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... wool reels, drawers, hoee. Ac. A large und choice stock of fancy hosiery for ladies' and children's wear. A great variety of winter gloves, ite. All the newest patterns in coloured flannel shirts. mm F HORSLEY is daily reoeiving Novelties in • MANTLES. JACKETS, BONNETS. HEAD DRESSES, FRENCH MODELS for DRESSES. CRINOLINE and otber Petticoats. 88, Park Eow. H ROGERS, Laceman, Hosier, and Gloveb, ...

... at once a counting-house and family Journal. Solicitors, Auctioneers, ...

... of OFFICERS and COM- MiTTEE. in the Coubcil Haia., at Eight o'clock. All Membe rs are requested to attend. The Committee will meet in the Side ( Boom, at 7.30. ADAM WOOD, W. G. BNOWDEN, SYDNEY SMITH, Sees. ...

... on the first Monday of October. As before attention will be given to Ladies' Hand and Bnsi- • ne-sHand. \ W ' Particulars to be learned at the Academy. ARITHMETIC, WRITING, & BOOK-KEEPING. EVENING CLASSES. MR GLASS mil Resume his CLASSES on the Evening of Tutsi) ay the 17th September current. Hours.— Ladies, 6 to 7-; Gentlemen, 8 to 0. Further Particulars to be had from Mr G. at the ...

... O I ;tr ■■•['± X p MUSIC. AWOMiOir^Fres^Semta, 2s -, Second Seats, ls ; Back ■ • j • Seats, fld. £*- ...

... To-morrow the Queen will again address herself to her faithful Lords and Commons, and seldom has her Majesty done so under circumstances more momentous than the present. We have no internal troubles, on the whole the condition of the country is prosperous, and we are as nearly possible at peace with all the world. We have no war on hand, with the exception of that little affair in New Zealand, ...

... to begin at » quarter-past 6 o'clock. Special Collection for the chapel debt Liquidation Fond. Dundee, 8d OeL, 1861. LOCHEE FBEE CHURCH. THIS Church will be RE-OPENED on Sabbath '.first the 6th inst. (to-morrow), the cleansing and re- pairs being now nearly completed. There will be three Ser- vices, at all of which collections will be made to aid in de- fraying the expenses incurred. DANCING ...

... ON MONDAT all day, and on TUESDAY till Two o'olook Afternoon, ky kbe Trains -**»Tiij Dundee as under : — ?? X.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P M 7.0 7.50 9.35 10.30 12.45 2.0 4.10 and 7.0* If found necessary, additional Trains will be run. FARES : First Class. Second Class. Third Class Dundee to Perth and Back, 3s. 2s. Is. Also to Intermediate Stations at Reduced Rates. Allthe above RETURN ...

... are re- ouested to pay thetr accounts to the Subscriber ; and aU parties having Claims agaiaxt the deceased are requested forthwith to lodge the same duly vouched with the Sub- scriber, P. RETD, Writer, Dundee. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE Undersigned Geobge Marshall Gray ceased to be a partner of the Firm of Gray A Cay Shipowners and Shipping Agents, Dundee, on the Thirty- first ...

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... owa Chorc-x *he„*^cUl collection will be made 'forth* T^HE -W. Mr WIGHT, of Chanelstnde will t>AE v m in St Andrews Church, on the Kvenimr of c^tT-H First, at the -urail hour, when a Collection will JJjj ?? for Congregational purposes. LINDSAY STrtEET CHAPEL. THE REV J. R. MKIAVIN, D.D., will PLEACH in tbe *'»ove Pla-ce To morrow -Svenimt. on behalf ot t h« LI N OS V V Sl *KBT OIIAPEI DOHCAS ...