The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-09 00:00:00

ACCIDENTS DURING TEI PROCESSION. In the rush consequent upon the leasing of the proomeion A lcor Pall-mall East several ladies were thrown does and ' evenly injured. Yrs. Lydia Constable, 31, Cloaked street, was trampled under foot, and was in imminent ganger of her life. Her shoulder was dislocated, and she received severe contusions. She was removed to the Chariegerom Hospital by the polio,. At the same time Eliza Searle, 34, St. Martio's-lane, was thrown down sad received iajuries of a similar character. Several others Wer e also injured, and had to be conveyed to the hospital. where the house surgeon, Mr. Hallam, attended to their require meats. A cruel outrage was committed in the same street. upon • boy named .IAIDe. Edward Blotch, agedfiftsog years. He got hold of • shilling that had been foolishly throws from a window amongst the crowd. A man immediately knocked him down, and then fell, sitting, on his face, and remained in that position until the poor boy gave up the shilling. The boy bad to be carried to the hospital, when be was found to have sustained dreadful injuries to the face. At other hospitals several perilous came for the surgeons to dress wounds received in fights for places, and in cue instance from • blow from a policeman's staff- During the dreadful ern h which took place in the crowd endeavouring to pan through the iron gates at the nitrate:is of Hyde park, after the procession had passed through, • poor woman with an infant in her arms must have bees crushed to death through her anxiety to save her child, when a volunteer officer, who it was afterwards satertained was Lieutenant Hawley, of the Duke of Cornwall's Ride Volunteers, seized it out of the arms of the mother, and carried,or rather was carried with it, holding it up as high as Ismould scram the road at Hyde•park:Corner, and down about 50 yards in the Creen.park, when he laid it down almost exhausted; and although many who had witnessed Lieu tenant 'locality's conduct offered to take the elifid, he refused to leave it until the mother came. It turned out that the mother was pushed by the crowd down Piccadilly, sod it wee nearly half ILO hour before she recovered hard:did. On her finding it, her joy was so great that she Gould warmly speak. She was afterwards assisted home by some women who were pawing. She was the wife of • bricklayer living somewhere in Pimlico. BPOBTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, -ESAVORDAT. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 7 to II Apt Bobemie (off) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECRASR bo 1 opt Emblem (aff) 9to 1 Jealousy (off) 10 M 1 The Ueda (off) 14 Ile 1 Redoes (t and off) 15 to 1 Arbary (t) 14 te 1 Satelhte (off) 10 to 1 Water Bigot (t and off) 10 to 1 Whir Gel (oM 10 to 1 Jeroodom (off) 10 to 1 Birdbolt (oft) 26 to 1 Pomo (off) 24 to 1 TM Orplmo (wanted) 33 to 1 Clink; (off) 50 to 1 Sbropoldro (t) 50 to 1 Anima, (rusted) 50 to 1 Restodiam (offl NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MEM 10 to 1 apt Rnatdori (t sad off) LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. TONSDAT. 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Yesetitioner, Flamm, Lard &thud, Drumhead, e by Aslemse—Yaid . of Corinth, a by Automat—Vas, Goommed, Ptee I by Rsbert Mos of War Law), Obwerms, by AlAftr—Lowsiairtaa's dam, B .... l o : m i a l k d Dwell —lady Unwell, f by Lord Fameaben Read, lama* The Doctor, Fushun, (hwohne, Queen of sse Poston, Imposition. A ftrmsTAXES M 3 tom each, with 20 added, for all air ; 2-yrsilde, Est nu ; three, &it nu; four, got 1a; 6,., six, Ned sea, 10M 4b ; penalties and Mlowietess. Front the Celia-point in (osezly three-quarters of a mile). (5 subs.) 484 Age AS4 Isaias 2 Ferdinand.... 2 lady Kappa!, .... 2 A ISsunio arm= al 5 sew. each, with 25 added, foe all sges ; 2-yr-olds, 7st 7lb ; three, 9st 71b four, lOrt 7lb ; Ave, no. and aged, lOst 12lb ; penalties and selling allowances. T.Y.C.—To dons and 011/1241 On Maeil&y evening at 8 dela*. A liumecar Beams Race of 5 oars. each, with 40 ' added ; wiansis extra, Two miles, over six flights of hurdles. Mt gabs.) 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Man, The lummtemowe ON SATURDAY NlOHL—Not withstanding the heavy rain which fell all through Saturday craning, and the oceans of mod which half filled the roads, tLe triAl of nearly all the private illuminations throughout Loadoo dnw out an immense erowcL The cabs and mai ls:lass won busy until • late hour, and nearly all the thea tres and mmac-halls had audios:ea, whose numb'n atoned for the scant attendances in the early part of the week. O n Stodgy, in spite of the showers of ha il and rain, vast numbers ' , wised the aid points of interest in the line of the pro cession. „--- YRINCIIIB ALEXANDRA (from life), the best photo vies for the album. —P. E CsArrold Iseblishor sad ekdo- R+Wer. ea. Yketetrees. N B.—By post for 19 stamps. brrea nabs MEP ; 10 for 10e. Children photographed by Inetsakeneosui Pecalea charge according to age.--advertlesairal PREssENTs AT PARKINS AND GlYPTO'S.—Pitolo guiptik Albums, a choice of ENO, for 20, 30 60. or 100 portraits: Peemtel-bons, writing-camas, dressing-eases, travelling-bags, velopecrees, Isiotanspbooks, tokamak, cloaks, bootteldse, work.botee. teas:addles. ladled head-bags sad reticules, card _ .cassik parses , stalionsey-cablasta, scest.lattass. cord•beatots. Puma-books. electeastlt, pearl sad elegnatlyanocated utak.. —Parties sad botto, 60. Oxfordoleost. The gab& ham the largest dock to Madan in wholesale prlala2lanta liernent. 1 CARTER DI VIRfTE, 10 for 10e. by CIIAPPLIIII, nanstrapher and Publisher of celebrity, ea, Pleetegrest, taken ‘ ll 7. fllldren, by laitaateasosse process charged aceerdlog to 4fe. Vignettes and every kind of photogrephy executed. Artists seat octet the shortest notice. Owylig of portraits, *steering at arsdaam, am, In the Pea kilod art.