The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The funds opened heavily, bat a rally has since taken place, and prices are now quoted nearly per ant. bieder than they closed yesterday. Rail way shame, after showing flatness, have also reco vered. Consols /Wined to 93¢ for the Bth April, and arc now quoted 931, rather " buyers." For money the price is 831 to 1. The June Exchequer Bills are marked 3a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1838, 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents., after being sold as low as 961, have risen to 971 to 1. The Guaranteed Foal• per Cents. are quoted 1007 ; to 11. The other sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 103; Dutch Two•and-a•Half per Cents. at 651; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at 99; Granada Active at 23; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter at 92*. 23c., (exch. 25fr. 23c.) ; Mexican at 23; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, at 451; Sardinian at 91; Spanish Old Three per Cents, at 411 and 411; ditto Deferred at 231. The Admiral has arrived in the 1/owns from Mel bourne. with 40,689 oz. of gold, and 40,0001. in specie, worth together about 202,0091. The rate of discount at Hamburg has risen to 31 per cent., being affected by the silver movement. Within the last few days, however, the Dank of Berlin has lowered its rate foe discount of bills from 6 per cent., at which it was fixed in Sept. last, to 5 per cent. The charge for loans on stock is main tained at 6 per cent. _ . The Wooloornonloo has arrived from Sydney, with dates to the 18th December, being about seven days later than those prv%iously to hand. This Teasel brings on freight 1,000 sovereigns and 2.301 maces of gold, makings total value of about 10,200/. The market for silver has become firmer since the receipt of the telegraphic ativices from the East. The recent supplies of Australian gold, although heavy, rem to have been insufficient to satisfy the reparements of the parties who arc drawing silver from the continent. 'There is thus a prospect of further moderate withdrawals of gold from the Bank. The dollars brought by the last Mexican packet remain on sale, but are expected to be sold after the delivery of the letters from the East, which will probably be distributed in Loudon on Monday. On I.bange yesterday a ftenioon bi lls on most Conti nental cities were in demand, and the general ten dency was still rather unfavourable. Bills on Belgium and three months paper on Holland were quoted lower. The current rates are shown below : Arneketimn, three months, 11.18 to 1 ; ditto, short, 11.15 to 1 ; Rotterdam, three maths, 11.18 to 1: Ant , ml) and Brawls three mesas, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.71 to / ; Paris, th ree months, 2360 to 6 ; ditto, short, 23.20 to 3; Maneillee, three montha, 23.621 to ; Frankfort-on-the-Mains, three mouths, 1191 to 1 ; Pettesburg, three manilas, 371 to ; Vienna, three months, 10.25 to 7 ; "%Mote, three months, 10.26 to ; Naples, three months 431 to ; • Demos, three months 23.70 to 21; Leghorn, three months, 29.35 to 40 ; Palermo, three months 1291 to 130 ; lismina, three month., 1291 to 130 ; Oporto. three months. 611 to 52 ; li.bon , three months, 611 The corn market yesterday was quiet, at last Mon day's rates. The arrivals of foreign grain in London thu week have been moderate. Since last Friday 17 floating cargoes of grain have arrived at Fal mouth and Queenstown, of which as many as nine consist of maim. Only about two cargoes remain unsold. The tallow market continues in a very anomalous state, owing to the extraordinary floating Apt-cute ties. At the public mks of 1,700 casks of tallow yes terday, about 440 casks were taken at a great reduc tion in price, say, 45.. to 495. for Australian beef, and 31s. to 32.5. for Aurtralian sheep. The price of town tallow is 495. 6d., net cash, show ing a considerable fall. On contract tallow fo- the speculation this month, an equally important rise is observable, 665., and even 67a. being quoted. For forward delivery, viz.. June and December, the market is at the same time very dull, and rather lower in price. The quotations this afternoon were 625. 6d. up to June, and 31s. 6d. to 3'2s. for the last 3 months. For these extraordinary variations in the price of the same article, deliverable at different periods, we mast look for explanation to the remark able operations of the Greek and other speculators. The first reports of the Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt are issued. Owing to their basing embarked in a new and comparatively untried field of banking business, the progress of these two institutions has been watched with pe culiar interest, es it is felt that their nocoese may have a powerful internee in opening cep fresh and highly important channels of trade. The Ottoman Bank, we are glad to observe, has already, at this early date, arrived at an extraesdinary degree of prosperity. The account), now ted, which Lave undergone a strict inv • at the hank of Mr. Coleman, the public accountant, daw a bedewe to the credit of profit and lei d 31,4791. 195., after providing for current salaries, remuneration to the London dire= setting apart 1,491/. towards a reduction d the preliminary expenses, the total amount della was 7,4961. Out of this sem of 31,4791. 19,.. the direc tors recommend a dividend of 13e. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum on the capital a: to the 31st of December last. The large of 12,7291. 