... Street RYDE. Carpets. BRUSSELS, WILTON, AND OTHER KINDS, With handsome BORDERS to match. TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER AND FELT CARPETS. Cabinfts, Couches, Chairs, Mirrors, &c. Red-room Suites. Decorative Paper-hangings. A Large Assortment of New and Effective Designs. Funerals Conducted. valuations for probate or transfer. Monumental Sculpture, Head-stones, &c. Executed in the best manner to ...

... fir. E. Liddcll 6 0 0 Mr. W. K. Peace 6 0 0 Mrs John CoUier 10 0 Mr. Henry Mycroft 0 10 6 Mr. JohnH«-wcrolt . ?? ?? 0 10 0 Wcrkiuou ol Yates and Wood 0 16 0 T B. und W. Cockayno 80 0 0 Sheet at Church pntes 59 3 8 Ditto Moorhead 26 14 6 J B. Spencer and Son 25 0 0 Mr. Bowlaud aid 110 A Friend 1 1 0 Mr. J. B. Barber, Shcdeld Banking C 0 5 0 0 Mrs. Jane Thorpe 5 5 0 Mrs. C F. Favell 6 0 0 Ml ...

... MONDAY, Uth INSTANT, AND CONTINUE DURING THE MONTH, When they will submit ihe whole of their IMMENSE STOCK AT LARGE REDUCTIONS, Including BLACK and COLOURED SILKS, fancy DRESS MATERIALS.BLACK MATERIALS, MANTLES, ROBES, and COSTUMES; IACES, RIBBONS, TIES, SKIRTS, He; FLOWERS and FEATHERS, and GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING. . (\ Lot of REMNANTS of CLOTH for Trouserings and Coatings will be Sold at Half ...

... at the ALBERT HALL. Sbeffield 0L MOXDATI VHM-.f, J Q „ e I? . h ig7fe h . SrVi a ?? Doors Open at a Q_-__er-p*„t Six Admission by Ticket only. x-tiTHK.— AII DOGS found Straying on I : »-'' a 1 remise* in the occupation ol I. bi i - Biiirsci s Handswoith \\ . dhouse, will be destroyed THIS EVENING QKATING RINK, GLOSSOP LOAD. THIS EVENING MONDAY 17th June 1878 MB PECK'S BAND will Attend from ...

... AY NEXT, MARCH 16. THIS EVENING. QHEFFIELD LITERARY AND PHILO- P bOPHICAL SOOIETY, IB7S. President, JOHN HALL, Esej. ALEC T U R E KiL be delivered in the Cutlers' Haa.i.. Sheffield, by BURN HAM W. HORNER, ESQ-, On TKOms_DAT, March 14th. 1876, Subject:— Ak Evem.vg with MESDHt-ssoHS.* v\ ith Vocal and Inatrumentol lii usuu uont 1 o Commence at Hail-past Seven o'clock prt-cibcly. W.BAKER aud F ...

... I ?? %c ft r g££o b. taken at 7.30 I ?? *«*»^&, E JVrfisf 1 - baBBI* ** SERMONS will be -^ 25tb. B.A. LL.B., (of X ?? n^7EVening,7.3o. Tea ;^ ?? Strangers. ££%ft2^*^mUC MEETING, for the ?? M «*• ' FpSe^be Addressed * ! tfceßf-,. i.. * Birf3iiTH- i-V^ra&* m ,»*> and Renovation Fund. ?? TOWNHEAD ?? T T TO SHEFFIELD, AND | a»G^:i2- vl !;Vr 23bd, at 8 o'clock. ?? to CHARACTER TfrV' ...

... CHURCH. G LOSSOP ■Bs^^T^iiSTlrSiJH-N __»2£_»*s_i S2K-. •_ X J l ?? al _^S_f-25 _ ■— - — — ' __„OT._EAD STREET CJ_ gbEEN ?? a * .. — ' — tomobro w H E £ L E Y. _ tv;[F y chapel, a£j^ TrtbLE _ c ?? s ?? >) y GEOBGE BOGGIS will PBEACE, e^i nS Service lOj^-g&JJ [ Collections in aril oi _ — — 7l___f^W SCHOOL _^_— - e T &c E - DAKZY '• ?? mS MPBEACH ?? ll^Si3o_rSE-_MONS m _PTON SL > ?? o 4th Et ...

... CO f Dnndeeand district can ody get their object! ally Acverti-iinT in the TIcNDEiJ Courier ?? A.rgus, J WHICH HAS FAR IHE LATtGEST CIRCULATION IN 1,1 THE DISTRICT. - fa.! ?■'•■' which Adveriine'R eau easily satisfy . ?? Ogives by consulting any of the News Agent, in Dun- ?? . rt j s ___g is only valuable in s.i far as through its w communication in had with tho public, cousa- f'u,'v ...

... ft UN*- ?? can only get their object fully sorved HrvDi'E Courier _ _\.rgus, jjl.wu WH |CH HAS r.r THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN ?? THE D i S TRICT. • ihoiit which Advertise— enn easily satisfy them V Wi.i.ltii.''* any of tbe News Agon- in Dundee jrtsbJV. j6 o„)y valuable mso far as turougb its A ...

... be seen and perused by the general A f Dundee and disti ict can only get then- object fully £*j jy advertising in tiie DrNDF.£ Courier & Argus, AVHICH HAS riR THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN JT ' Atv TH K DISTRICT. ...

... yj- 0 f Dundee and district can only get their object fully ' _t»J by Advertising in the DuNDE-J C-yOURIER k _A_RGUS, *^ WHICH HAS «V FAil THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN p THE DISTRICT. I, j. a fa ?? about which Advertisers can easily satisfy .v-mselv-i- by coiisulting any oi the News Agents iv Dun- Advwtising is only valuable in so far as through its ,'uni communication is had with tlie public, ...

... and Woollen Draper, 85, New-street, Hnddersfleld, BEGS TO RETURN THANKS to the Clenry, Gentry and Public of Hnddersfleld and neighbourhood, for the rery liberal support accorded to him since he succeeded his father to the above business, and hopes that by paying strict at- tention to all ordere entrusted to his care, combined with style, jnslity, and workmanship, to merit a continuance ot ...