—tAdver- Wawa) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1863. iLab3 Enttlligenct. MITROPOLITAN . OMINTY ootrins. awpo Tai 91; - pr;WW;;• . k. Wallauwarca, Rl Matthea4mwa—Moaday, March 9: Wadaaw day. 11 : Thursday. IL BLOONSBORT, Portland-road,—Wednesday, March 11: nun. da tßO ll NXl,T.92aahead'airrove. Monday, March 9: Tlra d'l3lllllll34 Daacew-tarrawa—Moody, March 9: Wednes day, 11 ; Maas, la. 111101/141V11, Oklwarsetwcat —Thursday, March 12. Bow, Bow-road.—Frlday, March 13. WHITIOSIIrMa, Great Prwooa-street.—Thursday, March 19 Friday, 19. 9017311W/11[, Swaaatreal—Mooday, March 9: Thursday. 12; Friday. IS. Laws, Camberwell New-road.—Wedataday, March 11: Thursday, IL Waraiworrn, Southatreet.—Tharaday, March IL ern or LONDON, Gaiklhell-balldioga—Wedaesday, March 11 Saturday, 14. Novotny-I- timbr•Ttlin,' Mien 7.-Attabt Starke& this morning we had ono of %highest est deliveries al wheat from the growers we have experiesced since harvest., and, tooth ties being perfect, a clearance was early effected at rather over the rates of this day so'nnight ; elks samples, in ex ceptional cases, commanding an improvement of Is. per qr. In south country descriptions little was skate. the Wainer being aunt cosfieed chiefly to Danzig far which bss. per 5041ba wee again realised. There was, however, upon the whole. rather more tone io the trade than on Tuesday, with a more general disposition for business at that day's rates. Flour was not so pressingly offered, and we look for rather an improved demand next week. Baia exceedingly diffi cult to quit, and inclining cheaper. Grinding unchanged. In malt little stirriag. Boiling per a drugging sale, and tending downward. Oats were rather more inquired for, at a reduction of 6d. per qr. The arrivals this week are :- Wheat, cauterise, 3,008 qrs. ; foreign. 2,698 qrs. Barley, foreign, 871 qrs. Melt, coastwise, 90 qrs. Oats, coast wise, 140 gra ; foreign, 1.489 qrs. Pees, eneatwiee, 17 qrs. Flour, masteries, 870 sacks ; ditto ladies corn, 100 seeks. NORWICH. MARCH 7.--'9lieet was in short supply at this market to-day, but the demand for flour was so limited that to effect sales a reduction of Is. per qr. took place. The supply of barley falls off, and last week's prices were de manded and by some buyers gives. Little passing in other pain. Flour lid. per sack cheaper. White wheat (weighing 591bs. to 631ba), 4.54. to 46e. ; red ditto (weighing 591ba. to Übe.), 41s. to 45e. ; beet chevalier malting barley (weighing 531ba. to Nibs.), 38a. to 40a ; ruse chevalier ditto (weighing 4911 a. to 511b5.), 33a to 35a. ; oats, 245. to 28s. ; buss, 375. to 38s. ; per, 365. to 375. per quarter ; flour, 325. 6d. to 33e. per sock. NOTTINGHAM, MARCH 7.-The show of wheat was barely an average for the MOMS . The weather haa been remarkably tine daring the week, and the sowing of spring carob= made good progress. The demand was dull, end prices were the turn in buyers' favour. New white sold at 43e. to 53e. ; new red, 425. to 495. ; old white, 58s. to 61s. ; old red, 49e. to 535. per 36 otos*. There wu a limited sup ply of barley for which the demand ruled slow, and the currencies of the week previous were for the most part made ; new malting, 33a. to 44e. ; foreign ditto, 33e. to 40a per quarter ; grinding, 28e. to 30a per 30 @tope. Oats were only a moderate show, and the best sorts were held at late rates ; inferior tending downwards ; old, 25.. to 31s. ; New, 225. to 275. per 24 stone. Pnriumonouoir, Maxca 7.—We had but a small .apply of wheat here to-day, and again prices were in favour of the buyers. No attention in the value of any stain corn. ROCII . MITIO4 MARCH 7.—The 11411241 wile well-supplied, but busman was exceedingly dull, and there was an abeeooe of all speculation. The best samples of wheat were about ls. per quarter cheaper than last week, sod other kinds were quoted at 2s. per quarter leas money. For the beet descriptions of foreign the quotations were 54.. to Ws. per quarter. Best home grown whits, 54.. to 5135. ; and rod. 50s. to 54.. per quarter ; inferior white, 48s. to Ms. ; and red, 425. to 3135. per quarter. Of barley there was a goad supply, and really fine samples produced lest week's best melting lots making 36.. to 40.. ; and grinding 265. to 30s. per quarter. Best oats were re request at full 'rates, but all otter kinds were 6d. per quarter draper. Yoko., Masai 7.—The attendance to-day was by no means numerous, widths supply of wheat was only mode rate, In this °oust, farm work is in a forward state. The young wheats are looking healthy. 1 aligkt .30pin purehased * Xi white, 57351" saes plan..entine took to red , The inquiry for barley ruled languid, sad only the best qualities for malting purposes brought late rate& Malting, 335. to 36e. per quarter ; grinding, Ms. to 30s. per 30 stone. The show of oats was middling, and t h e sales affected were at hardly so much gamey as last week; sew, 20s. to 24e. per 24 stone. Wrieerw, Marra 7.—Tbis being our annual mart, we have little doing in the noon trade. Supply of wheat small. Oats large, and prior about the penis as on this day week. Prices to the growert—Wbaat i white, 46e. to 414 L, 6316 a. per bushel ; red, 445. to 465. Oats, 141. to 114 d. per stone. Beans, 36.. to 365. per qr. of 19 stops ; old, 44.. Wowarerrn, Maier 7.—Al this day's market Uwe wu about aa average supply of wheat from the farmers, and the trade ruled very dull, but so reduction was submitted to as may description. Barley, oats, beans, and peas nomi eally unaltered. KIRKCALDY, MARCH 7.—Hen, today, we bad small sup plies of all kinds of pain. Wheat was rather cheaper than on last market day- Barley and oats were unchanged in value. Wheat, sew, 25e. &L to 44.. 