19s. will then remain to be carried keened to the credit of the current year's account. The that the bank, though at first encounter ing violent opposition on the part of the local bankers andtocary has so quickly won for itself a firm position, established direct and intimate rela tions with the Turkish government, and achieved a profit at the rate of nearly serenteen per cent, per annum within the first year of its existence, cannot fail to afford great satisfaction to the proprietary, and is certainly highly creditable td the exertions of the board. The report expresses the satisfaction of the directors at " knowing that the advantages offered, by the introduction into Turkey of a legitimate system of banking, are appreciated, and that the credit and usefulness of the bank is daily increasing in the East." The MIAMI which they assign for declining the proposals of the Porte for the establishment of a Turkish National Bank seem good, and worthy of the approbation of the shareholders: the terms sug gested, they remark, " involved speculative consi derations not within the legitimate operations of a commercial bank." They at the same time remark : Should the very important differences which are understood at present to exist between the parties who accepted the Porte's terms and the Turkish government be adjusted, and the large amount of capital necemary for the establishment of the pro posed National Bank be forthcoming, the directors will be prepared to avail themselves of the advantage which cannot fail to result to the Ottoman Bank from any amelioration of the present unsatisfactory condition of the Turkish currency." It may be rea sonably inferred that any improvement in the Turkish currency will proportionately increase the value of the bank's investments in that country. Upon this and certain other incidental points it seems to us that the report now submitted is less communi cative than might be desired. Some details relative to the progress of the several branches at Smyrna, Beyrout and Gales would be of peculiar interest at present, and of these particulars the board have doubtless been placed in peeeemion by Mr. Fate comet, as the result of his personal rospeees. Again, it is understood that a very considers le por tico of the Bank's funds are invested for a consi derable period forward in Turkish government secu rities at rates so remunerative as to render it almost certain that, apart from unforeseen contingencies, the current year's dividend will be fully equal to, if not larger, than that now declared. Upon these points the statements in the report seem somewhat meagre, and the shareholders at the approaching meeting will be entitled to farther explanations. The report of the directors of the Bank of Egypt is also favourable. The audited accounts show a balance to the credit of profit and low, on the 31st December last, of 5,9111. Os. 2d. The Bank, it will be remembered, opened for Inednees at Alexandria, on the 7th July last. The paid-up capital at the opening was 123,0001., and, taking into account the Consols were quoted during the greater part of the day . 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to / for the Bth Aryl, but the closing quotations were lower, via., 1161 . to 1, and IN to 1, respectively. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ?, ditto for account, Bth April, 931, 93j. The Five per Cents., 1141. Three-and-a•lialf per Cant. Exchequer Bonds, fall. log payable in 1839, 981. India Bonds, 2s. dia. . Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 3s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to /. Turkish Six per Cents., which yesterday rose per cent., were first marked this morainic 971, but had fallen at the close to 96; to 971, showing a reac tion of f. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. de clined 1 per cent., closing at 1001 to 101. Mexican Bonds attained a further improvement in tbe morn ing, but closed the same as yesterday. Dutch stocks have met with more inquiry during the last day or two. Ottoman Bank shams were a little ft atter at one period of the day, but closed rather better than yesterday, at 1 to 11 prem. The old Bank stocks showed steadiness. National Discount shares hare declined to Ito dis. Land and Steam shares pre sent little variation. Van Diemen's Land were quoted lower. London General Omnibus closed at 1 to 7-16 prem. . _ . The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Ferdinand Rail way, Ito 1 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, to vat.:Op Railway, par to 4 prem. • Northern Railway, par to prem. ; Ce ntral Verde ITway, 1-16 to 3-18 prem.; Eastern Bengal Rail way, fto prem. ; Nassau Railway, par to I prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Riga and Duuaburg Railway, 21 to 21 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-18 prem.; Copuspo Railway, dia. to par; Italian Juno tion Railways, It to cq die. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Junc tion Telegraph, par to 1 pm. ; Thames General Steam Boat Company, to 4 prem. The newly issued shares of the Great Indian Penin sula Railway Company were quoted 1 to 11 prem. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoeu. The market for home mining stocks is steady, with a moderate amount of business. The chief inquiry for is Tin Croft shares, which have improved, se being marked 41 cx div. In the Stock Exchange Great Wheal Alfred shares have also been dealt in IL at 101; North Frances, at 201 ; and Wheal Ed- at. MU* at 41. Foreign descriptions are quiet. ec Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange Alfred Como* 231, I, 24, 1,1; Catherine @allots, 95.4 d., 10s. 3d.; Casein, Ile. OA, 12a.; Cook's Kitchen, 4 ; Disko- ; wells, 31. IA 3d., 31, 1; Beat Alfred, 21, 1,1, 1,2, 1, I; is Gresebisr eel St. Astbye. 