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LO>DU>, BRIGHTON, and SUUTH CO\ST RAILWAY -i 1, - WEST-END ROCTE to PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHSEA and t ; . ISLL -I
... WIGHT I „ Train* from VICTORIA STATION to the South Coast and Isl :V. .'hi sec outside back ever of Bradshaw- for March. Every information to be obtained at tbe West-end General I; ?? and Inquiry Ottiee, 2s, Regent-circus, Piccadilly. S. P. KNIGHT, General Manager 1 . 1 ?? ' r dge 1 erminus. I'V'AST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA, Mid j 1 EORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY. ISSCK ■; 'rr ■ . BONDS of 1,000 dollars ...
TkEYITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of ?? .PACKETS.— The following high-classed VESSELS and o s'_P**«senK«i' ..
... — ?? fchips. Captains. I Docks, ?? Sail. l2j^jWp. • Peter Stuart . . . . 'G.Duncan E.I.D. March SO. f^BMllip. . British Envoy . . O. Clements . . . ?? April 26. RiX-? Commissary . . . . F. Wagstaff ?? March 28. ?? J ason iW. Ia die E.I.D. March 31. •;^ e y Alex. Duthie ?? A. Douglas I.l D. April 25. Av^y LaHogue ?? Goddard ?? May2\ ?? D. of Sutherland T. Ixiuttit iE.I.D. June 25. R^ e J ...
SHIPPING NEWS
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 26.—Earl O' ty's Dock—Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland coals; ieen (»), D »ylc Hull, goods. March 2».—King William's Dock—Deus Regit, Peer.-en, Ipswich, manure. March 26.—Victoria D»ck—\'esper (.-), Mudie, Sunderland eoals. Camperdown Dock Amphritite, Christophsen, Frediiokstadt, battens; Londonderry, flatten, Sunderland, #oa!s. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 26 ...
SHIPPING NEWS
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDE3. March 16.—Ea l Grey't Dock—Margaret, Pryde, Sunderland, coals; Ireland, Sunderland, coals; Margt. Littlejohn, Dow, Sunderland, coals; Williana, Beattie, Sunderland, coals; Zjphyr. Herd, Snnderland, coals. King William't Dock—Olivebranch, Morrison, London, loam. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 16. —Curfew (-), M'Ke hnie, Sunderland, litrht ; Q'jeen (s), Doyle, Hull, goods ; ...
L V E R LAND R 0 U T E. J rhe PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGA- j : IN
... COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Cargo and ' ?? ?? I j their st iamei -. ?? i'.-oni Southampton. From Marseilles, il raltar. . ..Even Saturday, ut 2 p.m. — alta „ „ — h xaudria . . Every Sunday, at 7 a.m. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ( I ;; . . . : Saturday, Mar ?? 2 p.m., | Sunday, Mar. 12. 7 a.m., and eveiy alternate ■ ...
LONDON, BRIGHTON, and SOUTH COAST RAILAVAY WEM END ROITE to PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHSEA, and - th I si.i. ?? V. li.H'l
... I I : Trains from VICTORIA STATION Ece Time-book, and | . . r ier of Iliads'. ?? i .1. P. KNIGHT, Ceneral Manager. i -udoii bridge Terminus. J> AN X of A UST R A LABIA > (lucorp .rated by Royal Charter, ?? ;, Threa.ineedle sireet. 1.. .nd0n. Hist February, 1370. • ?? ?? P.T -I DIRECTORS HEP.EiiA cl. iJ NOTICE, That rHIP.'I i' -SIXTH A Nvi ai. i; ENERAL M.JE'I INO of the I ?? IJToKS .> J 1 be ...
DUNDEE TRADE REPORT
... Friday. The market generally remains without animation, but steady business continues to be done in some branches of the trade. Flax and Tow.—Considerable quantities are still offered for contract, but the prices asked are now so high that spinners refuse to buy, and almost no business is doing. On the spot the inquiry is inactive, and only a few small parcels, to keep up assortments, are ...
gates lug faction. BY POTT AND NEALE. SALE THIS DAY (FRIDAY.) SIITESSRS. Barron and. Son, of the ITI Elvaston ..
... have instructed POTT and NEALEto SELL by AUCTION, at their Mart, on Friday, March 25th, at Eleven o'clock precisely, a large quantity of valuable PLANTS, including Conifers, hardy ornamental Evergreens, Rosec, Rhododen- drons, Ac, Ac 20623 GEDLING, NEAR NOTTINGHAM. ST>OTT and NEALE will SELL by I AUCTION, on Monday next, March 28th, 1876, on the Estate of the Right Hon. the Earl of ...
PERKINS and SONS, The Auction Mart, Southampton, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALU E E S , Ac, have the
... ?? PEOPEBTIES for SALE by PRIVATE CONTBACT :— A COMMODIOUS FREEHOLD RESI- DENCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Carlton- crescent. A DETACHED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with stabling and gardens, Shirley. A 'FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, with extensive and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in aU about 32 acres), and superior stabling, Bishopstoke. I GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, with ?? pleasure grounds, ...
He IMMart Wbittk
... IgisaUanffltw. BREACH OF PROMISE (Shipley and Bradford Case). —The Full Report of the Trial, together with the Letters, will appear in Next Saturday's OBSERVER BUDGET, ‘-rice One Penny. Early copies can had In time for Friday Evening's post. ...
?? _• and SONS, The Auction Mart, £ Southampton, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENTS, ffvTIONEEES, VALUERS, kc, have the ?? ..
... for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT:— 4 COMMOpiOUS FREEHOLD RESl- r^_ DENCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Cariton- ?? e_l_ -T~DETACHED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with stabhng and gardens. Shirley. V~FI EST- CLASS RESIDENCE, with -\ t-xtensive and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in aU , ,- ?? acresi , and suj>erior stabling, Bishopstoke. tJ 7 GENTLEMAJTS RESIDENCE, with \ • ?? asure grounds, St. ...