articles of intolligence, intended for publication, require to be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, Unless this Is attended to, Corros- pendents may rest assured that no attention will be paid to their communicatione. ** W. M. R., Loochol-Cushnie, in our next. ...

... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. All omouicaifl, and articles of intelligence, intended-for publication, require to be authenticated by the namo and address of the) writer. Unless this is attended to, CorrC- 0 pandents may( rest assured that no attentiou' will he'paid e to their communications. t . C. D., we think, has a claim on the Company, and-he should r make his complaint there. a Several copies ...

... WHEN YOU ASK FOR GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, SEE ThII' YOU GET IT, AS INFERIOR KINDS ARE OFTEN SUBSTITUTED. f Mersey Line of Australian Packets, SAILING FROA LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE o0l TIIE 25Tr op EvEReY MON:T. Passengers conveyed by Steanier at Through Itates to all parts of Australia, &c. Tons Tons Ship Commander. Rog. Bur. To Sail. ZOBOAt t . Morrison, 1l:-3 3000 25th Mlay. ..A . ...

... LEITH: WOOL SALES. A DAM & M'REGO resectfully request that ..tl WOOLS and SHEEP SKINS itnded for their Salo of 2d November, be delivered not later than 27th inst. DOWELLS & LYON, Selling Brokers. Leith, 13th Oct., 1859. LENFIELD PATENT STARCH) G USED IN THE ROYAL L5XUNDRY, U AND PRSONOUNCEDnya HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS to be THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. ts Sold by all Chaudlers, Grocers, See ...

... SON SALE, LUPERPHOSPHATE, or Dissolved Bones, in a 0 dry and powdery state, like Guano, rich in both Soluble phosphate and Ammonia; SUPEIRPHOSPHATE, made from the Coprolite now so largely used in England, containing a largo rosrtion of Soluble Phosphate but no Ammonia; SMUAL'U- Je ACID, SULPHATE of SODA, and several MIXTURES, seseally prepared as a substitute for Farm-yard Manuro upon C5osn, ...

... Tartans, Winseys, French Merinos. pRATT & KEITH respectfully intimate that their present Stock of the above Goods is large and varied- embracing TARTANS in Saxony Wool, Spun Silks, and Irish POPlins-in all the leading Clans; also, SCARFS and TIES, RIgBB'ON'Slad BANDS to match. Their Stock of PlaiR n d Fancy WINSEYS, all of their own Manufacture, is by far the largest in this qarmter. h An ...

... IADIES' OUTFITTING, BABY LINEN. BOOT AND SHOE AND SUIRT DEPALVMANPT. TJAMES LITTLEJOHN rospeetfully intimates that e bo hats REMOVED these Dopartrnents to 150, UNION STREET, Corner of Diatmod Street, under the charge of Mis- RIEID. A Large Assortmnent always lhept of the usual thingZrsconnectcd vwith cach Branch. and orders from the country carefelly attend ed to. Ladies who prefer nmaking up ...

... NEW ZEALAND. TfIE PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS. 0 VOVERNMENT FREE GRANTS of r .G LAND. in tho Province of Auckland, ar ,iyt' \\nowv given to Passonsers proe.uding to the Colony N byv this Lino. Threo Sbips sail evelry moutil for tho a *-viioOs settleieonts, viz.:- a AUCKLD. WELLIANGTON, tl CANTEIiCEY, OTAGO. NELSON I Nrw. PLT)MOUTI. a The modal Vessels of tbis the Favourite Line' from 1,510D ...

... THE CLUB MEETS in the ROYAL HOTEL, on TUESDAY thc 4th of October next. Dusiecss ait Half past Five-Dinner exactly at Six o'clock. NEWELL BURNETT, Secretary. Aberdeen, Sept. 7.1IS59i. Industrial Schools' Examination. T MHE MANAGERS of the I N D U S T R I A L 1HSCHOOLS have resolved to Examino a Class consisting of Fivc Chilhdre talken from each School, in order to shew the nature and amount of ...

... ELL ON. WINTER FASIIONS. TOHN & GEORGE MOIR beg to intimate that 0 they have just got to hand their purchases for the Season, and they respectfully invite inspection of the samr. A Splendid Stock of FRENCH MERINOES, DRESS WINCEYS, ALPA- CAS. COBURGS, PRINTS, &c. MANTLES, all the Newest Shapes, TARTANS, SHAWLS, PLAIDS, and HANDKERCHIEFS. As usual, their Stok of BONNETS, Straw and Felt HATS, ...

... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS All Conmuflcatiofs, and articles of intelligence, intended for publication, require to ho authenticate~d by thetname and address of the writer. Unless this is attended t, CorreB- pendents may rest assured that no attention will be paid to their communications. We have received a varioty of replies frorm wertes wishing to enter the lists with t 1a True Blue Presbytriafl ...

... T EE CLUB ilrEETS in the ROYAL HOTEL, on TtUESDAY .LJ the 4th of October next. Basiness at H1alf-past Five-Dinner exactly at Six o'clock. NEWELL BURNETT, Secretary. Aberdeen, Sept. 7, 1859. Aberdeen Town and County Bank. A HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the rate of A1 Nine per Cent. per Annum, free frrnm Innmno-Tim will be paid to tbe Partners, at the H eAD OPPICS and at the BRAN- cuES of the BANK, ...