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OWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL—This elegant, trsgrant. and pellucid oil Is universally in high repute for its unprecwit stsd success during the last sixty years in proussit log the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hale. It Cr= f rom from sc ull an o ti r eta a al and makes it fully mit , pliable. and le glomy. For children it is 'Nodal', Ve commended, as forming the bails of a beautiful head of hair while its introduction into the nursery of royalty. and the Midi esteem in which it is universally held, with numerous testimo nials constantly received of its efficacy, afford the bast and surest proofs of its merits. Prim 22. Ad., 75., 10a W.,equal to four , small and 21.. per bottle.-8014 at 20, Hatton-pon and by chemists and perfumers.—Ask for Rowlands' llecassa; OU. TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS. Tbs return of youth to their respective boarding-schools induce LAND' • solicitude tor their paraccal comfort and attraction, and ROW LANDS MAGA%BAIt OIL, for acasierating th e , growth and Im proving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Kalydor, for lin ps.ming the skin sod completion, and removing cutaneous defects. and Rowlands' Odouto,or Pearl Dentifrice, tor , misdating the teeth Leasttibiby white and preserving the are *opal demi isdupossasu acoompanimenta. Sold by A. W LAND and BONS. NA Hatton-garden, and by Chemists sod pertumess. Ask for Rowlands' artistes. CORNS, BUNIONS, sod DEFECTIVE TOE NAILS EETT.ACTED and CURED In one minute, without camas or the least pain, h Mr. RENDALL, 85, Regent-street. • - ladies attended by Mrs. If preferred. Terms. ft. Id. ! to fie. Mr. Randall has teetimonith from the Royal Family. 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The illustrations are very good."—Morning Star. London : larks" Walked. and Hodder, 27. -TOW. Now ready. price 24 bd. ; by poet. h. Bd.. WHO'S WHO FOR 1866. Eighteenth Amami Wawa At the railway stalle and by all book sellers. Moe, 3, Royal lfachaske-bolldless. *alto Im ituctton. PB.ELIMINARY ADVERTIBBILINT.—FRIZHOLD BUILDING LAND, abutting in theWestininster-bridp andVauxhall-roads,, extending over upwards of 06.000 superficial feet, with • long frontage to the Weetnaluster-bridre-road and to the Vauxhall or Kentdogton-road, at the junction of the two, and within • short distance of Westminster-bridge, being the site of the Female Orphan Asylum. ESSE& DANIELSMITH,SON,aadOAKLEY have received instructons to OFFER this meet important and valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE for BALE by AUCTION, in One Lot, early in the year (unless it le previously sold by private contract). It Is one of the largest open spaces In this district of the metropolis, containing nearly an acre and a half of land In • triangular forai. The whole of the valuable and substantial buildiup and boundary wells will be included in the purchase, and possession given on its comple tion (except of the small house at the corner of Mead s-row, which Is on lease). The property la surrounded on each side by streets, and has the following extensive frontages, viz, about MO& to Westminster-bridge-road, about Mit to Vauxhahl road, and 140 ft. to Mead's-row. It presents a Ant-clam invest ment, ore profitable building speculation either for occupation by those requiring large space for commercial purposes or foe toe creation of pound reds without any outlay. Plans and particulars are In course a preparation, and further Information may in the meantime be had of Messrs. Booth and Lass, solicitors, is, Surrey-street. Strand or Messrs. D. Bitrra, Son, and OAKLEY, land agents and virveyore,lo, Waterloo-place, Pallwall, B. W. HILRTFORDSHIER PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. Important end valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. extending over nearly 1,200 acres of valuable Land in the parishes of AV IL LIAN GREAT WYMONDLEY, and