6d. per quarter. Barley, new, 235. (M. to 30e. Oats, new, 16s. 6d. to 6iL WATIIIIPORD, Mica 7. —Our supplies of grain frame farmers aositiase is diminish, and by boat the receipts are most ineigelasent. From shred we have not a single arrival to report, and coastwise only • few quarters of maise and karley bars. reeebed os. W. hen searaely any change to report in our mar kei 'mace this day so'nnight. For most articles of the beds there hem bees rather more inquiry, bat prier have slightly given way., Irish wheat being very melee maiatains farmer rates, but forE l it il irt be written 3d. to 6d. per barrel cheaper ; at the me consider able sales have been effected. Barley oats the tarn lower. with only a limited inquiry for each. Indian corn in moderate request at full prime for prime qualities; infe rior desemptioos rather cheaper. Flour down 6d. to Is. par sack. Importa this week :—Bsrlq, 68 qrs. lodian core, fib Exports this week :—Oara, O 3 barrels. Flour, 396 lecke. Indian corn, 640 barrels. ClATl'LF.—CantrilLn, Mae= 7.—Oise market today was bad with an extensive stock of Irish cattle, the sunbua now being weekly on the inorease. The Sae weather had the effect of bringing a large number of bu7so into the market, and a good trade was transacted. Ooodvwditioned animals, which wen very numerous, sold tBl. and 81. 10s. ; Wirier lots at 61. sod 61. 15e. To day's supply of pigs was • little over that of last week, 53 lots being on offer. Shots were lees numerous than of late, but keeping were a better supply. Both local and distant dealers bought freely, the current rates showing little or no variation from last week. Smell animals sold at from Ss. to 10a. ; bettor class from lit. to Ms. EXPLOSION or GAg ON BOARD A STEUCCR. The iron screw steamship &Helios, 567 toes, Captain Robert Pouting, belooging to lir. W. Lain, al Newemtle, was blown up by gas while off Plymouth on Sanday morning. She left Cardiff on Thursday morning hat with a cargo of SOO toes of steam coal cosigned to Messrs. Dickson, Taylor, and Cory, of London, and on her passage round **coun tered some very heavy weather. About 5.30 s.m. on Sunday, when eight mules SAW. of the Eddystone, the mate, wbo was in charge of the *stab, sent three of the crew to get up a square mil from out of a storeroom that was parted off from the bold by a wooden bulkhead. On the storeroom hatch being taken off, one of the men, John Pomeroy, went down for the mil, and had an open lamp passed down to him. Curing the write, it appears, a large quantity of gas had evolved from the coal, and the hatches being all fastened dowp in coosequees of the bad weather, sad no other mess of satilatiou provided, bad accumulated in the hold. Directly the lamp was passed down the gas took Ire, mid a fearful explosion was the consequence. The whole of the hatchways were blown out fore and aft, and either blown to pis-es or blown overboard, considerable damage being done by the tottering of the debris. The mate (Mr. I. Classier) hed a very marrow escape from being Mows overboard from the bridge, sad has his face seriously injured. The poor fellow that was in the store room was shockingly buret, and the two men that were looking down the hatchway, Charles Poole and John Sago, had their bands and hoes most severely burnt. The vessel immediately bore up for Plymouth, and sent the injured seen ashore to the South Devon and East Cornwall Hospital, while she went into °Swats to repair damages. Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre vents the China* ppaaWirrg off inferior brown lame as In the mid SSA. lieraatan'a Tea le uncoloured therefore always good alike. field la packets by 1.180 ammta.—(Advertisernent.] Limas:ea AND ACCOI7NT Boons roe. 1863. Mare ordering sag pew ledgers er aematat books you are par ticularly requested to isspect the Patent Ready Index Ledger.— W. R. Smith and Oa, manufacturers, 124, Penchurchatthet, London.--(Adverthseraent.l_ A coca FAMILY NIDICINS Caner, with a pru &at sou, hie saved many a life and yet we think the Ides might be Improved open, and reduced to a more simple from. Take some good compound, such es Oookle's Antiblhous and we and that the desired end may be obtained without scales end weights, or little mysterious compartments and en chanted bottles, with crystal stoppers. Others might he used, hat Coekle's Ms, es tested by many thousands of persons, and hand to answer their pu so well, may he get down es the bes•"—Obserrer.—(Ad ent FURYITIIRB CARRIAGE PRIX, a sir Part 14 Ns E Wades& Demise-roam &dee 1k Vslsst AU Drawing-roam isetes, semplete N • • DNEstreesk *sass, emplle 2l Bed-sossa bees, cceiNele 2l WarreaSsd 1. W & DZYPUIL 144. 0210111s151'111T. W. Modastad Csidosass /estis sed post tree as spplicedse. 130LISHICD DEAL BED-ROOM FURNITURE,, OEOROE MADDOX, the ally exhibitor of this animas and elegant Furniture at Use International Exhibition, Mgt, selleite an inspectioo of hi. NEW sad seasoned STOCK, whioh, Wag manufactured of the very boat material.. is light, champ, and durable. Arrarged complete in tete, In his newly @bow rooms, 21, Dakee.street, R. CURTAINS and PORTIERES, Brocatellea, Cotolama. Poplins, and other novelties in silk and woollen Old at wanalthEy low prioeo ; Exhibition French Watson la. Old. per yard ; rem Lona and Yekla olotha, in grad v riety. at reduced elves. O. DIACK. tl3, OXFORD-811MM W. Patton' forwarded free to the country. SOHO LOOKING-GRASS MANUFAOTORY, 16, Scholium, Lendoei—letilllished 16 ye Tull, for LOOKINCI-OLASSES, fitted to superior trams: Sim of Gina. Onialsle Meatus or ?ruse. Prlsa 40 by JO inch 61 inc► wide by 39 inc► high from RS lea each. 36 by 36 inch 41 inch wide by 64 Inch high from fa M. .M►. 60 by 40 inch 12 inch wide by 60 inch high from MI Oa ea.A. 45 by 41 Inch 66 Inch wide by 46 inch high from AS In. *..AL 16 by 44 inch 1.0 Web wide bp 64 inch high but AS la sari 09 by 44 inch 41 inch wile by 74 inch high from MO ha dal& 70 by 60 inch 44 loch wide by 114 lack high from 411 kha . TURRET CARPETS.