1121; Ofebt 11a, 10i ; Holes bash, 11, 2, I ; Nereid:Pet, Lelant Comets, 4/, Mabee sad Paperbiw, 36e., 405.; North I'nusrea, 191, 20; ; l9 Roseerszes United, 401, 40, 41 ; South Frances, 336 , St. St. Day el Unkind, 31e, We., 295., 30e. ; Toarmft, 41, L, h 2 l. le Vale 18e. 20 e. ; Wheat Ballast, M, 27 6 235; Whoa ldward, 4j, 5, 41. 18s. 06., 5,1; Wheal Mar ion'. 01 4. 116 . Ia the assiffil melee capper is without camp. la ths as comas of the ewe a hie deemed has existed at lie owed Mee Iran asslime without activity, bat eelbeitet bean at to Emilia peisss penny. Lead le Mill leue, bet set la meth, itomil. Is wilts the teamaliare hew be= law, let at hi aim I maims free led ha ewe may be aid et keg la vary veil ,peat Tbe d tie iseter Mining is COMM" mai he the fhb lee. iii FRIDAY EVENT:CO. A fair amount of business appears to have been done to-day in home mining stocks. although there were very few transactions in the Stock Exchange. The principal bargains were in Tincroft and St. Day United shares, Prices show no change of moment. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded in the official list: Cern Brea, 62{' Roarwarne, 411, 42; Wheal 64i, 66; GraitaUff sad Bt. Aubre, 111, 113, 110; Roi 311, 31 ; Trrlycns Cicada, 18k; Wheal Middy, 2j; Wheal Harriett, 15c, 16e. - - United Mexican shares were a little firmer. There were also a few inquiries for Linens this afternoon. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1857. call of 6/. ss. per share, payable on the 81st October, the working capital was 15,0001. for four months, and 187,5001. for two months. Although a a dividend could thus be made, after setting apart funds for the gradual liquidation of the pre liminary expenses, the directors recommend that no division of profits shall take place until the expira tion of 12 mouths from the commencement of busi ness, when the shareholders will be called together for that purpose. A call of 21. 104. is to be paid on the shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Hallway Company by the 6th April; and a further call of 21. 104. by the 6th June. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, March 7, compared with the previous return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits Goverment securities in banking ri deltsrtment 11,6713,516 Increase 104627 Other swoties in banking department 19,535,196 Overawe 85,147 Cola and bullion is both departments Seven day and other bills 739,595 Decrease 3.966 The Rest Notes in reserve 5,970,680 Demme 246,030 The movement both as regards the coin and bullion and the reserve of notes is again unfavour able, the decrease in the former item being 33,2191., and in the latter 246,0301. The withdrawals of gold on continental account, however, have evidently been'partly neutralised by the continued influx of coin from the provinces. Against the increase in the Treasury deposits must be set the still larger de crease in the private depoNits. The movement of these two items sufficiently accounts fur the decline in the reserve of notes, the deertaso in the " other securities " and increase in the government secu rities almost balancing each other. The "other securities" remain at a very, high figure, and it is evident that the bills in the Bank maturing on the 4th inst. were almost equalled in amount by the fresh applications fur accommodation. The most satisfactory item in the balance-sheet is that of Treasury deposits, which is now unusually large. BANK 01 INGLAND.—Aa Amount. pnrwatat to Ow Ad Tat sad Y via.. .Tat um mhos en Aaaadar. AlA7aa 7. 7077 VMS OSPASTICUP, NeW bed ...... ....01,17114046 I Ouvernrosert beta Ar 17.4170 liermaattics .. SAMOS Odd Co.. and 0al4o• 9.611.04 I Bllnr 6 alldea ...... incem,eu A 24.001.04 Progdeten . Caplisl....6l4,AMASo °lmminent Scanlan 1.714.3 l A "*2.l essit . ,l " , 4 £11.478.816 =1 : An= Otber dearet.lea ...... 1943%196 Notes . 6.170.+00 PAL awd o lltv.Aana.) 5.117..1n ()al sad * Sim 617.431 Wow Mem day rdeibff 1111 . 11.551. 1.63 M . ZnATOO Match U. I f.t7.171.043 Y. Y/lIRALL. OW Oribi.r. FRIDAY EVIIIIIIIO. The stock markets were fairly supported during the morning, but exhibited weakness towards the close, notwithstanding a much more satisfactory statement of accounts from the Bank of France. The funds closed at a fresh decline of per cent., whilst most of the leading home railway stocks fell Ito per cent. This latter department is unfavour ably affected by the approach of the fortnightly settlement, which will commence to-morrow. Atten tion is now generally directed to the elections, and this circumstance, coupled with the continued strin gency of the money market, occasions dulness in the Stock Exchange. _ The demand for money continues acthe and gene ral, and full rates are exacted, but we do not remark any premure. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Tiro crewel. The railway share market showed increased 9at nese at one period of the morning, but has since recovered. With the exception of Great Western stock,which is quoted 871 W 88 ex div., prices have generally rallied to the four o'clock quotations of yesterday. Midland is better, at 811 to 1. London and North-Western is quoted 1011 tog; South Easternis, 221 to 1; Loadon and South Western 621 to 1 ;Derwicks 211 to and Lancashire and, Yorkshire stock, 1011 to 1. Paris and Lyons shares have advanced to 881 to 89 ; and Northern of France to 381 to 39. Lombardo- Venetian are quoted 81 to prem. 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IL DASper•LV4.llAsi 111 St. DO peret.SerAlopi OS 010001 et. .1., ervan.lck Seeds 1 00 -- St. 4 S.W•lendaylp.s.Dot IS SL SAssl.oo.Sp. stills* SO et. 114.00v.1p.•Je5./Uill 00 MINI N N N N 1,1 1' 71 17 111 111 NS 111 Ile VII 19 111 lei 101 ITI i s ili 102 i d N N N N IS IN a 4 If rei 7 1 1 7 4 " ti I: F. In I I ? 