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... PRINTING r:a AVLY AND TASTEFULLY nXPzgMI; AT TUN 5EB.DEEN JOURNAL OFFICE, 3S 7o 22' BROAD STREET, SADxw, SECOND EDITION PRINTINSM A-91E 3 A TASTr-FUIJLY VT Tin ABERDEEN JOURNAL once IS To 22 BROAD GS, Anugwm \~ILIA -kl CAY & SONS, 1'UNBRA~ U.VDLRTAg~fRS 43~. UNTION STROET, C_ ANtD ~1S (;O tG14. STREET. ''-iii-'City, Abherdleen. A UNERAL NOTICE. ,,lMI 'l~tl'IANT'SMFiNAltlsRDlELN CITY oW rHE ...

... PRATT & KEITH, ABERDEEN, ARE MAKING THEIR FIPRST SR0W FOR THE SEASON OF L A C E AND M1USLIN CURTAINS. AXMINSTER CARPETS. BRUSSELS CARPETS. TURRKE Y CARPETS. FURNITURE. 'DRAWING ROOM SUITES. DINING ROOM SUITES. BEDROOMi SUITES, &C.. &c. ALL OF TH13 NEWEST DESIGNS, INSPECTION AND PATRO0NAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. RMEOVALS CONDUCTED IN COVERED VANS. 161 & 163 UNION STREET. TELEGRAMS- PALACE. ...

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... PRINTING CE.AqfiLy ANND TASTFULLY BXECUTED AT 1 AjpIRDvEEN JOURNATj OFFICE, 1$ To 22 BROAD SW[I21RET. 'mmmzmi SECOND EDITION PRINTING CEPLY AND TAMTEFLY EXIXyTED AT T v ABERDEEN JOURNAL OFFICE. 108d 22 BROAD STREET, AsnDmB. WILLIAM CAY &, SONS, FUNEAL Us.D1.'R1Agi;r, 432 UNION STRE1'T, AN D 215 GEORONi STREET. j 'legraios-1 Ca~y, Aiberyiecyy. FUNFRAL NOTICE. TO TilE INlABIXITANTS itt ...

... SEQUEL TO MR D. C. MACDONALD'S SEQUESTRATION. Sheriff Robertson, Aberdeen, haLs isued an interlocutor in the action arising between Mr J. S. Watt, advocate, Aberdeen, trustee )it the soijuestrated estate of Mlr D. C. Macdonald, ald Messrs Hutcheson & Co., grain mnerchants, Alm- dean, with regard to at parcel of barley from Pitmedden. which had bean sold shortly before the date of sequestration ...

... PRINTING f APLY xND 'rASTEFULLY EXECUTED AT IHF gpERDEFN JOURNAL OFFICE, 1i t0 2 BrOAD STREET, ADERDEEN, SECOND) EDITION PRINTING CHEAPLY AND TASTEFEULLY EMCOUTEfl ST TEA ABERDEEN JOURNAL OFFICE.' a3 Ta 22 BROAD STREET, AuZmv ' W ILLI 1,11 CAY & SONS, i usYFC L. U.\DERTAKERS, 4:52 UNION STREET, AND 15 GORUIO STREWI' gimeral lft Rttccr~. yINF-lA1 of the late -JOHN CASSlE, IN.GAKt Davi,,t, wsill ...

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... - NAVAL DISASTER AT HAVANA _ GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. A terrible explosion occurred on Tuesday night on board the United States .cruiser Main*, at Havana, by: which 253 men and '2 officers were killed, while the vessel itself was destroyed. The cause of the explosion has not yet been ascer- taimed. From further particulars now published it now appears that, by the lamentable explosion on board the ...

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... ~ kt~C T Osborne, Wednesday. The Queenj accompanied by the Princess Henry of Battenberg and the Duchess of Connaught, dro'etithropih West C 'ys - terday ~ ugh West owes yes- terday afterdbnoo Lientenant-OClonel Sir Arthur Bigge wras 2 in attendance on horseback as equerry-in-- waiting. The Duke of York arrived at Osborne. Prince Arthur 'and Princess Margaret of Connaughtdined with tlik Queen ...