—WATSON, BONTOR, and Co.. CARPS! MAIrOYACTURARS to the ROYAL PAYILT, are importing (direct from Smyrna) a new description at TURNEY CARP=B, with rich crimson ground or cochineal dye, and perfectly fast in colour. They have at present several real PERSIAN CARPETS nr STOCK. Manufacturers of superior hand-loom carpets In dodos exclusively their own. Noa 76 r6d 36, OLD DOI SINNEKR SERVICES of 108 Pteoee , in Stone R from LI 2s. Several hundred eenfoss always so view, from neat ph is to the most costly designs. Bresk fart and tea se. &e., to equal variety. Richly rest gleam for the table ad every description. Perwma furnishing may select from the largest stock In Loudon, and effect a saving of 15 to 20 per cent. at ADAM sad oo.'s, 07, Otfordatreet, near Er geot-elreus. OSLER'S GLASS CHANDELIERS. wait Lights and MantaSpleos Lustre.. for Oes and Oandlen Obis Dinner Services for 11 pereens, from t 7 its. Oka Damn nervier for 12 persons, boot t 2. All ankles marked in plain egureu Ornamental Obses, Radii& and Foreign, suitable for ?main Yea Upon, and Furnishing Orden promptly emented. LONDON how Roma, 46, Oxford-street, W. BlRMlNOlLAM—Yanat i lv d tlid Show Rooms, Broadetreet. 1807. CHANDELIERS for DINING ROOM and LIHRAIT, Candelabn, Lampe, and Ornaments is 13runsa and Ormolu. °SLIM 46,10rd-abiet, W. nada) lished 1807. r2.AS CHANDELIERS, GLASS LIIt3TRXL VI HALL LAATIZINI, de.—To Ges-etters, the trade gentrally.— Th e most complete amo lt rile e ri r tnden of every deeeriptka of nu-fittinp for drawing and Mains rooms, libraries, belle de. Every article manufactured on the and market with the wholesale price. Dr. Arnott's roes ventlislom, petrel gm meters, de. Seta mannfeeturara of new patent Ibireltlid pa reedatora Lugo Pattern Book of Engravlop, with price Bet, lea—D. Hollers improved service cleanser. 60a—D. unierr and Co.. 66 alai 66, Milt Holborn. GARDNERS' 30s. (MS CHANDELIERS, in CUT CRYSTAL GLASS, ORMOLU, or BRONEM. These chandeliers ars of the best wortmanstdp, of elegant de signs, and noe to be equalled elsewhere at the price. Messrs. GARDNER have at view In their extensive show rooms the hugest. most recherchf, and cheapest assortment of chandeliers, brackets, ball lanterns, Rc.. In London. Engravinp tree by post intimates gratis. —H. and T. GARDNER lby a ppo intment to her Kidext7), 466. Strand. Marian-crow, 4 and 6 Wneamon-direet adjoining, and GI, gizand, London. latabilahad 1762. GA.RDNERS' LAMPS are the BEST.—An who moire a mealy good and cheap lamp should Inspect Gard. nene vast and recherche collection, which will he found ma equalled, eomietlng of worm' thousand pattern& Moderator Table lamp from is. ed. each. gograviap free by poet. Pare Colts 011, Ia per nallon.-11. and J. OLILDNIM (by appoint. meat to her Majesiy). 414, (Anted, Marton-crow Loudon: and I and 6, Dttocannon-etreet, adjoining. 'mishit/Med 1761. GARDNERS' £ 2 ti. DINNER SERVICES complato, beet quality. • large aeleetion d Pollenof the choicest deamiption. Breakfast. Dower% Teo. sod Toast Services, at the lowest possible pekes. Cat Wises, la. OLIN, doses . Cut Quart •beetatook7a KPr • INlPliftlls by post —ft. sad J. CIAltDi (by nteotto Mr Najo6l o ), 466, Strand, Cluistoporeas: 4 sad 6, Loam adjoinfoo.—lielabibiodl7l4l. PRIZE MODERATOR LAMPS. L WARIONONT If. Amr sad Co.) his. the Weer of se loapsetlae of his Choke Aseerhneat of MODICILATOR LAMP% to BRON7A CHINA, or OPAL, of the newest end most Aewt des , Also a variety of Candle:Micas sad Cafetieres, he. htmeh Cotes 0(1 jperNed ezetesely for these letup.. fames rebroased. feet, im az gared. L WARLONONT, 41TEKIT, W. NEW CANDLES.—Alexandra Wax and Sperm Ilghta 1a ed. pe, lb.: Pellucid Candles (was and la ed. per lb. • Paraiba Candhs, la. lit per lb. Maws factarsd by HILEC/LNILL, TUB.Nilt, and BONS, Chaadlers to her Majesty, manufacturers of Ras, IPsnasolittl. Shiarbta, Com posite, and Tallow Candles wail to Pape . . Pateut Candle Company; dealers in all other palest masa, all Mods at hogs. hold - sod toilet soaps, and in Oulu, Spans, Vegatable, and Mbar lamp Ms, due. The ool y makers 111 linekuslis SHIN SOAP, and Candlesticks with HaOttend OM. Shada.—Bsehne, SI, Haymarket, Loudon. COAL. —The KIRKLUS HALL COAL and liON COMPANY are now supplying trout limit own minas to Wigan, Lancashin, their IlU.Liln HALL Bin WALLKIIIND, or ORWELL, at 13s. 'par ton: and Yard Ya6t an excellent Coal for all domestic Mom's, at ris._ per ton. AW Cannel Coal, a splendid and briit coal. SWIMS for drawilla and bed rooms, at M. per ton. Orders received at the Cble/ Ofeoe e , Stran d : or at tro Depeta, Kensington, Chalk Farm, and Caardisn Town 'Anwar Statism. REST COALS, 24.. Caah.—JOHN COXOS, ts a inma 314 Uppor tes tar Sepaour-street, Portman-nears. J. 4'a mow quality. COALS.—The Richmood Walls End are dal V day 2On caul —MUTED and Ca. Tower4%4U, and Wimp ton, sole agents. COALS, 24i.—Beet Coale.—E. and W. STUMM, Bridge Wharf, City-read, LC. Paean& Welsh (unokeless) Steam Cosh adrantageonaly supplied. Anthracite, for Stoves, *c. CIOALS from the CLAY CROSS COMPANY'S vv OOLLIKIIOII. Animal Wee upwards of WOAD Sow. The book ocoal to Williend, 1112. too: tootooli, : IS dr Hwy,. Elettleo to JOHN B. Mil spat to tie Op Oren diespagr. Iktrwood-plook Itistrotorood. W. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT.- NORWICH - 9 Is the RAKING POWDER recommended by Dr. Ramall, analyst to the Lancet" Sanitary Ooramlsidm, author of "Adulterations Detected," dm., for dmg pure sod wholesome Bread, Instead of yeast.—Bo l d by all chocolate and gfOOllllL 074NIZKD COD LIVER OIL is the near e st approesh to a specific for cossumptisa, yet dleowsred. The "London Medical Review" of August, 1861, states that "The Merits of the remedy are genuine and intrinsic, nor mat it be dared among tb mutated and ephemeral magic* which are daily thrust upon es by seltdalleausted saw don." - Sold by dmiggists, in M. 6d., es. fki., and es. bottles. or of (130101 BOJIWICK, sole manufacturer, tl, Llttle acersesaa CILLiIiLINEBB, HEALTH, and ZOONOVII. 