THE ABERDEEN JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1854. great deal of labour saved, and also, that iu educational establishments the time now required for the study and practice of arithmetic would be considerably shortened. At least, the evidence laid before the Committee went to sho

Yesterday, the annual election of members of the Parochial Board of St. Nicholas took place in the Court-House. There was large attendance of rate-payers. _ The Lord Peovost was called to the chair. Having thanked the meeting for the honour done him, his Lordship proposed cordia

Wheat, Danzig, Konigsberg, high mixed and White, 90 Do. do. mixed and Red, - Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, White, - 76 Do. do. do. Red, - 75 78 Polish Odessa, - - - - 68 74 Russian, Hard, - 68 74, Soft, - 71 75 Maize, Yellow, - _ 48 50, White, - 50 Barley, Grinding, - - 35 42

The third annual show 0 f live STOCK, in connection with the NEW DEER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, will be held the Market Stance at New Deer, Friday the sth of August, when Premiums will be awarded for the same class of Stock in former years. The Stock to be entered with the Secre

EXCELSIOR J. Q. A. Swift 1160 2000 STAR of the WEST .....T. Shoppy 1101 2000 LUCY THOMPSON....C. B. Pendleton 2500 JEREh. THOMPSON...C. H. Blake CITY of NEW YORK...C. H. Salter AMERICA G. B. Howe EMPIRE STATE L. .1. Briggs .... LADY FRANKLIN J. Gordon .1800. 3100 .1180 .2323 .13

genuine but that which bears the back label with the name of William JjAZEnbt, as well as the front label signed Elizabeth Lazenbi/,’’ and that for further security, on the neck of every bottle of the Genuine Sauce will Henceforward appear an additional label, printed in reen an

ABERDEEN Mr JOHN TAGGART, Banker. Baiiff; JJr Wni. Smith, Jun., Book.scllor »tiu. omitn, „aa., 3rec!iin Mr D. Guthrie, Banker. sl Mr Arthur Duff, Sheriff-Clerk. a Thomas Allan, Banker. Torres Mr J. G. Manford, Banker. Fraserburgh Mr John Murray. Montrose Mr David Baxter, Shipbro

Bombay, June 23. —There is military news of importance from Oude or from the borders of Nepaul since Sir Hope Grant’s defeat of the rebel force under Bela Rao and the Nana in the Jorwah Pass, which has already been communicated to the public. That engagement lasted above two hou

THOSE having Claims against JAMES TAYLOR, Woodbead, Fyvie, arc requested to lodge the same or before tbe 30th current, the hands Messrs Pratt <fe Keith, Aberdeen, or MrW ILUAM French, Farmer, Blackstocks, Fyvie; those failing to do so, will be deprived of the first Dividend, imm

THOSE having Claims against the deceased ARTHUR PETRIE, New Seat of Ardo. Methlic, are requested to lodge the same, properly vouched, with James Ewen Balquhindochy, Methlic. on or before the 10th day of August next, and those Indebted to the deceased are requested to make Paymen