LETCHWORTH., shout midway between liltehin and Baldock Stations on the Great Northern hallway, sod about tbh.ty-lve miles from London. MESSR&DANIELStdITH,SONtandOIJELEY have received Instructions from the Executors of the late Baron Dimsdale to PREPARE the above choice MITATE . . . for SALE by AUCTION, in t.)67 Lot. early In the missing spring. It Is most compact and regular Lc form, bounded on the east for about two mile, by the Great North-road. It com prises m at , Lordship, and other fume, principally let on law to substantial tenants, and annererg eatiaige. forming a great part of the village of When, extending over 1.188 acres, and producing (on a very low rental) about 81,600 per mann& • fuller advertisement will eh Particulars (when ready) may be had ofil. UK., 66, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-equate; of Mears. gigood gad goo, 78, Wimpoleatreet and of Mews. DANIEL Bsays, Bog, and OAKLEY, land agents and surveyors, 10, Water loo-place, Pall-mall, S.W. HIMTFORDBEIRL PRELIMINARY ADVERTISE:KENT A very choice and valuable RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, in a favourite locality, with a capital mansion and well-wooded estate, extending over nearly 600 sexes of freehold land,„in the of 108111 -IMF and BATFIELD,Mbent three miles from Cirer bsg s-ber end Hatfield Stations on the (hest Northern Emil- NT, andel:out 10 Wks from London. ESSREI. DANIEL SMITH,SONandOABLEY have received instructions from the Executors of the Isle Rayon Dintedale to PREPARE the &hovering dedrellie PROPERTY, known as the CA 11/111D-PLACE Mina& for SALE by AUCTION, early in the spring, in one or more lots (as may be decided hereafter). It oompelses a substantial and com modious old-fashioned family mansion, coiled Coalfield-place, containing good secommodation foe a large family ; well placed in ornamental grounds, sad commendingextensive and c views. It is surreunded by a anal, nicelyilmbered perk, n 2l there are extensive flower and fruit gardens attached. The at tate Is divided Into three farms. let to yearly tenant', with all ne cessary buildings and houses. There are about 00 acres of wood lands well disposed over the estate. The whole is remarkably eligible for a gentleman's residence and occupation, and affords good shooting. • fuller advertisement will shortly ap pear. Particulars (when reedy) may be bed of E. O. Rends& Esq., solicitor, 60, Welbeck.street, Cavendish-square of Messrs. Elgood sad Bon, 78, Winspole.street , and of Messrs. Donna. slum, 80a, and OLLLSY, land agents and surveyors, 10, Water loo-place, Pall-mall, S.W. PLAIBTOR ADVICRTIBEMTNT.— Valuable 7WROLD BUILDING LAND, Dear the VICTORIA ii'II3BItB.DANIKLSMITH,I3ON,andOAKLEY in. will OFFER for RALE by AUCTION. early in the Spring, this very desirable PROPERTY. containing about 16 acres, admirably adapted for building par poses, situate at HalleviDe, near Plaistow. in the immediate vicinity of the Victoria (Loudon) Docks, and within a short dis tance of the Barking-road iltstion, on the North Woolwich Railway. IParticalars are In course of preparation, and, when ready. may be obtained of Ileum Kingsford and Dorman, solicitors, 23, Ewtax-drest, Strand; or et Mourn DAMILL SKITS. Soil, and Warne. land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pal atal, &W. THE LATE IQEB BECHER.. THE awl other STORIES. By F ILMES Swam Translated by Alas aszirr Howes. With Engravings, in guars 1600, cloth elegant. 2a. 6d. London : Jackson, Walked. and Hodder, V. Patarnostar-row. IN RAN KRUPTCY.