11,../ These accessories to Inman happiness and comfort dan only be secured to ell the world by the use of BEAILtIf and CO..' LICKLEIOIt WHITE sort 00A2, which II perfectly a hite, free from smell, and W none of the tar le objec tions of the ordinary English or Scotch soft soaps, ble to all households, hotels, manufactories, sick rooms, nurseries, hospitals, baths, dc. It has no Injurious properties, requires but little water, and needs no exertion In Its re. The price ranch lower than any yet before the public. Bold by all respect able chemist., grocers , oilmen, and tallow chandler In the kingdom. Wholesale and for expration.—Warehoose, Hatton-garden, E.C. 111DISTOLGILAMS of BABIES (Guinea Jewellery TILIZN DAILY at at AllfB New Studio, -K. 82, less= Regeare•park, when wow la exhibited the latersatiosei lihibitket Oases, showing Babies grow the day of birth, with Album sod Arlin etlariseasate therefrom Fami lies attended. ALEXANDRA HAIR WAVER, • TR.E.saple and novel Invention far giving a gmerral, perma nent ware to the ham, In the present &marlin fashion worn the Prtnems Almandra. Invented by UN WIN and AL & T. Court hairdressers, 24, Plecadltly, at It the pair , by post for 14 doge. with UhrotrMled direetkas. HA' I.Y.—ARTIST in HAIR.-- DEWDIeIY bem to Worm lease se gentleamei resident In teem or say part et the Idealism that he besaltrattirm ... and elegaatlsents in ►old, Hair Preeelers, Char , Lap. Pin; IC., ►nd carefully format* Osman, ►t ►boat one-half the charge. • btal coneetion of specimens handsomely wanted kept for Inspection. As Mustrated book sent post tree—DlV/WM.IM rmaharcketreet. wipI . XCELLENTX BIJOUTICRIE COITRANTIL MODELIPI trECIAUX Lea FABILTQUE."—W ATKIN, ETON and BitOODIN, haying been honoured with a lbeactaes Medal at the Perle Unbend Exhibition, accompanied by the above tattering testimonial, respectfully Invite the public to an Impaction of that GOLD CHAINS and extenslye wort:acne of all ramie on the prosaism. WATHUNTON and BROODEN,Goldamitha. Manufactory, No. 14 licariettaetreet, Coyest-garden, W.C. Established A.D. 17% Assays made of Claims and Jewellery for to each. N.B. This tl o' isisbNalimont la closed at 0 in tie erasing, and on Saturdays at clock. AT T. A. SIMPSON and Co.'s Establishment, 184, Regent-street, and 8, Beakatmet, will now be found unusua► attractions In novelties of every denription, of the mod choice and beautiful designs, suitable for WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENT& Y. A. SIMPSON and Co, goldgralths, Jewellers, watch sod clock manufacturers, dresdng-case makers, and importers of foreign and fancy merchandise, IBC Anent, street, and 8 , Beak-street. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASS WATCHES, .• fee which a prise medal wee awarded." &mod to utility °sly to the penny pottage stamp." Bee °Oakes et the CB, OORNHILL. and LSO. RZOENTATREZT. OHEAP S I L K S. WILLEY sad SON are now CLRAZING OOT a Imp grad of Web MESE and CROSS OVRR SILKS, at k. Id. sad is 11frd. per yard. Theis goods ars considerably ender value. 16 sad 10. Lisdiste,street, Loudon, LC., Tsar door from St. Paars-churehyard. RWILLEY and SON are Dow DISPOSING OF 600 MOHAIR DRISIIIS, last yeses pattems, at pekes that east eetamaad a esaft sale. Alo . tytarditof 1000 YAIDI6ef_F ANCY SILLS whathey 16 and 16, LUDGATIATRIST, LONDON, LC. Mr doors freak lOLPaaretturelward. ORCHARD and Co., ARGYLL HOUSR NEW SPRING NOVELTIES. SILKS. FANCY DRIBS* 'SHAWN, and MANTLES. The ROYAL SHAWL RIOISTIRLD, 2 to 8 Odors. The BALL DAMS at One Guinea. The OPERA MANTLE at One Guinea The Family Liana and Carpets which were amens at the Internatiosal Nakehttion ere now on sale and are net more expensive than goods ot a Ter attractive character. ORCHARD end OD.. 2611. 1118. IRO. Itl. RROINT-ISTRITT. INDIA OUTFITS.—THRESHER and GUNNY, next door to hoessresabouse, Strand, forward tee applied** Ws of the sweermry outdo; for every appoint ment, with prices of each ertiole. LB. Three Prize Medals awarded for Mureher's Cashmere flannel shirts. India panto end In t..— I dia 62. Strand. tweed suite, whirl% can only tie procured at this simm PRIZE MEDAL to THRESHER and GLENN Y, for vary line and superior ►LANNEL SHIRTS. India Tweed Salts, and India Gauze Waisteodu List of pion on application to THII4BIIEII and GLINNY, general Whitton, next door to Somerset-house, Sitzood. TROUSERS.--Spooial attentions called to the NNW WRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind • talr Woe tor • good pair of treason ten depend on and patterns that cannot be excelled, at HAMILTON and 111111 , T0N15, TAILORS, 106. Strand (oppento Muter Hall). THE best TROUSERS for gentlemen to wear are those made by /IMOD, of SO, New Bondotreet. They are !wither so cheap as to necessitate their being carelessly put together, nor so dear as to pin only the wealthy se pur chasers la meal via Mailgram Ibia" TlOUBsse, TWINTT ONISULLU4O4 PI& PAM Clossnp ON DRESS ; cir, HALF-AN-HOUR'S AMIISZiIIaT for our lltaltD6 sad 001181T/IJIRTL I OPINIONS OP PRI PILW/1 "It is not filled, as common-place reofeadonal houses might have tried to fill it, with such literary or istellectual remarks alone ea can be brought round to end in professions' aiNitialD of the superior merles of Mews. 'loam Occadosally, it la true, the great and uudowbeed superiority of that ellstimruinteed firm breaks through the literary veil ; but it is rather as if their nopenority wag • matter of COMP, which the essayist took so thoroughly for granted, tbeaFthout any effort on his part, his 3t 4i conviction must n dawn through his writing:— London Review, lam 1 " The ready will t • very entertaining and instrtieUrs work, and would little ne that it partook of the character of an advertisement." —Court tinnier, Jan. 10, Incl. a. This brochure is really what it says,' Hal(-an.Liouis Amuse ment '—the author might have added—'and instruction. We declare we have read every word of it, and that too, I. edilica tion."—Penny Newamaaaan. 11, 186.1. To be had, oath, of I. MOM and SON, Beady-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Mama, Woollen Pre, pre, Mitten, Roden, Bost and Shoe Makers, and Usnaral Ostlitters London Fissures : 06y1;iiti.dahn7ent, 166, 156, 156, 167, Monde* ; 51, 84, 88, 88, 87, 88, 80, Aldga M. Orfordotreet Branch, as, SOT, 501, Now Oxfordotreat ; 1,2, It, Hartotreel Tottaitham-counroad Branch, 167. 