... DISSOLVED PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO, TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACID UNDER OUR CONTROL, AT MESSRS. OHLENDORFF & CO/S WORKS, PLAISTOW, VICTORIA DOCK, GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN Nitrogen equal to 10 per Gent. Non volatile Ammonia, * ZB2 _ ?? } °°° »■**■* Pr»»ared in a fine powdery and dry condition : BOTH AT OUR DEPOTS, VICTORIA DOCK. TERMS CASH. J. HENRY SCHRODER AND CO., General Agents for and Sole ...

... Argus. CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. KOUggg AND SHOPS TO LBT HOUSES AND BHOPS WANTED. AND ADVERTISEMENTS OF ALL KINDS. CAN B« IVRBRTID JK THI OOTTRi En A ARQUB At thk Rat* op Srxpiwei: tor 18 Wobds. A N- v is and noi^xceeding 27 Words, . Is 0d .J « - lsß _* ** t. » - 2s(H S M _i - & M M w S »• - 3s(H ■ ?? 72 t. - 3a 6d with a reduction for six or moro daily lnawttons. NOTICES of ...

... .j^li tv-stitl-ts;, an Thcbsoat EvaarKo, Jan. BSth. by ::»■«** Professor BOLLESTQN, FEB., Oxford. ' _, •• Ti.i- Early Inhabitants of Che North of England juhjeS. To potnmence at Half-past Seven. ' . - Members' Tickets : Stalls, .2s. 6d.; Balcony, I*.: Gallery >0 £ be obtained at the Mechanics' Institute or it the doors ?? nasi Subscriptions may be paid to Mr. Hexhy Gakkabtii, gg. 5. ...

... accommodation for first, second, aud third class on cabins are provided with furniture; she is 1 a, surgeon.— Apply to F. Green aud C3HORT SEA ROUTE to AUSTRALIA, via kT^ Marseilles and by f-'teamers of the EASTERN and ry four weeks.— OVERLAND ROUTE and SUEZ CANAL.— Under Contract for tho conveyance of the Mails to the Medi- r>an, and Australia.. The PENINSULAR . [ON COMPANY ■ trom ...

... LONDON. ?? icxt the line connecting the Great tan llailways will be OPENED for traffic . [ us will be worked between HAMMEP- „l| -i REET STATIONS, hooked through between stations on the . ,1 the two Companies. r], iim, hours, BRUSSELS in 10 hours, ) us, the OVERLAND ROUTE to INDIA ?? laii.iiis- by the short sea route, via Dover MK)N, CHATHAM, and DOVER RAIL- ' , [oris at 7.40 a.m. and fc.3o p ...

... v , wso , January 27, by the Bipht Rev. the LORD BJSHOr of MANCHESTER. 1 rivine Serviw will commence t Half -past Seven. \ Collection will be made for ttio Building Fund. R. W. LOOBEMOKETVicar. J. R. CORDINGLEY, !» . , W FIRTH i *- ;nur(;nw * r( lens. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY. BRADFORD FULL DRESS SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS. TENTH SEASON, 1874-1875. FOURTH GRAND CONCERT, consisting of VOCAL and ...

... G. W., 22, Bottomley street Hudson ii Pybus, Zetland road. ARCHITECT. Hmucer ...

... of the Ice Age in Yorkshire. To ««>ti__^ a ( Half-past Seven o'clock. RADFO-D PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. LECTURES, 1674-76. Tbf Eighth LECTURE of the Course will be delivered in the HechakkV IxsTirrTE, on Thirsdav Evening, Jan. JSth, by Professor ROLLESTON, ?? Oxford. Subject :— The Early Inhabitants of the North of England. To ?? at Half -past Seven. NcH-Mfc_bcK' Tic-ate : Stella, ?? 6d.; ...

... TO-DAY (Thubsdat). Some Particulars of the Birmingham Convention wiU be pi\ en by Members of the Depuution. MB. DRUMMOND'S FAREWELL TO THE YOUNG MEN OF SHEFFIELD. At the YOUNG MEN'S MEETING, in the LOWER ALBERT HALL, THIS EVENING. Mr. DRUMMOND wiU give hi. FABEWELL ADDRESS, to commence at Eight o'clocL. j JWTKHN, >Hon. Sees. fl. BIGGIN. ) THIS EVENING. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES will be held in ...

... Falmouth on 3d March.— For MELBOURNE Direct, forwarding Passengers and Goods at tlirough rates to all parts of the Colonies, Tasmania, and £ew Zealand— The AUSTRALIA DIRECT STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited) will dispatch their splendid full powered Ship VICTORIA, 22 years Al, 3985 tons register, and 20 X) h.p effective (the pioneer of a regular monthly line), to load in the South West India ...

... under :— Port Ships. I Captains. Docks. To Sail. Sydney Dunbar Castle J.R. Brown S.W.I, j Jan. 28 Sydney Hawkesbury. Philip ?? S.W.I. Feb. 20 Syrin-v Woollahra (new) James Bfemner. . S.W.I. 'Mar. 10 Port Phillip.. Colden Fleece A. F. Gun S.W.I. Feb. 10 Port. Phillip. . Oolllr.g-.vood A. P. C. Ross. . . . S.W.I. Mar. 10 Adelaide ?? Al-xan. lra E P. Ellis S ASM. Feb. 12 Hobart Town Adelaide ?? ...

... MEKTING for YOUNG MEN in tfce LOWER A _-ERT HALL. Conducted by Mr. DXUMMOND, to **oia_-_ce at 8 pn>- O- TUESDAY, the MEETING for YOUNG CON- VERTS, in the LOWER CUTLERS' HALL, at 8 p.m., Conducted by the Revs. J. TAYLOR and J. FLATKER. J. FLATHER,*) J. AITKEN, 5- Hon. Sees. H. BIGGIN, ) THI- EVENING; EVANGELISTIC SERVICES will b. beki in Surrey street Chapix, Mokdat, 25th, at 7.30. Address— ...