... llfatefr, • Quarterly or Weekly Washing WANTED. Families or Single Gentlemen treated with. Apply* at the Cardiff Times Office. 167 To Drapers' Assistants. WANTED, a first hand, also a junior. Apply to E. STKOUD and Co., Cardiff. 176 Servant of all Work WANTED for an Hotel. Apply at the Cardiff Times office. l:4 I Heads of Families, Hotels, &c. ANTING SERVANTS, and SERVANTS VV WANTING PLACES, ...

... MUSIC WAREHOUSE, MERTHYR. 1 ESTABLISHED 1850. -AJ.VPIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS C TAYLOR respectfully begs to state that he has on hand an Excellent Stock of PIANOFORTES, HAKMO- # NIUM9, SAX HORNS, CORNETS, DRUMS, &C. Pianofortes on Sale or Hire. Tuning and Repairing in all Its Branches.—Pianofortes kept in repair, in town or country, by the year.—Several Hundred Copies of the Song and Dance ...

... Mit. H. W. F:t A R R IS'IS ANNOUNCEMENTS H. W. HARRIS, Auctioneer, Appraiser, House, Estate, and General Agent, BEGS to inform the Public that all matters entrusted to bis care will be punctually and carefully attended to. Rents collected. Fire and Life.'Polieies effecte(l on advantageous terms. Offices-Mr. Rees Thomas's, High-street, Merthyr, opposite Clotb Hall. ') Merthyr, opposite Cloth ...

... NO MORE GOING TO BRISTOL TO BUY PAPER HANGINGS OR WINDOW GLASS. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST ASSORTKD STOCK OF PAPER HANGINGS, IS AT DAVIS'S NOTED PAINTING, GLAZING, AND PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE CHURCH STREKT. CARDIFF. UPWARDS OF 40,000 PIECES TO SELECT FROM. PATTERNS SENT PER POST. ORDERS FOR PAINTING AND GLAZING EXECUTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM. MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE—MoNDAY. The leading country markets held on Saturday were but scantily supplied with wheat. The demand ruled steady but very fine samples were the turn dearer. Malting barley, good sound oats, and flour, realised full currencies. In other produces very little was doing, at late rates. Throughout the Continent wheat has sold at very full prices. In the value of spring corn ...

... TOWN HALL, CAR D IFF. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THE MOST HONOURABLE THE MARCHIONESS OF BUTE. J ZRIGBCTOIIXr HAS the honour to announce, for the first time in Cariiff, a GRAND PERFORMANCE of HANDEL'S ORATORIO T HE With MOZABT'S additional Accompaniments, ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 25, 1859. In undertaking the arduous responsibility in presenting this trul; sublime Oratorio, Mr. Righton ...

... \\1 HEN you go ro N E W I- KT, where do you W dine ? Go to the RAG .A N. An Ordinary on the Table at One o'clock daily. One Shiling. MR. W. S. RAMPLINCT, C.E., ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR,$BUILDING VALUER, t> ESPECTFULLY informs the Public gene- i illy that for the eonvenienceof Ins prac- tice, I' I has taken suitable Offices at Mr. REES Tho -I \s's, No. 143, High-street, Merthyr, wher>' be may be ...

... WANTED. WANTED, for Six Months, a HOUSE, FIT UN IS MED, with Sitting-room and three or four Bedrooms, within six miles of Carditf,- West side preferred. Apply to E. M., Post-office, Cardiff. WANTED, a respectable intelligent LAD for a COAL ,f OFFICE.—Apply to Mr. WILLIAM DAYIHS, Town Hall, Cardiff April 4th, 1859. ANTED, in the establishment of a P H AIIM ACEUTICAL CHEMIST, in Cardiff, a well ...

... An Experienced Clerk WANTS partial or whole employment. Address, D.D., Post-office, Canton. 1683 Light Porter or Warehouseman. WANTED, a situation as above. Can take charge of a horse and drive. Apply at the Office of the Cardiff Times. 1686 Groom or Coachman. WANTED, by a Young Man aged 20, a situation as above, and to make himself generally useful. Uood references given. Apply at the Cardiff ...

... PISTOL GENERAL STBAM ^VIGATION COMPANY, ^HBBP OFFICE, QU A Y, BRISTOL. I^HE following or other suitable STEAM VESSELS | Qnless preTonted by any unforeseen occurrence, are glided to Sail from CUMBBRLAND BASIN, BRISTOL the ••Taff for Newport, and •• Elj for i ^iff, which will start from Batharst Baain), and as f^rmentioned, with or without Pilots, and with b*'«y to Tow Vessel*, during NOVEMBER, ...

... LONDON HOUSE, RAGLAN. SPRING FASHIONS. IB BIRD EESPECTFULLY announces his return from the London Markets where he has made some exten- sive purchases of the Newest and Choicest SPRING GOODS, comprising a large assortment of TIFFNIA LONG SHAWLS, BLACK SILK and SUPERB LIGHT CLOTH MANTLES, Prussian, Sultana, Mohair, and French Chene Flounced Dresse HAVELOCK BRILLIANTS, JAPANESE and RAGLAN STRIPE ...

... BRIDGE STREET, USK. J. H. CLARK, HAVING made a most advantageous purchase of a large assortment of PURSES and POCKET. BOOKS, is enabled to offer them at prices so low, that an inspection of them by his friends is only necessary to induce them to become purchasers. COLEFORD, MONMOUTH, USK, AND PONTYPOOL RAILWAY. ALTERATION OF TRAINS. ON the 1st of NOVEMBER, the 10.30 a.m. DOWN, the 11.55 a.m UP ...