—Tn _PI4 . NIT6EI and otham—Valuable • ILACHI ff MR. MIJRRELL (in conjunction with Messrs. LEWIS and SON) will SELL by AUCTION, ou the Pre- DANK, 118. Aidersgateolreet, In February, the valuable and a:- pensive MACHINERY comprising • quadruple stony Anglo /French machine, double royal perfecting machine, three double royal Maine's machines, double dewy ditto, a four-crows and double dewy desideratum machines, 16-horse Cornish boiler, it bora* table engine, four horse egg-end boiler, large quantity of bright and black shafting force pe„ hydraulic peewee, standing prams. • 26• Inch Wilson's cutting maolisoe, form lift, table, steelyard, weighing machine. b:00- ion east iron tank, three iron W.poang slalom, two ux 46 copperplate prim, lye tanks, stereotyping apparent', sal= roue item& —May be viewed the day prior and morning of isle. sad OstalcirtEs_?ad on the premises; of Yeses. J. and J. E. solicitors, 7, Walbrook ; and of Yr. ralbrook, ldandee.bous. MAD, HAM —la INTIAL rzurzzryo fashioned MANSION, pleasantly ea ea Monied its, la Mann Na aerie Morena se - wenn Ina itlah en OMllearsiaa Lake ant Memo at wane NAM Plealhat isms, eaeaseratory, kircheaaad 'nit pram. eltabbaebs; amino approach. be. ; also various inannasts sad •Utached enelesure a arable last, loath et the Great Wasters litimay, and ea the read tree Meadeabeal to Neg. PSZLIKINAZT AUVINTOMIMINT. (EBBIiB.DANIBLBIIITII,BONouIdOAHLICY beg to Inform the public that they hate bees Waned EMI Instruction to MIA tat BALL by AUCTION, shortly. la Lanka Salm an acoaptabb offer shall to proneady sane). the above valuable PhitZHOLD PROPIMITY, Minato one mile from the Taplow fitalion. and combining the attraction of a country residence, with imarediate outlet to the town of Maidenhead. Particulars are in course of preps/Mies ; la Use meantime. further information and cards to view so~y to obtained of Mna. Da lin SIUTH. SUM, and tiacta! lani *genie and sur veyors. W. Waterloo-place, rallanall, LW. LIFE INTIMINT in LAOOO CONSOLS and ABSOLUTE BEVEBBIONAZY INTILIUMT in 1111ZIEHOLD and COPT BOLD eousx PEOPERTT at ascAnum, sad a 7111. BOLD MEADOW at AMSTRAD, SURREY. MESSRS.DANIELSMITR,SON,andOAKLEY have recePed instractiqns to FRB :PLEA tar SALE by AUUTION, early in the Spring, the above PROPERTIES, fa One or more lota They comprise the life interest of a gen tleman In his list year in A 4,000 Consols : also an absolute rever sionary Interest on the death of a lady aged 64, la three freehold houses, with stables, and four cottages at green two copyhold houses and a wadi tenement at fitreathmin common . and a freehold meadow at Athelead, Surrey • the whole now ➢et at inadequate yenta amounting to 070 per annum. ♦ fuller advertisement will shortly appear, snd particulars, when ready, may,oe had of Messrs. Fria.* Webb, and VA'S& solicitors. No. 13, Clement's-inn, W.C. and of Messrs. DANIEL MUM SON. and Osialsr, land agents, dc.„ 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, &W. HAMPSHIRE, on the borders of Wilts.—The OAKLANDS ESTATE, a very valuable and truly desirable FREEHOLD itifiIDCYTIAL PROPERTY. comprising a very superior Man- Mon. wtth about 1,110 Acres of excellent Agricniturel Lead, principally tithe free and exonerated tram land tax, inter spersed with extensive Woodlands and Plantations, f fine pme ooverta, presenting enjoyable features with farming . investment; situate In a fine sporting part of the county, within easy reach of the Tedworth and the New Forest fox- hounds, In the parishes of East ryiheeley. Lockerley, and last Dian, between Romney, Winchester and fildisburj, about 24 miles from the Dunbridge to o c the Salisbury branch of the London and South Western Rellway, and producing a large annual Income. MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON • sod OA KLICY have been Instructed to OFFER the above very desirable PROPERTY for SALE by AUCTION. early In the spring. For particulars apply to Messrs. DANIEL SMITH, SOW, and OLILZY, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S.W. CUBITT-TOWN, POPLAR.—Capital SHOP PROPERTY, let on lease, and producing 187 per *anus. MR. hiURRELL will BELL by AUCTION, at Oarraway's Coffee-house, Maw-4110y. Caroblll, on FRIDAY, Feb. 16, at 12, a desirable LEAERHOLD MATZ, comprising four home., with good shops, eligibly situate in • rapidly improving nedgbbourbod, being Nos. 2, S. 4. and 6, Diiviaterrace„ Ilauchester-road, Cul:Mt-town, • short diagonal from the Poplar statioa, and close to the proposed Docks; let on lease to good tenants, at rents amounting to EV per van= ; held on tease for 77 years, at a ground-rent, and offering a good, rate, and well-paying investment—The ipm maims may be viewed by permission of the Sammie ; and particniers bad of Messrs. Danville, Lamaism, and Unitas, solicitors. t, New-square, Lincoln's-lan; et Oarrawaf s and of Mr. NW VAL, auctioneer, 1, Walbrook, Mansion-Imm EDOWAlLl4ROAD.