... DEPARTURFS FROM DUNDEE. October 22.—Delight, Clercg, Montrose, light; Wilhelm, Sarert, Burntisland, light: Drie Meyer, raypert, light; WoorsiD, Lexp3e, port, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Sweet Homj, Pillau from Stettin, 14th inst _ Minna, do Amsterdam, 15th Starless, lsft Leghorn for Maltrf, inst Annie Comrie, do Constantinople, 9 Ben Lomond, at Constantinople for Azoff, Bth Aloha. Galatz, Pearl ...

... H. BERRIDGE, will leave the TiT? ndm Docks Nov. 6. Has very superior accommodation for fc« ilif 0 / 8, a , ,1 , wi11 carry a surgeon- Apply to F. Green and Co., W^MO. Leadenhall-itreet, E.C. BLACK WALL Tl N E ..1 PACKETB.— MELBOURNE , (Port Phillip) f .irvct. Messrs. I 'KEEN S Ship SWI KTS URE. in n'' , ; a l' t » i T n V - STACPOOLE, will leave the East India Docks ■wi uecemlior. Has very ...

... MISSIONARY SOCIETY Si-ncat EvKNtNO kut. the Hot. EDWARD oroRKOW. recently from Calcutta, will preach K Suluoot;— ••What Missions hays Ihdia.” Tickets for the Stalls, 94. each, nmy W proonrsd of Mr. w Thornton Bead, and Mr. Brvab. Bookseller, The Area and West Gallery will Free. K,r at 6:» the the serrloe a cidlection will b»* made in aid the fUQ'l* the London Missionary Society. T ONDON ...

... Mataura, and belonging to the Panama and •-H Zealand Royal Mail Company, and under the charge ■1 her former commander, Captain Bird, wUI LEAVE suI'TH- \MPTON, on Ist or 2d Novemlier, for PuKT SAID, to pass through the Canal, she will remain during the festivities m J afterwards land her passengers at Sue*. Tlie steamer I, as accommodation for 157 first-class passengers, besides - one! class, ...

... forwarding te cur office, for reference and distribution, the Plant and Partieu rt of Mttates, and Catalo*utsef Machinery, Furniture, Books, and ttk-r Property advertised in our columns. #ale* fry %nttißu. BY POTT AND NEALE. SALE THIS DAY (FRIDAY) AT 11 O'CLOCK. (THE LAST DAY.) BY POTT AND NEALE at their Mart, the costly Stock of Silks and General Drapery, Ac, Ac 19648 TO JEWELLERS AND OTHERS. ...

... TREES, &c, EXTENDING OVER 150 PAGES OF LETTER-PRESS, Is now Published, and will be forwarded to all applicants on receipt of eight postage stamps, and sent gratis to customers The following form part ef the CONTENTS OF CATALOGUE— ACHTMENES. CINERARIAS. LILIUMS A^s Y^l I ...

... Residence), Where he will continue the HANUFACTHDn description ol ARTIFICIAL TEETH at'the most »?•' *» ABLE TKHMS. De most REASON. Dinneford's Fluid Majniesio IVOK Thirty Years the Medical Profession hawT^^ JJ this pun- solution as tho best remedy for g| ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, HEARTBURW v, ACHE, GOUT, AND INDIGESTION- ° And as a mild aperient for Delicate Constitution adapted for Ladies, ...

... held ■* *, BELL INN, CASTLE HEDINGHAM. on ■j Jy October 26th, 1869, under the presidency of ■J^iS A. MA.JTEN-_.l__, Esq. ?? ■ctTSS^ er of ageicultuee. ■^ ivNUAL MEETING of the above Chamber will be ■ S rE HALL, CHELMSFORD, ON ■eIDAY, October 29th, 1869, ■^ Time— Half-past 12 o'cdock, |t__s»ct ' he ' ollowm ?? bt - inesß: — „ the Report of the Council, and the financial ■ p* _fl_ii— ?? Dt- _■ ...

... 2~ J 2l ?? >£ tbe H «J-1 of the Institute, v i, >™ lr f et . ...

... >L3O HE REV. R. STAINTON'S SECOND THEAT^ROYAL 00 W * adcrer ' J B * i .**™* » *•*■» Subject : Taking the Rosd Home. TO-MORROW EVENING, AT C.30. A SECOND TYPICAL DISCOURSE in Garden street CHAPEL, by the Rev. R. STAXSTON. Subject : ?? The Smitten Rock. NEXT TUESDAY, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, THE REV. R. STAINTON'S SECOND of FOUR POPULAR LECTURES, in the TEMPERANCE Subject: Getting Di vor ...

... Three ?? preciaely. TWO HAY -TACK-*, of the growth of 1868 and 1869, in - ?? condition, aituate near the Lodge on the Malton Road leading to Stockton Hall, being a Uttle over 8 ?? from the City of York. Benjamin Cuudall, bind to tbe late Edwin Lloyd, Esq., of Stockton -on -the-Forest, wtil ahow the aaid ?? York, Oct. 14th, 1869. ' FORTNIGHTLY UNRESERVED SALE OF FAT STOCK, UNDER THE WOOL SHEDS, ...

... for j v | :a si noon on the si November nest. i j; -nt accommodation for passengers. 1 I r ...