111 IM us us ur aii liii IN MN zd k L S. 111 $9 . Ii lip 184 IN .N . ii id It 1 dl Not ni IN 111 114 Ili IN 111 0 11 174 Cei a IN 111 Ii lei Il TN z ii lir N 024 N IN 11 LS IN UI II ii In IM :d Ile is 13 $4 to iti pile pm Si Si .11 110 a z I i An is U 111 111 POIIII2OII Brscloop.(kat 1L• De. Oseam & WI De-14 Model II Om Ma. Oa. Ja 0.11.0 F ........ _l,_ 11 rb — ser; Pieol=liv. %WM, de WIC loath Austral= Ds. &rip Us la per et het. lOdgd limbos i — erveg 0 68 18 I 4 il i4l. 11pI I: IE OBO 10100 Oberlifelllnisils‘ Anitrao. rid Par SAN 1 0 . Wu gelds, 11000 SegioLlsaaoLCllms. imps I 10.100 1.00.0110411•ItolAna 14N0 DID* ans l-; foie Union aoles . kw 1 Y faaalloot. Oa pri GUN 11 Lanka Joist IMO - LOAN Lonis•4W030:000003 10, NA. two. of Memo 11.000 30 Ds. Pim MAK 10 Notlord lank DM@ IS lkor 010311 Sklls 01 Doak . 04 13 Mak in WIN 4OO Porrlaid of 0..00 10 Ds Dm 11,001 1 %Mk MIAMI& 114110 td Osiatol Maralls MOO O 414• . MAW 30 Ulm Et Looks 1,010 100 C•ifs M0W......„ 4110 110 Wig.Diak 6/3 ce 10017 ROCK I ell ii 4 44 ii IJ. it. 1.-1 ta - mi lq Ile le - - PA Si $1 41 Ihia ri e Il i din IS S dia. SS U we Si ij 4'C Ile i II 40 IN Se p„ i ." METROPOLITAN BOARD OF Wouce.--Yesterday I the usual weekly meeting of the bard WM held in the Council Charobw, Guildhall , Mr. J. Thimble; to the chair, when Mr. Snow introduced • deputation from the ruby of Mile-end Old Town and the board of weeks Sn the Lime house district, to inbuilt plans and estimates far the inue lion of the Victoria-park-iced approaches The antoont of the estimate for the new road was about 30,000.: and, upon the motion of Mr. Snow, the plan &c., were raked to the Committee of Works for report. The venal financial slate. meet gave a total general balance of 75,3411. The remainder of the sitting wu occupied in the hearing of compensation SO. 11 Apteduseal II 1 14 U SO. 1 llneballn Dad Si& an WOOS 1 I. 19•12rwalla —. 1 1116211 14 N Amok= Lad- 40 44 43 VD NO • It. Dag U 40 If+ 110 IM ANS U 71 Fwd. all II IS f 0 y V * C 1 1.=.77.;. 1 2 14 1 1 1 Dube low Ora 1 Illellana Una 111. Made 1110 94 934 1 111110.1217. DOM all Uollsimeralbeqigge all If 11 1 Dame.Mainailft.TeL SOK U Dam New Oanlar all 10.010 " 1111 as runui —. 1 CID 4, 11112.0orliomess. ell 41 41 arlsa tos N 1111-421171. all 01.1790 11. Union ie. Am/7712.2 an 01 111 AIN Urea 0522 11 6 AY 11.11 , 10 1141171e1rOs laud. 1 1 11 11,110 II De. Do. all 4 MU! I DeAlgonLintlaat Ida 1 4 46 $11,141 1 1.00 De. 1 1.714 &N.MatLaad 00 DINO 1 1010 /11alralago all 1 WU Dank al Zama Una 171 1 lOr 11 I Da. "/Say lime_ la l le PoUlawarlooltllliond all 11 9.7107.0101921.1 Isar all /14•01 SO Do. ihowass hos —.... all ID IS 11 Sew 11,001 1 Mini ma - - NUN Mgr. lamas an 11 11 1011,U0 1 Da — 1440 , M fg l all u moo I itholurfp all 1 1 MON I Da. Do. Wawa' all 1 12d 10,400 1 Vas Inimall UM 1$ II ocksoc a. node Della OO U 97 11,050 o. la, 14 IID /sr COMMERCIAL AND TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The roListWerra to-day in all p:eitionkat the annexed gadationa :—Town tallow, 60s. nett cash ; Polareburg Y.C. for March, 675. ; March to April, 63e. ; May to Jane, 62a. . . AV . lklO6ll -TLW/i tallow, 62.. ; fat by ditto, 2a. 9d. ; malted duff, 37.. 6d.; rough ditto, 22a. &L ; tallow groves, 16a. ; good drop, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Duns reports trade beery; prices without 'Re lation. Priam meadow buy, 03s. to Ms.; superior ditto, 74. to We.; inferior ditto, 60a. to 665. ; rows, 60e. to 60e. ; clover, 70s. to 100 a.; wood eat, Ws. to 60e.; straw, 26e. to 30a. COVENT-GIARDF-N.-THIS DAY. Forced strawberries sad grapes may now be had at mo derate prices. Pine apples, as inn be seen from our list of prima, are much clasper than they were last week. French salading,consistiog of endive, lettuces, and Barbedu Caper* continues to arrive weekly. Good Cornish Broccoli is sow abundant. Forced vegetables comprise French beans, re bels, asparagus, and rhutoirb. Cucumbers may also be obtained. Kent cob nuts fetch 140 s. per 1001bs. &m lons nut., 20s. per bushel; new Spsnisl and Brazils, 18s. do.; and Chesnut* from 14e. to 245. do. The supply of Oranges is limited. Portugal Onions fetch from 2.. to 3s. per der.m. The halms. trade is beery except for best samples, which area little more in demand. Cut Bowers commit of orchids, Chinese primulas, cinerarhus welting.; violets, camellias, mignonette, heaths, end ruse*. /WA r. Mee Apple*, pee lb., fa to 10e Omega, per 105, I. Is lb Grape, pre lb it. re to per to tole Pram per d o e, 5, to MI gel ' ae, per WNW. 141. ender, pet hell sieve, Se tole aired% per barbel. UP r.►el,ee. r•ltellia. M. 0.0,14 i• tOi• Proseed, par tebook, I. 00 4)10 fd lireposbSpeouis. per Ulf .k.. Od to to lod Asparepak per Wadi*, Is Jobe libubs,b, per boodle, bd tole rd basks*. r , Pm. If Of In hew* boa., per ISO, h Paulus.. per tea. Use to Ino per boob., Cato Is Carrots, p. bsbeb, Id to 741 T 101245, per dos., Ss fd to i bd Stinsols, per bon, Ss to Ss bd ticombone. mi. bee te ed Bea, per dos., II to be Colder. pee bun. 90 to UN Lads. per Inseb, lid to Id r„..., wad. Is se le 4* Arliebabs, reek Id lo 9d p. ball Near, lo trl So So id Illolow nor Ilk II 101 l Oodle. pre tb, Mt to MI {rima. Ms, pa rum 9 to UN Sabo, pea mom la 44 to 44 Uri p IrodletX s dam, Ild lo 9d . pa, Id to 94 Iwo pir IA laid to 4a PAM% yr bowl* le to 14 914rome. do. lo 99 Is 5.1 Id Ilodaromr, per p01.,14 3o ale 11l ' Porton pre 4molt, Id to St 1114storom. prr bona, SI Vllaw arint, y. do. 311 prom p. brook, lid to la fd YESTRID.4 r '8 N.dRZETS. Met lb. Cleedur et Mom W, J. mg !Wow% aka L gelotial motels Wm Ible week hem ellete ra J a* • Mesita' Miro. bee heel 411•111. the ow Wet mat ell mem kw*. at woke Mee for O fL Y .Y ` ilY i i t epos the YAW. WA I:trot prooloinestem how h. ' 1 fi s strZ .. Ay b.. 41"11" sehls• Wale. • mall warothe of tins p r en. rigelmtgles Wee liso ben brought to mart. but t o prices ine~ hoe hem reglie see entree.. row proviourir ruling ; Nolen hes sole et me leek omen tie... nog two Ideal row. of Wt. Dookree; hove rho gliessidheade The dor seratet le quiet. Time hag Wm belt lids eihwettre N Na. IVO Alt.