—Consfortabie 811111-DITACHILD DUCK, with large Garden, well situate, MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at Garrawas's, on FRIDAY, Feb. 16, at it for 1, a con• I fortable semi-detached ItiffsMiNCE, with mach-house, stable, and large garden, pleasantly situate In a fine. open. genteel neighbourhood, a skeet distance from the Kilburn cation, having the advent'ge s f omnibuses laming the door continually, and known as leo Lodge, Beaufcry-terrace. Edgware-road, let on lease to O. /treadle, Esq., for a term expiring 6th March, 1661, at £lO6 per annum, so that the purchaser will have the advantage of early possession ; held on lease from the Keepers and Go vernors of Harrow fichool fora term Mt years of 16 WI are un expired, at a ground rent of 10 per annum. The residence may be viewed by permits:ion of the tenant ; and particulars bad of C. Welborne, lfaq. solicitor, 17, Dukewtreet. London-bridge: and of Mr. MCW:I4 auctioneer and land agent, I, Wall:wont IN BVIRROPTCY. —le J. T. NOIIII3. 128, ALDIZSOATI! STAMM—The =ABS of very extensive MINIM PN.I4 NUMB. Mit. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises. In February, the LLSE of very ertenstin BUSINESS PRZISIBI4 covering a larp area of pound. with nage of warehouses, large yard, counting-Wino, dio., situate NO, 1718, aleeregateatseet, with a separate back entrains ; held on lease for 21 years from 1855, from the parish, at the amnia rent of £lB6 per annum.—The premises may be viewed ; and particolan may shortly behad of Messrs. J. and J. H. Liak later and klackwocol, solicitors. 7. Walbreek ; ot Mews. Law rence. Plows, and Boyer, sollc.iters, Old Jewry-chambers ; on the Premises ; aid of Mr. Motaiss. auctioneer and surveyor, 1, Walbrook, Manton-house. Masan:, am:Mower, 1. PRELIMINARY NOTICE —ln BAN ERITPTCY. —To PRI NTZRA, Itc.—Nearty 100 tons of TYPA, TURNITURR, ca&ings,&e. MR. MURRELL (in oonjunation with Mean and MOM win BRE by AUCTION, on the Promisee, 1741, Aldengobeareet, In March, about 100 toes of TYPE., from the bat ganders some nearly new, and mat at it In good cantina : onnprising heavy fauna from Snob& to pearl, fancy type, ranging from two line great primer to pearl, metal furniture, ton nos to pica, every variety of jobbing type In wood and metal, from 40 flue downwards, nearly 4,000 charm. &c.—Pm tar particulars w'U be duly announced, and catalogues may shortly be had on the premises Meows J. mt k r:. Ltoklatar and Haokwood, solicitors, 7, Walbrook ; and of Mr. MOZAELL. analoneer, L Walbrook, Menetee-house. NEWGATILSTRZET.—vaIuabIe TRIMHOLD6.-15, order 0 the Devisees in Trout under the Mill of the kb ZDWARD DAIGION, le *P.. MURRELL will SELL bl AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffee-hosse, early In March , highly rain s FREEHOLD MATE& commandingly wittier,' In one of the best leading thorougWares in the City, being Non 7 and 8, New gate-street. immediately facing the open ground of Quist a Boa- OM. thereby giving the advantage of a fine light, now a point of such connderstion with City property. The Dentate of the two houses is &Keit II fest. with a good depth, and oovering a super ficial area of about MOO feet : let on lease at tem than the value of the ground, the rents at present being only ENO pee annum, and which may be coaddersd as quite equal to any Goverrment security, with the reversion to the full rental In a few years, thus affording an undeniable security for trustees, itc.