134 Tottonbain-coursroa4 285, Easton-road. Country Ifotablirhments : Sheffield and Bradford. Yorkshire. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODOItTO, er P L DRNTIPRICIL, compounded of Oriental ingredients, la of inestimable valise to preserving and beautifying the teeth strengthen urg the gums, and in giving a plaiting fragrance to the breath. It indicates tartar from the teeth, removes mots of incipient deny, and peddles and propene§ the enamel, to which It imparts a pserl-Hke whininess. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the armo rer, of lberoge, and it is universally in high repute. Price ils. Id ppss box. Bold at 20. Hatton garden, and by Channels and Perfnssa Ask for Rowlands' Odonto." AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustaelsion are realised by the used ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL Tkis elegant, fragrant, end pellucid oil is universally in high repute for Its unprecedented success during the Mil SO pain to promoting the growth, restoring, and Dewitt tying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turn ing grey, strengthens weak hair, clean's., it from scurf sad dandruff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For difiatren it is especially recommended, as forming the basis ot a beautiful bead of Lair. In all climates it alike display. its la comparable results, and has lung been an established favourite In India. Price ta.6d., 75., la fri., equal to four small. and 211. citoLttki. Sold at SO, Hatton garden, and by chemists and par -Ask for Rowlands Macassar Oil. cloth, fop., pp. 114, L., or by post for 11 slalom U=of CONSTIPATION by 110110 1 10- i Y Advice to Um By Eticluins UPC Burgeon.. with • compost hand-book, givi ng t in each case Jim maned, rssamlin samosstally proscrib. and displaying slcilidonss that spedally !tidiest* particular remed ies. Os London : James Epps, No. 112, Great Russell-strest . 41 Tlusadneedleatieet ; and 170, Piccadilly. Third Edition. sewed, at, APRACTICAL REPLY to SIB BENJAMIN BRODIE'S LITTER on HOWEOPATHY, with Cases show ing the Miami of Homeopathic Treatment in the MOWS at Animals. By Jam Moot; Veterinary Surgeon. London: Jamas Rpm 112. Great Russell-street le, Thread needle street ; and 170, PiccadMy. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.—WoRcorria, MARrs 7. CRON N COURT. —( Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) MURDER. Timothy Greedy was indicted for the wilful murder of Emily Jones at Newtown, in the perish of St. Martin, near Worcester, on the 29th of April last. The prisoner pleaded not guilty, and appeared to gay great attention to the evidence. Mr. Powell conducted the prosecution, and Mr. ()coke defended the prisoner. The prisoner was to have been tried on this charge at the last summer assizes, but he was at that time con fined in a lunatic asylum, from which he has since been discharged as cored. The circumstances under which the alleged crime was committed left little doubt that the prisoner was the murderer, the only question being as to his sanity at the time when the deed was done. It appeared from the evidence, which was very lengthy, that the prisoner had for some time beat keeping company with the deceased, who was the daughter of poor people in Wor cester, and that he had been in an asylum in 1881. He was rather addicted to drink*, and bad latterly hese very unsteady and had threatened to poison himself ; he had for wend days canted a bottle of laudanum in his pocket, and had on the 28th April been taken before the police magis trate at Worcester (ILr. Sidebotham), who had ordered the pekoe to be taken from him and the man to be set at liberty. His friends then persuaded him to go to Birmingham in search of work, and on the evening of the 28th April he went up to the railway station, and on his way met the deceased and her sister, sod walked about with them for Dome time. The sister afterwards left them, and the deceased and the prisoner walked into the country and eat at a public-house until ten o'clock when they left. It seems they then wandered about until after midnight, when they went to a hot where a railway gauger was stationed, and remained with him until daylight, when they left. l' 4 lureire seen between six and eigh t o'clock in the morning • abut the fields, and the last that was seem of the was at about a patter to nine, when she wee walking with tho prisoner along a certain field, in which wee a pool. They were walking in the direction of the pool and the man lost sight of them bellied • hedge. Hall-an-hour later the prisoner was seen hurrying amuse an sdjoining field (in which there was no footpath), arid be arrived at his mother's hopes in Worcester about ten °Weak when he said to an acquaintance, " I've done it ; rye knocked her over." Hs was much excited, and his friends got a policeman to take charge of him while inquiries were made about the girl. At eleven o'clock the dead body of the girl was fogad in the pod near where she was last seen alive. There was •leedgeseake lying war her in the pool, and she had re ceived • heavy blew cm her heed. The t j y.ury toad a verdict of acquittal on the ground of inessi The Prisoner—What are the grounds of insanity ? I am an innocent man. Are you going to put me into a In mate° wino, where there is no prospect. He was then removed. MARKET& 00170N.—Lrviarooy, MAR= 7.