—The memo Ping eg ee flemeede getur, So_ pew goo. of iho Welsh inientione **Redeker Na week mew Rio* Leoraille lP"i tieer ". ..rhe=el d tke e lerreffir emil ke errreili d owiles *". ahem NUL eat The swage Ono/ Wein it lillemegeado ewe. tha of the 111: ( 4 t rek he lie wet wane ea ark Is for the erne orghwg so ahem lersr i a pee . eLlusivu of tr. BRISTOL. Merge 13.—Tho eels this brew exceed. foal, role" heti for few sae at the Unawake. are too is &sellers be wel ger a neon; Is bowel*, Om is wean oho nem Fee fierwees rum gem itill a good itemd. et Se. Itel. I . ' mai pie. COTTol.—Weinthont. Mews /3.—.lbe estessi of the erop of ebbs he the Vetted glebe bet maw err hews IN. that o.weg In ptthatual to ellede WW es tl steethas. Dudes the whole brie the receipts of ben al the dagelis peels here Ism Lb ,W /ere goo I Tonne pretty Is OMNI OM 11.4 per prottre .l a so unmde, au this lea that the enthethe of rlO felp~r Pose t• he seder tae yl., therfethr, the lab of. elm hem Antelts. de set theme the cabals el wig es teat dee of saw. sat* ell getettes still *Duress le thek allsete. To thie mg be Wee the besaparstlra bete lbe amble et tha pets et termith width bete the bet althea re sheet WO balm kss thee bet rear. la ate a the gems Omni@ he eadithring the MINIM, W laeoprege patios ear itzethez snider• of egad Ibporusee le the these. II th e •theethellen, mad the doe state WWI lb Ma .1 bailsman placed by these greatly raked plea Time sr be lip Mid tkot the ',rebut high 'ewe of grim iota Weise MOM/ MIA of it. thee. tutor. the est.t. ealcominia IN et NW& often sr mesa of brim eel rat Interest Wm limpet/id gesdthisliese bomb esti 4 meet requires the bib bath of bath Ire eibledlem ell pietles i V o r d &rule Wog refit slat aloft goods. Tbrabthoth the VIM 1611 1 = " 1 hem beet .4h hrtheleg about No drupe be the VW alele a t Mugs mar. to bay seenthog /Al •0 sell ss else , Isms • sow pole bleating Uteasts. M.; 4 . demeittee of Wolters place fair U 1.900 Madre& 60 arb leggebse. eind pr etheso . lb rt. loots.lte hare then Wm. Meeeloth IN Nadu, 3.2.5/ aunt. to Sabbaths IN briaprel; se thee be &livens to the track Le the sub bath Moth AIN bath aka Wear. 6,tto Wes. Sabi et thethelk MAIO bibs COTTON GOODIL—N liallelga—ine Oyler In matt elpatinn of the I. eat, le lime, hew hid the effect et we tha MOW{ IM ....d radis wok eel the seine fur low goatlike of mg.... / T delis wilikb were s•lerintieigt Yee eases. leanehaturcro have bele Weft ofehelceleee . g . = remark millet to t ono. ogled le the warkelg et mak wee of eiblott are it lair •teinead. Is ether goe*f. selk ea dethe Ie the twee Wage, wad la odor berths. of the expert Talk theme 11 se dram CORN.—Cnstarroa Waste 13 W. had • usaddrate .el. of *hest ot asarket {ado. mad hems woe readily Wed for all the Dot delorlpilass of red wheat. at radar Itnteoslai rata ; while elate... ender to bur at rather is rooter-4W. Ms. to Ma; salsa, 42a : white, 62. t. Is.; Os tra, 1,14 Darin bet hale Woad_ 0•4 L. etallte• command roll mto.-00.k. oa, rya. and .drau ma a s , aas. for malting nuahusa Derr , Is. dearer for aN Werigilosa LIgnIL., Mont.. 13.—We lase lad • Yoe wetly el what. Ihe onadolon of whish sae nano% Unproved. • few Wises waa dose at about last week sada. Wheat, red, W. he ; 110 a to d••; • e n supply of tartly. sod Was motioned. arlaNag. 40s. tot... whin', 41.. to {4 Not ..1 m 4o En la othar atUalre. W••arlats. Mears 11—one flat Male ale tell, sad prim wet Won of parchaora Fled NNe barley was as bat oast wt. sot mach 'neared for. No deep t. bank Ceti Or daft. (InALl.—Loseon, Naas. 11—D.V. Mr yen, IS. IL • TaaSeid Neer. Ids. Taneeld Moor Bata. lin; Wads dad RM., _WIL ; Mtn Male, 165.; Walls Bad 16e.; War Zed Hamra. 11s. 3d. ; Wails Lad IlOtoe 17s. 6d.; Walla NN Melt. Lyme, 1Y; Was And Kepler Mew. 16a fkl._; Walls Bad Walston, 14. ; Walls Lod Illontegue. , Wade CY awed Ilettea la. ;Ws & Nad South How, 11r • Walls Nod Wart s,„ Ha 3d. • : had ; Walls Mod South Rehm Wed.; oW. Ned eeS 114. 3/I.—Oldvs at motet, 6:: told. 41. TRAFFIC RETURNS. lA!L NH. Pr MN Ts 44 Teta oPla Well% dream, LIM 1614 INek mew Muds 6. i 1 L Maria £I Mama. is Pidefai. ... ... .. 397 396 Wei iedlast llardi T. Wee* osdiag Muds S. 11.2n9, lambibin, 999 ambito Jasatke ..........I 9U LIM 1.031 3,994 IL M la Ili DEATHS. .11114117.—Narels 11. Yr. W.ll. A hilts. ot Cokbester. mei •z COMPORT.—March 10, lamb, eitfe of Mr. C. Comfort, of Cohen. stout, (717, aged 40. COOK.—Much 11. at Oreat Cuniteetand.place, fadeout, I. Coed. gag., ILA., aged it HAMILTON..-Muth 10. at Eaton terrace, Henrietta Martha, Mkt ft Admiral Mr C. liatantio, dart. Y.C.U., aged 76. 111KNE.DT.—March 1 ~ at Lamlowndemee, Cheltenham, Hardee Ilebieltah, wife of Make-flea. A. K. C. gameily, C. 8., of Iniackgree, N. 8.. aged 74. LEW 18.—/Isfeh 11, at Wellington College, Ptszeford road, De Em u tr town, Retamm wife of P. Loeft. aged 67. OAK ES.—Mareh 10, at Cogrwhall, Legs, Mr. W. I. Oaten, aged V IMEDL/IY.—llmegiA.Magg Am, wife of 11r. d. Orman, at (lila. MIEN Mehl. WARRINOTON.— ind almali 10. at the Relwiderr, Baleen; Wells, Myer J. N. SWARM,. 'IMMO. Ywd7k", EUMPING MACHINERY.