—The property ray be viewed by permission of the tenants : and verticals:a had of Meters. LeIL solicitors, Is, Bouth-square, Grey's-ion: and of Mr. MOILMILL, aeetioneet end surveyor, I. Walbrook. THE FINEST reap)! in the CITY.:-To . B4HXIIIIIB, 'put- ants Companies, and ethers.—itxtreasely valuable PROPERTY, directly facing the Bank, Hand.n•houee, and Royal 'Exchange. MR. MURRELL is favoured with instructions to BELL by ►UCTION, In the sprig' (unless previously disposed of by private contract), those highly es&able sod extremely valuable CORNER PREMISES, situate No. 1, Princes street, immediately facing the Bank, Royal Exchange, and at an don•houss. They oompriee a noble once with stone facing, and contain a spacious and handsome public coos on the ground Boor , on the first floor, approached by a separate entrance, are three lofty rooms ; second Boor, three ditto ; third floor, three good rooms; fourth floor, three MU", with fireproof rooms and cellars to basement. The situation of this property is unri valled, and presents an opportunity seldom met with of obtaining a site second to none in the metropolis. Ths estate is held for a long term direct from the Clothworkenr Company, and 11111, be viewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be obtained of 11r. lluasExit, 1, Walbrook. FIRST CLASS WINE and SPIRIT ZSLUSLISHICINT, VAUXA&LL MR. GARDINKR is instructed by the proprietor to SUBMIT for SALE by AUCTION, at Game way's, Cornhill, daring the present mouth, unless an fie=l ie e ofirr be previously made by minas contract, the very LEARN, Goodwill of the Teed., and Posmainon, of that firstalees WINK and SPIRIT ISTABLlsamesr, known as the ROYAL VAUXHALL TAVSILN, situate at the corner of Upper Bennirg ton-lane, Vauxhall, opposite the Railway Station, and a short distance only from the bridge. Da lam has upwards of 90 years to run, at moderate rental.—Forther partieuiscs will shortly be annoanoed. Auction Mose, 16, aarketreet, Bloomsbury. CAPITAL RETAIL WINE and SPIRIT MITABLDIHMENT, NORTHAMPTON-BQUARE, CLIRKEPIWILL. MR. GARDINER will SELL by ALCTION, at Garraway's, during the present month, In consequeses of the continued Indisposition of the propiletofs wife, unless previously disposed of by private contract, the valuable EASE, together with poseeoalon of that compact, WINE and SPIRIT lOTA BLUMMENT. situate at the corner of Upper Ashby-street, and Northamptorequare, Clerkeowell. The Woe has about lb+ yeah unexpired. at the very low rent of £6O per annum. More detailed karticulan will shortly appear. —Auction 0111ces, Id LOTIZZ THAVESATILEIT, bang the Coal =llB valuable LIZ of mommengiest CORNEA M - X138R13. EDWIN FOX and BOUM= LTA. fare insinicted to SILL by Auonox. at Gisniaterhillit LLBTaminswelles. coma" ea WEANS/DAY, lima I‘. b itil of the wow re now= Pniatiain, advaampaia situate end being No. 913, Lower Thamo - -drest end Na Ni May-at-Nig, fronting the Coal Exchange. /b. =Meta Non and aztent of the premises, combined with age. render Amos well adapted for a imbed Leiner rbst d Aloes requiring a central position. b. LowerTbsameirsebissi present let to mime taunts, and will readily probe Wei /WO par aurae, tat pomesaton can be had. No. 10. N MP at-hill, Is let on leans for an unexpired term of 17 7 i T rental of fAO per annum. The whole Is bald for ea Will a 0 years, at the low rental of /200 per anima bil viewed, and paritcolare gamily obtained of A. I Tem solicitor, No. 90, Lower Thiunbatree 2 t : at osilavin: Werra MOWN sox and Bowman, 4, Gresemmarset, E.C. BY OffDIM of the NOILTGAGINS.-18INBLEDON.