... and ? A j -TEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PAS- ' (tks and receive Cargo and Parcels for Gibraltar, Malta, iden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, China, ?? Yokohama ,by their steamers leaving Southampton ' tia *nd 20th of every mouth, for Gibraltar, Malta, ' ?? ?? ai.d Bombay, by those of the 12th and 271h of each and for King George's Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, st.-amers leaving ...

... make himself generally useful. — -ipplj at the Gazette Office. APPRENTICES (OUTDOOR). TyANTED to the Hosiery, Berlin Wool, and Out- *o fitting, a respectable Yoath and Girl.— Apply w Henry Simpson, 18, Market Plea*. CARTMEL •• LANCASTER GAZETTE,' SlampedSd * Maybe had every Satnrda > morninc oI Mr S. BARRETT, HK 'ITEBER AND FISHMONGER TOP OF NEW MARKET. PLAYING CARDS. X SELECTION OF DE LA ...

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... Mat, Mr. GEO. ACTON wUI SELL BY AUCTION (without Reserve), on the Premises Church street, as above, in conseouence of Removal a Larce Stock of Modern FURNITURE and EFFECTS, .nibble for Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, Bed Rooms, and Kitchens, namely --Elegant Secreiaire, fa Walnut- wood; Conches and Chaira, fa ditto; Easy Chairs Occasional Tables ■ Chess Tablet ; Whatnots, Canterburys ...

... JOHN MARPLES. carrying on business at Liver- **J 'ad. in the of Chester, under the style, firm ...

... will hi cation ■' ■ r. tar., ' t - • ?? ?? I'AN AMA JJ.oO; tons |. ,a -. ?? lei Tr..- v -. I Las j - ?? r .-■ ?? X, r terms tf passage W r ?? ,;• - ription •:' cargo uill t,. | - ■ • ?? n-rtrt et, Lrvet | ■- v .f. lo iat, . and Cio., „ I * ?? retary f .. i __i -. CENERAL r-jEA~M ' icj-- . JrC S a X ?? V. ft ?? I: IW tore ?? -: l-tfeiri-; ircoc P.ccadilly. Mr i_t 1(0 . IWJ ,i. ■ : .ii douse. ...

... ,5 vl 'iATRICIAN, 1139 tons, Al 13 years, Captain accommo__twr#' lo i_^os in the East India Docks, has splendid Messrs. GIUNm *v a _ en S era -- For fre'-bt 0 r passago rpply to WAR.HAII W aud c »-. 65, Parliament-street ; or to GEORGE Sid-liipnr-r. * Cro -* 1 A-e. St. Mary-at-HUI, E.C. Vacancies for O^fi^SS s ROUTE via MARSEILLES. v. oaKVICKS MARITTMES MEBSAOERIRS IMPERIALES. Thf.|4n, . ...

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... them- M v*s a* deairoo* of promoting the raising of a Fund *jr ths ?? iatanc of hi* widow cud eight young children, left almost totally unprovided for. the Magistrates and Public ar* hereby informed that until Ul . IH of Acocst -xxi, SUBSCRIPTIONS will be racived Bt tb* Bsnk of M__rt CUNLIFFE BROOKS k CO., Blackburn, or by tb* undersigned, urn* ns v. —Bantu, to net aa Honorary Secretaries. A ...

... ?? BOOKS bound in Russia. _££££.: £ OOKS ?? * £ SSW »S£2ES£ BOOKS -Abound Sf. •*g_SSI _- OKS half-bound md bazU. ?? TV,?™^^? B m Kreat va riety and weU seasoned. ?? 9.9.111^° BOOKS of all qualities. Letter COPYING PRESSES of all quaUties. Stands for ditto. Cupboard and Table. Inland PAPERS and ENVELOPES in great variety. _.m re JS?A Pa P erfi and Envelopes in great variety. STATIONERS' ...

... 6 guineas, 6 guineas, 7 guineas, and 8 giineisT guineas, ROOTSEY WARD, Huddcrsfield. S IL o? R t __ m ?? TLBS > ?? 16sT-d.,185.9d., 705., StSk* ■ ' ' -*■■ 6d ?? 428 ?? 4?B - M ?? 65b ?? 635 ?? ROOTSEY WARD, Huddersfield. WATERPROOF TWEED MANTLES, _TmT 14b. 9d., 16s. 9d., 18s. 9d., 215., 255., 275. 6d., and 30s. ROOTSEY WARD, Hudderefield. I>AISLEY and FRENCH SCARF and SQUARE SHAWLS ZZ 25 - ...

... that on Monday, the 28th May, 1866. they will give Jackson Oratorio, “THE DELIVERANCE OP ISRAEL FROM BABYLON, With Full Band and Chorus. The proceeds of this performance will be devoted to the erection of suitaßle Monument over the grave of the Late Mr. Jackson. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS; MISS HELENA WALIC MISS WHEA T , MISS NAT, TON Mr. WILLIAM COATES, and Mr. LEW IS TH MAS. Leader—Mr. HADDOCK. ...