—For works of dielaige n.. 00010 ti It 11 TerftretialVll L •04 0 SI as Is viry lareeir me. sad Ws itioni . aisg . untaolloll rod A mit 0410=110 Ism, sal trim dowelpliss stadiaar. isiniPs=ellaLlergh" QOUND sad WHITE TEETH are not only in -1:7 Alsomobb noddle le iggx i r i ra ... boUs Am. tm: =ll. MM? for_i_Ml:i * Weer purs . er. • poonile Womb AAA PM, MI the lakel. `. A. SO . the pvironsok Imp senate 9d. per bez. Am. MA, sal sad whaler*. EIV DISCOVERY in TEETH, consisting in On oloplatkot d latotrailbto tulnosl Volk with Ma* ma lour., 0 1 i • am Pk.. of altsdlos). +blob motors declaim:a Mon by IpflMmasoM ma ant to boo odble. Tboy sty *zed oltbutt• aor Woo of sauflifololloo. awl without extracting stumps am) opofotioa. Thor moor moue colour or brrok. sod ottli be l hmoito St all mos, to they tool to support WY fiellialif If MN Ai rho ges cooOtteot edit quality losor vlthlo the reset of the mot ...old —To Wijs ... f (MIMI ht.. the old eor.blithe4 denOals. 31.. so= i6k a.,.. the 21dtor. Club : sad 112. trokostrast. kni. cocsissuss puts PM'S' otelo tormotUft=toolh. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. The tra ffi c returns of railways in the united king dom, published for the week ending March 7, amounted to 409.361/., and for the correeponding week of 1866, to 382,937!, showing an increase of 26,424/. The gross re ceipts of the eight railways having their termini in the ' metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 171,7111., and for the corresponding week of last year to 162,208%, showing an 1110701110 of 9,6031. The increase on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 2,3181. ; on the Great Northern to 1,1031.; on the Great Western to 1,8994 ; on the London end North-Weston to 2,7181.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast ,to 6161.; on the London sad Beath-Western, to 9321. ; and on the South -Eastern to 184 ; total, 9,6042 But from this must be deducted 11., the decrease on the London and Blackwell, leaving the increase as above 9,503/. The receipts on the other lines in the united kingdom amounted to 237,6601., and for the corresponding period of 1856 to 210,7291., sheer ing an increase of 16,921/. in the receipts of those lines, which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 26,4241., as compared with the corresponding week of 1866. MEETINGS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. Monday: London and Paris Joint-stock Bank, London, Bristol, and Exeter, Bristol. Tuesday: Newcastle and Newcastle•on-Tyne. South Devon, Plymouth. Wednesday Dement Mines Company, London. Illinois Central, New York. Thursday : Great Western, Pad dington. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Edinburgh. Friday: Chester and Holyhead, London. Calcutta and Burmah Steam Navigation Company, London. Saturday: Cornwall, Truro. EAST KENT RAlLWAT.—Yesterday a Venial meeting of the proprietors was held at the o ffi ces of the cepa piuiy, No. 2, Meer gate-street, for the purpose of authoriamg the board of directors to borrow not exceeding 233,3331, 6a. Sd., and also to issue from time to time, ea they may think fit, without any right to a dividend in preference of the original shares or with a right to such preferential dividend to the extent of 61. per cent or lees, ouch of the Dover extension abates as have not already been issued. The mislay of the secretary was also to be raised from 3001. to 4001. per annum. Sir J. Tylden, Bart., occupied the chair, and moved three resolutions, which were adopted newton. A PHRENOLOGIST IN TROUBLE.—In the morning he made most ample apologies i s was very earnest in ex pressing his gratitude for my laity. I took the liberty of asking him what bumps he ailed those in the neighbour hood of his eyes. " Well, sir," he mid, " youask me • plain question, I'll give you a plain answer. I got into a muss' down at the store but night, and was whipped ; and I deserved it too." Ae ho was so penitent, I did not prey him for further particulars; but I heard from another man the same day, that when at the store he had taken the oppor tunity of an audience to lecture them on his favourite eubject, and illustrated his theory by fralin several head., and giving very full descriptions of the characters of the indi viduals. At last he got hold of a man who must hare had something very peculiar in the formation of his cranium, for he gave him • moat dreadful character, calling him • liar, • cheat, and • thief, and winding up by say* that he was • man who would murder hie father for five dollars. The na tural conrequence was, that the owner of this enviable cha racter jumped up and pitched into the phrenologist, giving him the whipping which he had so candidly acknowledged, and would probably have murdered him, without the con sideration of the live dollars, if the bystanders had not inter fered.—Tlitre Fears in Califormo. By J. D. Bortbwick TOZEAUII COPAHINE, or SACCHARATED •JI CA et3ULIII emend et Ds U,. Irma& Calleaf i rekdere. eheosetelly arMbiesi la as Pate and Londoe , sod se knowledge! kr Oa be be the bent rade fee IA (140(4.• Mee Wait be forwerded appear tion I AM pet IM. UN. To be had of the hosier. aOAwl KU the M.= Feu* &meek 49, Itagmszket, Lasko: TRlRBENAL—Protected by Royal Lettas ead wand by the awl of ths Rath fkoW " I" . jr4 ,„.,....... .... 1 .,. 7 at **Wm. - filf.itemZirt n tiritet tpyst a tA 11:01....tlet .. yeadistits A *bow Uhl% .1. gage" an 1 6.0 Vr:pf th e aVIMAAI: mid& lymato with imam be al la the " 44= t r ce 21 ,.. . - wild teni t rEd ill wwwwiley es VW WOO Sir or twin . ..:11Fliw 7 7 1 :rlel193 1 116 . 41: .....4 ham he. kw W mot; la 1 sad lic tic etti . . Aleut I a..aA --; FL Newsy, fl o =a dme, lllwhiat M wwWweir : sail . li. W _ Maul tad P 4 br Irmo limas, of NO. O. ias avast, he the ette of Loolea. Prbaisr,a4 the ONoO. Siete% to Ye PleChtet d Wittherlare.—PATOaDAT. NAIKS It, 1W 7:77 _ lei Me di SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCI ,___, CASUALTIRB. Wow. from hints. at (Rooker • Ilk ford bow to motor witt As Americas ship me h r t. ... 