—Dgjuir able FREEHOLD BUILDING =TATE of 18 sass, cleeel ßs Beltway litallen, aed on "WO road to MOW& MESSRS. IDWIN FOX and 1301781 , 10 will l m o l AUCTION, at Gerraways Colleehent °T-WIN. on NEON ESDLY, Yarn al old, the STAN OPI ESTATE, Wimbledon. • I •7__. portant freehold , clan to Ibe railway Sam. Trinity Church, comyrlaing about 18 *ern of exeswita. tin and eligible building land, having a instep al IA 1,180 feet to the high road to Berton, with rut for making new roadways, and available for the MGM GS hilt 160 villa religion" the demand for which la filla WON locality Is constantly hemening. thereby affording a Win ally ellgibie . tunal far the noceedal development d a dm Prebrair miming acheae, or equally suitable S. WON capftedista for pee mum" investment by time creatioa d WWI ground natio nseven more secure aad now. thine any other, Consols. pen • perils lib exist log frontage an two capital „emt•detached rdftresidmen with unpin prden ground. co mpl etely finished in handsaw we darn myle, and ready for Imm.d. occupancy. to WOO M called to this property, as it is ripe for operation at 'MN neighbourhood bang formed on both sides of it, sad Me • cumatances nt the sale rendering Its realisation leopoill - Particulars an preparing, and may shortly be obtains& d T. Steward, B", molten" 8, Cot/Gail-am I, Tiregsff street. CM, ; ad Z. H. Bunnell, Emu, Bedford-few ; rawars ; at the greaman's Anna. adjoining the Wale: sed_ Messrs. EDWIN Pox and BoassuLD„ U, Greshenninet. LC., corner of Coleman. sal. No. tf, IICHMOND-TIZIACkILCHMOIII)-ROAMMU I BU&Y.—A desks*, I.IIMiMLD 11:81Diroa DiR.. MIRK COLZB will BELL by AU= at fx 19, stl2 fo eiff l a r l is mo °l =, sho a l:VI; 1Z10 16 ... m04 411 osil.balit mated OR hold at moderato contahos esdrsass frall, earn& do wim Oresidest, as tie bedrooms, sad all ascomay damartle aloes. It hose forecourt sad largo prdsa in rear.—PartisslortVA t Semi, i re solicitor, 10, Brud the nshallotrort , add at at Loeser, 21, Ores Bank, LC. ISLTNGTON. —To BALU!. WILLER& and Otham—Tts_ GROUND LIME c a eormweading CORNIZ mot!! P 0040101041. now dote( a large trade as a Bread sad NW Baker. R. MARK COLES is favoured with iv' How from the Trustee; to SUBMIT to PUBLI C Caw ON, at (iarraway'a, Cbange_imeg. corpto, 0.110111 4 Feb. 19, at 12 for 1, the valuable GROUND LF.ABI4 seadon, of those autsmanding PREMIIO2I, coniptcuosillP w : at the corner of Btsrlag-street, Islington. &mottle the ]taaaar~ Branch, user the Canal-bridge, Holton held for a years from Flute, MU, at the extremely too grosadtssa per annual. This allbilge property Wands out in bold wild the Junction of Mar Important thoroughfares sod WWI l g. rankled by a most populous neighbourhood r e n des Gs ell! of impossibility to do WY than a good full priced trade d _..; least 40 SICkII per week. The 14014. goodwill, and ibitarts 7 be included in OPO lot, as per inventory and conditions of Ma which oar be had of Meows. Houghton *Ed Wren, 4161621 15A, St. Helen's-place, City anti of the Auctioneer, ft, Wakes street, Bank, B.C. Q m tTEßlF isTß.AThitta ll-P.o ooerkteg AD, Li an Yll ares WATElL aisab i a rark b . F .,, Rgiww instavp eall. lions to guava to rußuc comisnitos. 11 . ( W it ,.., d 18 87'6 ellangeedky, Cornhill, oa MONDAY, Felt 11. 1111 : an extremely valuable FREEHOLD MATE, mot innate in that increasingly popular and tumoral& . .., Quesa's.road, Styli/liter, at the corner of the terrace low'' to Kensingtougardensequare. It has a commontbne to Queen's-road, likewise 62 feet to the mews lu tbe rem ww• depth of 220 feet, promoting an unusually favourable silty for a banking establishment, carnage repnaitorY ta m esreii, bazaar, riding and job master, or any other business i apses and position, being surrounded by first-rims .... ="by families of OWnetion.—particular' me may be obtahted d Messrs. Walter awl n Fow Wm, 8. anathamptonetmet, Bloorasbu r equars : atrlo [ and of the Auctioneer, 11, Oreshametreet. Bank. L C —ay.° va Printed and Published by Writism Krim Mall oe Loonbard-street, In the City of London, Pro Mare In Lombard-street. in the Precinct of lillita" ^-2- TrISIDAY, 113111:AltY 6. Ina. 0027810111111 NT of WANTS from BBLOIIIM. Mit. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUC TION, at his (heat Rooms, 88, Eingedreet, Covent-garden, TO-11011.010W, Feb. 7, at half-pad 12 prtely, a fine tX/L LECTION of CAIIFILLAB. amiss., rhododendrons, &c, from Ghent 1,000 pyramid peach-trees, and 1,000 pyramid pear-tress, etc., from France ; I,tIM standard and dwarf roses, comprising many new moieties ; and a great assortment of hardy trees and ahrubs.