... f»TI PICKET SERVICE BE- f^'^rv^HE CHANNEL ISLANDS AND THE QnCESf^DBEST ROUTE. SHOETEsfsEAPASSAGE. «r;th the Royal MaU Paddle l f direct »** w . 4 1^ttha*ww. every MON- Vm Ships, Y TH ?? by DAY. WE ? NES cmU (carrying H.M .Mails,) Station, London, »M^ t Train leaves w T?i T USIS« -y travel each lyb/aSyprerions^in^ DAILY MAIL SEEVICE. THE MaU Rente by the EOYAL MAIL PAD- .-^Kalt^ DLE STEAM SHIPS ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 3.—Vie'o'-xa Dock—Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, Sunderland, coals. Kinj Wi'liam't Dock—Mary Ann, Lio»- combe, London ballast. Earl Grey'* Dock—Julith,; Anderson, Tayport, light. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 3.—Camperdown (>), Bruce, Greenland, stores ; Erik (h), Walker, Green'and, stores ; R vvenacraig (s), Allan, Greenland, stores; Esq limaux (g), Yule, Greenland, stores; ...

... j ttoj, ? a jniiguuiccnt flush . . gantly-titted saloon, and , aner.l'i ?? tab!e second and third cabin, this fl. c ship presents T m ?? °PP°rtumty to all clas 151. - I) ?? !LAXI> ROUTE via Al A lISKILLES.— SERVICES ?? ' u ' l ' l 'l'i ?? DE RIES IMPERIALEB of * i MAIL STEAM I'ACK LTS Leave Marseilles as:— l; *y I f Alexandria, Aden, Mauritius, Rey- .lary I chell* ?? Reunion, Point * f r ° ...

... nr, nt vi per -thare. llth April ii Ist June y ;, Ist July 3 „ t ?? 0 . .1 '.MES ('AEMICHAEL, f.ft.. . - I Direct .rs c-f the Sub- I li. ihwick, ?? . 32. Eburv-f iMl: f* Telegraph Pimli ?? ) ( ; 'pany. | lc lyn Ashley, 1 1, Cadogan-pla.e. •,; r. ?? AdeirJnJ-tiat.ci- de- Sen-i:*f s Maritimes dcs \. age-i!. Impt-.iales, et de la C«mp-r.gitie dcs Chemins de r■■ ' - ' rrav-.t. Ancieii DSpnU- p. ...

... T. WARD, Professor of the Pianoforte an ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 30.—Earl Git't Dne'-—Lydia, Laurie, Sunderland, coals; William, Besttie. Sunderland, coals; Britannia, Pattie, Sunderland, coals ; Betsy, Dykes, Sunderland, coals; Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coalt ; Vesper (s), Mudie, SunJerland, coals; Eric, Levrig, Frederickstadt, battens. King William's Dock—Jam ■», Lemmon, London, loam ; Crescent, Jackson. London jute ...

... \le*Te>RlA STATION to the South Coast and Isle .if Wight see outside buck cover of Bradshaw for March. Every information to be obtained at the West-end General Bi •king and Inquiry Office, 2b, Regent-circus, Piccaelilly. J. P. KNIGHT, General Manager. London-bridge Terminus. THE BUENOS AYRES STREET RAILWAY COMPANY (Umited) Capita! £65,000, in 52,500 shares of £2 each. 1 .. payments will ...

... PAN i BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Cargo and J arceU I.j tlieir stean era for From Southampton. From MarseUles. if ?? tnr.. ..Everj Saturday, at 2 p.m. — JJ.' . - M M _ :. Iria.. ' Every* Sunday, at 7 a.m. ?? len „ „ „ „ Doiiibaj ?? M; ?? .. ' | •al '-ie .. i Saturday, Mai r,, 2 p.m., j Sunday. Mar. 13, a.m., I --n.-iig — r.i. :ii-rj iilternate - and every alternate ?? - --A ■• •■ •■■ j Sai m ...

... ff *i JVOTICE i 6 hereby (Jiven, that information has bern ;. ~/ v received at this Honse that tht above-named Lighthouse **s been destroyed, and that until another Lighthouse oan be In* ?? a Light Ship with two masts, aud painted Red, has been C**?3d by the harbour authorities in 4 Fathoms at Low Water » 2 _S_sft Tiaeß - Nw °y N One .punter of a mile from the Old Pile sts q Ughthouse and ...

... QUEENSLAND. J2i NEW IMMIGEATION ACT OF 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony receive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- -_ltural land per adult, and 20 acres for each ?? between 1 _ni 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they _re entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from ...

... McNAUGHT’S PATENT MACHINES Supersede ail others. Ccmparisou respectfully invited. For P.ice and Particulars apply to JOHN WILLIAM McNAUGHT, EseiNKKRS. Millwrights, k Machin sts, ST. GEORGE’S FOUNDRY, ROCHDALE. N.B.—WOOL DRYING MACHINES, Of the best constructiou, the cool or hot-air principles, EXHAUST FANS, kc. Established 1835. LAWN MOWERS AND GARDEN ROLLERS. GREEN'S PATENT LAWN MOWERS have ...

... The proceedings the monthly meeting this club on Monday evening, was hailed with much satisfaction, showing the continuing prosperity the club. Mr. T. Broadwood, the vicc-coiiiinodorc, took the chair, and after the election members and usual matters, the balance sheet was read, showing the club to worth just upon £1,2-50. Mr. G. C. Eagle, the treasurer, in treating of the matter, urged the ...