—Tbso betimes baday is to a fair extant, with a dearer tsodsoey. The sake are 7,000 bales, inaladbg 700 Awascion, 191 d. to 21 jd. 4,710 Surat, lOd. to 17ed. ; Egyptian, 190. to 134.; 190 laid. to 20d. ; 1,200 Bahia, 18d. ; 60 Manahan, ird.Ta which 4,000 are for speculation and export. To-day's import is 3,189 bake. COTTON GOODlL—lfairousern, Kasai 7. The market baa undergone. slight improvement since this day week aa regards biennium. Pn:ais are lower, owing to en extreme &premien during the bat half of the week, win& sent °Atop down id. to ld. per lb., and cloth 3d. to 6d. per pies. Yarns were also rather weaker in price. During the last three days there baa been • rather steadier market, and agents having orders to execute have 0011}111 into the market ender the impreseas that prim bare touched the lowest point for the present. In yarns • good many small orders have been executed for newly all markets, but chiefly in Ws mule twist, for India In does also, including malls and other light fabrics for ladle, there ham been a moderate busied's. This bee led to sellers showing rather more linsnees, and though they have not been able to realise last week's prices, they have abstained hem bneinen rather than submit to a further reduction than web made on Tuesday. There bar also been some laminar in T cloths, long and skirting, at steadier prior. The improvement partly to better advises from India, and to more confides., that no very early change is probable lathe state otlAriterioan affairs. Thies vines, however, are liable to be affected more or less by the advice. of every mail that comes to hand, and buys& limit their trimaactions to small unmet& Warehouses have been open this morning for the delivery of tooth., but there bee been little as no new business at; tempted., and everything wears a holiday aspect. WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Lnnon, Marion 7.—The markets this morning were tolerably well attended, but the aggre• gate tramectiows were inconsiderable. The coming festi vities have in • great measure suspended trade both in Loudon sad the provinces ; hence there wee no disposi tion to operate beyond immediate requirenierits to order. Light spring fabrics, such as have recently bean in distend. again commanded the chief share of attention today. Xeltoos did not sell no readily aid late; this, oombined with the Mcescaut stocks in manufacturers' hands, will tend to ease qaos, though as yet rates are not very noticeably lower. The white hell was very quiet. HARDWABL—BTRIUNGII•II, Mama 7.—The trade of tide tows hew bran gradually tweasanag wore active ter the het two or three weeks ; to some extent this is attribut- able to the great demand for designs and fittings for the illuminations • also for the enormous demand for medals struck in celeration of the royal wedding; every press has been in work almost day and eight, and still the retail trade has been only a part supplied. Bat irrespeo• five of that extrsordisary Merle the orders hays in other reepecte been gradually increasing ; at the close of leek week a considerable number were given out, sod u the balk of these came through the factors, it is fair to pre mise that the home trade generally is rallying ; and as busies, here has been dull in the wring for the last two or three yesn, it none to be the more probable that the re-action which ht. taken plan will continue. In all the principal branches iwreased animation is armrest ; the tabe-niskass 'weber/ a : 1 ;ln edge-too o l f s, tollg .. aw-ware,,and tin = ranters there ia a favourably, f sw or jewellery and other fancy goods there has been a better demand of late. In the pin trade there has been no change for Teeny weeks ; there is still • good demand for America •• this, with other contracts on hand, is sufficient to keep all who en in the trade fully employed. The iron trade of this dis trict is in • satisfactory state, end orders come in waffiotently to keep most of the works in fell operation ; for best treads of all deeeriptions there is a steady demand, sad prices are well maintained. Underselling B only to • vsr moderate extent, and is confined almost exclusively to inferior makers. The general trade of this district is good, as has been the case for mealy months, there is scarcely any uneai. played labour. OORN.—Ctrantinna, Mimes 7.—A very dull market for all corn, and cheaper. Wheat, 40e. to 50s. ; barley, 345. to to 40a. ; beaas, 365. to 38e. ; oats, 9131. to 26.. (Lamm; listen 7.— TM supply of wheat at our market to-day wan small, of ode good, mad al today moderate. Wheat met a ready sale, at last week's rates. OM. dull, at last week's r ates Barley in fair demand. .1 late prices. Wheat, whits, new, 17 .. 6d. to 19s. 6c1.; red, new, 16s. Od. to 17$. 6d. • barley, new , 1 14 - to 13.. • et* potato. nee, 9e. to ). • did.; COOllllOO, new, Ba. to fee. ; rye, lea. to 15s. ; beaus, 17.. to les ; peas, 16s. Bd. to 19.. Ocit.cnewria, Itasca 7. —The amply of wheat not equal to what it has been for two or three last market days. Of other pain it was almost nominal. Wheat declined ls. Barley, beans, and peas unaltered. Much attention was was bedewed upon eloverseed, but in consequence of the high price bat a limited business transpired. buiLoroan, Kasen 7.—Wheat iu limited supply to-day. was a fair demand for the finest deacriptioos, but the prioss of last week were barely maintained ; out-of-eon. ditto° week were quite neglected. Barle y, oats, he. without alteration is value. Wheat, 40e. to 585.; ber:ey, 31s. to 405.; oats, Th. to 3A.; beans, 37e. to 425. per qr. HIERTPORD, MAccu 7.—Only a moderate show of wheat ; trade very didl, at ls. to ls. lid. per load decline. Bs:ley still request, and fully as dear both for seed and roaltiog. Oak firm. Beans and peas slow ads, but no lower. Wheat, red, Ear toad, 28s. to 305.; fine, 315.; white, 30s. to 39a; for, 33° Raiff, malting, per qr., Ws. to 44a.; csolisc alk to 820. Oats, wares, lAs. to ft.; feed, 22e. Sofas. Hews par load, to 275. Peas, 23e. to 27a. Via, 7 —Moro was a fair tat.ity of wheat from the growers at oar ears market to-day, bet UM atteedaace dyers Ins limited. The quality mid madden of the imaplie were seals irregular. Then we. a slow feeling in the trade, and late prices were barely made. Old whit. 56e. to Me. ; old red. 50 s to Mt..) . s o . whit e. 46. to 501. ; new red, the. to 49e. per :Xi oboe. For baby the demand was quiet, sad the doubt of business dime was small at little or ao 'lteration from late rates ; esaffiag, 34.. to 39a. per quarter ; grinding. 