6 6;* is..l."l:ls:l44""ediliaaormans'. C":oll:7ltruskliorrlitim;frerlwiLin""liVes4l*"4l seised, Feb. IT, lat. 31 N., lon, 72 12,, t u= 'woks' miss of coti le6 H. os vete ems, by the Hei % mmesorelmsd, been to Liven:col, toothed os amigo. ir. a. 27, rot off, and proatede do wn th e etre" inesawr.—Yhtladeipll/4, re, 0. Kt Iraaaaaa Mn Parma al Olt Hamusah ; I4Tlma4 . at blob% ; Yemaaae, at ...lift; lA, MM. Ptalladel ptaa ; tYlkirs, aad Ito at New (Rift, AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. AsorrAtm—Arri•vd : Briton. trams Lake. Not liunserford, haw Plysoatit. nous, TOW : Welltsiten. Nvo.r. N &W.—Arrived : Dee it Wave 01 i. Uk rAmoods, tree Liverpcol. wakedwaked : D.. 4. Virmi kir k : pgo VESSELS SPOKEN Win. Asia, km Calcutta kw Landon, Veb. la. lot. SS N, d u Abbott LIIITII2Or. from Cardiff fur apiary, al 12. Caroline (W 11). from ME. 8. , forLando., lm t 4 bt ISA) 3, raulteras* free the Clyde fur 31.1baurae, oc2. It , at 23 W. 12 4,1*, em ir (skip), :rem Mudd... far Falmouth, 1.1.13, tett* a.. Ica. l2. Electra, 3. kt. 14 N., ke. 31 W. Cone Mantels; tram Arnow bkr Calculla, J, 24, 1at.151.,* II W. h w i.,,, c , o d (*map). of Leda., from Itaarcon 5. laretatiase Valatoutb. Ist. SAO K., kn. 25 N. lobo Bunpan, from Bombay hr I irequol, 15A 1 , ht. 4 W. Moors. :girl. fa Hoban Tama, 2.... 1., Isl. 15 v. , k ft at W. Ikrolta hoe Umiak' 14 WA, kw Baky, AIL 10, 61.11, km. 13 W. Fagot Qum* from Calcutta fa Lturrol, PC5.13, Ist 40 N., kg. 3r W. Kr Garr. far Wily. Gat. 1, tat. 11.. k.. 22 W. Nedgaantle, fres Intake fur Sulam Mac 11, mi. 45 a .1-k. W ti , Inca Madras far Leedom, llama a/ N., la. la W. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING OAT,. FRIDAY, MAU.. 13.—Rds.6118i1rIld es payload, 815 . , dips by mama Wok% n; ; t.tal, Lovs. [Advertisement]—lt is with pleasure we moths the doily lams. of eons. ottbout truolidee .1 helsymbon osiymmig, datulenm, ceostlyetlon, intl.., I.lltoto, and to r eomitlatoto stetb. whom, wee ttemaluo, and debility, hy Ins Roc - detirOsoss teteltele Ante.. We quote tbe (Alpo hey. —'• bouthetek P. 6. Yarthans,slo. Ott. 31, 1844.—Hasty yet. (awful oufferitte (t o o bowls-err, mg. Ron. indtgeo.len, eiddiMAll. k111,11m., la the boys s in otb, .ttee tyysyy Woe. In the elm. talus wound II.) tots. and Oeloy. ebb saki' , ma cone/lel to my bed Its the mug tistatsrss to ettnlos,i. sad berm Ise rebel or. Cooed In umbel.t hme been ettontlettir .em std WDe ftb Rentable Amble. fwd. —Jettto t..., leu 1 e cone.' - -yob by Dn. Ure, Maenad. Harvey, Compton. Owner. nun; . sad 50,euu other mendable perroty, sihtbe Webb IN RS ?MIMS by It After all other 'WIWI hal l ane.fallal.— embeae s b s fa 9d.; DK, In Id. ; 5b.,11..; Mb.. 22... The Mb. no en ran o, er Isnrstoufko order. Rem do Hwy NA Co. tt. Womb V id i .. t . lt t risi2riere , ~.. zd Co., let ; I x lm w :11144 . 4: 4 c,,,,,, Gz.... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AM) DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARK WRIGHT.—Mareh 9, at Off ebureb, Burr, the vrife of J. T. tile aright. B'e *fa doubter. Rl' DD.—March 9, M Elderella Ledge; Horloy, Smug, the sift of I Budd. By., of a doubter. COlLEt.—Slaroft H, at Modem terrace. City rood, the oat cf C. Corey. vu., of a MI. - _ - - - DAWSON.—Narob P, ft* wife of . W. IL Dawson, Eq., of OrorobBl, Camberwell, of a daughter. DE MATTOB.—klareb 13..9 lee-tow.hlll, Vprer Norwood. Ihs wheel Witham Nicholas De Watts., kasq of a daughter. FALLS.—Nareb 9,.1 Bouruewouth, the wlfe of W. 9.1.111, Ero„ at a dat.ghtar. HlLLS.—Mareb 12, at Danmark Surrey, kin. F. C. 1101 r, of 1, a eou .ad daughter. HOLLINtt —March 11, at Oak bW, Stoke upou Trent, the ,rife d Rothe.. NW., of. &mem,. LaTTZEL—Mareh 10, at /Wham, th e wife of the Her. A. 8. Lartg49l a dam/Mar. ATKINSON—MAIL—Much I. at PoultonleSamilh=llUll the Iter. I. T. Moab, 11. W. Allinson, Len. ef Weo a ttneesbutd, to daughter of J. Meer, Ws., et Prideffr ff.. HADTIILD—WILSON.—March 10, at St. JAW., Derby, by the," J. ChnneeDor. M.A., Mr. S. Elattlide, Jun. to Min Immo WSW*. both of Derby. KIIIKALDV—BIIOAD.—Muth 10 at Botborybebb4.4 the 1t... 0. Craig, Mr. T. Itriutidy. of Loudon. to uesebter of W. Weed. US. LOB—NEVITT —March 11, et the Independent Chapel. Stretfeete use Masettooter. the Ilse. J. Simeon Mr. J. N. Loa. of Leeds. W by Lome., dwebter of Mr. J. J. N.,10. of Stretford. formerly of Lee* PETTIVOI—DINNISON.—March 12. to Dehden. Ewes. by We Rut Lil,l %Ara. C. & Pettlfee. hen. 'oat of the Ime Mr. C. S. Tr sloe, a .1 , 0 /WYK daughter of the Ito Mr. W. Dtatalson, DOW& THE HAIR and TOILET.—BATCIiELOR'S INITAITANIOUS COLOMBIAN BAIR DT IC. Pa dd.. 74, tad flad all %via law la pawl rad half poriadlaraTa par pseud. Pwareld IRO ailed for bawdier. sad for prearata WWI pda ars_*(lrada. puked la gas parai Us cares. &t. lath. Chandara caldinallad Taira Onorm ;la Willa for a:madam la II& ; sad la kW dallaadoll WNW l& fro tiadlls, Oa Please to *Wm Oa rams sart madras of Ile limproar aM or sob acacia-1. IPOVENDEPI. & Grua lfar anal. W.. awl IT sod 6/4 WComoro:a& Madam PLO. idaraborra far harrow Irak all wades and arid sad by balrermara N O MORE GREY HAIR.—ECONOMY in HAIR DT E.-11so Ininteesso dad for UNWIN sad AL BERTR 1 OLUNBIAN HAIR RYE during the last Torquay Yen Imo 10d11011d then to doable the quantity In oath an, idthoot hum. tna the Dike. AY. 44 atm now contains sufficient to dre the enffil emi of bah, Tbo Osimobiaa Hale Dye h .44 In err, • 1 1. fa ed.. 14.61.. MM na. et Vuseln and Albert'.. 24, fficraffilly. Be. .are of ffiurloue Imitation of Ur Oolumbffin EMU Dye. CORNS. BUNIONS, sad DEFELTIVE TOE NAM Mlt ia :FD mol CITA= ta om mlmlit. IrtMed artily SW Int r ittLL t u ARSOLN 117 . i lit . ST. 6, Ler . br Am Ms amtlemlpis Ow Or llClT•nrit ILL t trt:tta may to OM. Iliga tit eMildi Of tam, hem WI mrta d the to tM :—lmmt Me NMI Itommod dm i tt i rlitil v d°ll 3 Imam: —• V. 1140M1 Mt 4.8116617 ami mme man to tm Mama igAtt tisy_pia—C. J. Lambs. Jot It IMV-01111112V1, RKOENT-STREUT. UPTURES.