... ARRIVALS DUNDEE March U.—Canptrdnwn. Dock—' ondoa Rattray, London, gooas. J-.arl Grey's Dock—Queen (•), Doyle, Hull, DEPARTURES PROM DUNDEE. March 14.—Lironia, Peters, David's, ballast ; Hay & Catherine, Mills, li^ht; Neva, Taypjrt, L'ght; Eagle, Brown, fay port, light.. GOODS ENTEred the custom-house YESTEKDaY. Imports Coastwise. Queen (s). Doyle, from Hull, sundry goods—D. P. AL. Shipping Co ...

... ' ■'. ?? ! r ii-ir,- from VICTORIA STATION see Time, ok, and . .r-.oc back cover of Bradshiev. 1 ?? P. KNIGHT, General Manager. j L ,ndon ?? ri ?? Terminus. METROPOLITAN PUBLIC CARRIAGE and REPOSITORY (Limited). . ?? el.-. ■ •. ir. ?? fully paid up shares >,f £l each; j application; It. 011 allotment; and debentures for 1 •al r. percent interest per annum. ?? ?? ?? will I ...

... will leave the East ' 2£.th April. Has very superior accommodation for I . . i -n ill carry a surgeon.— Apply to F. Green and Co., • treet, E.C. I(\Vlm i.ANI) ROUTE to JAPAN and CHINA, vii Nf CALIFORNIA. -Through to California in Twenty Days nly Ten Days Overland from One I cc or Part- i via the CRAND TRUNK RAILWAY cf ,£■* I |ih Hon of the Pacific Railway makes a continu- Direct Line via the ...

... and other Utensils, capital Dog Cart, and very many miscellane- ous Effects. TO he SOLD. by AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH and JONES, upon the premises at the FEATHERS' HOTEL, WREXHAM, on Wednesday, tbe 23rd day of March, 1870, nart of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, excellent BILLIARD TABLE, the whole of the BREW- ING VESSELS, capital DOG CART, and very many miscellaneous effects, the property of Mr James ...

... of Northampton, and 56 •LIM. Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, London bees to inviti. the attention of the nob— ity and sentry to a upw t\»*nn,,i;„.. , DOG-CART on four wheels, which Th^r^ed^a\Tsucces R and for which he claims the merit of beingthe ffist ?? with equal strength yet produced. It his S2S2SSS for lorn- persons, and the Wy can be made of any ?? dimensions for luggage. The weight is ...

... F, ills. Ac- ?? v G - E - Magkcs, of London ; «* c % cottage pianoforte, )Ql* p„ ?? and Co. ; PAINTINGS, 0 I.tfjOOSS, AFTER RAPHAEL; 1 cut Glass. Earthenware, &c, &c. ; Cellar of wines, Circular-Fronted Broueham, alp* 101 ?? fr. JJ. Taylor, of London ; ■ I WAG-G-ONTETTE. with. Lamps, &c; ■^pitA- j)OG-CART, in good condition: J ?? HASKKT CHAISE, rfOP 1 ' . pjdmg Bridles and Saddles, gsra • ...

... State of the Church EstabUshment Question on TuKfcDAY,22nd M&rch. ' The Ch&ir to be taken at Eight o'clock. THIS DAY. WICKER CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS, SHEFFIELD. On Monday, March 21st, the Anniversary SOCIAL TFA MEETING of the Parents, Teachers, and Friends wiU be held in the Large Schoolroom, at Half -past Five ?? the Bey. JAMES SMITH, M.A., in the Chair ' The Meeting wiU be Addressed ...

... Esq., Tm_ (Wednesday) Et«bino the 9th inst., when a Sermon will be Preached by tbe B_bv' B. B. CHALMER, M.A. (of Sharrow). Servioe to oommenoe at Seven o'clock. ?? On Bcmday, March ISth, two Sermons wUI be Preached In the Morning, by tbe Rev. C. G. COOMBE, M A~ In tb* Evening, by tho Rev. J. E. BLAKiCNEY M*A F. PHILLIPS, Esq , has kindly consented to Preside at the Organ on each occ&tdon. A ...

... public that • the Annual Sale of all old Stock of BOOTS and SHOES of eveiy description on hand, wUI take place from this date' nntU aU be Sold, at a price to guarantee its clearance. FamiUes would do weU to avail themselves of this epportunitv H. LIDDELL would also beg to call attention to tiie Stock of 555&53. to Order* 1 * ** ?? °°. eith « *» Repairs ?? attended to. HAIR DRESR?kS L ?? _i >P ...

... - ?? at the i__-e ' the Coipo ration in Threadneedlc- . in tin- eitj ..f ?? in Til ?? DA V, the 21st day of • . .. ri M . .: . ?? o'clock ?? j i-eci* !v. (HARLES J. i. ST! ART, Chief Manager. .. Mar -_i .1. Js70. - ! ?? Transfer ?? ?? v. ill be Closed from the 10th to the :. ?? . Aj ri), in lasive. METROPOLITAN PUBLIC CARRIAGE . I REI-SiioRY COMPANY (Limited). . in i- . ?? fully paid up ...

... 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony reoeive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each ?? between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,890 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural and pastoral ...

... burgla- riously entered on Sunday Night, the 27th of February last, and a larjjc quantity of IVORY HANDLES STOLEN* therefrom, th.;. is to Give Notice that the above Reward will be paid to ajiy Person or Persons (not being the actual Thieves -who bhall give tons >n h information as bbftll cause the Detection and Conviction of the Thieves and the recovery ol the Stolen Property. BURDEKIN and ...