275. to :for. per 30 stoat. Them wee a demand for ease, sad the prices ef lest week werirdliffeult to make ; old, 27a. to 30". ; mew, Vs. to 261. par St Wee. BIRTHS, MARRIAGICB, AND DEATHS. RIBTBIL GRANT.—March 6, at Hampatead.hoose, Be!deo-park, Mrs. Oran; of • son. 4N e lc.—Mareli 5, at Westbounmterrace, the wife of Joseph Henry, lam , of • son. HlLL—March 6, at South-road, Claphampark, the wife of Arthur Rowdier Hill, , of a son. LINDLRY.—March 6, at Iliciare.frardena, W., the wife of Na thaniel Lindley, lag., of a daughter. LYON —Starch 5, at Wilton-crescent, the Hon r, Claude ityon. of a son. VTIVERI.—March 6, at Porcheeteregnare, Hyde-park, the wife et Mary Stevens, of a sou. MAititIAGE% COLIN Y —PALMER. - March 5, at Great Torrington, Devon, by the Rev. F. T. Colby, the Rev. t R. Colby, M. A , to Isabella ibleMl Jos % dater at the kW Ray. J. N. Palmer, of Onmat TorriKtmx LAWHON—JRNKINIL—March 5, at Chrietchercb, Forest-hill, by the Rev. 1. P. Lawson, G. Lumen, Rog., of Park-street, Gros. venoempuire, to Mary Louisa, widow of the late C. Jostles , Isq. the Bengal Civil Berrie.. LITYL4IRNNINGS.—Mareb 11, at Clapham, Mr. W. Lucy, of Oxford, to Alice. daughter of Mr. G. Jenntrga, of Oak Lodge, Clapham. LYNR—ROBINSON.—Mareh 6, at 61. lames* Logeldhlrhway, by the Rev. J. Hannan, A Ilnewhi, son oLMr. J. Lyne, Knfield, to Rachel, &wetter of the Mr. W. Robinson, Rateld-highway. DEATHS. . . . ANSF.l.L—]larch 5, at y Mr. J Anpell. aged BltYgl4B —March O. at Blandforduguare, J. Bums, Esq., of Bernell, Windermere, aged 80. CHAPMAN.— March 6, at M. Margaret's. Darenth, T. Chap man, Esq. coug....maget t 4, at Queen's-road, Bayswater, Mr. G. Coles, medBB. DIMOON.—Mareh ft. Waller Demon, aged tg, lon of Mr. James Demme, of the fir Hugh Myddelton Tavern, itadien.'.wells. TAMA NElL—March 4, at Somenet-villas, lee, Mr. J. Faulkner, wed ga TETON.—March 4, Harriette_, relict of th e late J. Tryon, rag., of Hadden- terrace, MillsgtOw t. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. R. scoria BILIOUS end LITER PILL& premed ma& Old say flareerial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. laell. oW be fogad laveleehle to ell who alder tram bilious gad deer eaea plaints, tadigestion. wind, sperm% giddiness, anises, et tita eyes, dc. For habitual costaveassa, me family aperient mediae*, and es e purifier of the blood, they me Maly excitant • mad In their operation sad grate( ul to the stomach they create go moots digestion, sal 'Mongrelise the whole DO/TOM 4=:: sold by W. lambert. 8. King Willisatst.. Charlegmoes. sad m ug druggists, to boom, le 144. mid Es. W. Be sure to lak for Dr. lagett's Billout eat Liver Pills. The itmulne ars a Matra peen wham. with tinsel lowthere segreved on the stamp ASTHMA, SHORT I h r EEB:6I BREATH, BRON CHITIg, Previte unA, filafely relieved and cured by The CiPICS CIOARETTEII (Reettalni ratnigetors). The amok*, 'wing Inspired. pe . V....rates Into the eheat, calms the whole nen „rot 0.„.,..., fitc.ll4l Lion. and AISIBIII the functions of the imvfloni oo.—T. Role, Rue d'Anieter dam, B • ed. a box. Bold In London by JOLLA ebiStwik __ _ _ TOZEKCPS acivarNs MKOE, sucoessfully f•F Wed Is the Parke sad Isudos liosplials, under the we of Mews. Callieler, Sifted, Lloyd, Puked. and Levee Clark Liescet. fth Nov., 164, effects • cure in as averse , of iii dad% MIURA /Wag fir "tome dinesse..-40. per bottle, by pail IL U.. at C. Joann ta French olisslit. Sk. LlnequarkeL "441. MRS. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP foe CHILDREN CUTTING their Tana—Mrs. Johnson's American Soothing Syrup.—This efficacious =T en In general use for upwards of 30 years, and has - numerons children when suffering from cons" arising from painful dentitton. As soon as the syrup is ru on the game the child will be relieved, the gums cooled, and the Inflammation reduced. It Is es innocent as efficackno, tending to produce the teeth with ewe; and so pleasant, that no child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with IL Parente should he .111 P, to ask for JOHNSON'S AIIHRICAN SOOTIUNCI P, and to notice that the manes of BARCLAY MA ONA, At. Awl-tendon street, London .o whom Mrs. Jettison the sycipa, am on the stamp affixed to sash illotailikt 3s. Pd. par bottle. IIOR CHILDREN OUTTlNO`theit TEETH.— A: Mrs. VOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTRIIto WACO, which has been held such high eatitnation for so many years, for retieving children when suffering from painful dentithm, still continues to be prepared according VO hire Johnson's original recipe, and with the same success, by wci and dons 95, Far eingdonspeat, whose name and address are engraved on the stamp, Fun directions are enclosed with each bottle. Price ti a—Bs este to ea for Mat Johnson's booleing syrup. 3UYERS of BOOKS, new or otecoutl 11Clela or nwslern, should Pend for WILLIeIiI6I34 11 ItMCA OBISEISAL eATA 11/01'L of 73.000 vols. melds by them. They are waeranted perfect. and moody to good bindings. The price of the catalogue 13a. .allowed to purchases' to the amount of • and Is forwarded by post for In storm This is the largest catalogvo of • bookseller's stock pabllebed few the last or years, sod 4 coatlowilly dotted as an authority by W. Brunet, In his recently pu b Manuel du Libras,. Wills sad aliL M, eased. DAVY'S original DIAMOND CEMENT.—An invaluable generation Ise Isiah( broken cbina, earthenware, woods, cabinet-work, and fancy articles of every description, with extreme strength and neatness. remarkable for the great Licßty of using it. An there are several disgrace ful imitations of the Diamond Cement, the public can avoid failure and disappointment only by strict caution In purchasing none without the signature "E. Davy" on the scrapper. No thing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement grevions to his Invention. N.B.—Manufactured _hy BARCLAY and BONO, No ea Yarrlngdonatreet, London. Moe la. per bottle. Boil , by qr. Butler. - ileasirs. 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