—The PATENT SELF-ADJUST. [MO OUIItAX TRUK meting affbetaally witbdat say dow rucenamlid by Xis faculty for t ly one and relief al uswory gear of rood num hso aecleat reran re o. = pat b aLant ub irbkat r im ai s m 'S 40 flu* z 14 No. 3,300.] WHITE HORSE Lits'i PACKETS.—For PORT PII Moore, met to tall from London the I. =meal top MERMAID. A JAM* 4 Thla mar Wean dipper hat roa neenethe TV day.' pnemee. end, tolog lak mietenger Maar. bre =Welted woe= r.. the tatty and oomforl Mad ettleh Myr canoed for me Moms to the pocket. of MR old PI amide eh apertenced rum o, and bourse or aerial' Pomo tomm parliceirs apply to FRY end DAVIRO: TIfF CHAMOIS, A 1 12 a GOOD DOPE. eow fart lad . =D i far Dip marrmer good+ only. NM TICS La 67111,72jellarsg: TEAM to NEW YORK And PHILADELPHIA TEA an fo/Ipowend Cl,4rbts I to NEW C H} K um talon,: CITY OF MANC HESTER........ CITY OF WAIIIIINQTA/N....... JUNOA.IOO A u 4 am) allonaSs Oat4o,fam. IS Moor. li plumbs. Si V:ii . Zl;i;;;L:tginWail7na"lllZe — Tt;s.7, I. OA Moon; rad • Molted 1 I. Tort sod PhlladeliAlts will to taken w" libs.l.haw s Oulde ;" or rarirTowor.bulkliare, Lirenord; o MY Maros Comp.), 61, King IVWles TIM* Itatiners ran In emanation • Osnipsey. by wtdeb railway, and otbey news or nub Toronto and the Far I e ........ 1 e= .= t z i t; Cabstbsa to Lam d dawns, Mum bi Mari to Oboribli,l6l Ei II OTTO .04 .... a bat pw ant sobr a Or pa cot dt, dat sweisisst swat b pgr welt. Wig ball rev. iiieMe GYMS be swan Oat. Wks bbuits. 16, M. BANK of AUS Ony, crated by loyal I No. 4, Tbreadnealloytnak Into (kart c 4 Directors HEREBY 01 , YEARLY DIVIDEND of 245. pada, Cent. pa arum on the capital most of bonus ix Interest f 64a pair awe. at 10 par ant. pa ann o um. otlll Doe of Imam tax, at Ms take, on sal Apt next. balsam the bum. of 10 sad A TM Transfer Book. •Illbo dosed cm Continuo oo until the div.tko4 sad Imam lb ov Wiwi rO ALL ASSURANCE first exrdictwstle. to an Dower Nlce lo wtthals be eaeatA bls hum ware for INID/ftir au engagement am NLNIL of LONDO sad NATION AIMS ABBOOIATION. e•tahliAlled fo.l Mug Flro lasunnee CApltAl—One NMI° 19obwribed for IV upyr..d. o. tbow Propricta . Prlntivel Offices -7 hrateloa ...., _ WV., DIRK EINAISMAII—PAr HENRY MUGGER, tho Hook of L• 7113-01•11111 JOHN CUMBER' WILLIAM ANTHONY Jag E. Azderdon, E.g., Dorm- , Jol stdroderraeo, Hyde tart,dlroetor Pn of Ike Doak of Loodoo. 1e w Bkodt. Fag. lion of Black I 1 Eldanod). Trusopstroti, I TI: lima, En., Bye-1011,1 t e.g,.Ci Rip, Btaboyagote. 1 14 thoot. I a fre ac apl . • °Wordy, Park Po i • NW. Hydosldo, Ed. / TI3 Le larro of flood, I &new of tko ' Jo ••••:',,, 3 illmidw (Inn of loradok, Co.). director of Sin r A '0.n.0. Tyrrell, Patme, AST-71171117•1111 7 , C. 1116 , to addition to 1141 mufti) , of seopdal of ow @enmity to all bes In unmake EDM UN CLE: , in Medan are ' , reined to caters IMil ankle where the Afflanistlork la t 'WINES EXTRAOE lIN RT. le A Dta RA. and roily leo quality. pro lo , oi sp..l D. of Good Hear, orb-uoo So, rola Is imported for ball duty. Two ow Oaf opmelket, Sue pre ilosea.—W. sod A. ordstroot, W. DO not wait whilst Chu Mee4l LIV I V., 9721,11 In 10d. pm. lb. Quene—W Ili tho prim iflinkoome, 9, Urea% 9s. LAD'SLAD'S "Eli AE SIX for FORTY , nitieelseammat sad pertleulan 31. Nadu', landon, E. 0. WORD'S NNW COLORED SHIRT Etaa at the melte si dt damps. pat WEIN TIIIIII OVER COATS AT A • HALT, AND TV IMAM sod CO.'S Et OXFORD STRk.RT , D eats u& la R I aa far it. quality and 111: ... SCanta. Frock Cada, Ilalf Red O. ara conventrat. 4wata moderate prin. !soup= MADE TO MIGAIMiII COATS TO NATO 141rAM and CO., 841 rootoramod their Trousers ma gig trade. are Mt OEI Se II am and stlowTrires clean to Ow stemma fold, ..d are mod. Irt dont EOROE ILOBSON (outlawing to bis logr ZS. to Us. Also Id, oo gr light 0114 ... ,tr.11: 17: L',.= / ..::" copying ogii came in tl c woe litrogh WARM WATER' CORDING'S DRIVING A Mar be folded re2f esseStbeet creel mr• durable than leather ono* DRI WARM DRIVING GLOVES. COP Me Heart. mod plian w and durable, ANGLING 'addinget for any r:rai d. issouanits• cApr.s. sada to ordd.—.l. C. CI dad ceTimpla Rm. ENNETrs MODEL I • it Ma mud...WM • •••• 11 , A the hire Ituprovanents: to 12 'liana The bort Gammon . k APPIN'S " SHILLE ra1:11 am., We% .1., LIU, Iw.O•lon, idler* l Reid keg* KAPPIN't3 SUPERI( Sealniala their undva/led sure Mloose; the blaka u.s ad et . 111reald manufa Buyers r wr e.. 64 l . t uic iad libut cture. Miklassidim MAPPIN'S ELECTRA Mme. MAPP I N 8 eeleheat• moorting Tea mad Coffee PeraMea, r.e.firtielm usually made In Mime Warybome, Igo. C. iLloa Wl6 Wet ha Loa.= may be men. Shame Maselkiel. Catalogue. *Ma prim. am COALS. —By Screw and A Bettor sod Toe. Tie pa t eesorgoitecn of 700 tone OUTtben; [likewise Mall-end, &Breed, per ice cook—All onion to gores Lodge latlway Coal lepois. ZHE SUCCESSFUL 1(1 century kayo probed below ASSAI OIL ?emote, Kb-utterly liderstlee,atel Improverr eut of then .t.a tta felled. It prevent. It I tem.k It fir< galtratir .ort. curly. awl oevq. ginabd, ferneog the b eel, of bew NW IL; feral', bottle. b goal to b•ut Mak Th. Caution.—On the • rapper emr 011; le teo tbi , o . end thdb Fo f NII," In red lot at feet Suiel at 20 Ilibis and portent.... PO MORE GREY 1 HAIR DYE.—Tbo Borneo. Td COLUMBIAN HAIR DY lodated Mem to double the your Moot.. • fo. Ild cam now co Of holt. Th . Columbian MA .10.. ed...ad Ms . ot Cowin 1 WM le IDDMoss itollationa of Ms Col TRIESEMAIL— Protect Baal =g l and wor n °M lt tro l iSLar egsaille g, iro. zoin Ilmogiag=altam SWIM Mato ... jailentiosulbui ek IRAs or =ZEAL " : IN NM WM air mil woo 114. sr fear ism lar bu y i is vbsinby r v is ta a • s/ HMI M u use It ass. IIN I