—On view the mandos of sale, and catalogues bad HIGH HOLIIITtIi.-1 . 10178?tHOlp andOFFICI FOINITURZ. Library of Books, Wine, and IFFECTS. MR. ROBERTS will SELL by AUCTION, at the Rooms, It, High Holborn, TO-MORROW, Feb. 1. M it, the FURNITURE, comprising Iron Arabian and other bedstead.. feather beds and boddin& washstands, dressing tablesand glasses, chests of drawers, wardrobes, chairs, sofas, conch end easy chair, mall library and other tables, about 300 volumes of books, seven dozen port wine, and lit 1-dosen eases of champagne.—Hay be viewed to-marrow and morning of male. Latalognes had at the rooms, and at the Auctioneer's °Mee% Moorgateostreet, Uty. EOTIOR f REMOVAL sad amnia OFF. I llama NIMBI sad HAIM, Wog abaft to oassestrate badness at their Westaad erhsellot, 111. rosal lielanfe street. oar ther whooning elan le of th . eir MCC al Leade t sot rasnietteg el dsaliteli al PO" lambs to trays, wort and other las tease. to., medians usisa- Isetaree, wart-boxes, writing desks, and an habitat "WAY if artleiss sallable fee Wedding sad other preseate, a* a gnarl rellisolisa. to effect a speedy sofa Maras. Yield and Dam Garaed lie o f of leiwhol lBo Ins remataing galas of pads end rater sash& arta** selling eff at east pries. WM dose In a few woes& OSOTTI'S LOOKING GLASSE& QUILTING sad GILDING 11110DRILISIN PRICER GILT DICORATIVI ARTICLES la sadism vfirioty. Nods Decoratioas of as entirety sew character. Tarlatan sad rnrsPorkfullOP. Novel designs. WooWO sad Deoo millevaiture and Curtains. NOIIOI7III manatactarlea and tan @bow MOM. NS and NIX aderll4ll.lll. W.. sataba!hed lat and 1.1. a. 41. Groot altesk aldiel 'EWELL andCoATAPESTRY and BRUSSELS MUM& . _ SKIVILL and Co.'s PICREIIA, TIMM, Limn Tax sod AUBUSSON CASPITS. EI o WELL and Co.'s FRENCH CHINTZES, from ger yard_ A largo aelsetion sposdld unglaud NYC CHINTZO. COMPTON-MOUSY. FILITII-STRIZT, SOMOSQUABLIP. ________ gII. JOHNSTONE and Co.'s GENERAL • DRAPERY and 71311211D111N6 WA11290118118 ate hi a tow yard, of the EDGWARE-ROAD nTATION on Ilse sorour.ts RAILWAY, and Ilao adautaa' walk from the Giant Wotan Station, Paddington.—ldf, 110, 111, and 113, asgssawrosd, and I, 2, and 3 , rawatterplaca. W. . _ rIIRNITURE.—An elegw-t and well-made DRAWING-ROMI NI? ITE, emeriti with bed Greys Worsted Reps: six strong chairs, aping med hair Muffed Wye ractiesian's easy chairs, with oval -mks, handsome dead:s esta, beautiful Inlaid martiamerle cabinet, oval castes and sots table., large chimney Elam with handsome gilt trams and two tame chairs - tor di guineas, at BECK and BUCK IX& the Great Western Furniture Exchange. 106 and 167, lidgware- Toad, W. HOUSE FU RN ISHlNG.—Persona commencing bousekeep:nc. or nicking additions thereto, are invited to visit the great FURNISHINU MT...BUSHMEN T of Hears. BRUCE cad CO.. 68, 60. and 56, hakenetreet, and 3 and e, Meg a_tresta..Partman-equare, the largest showrooms and fa. sitar* In the kiegdom, containing a superfidsl area of 411.000 . en(rpwards of au acre In extent), where they can make their OWD calculations for furnishing • whole house or a single room from the goods before them, which are all marked in plain Vwithout the annoyance of being hat ortuned to purchase f :referred, estimates • ill by Welt free of charge. From the idiot of the premises the immense stork has been arranged in various departments, to the moot convenient manner for inspection and selection, and purchasers are Invited to view the elegant and erneusive assortment of fashionable drawing-room. dining-room, and chamber furniture, Brussels and other carpets, new fabrics for curtains. he , particularly a klarge mlloss of beautiful barn and ma , cabinets, tables, he , from Paris, as et- Memel, low prices : aloe 500 eery chairs, wheat, and ottoman 60 sideboards, 50 sets of dining tables, to floe mahogany, oak, and walnut, manufactured by tint-rate workmen, of the bern seasoned material ; capital dining-room chairs, covered with reel morocco leather. ill. 61. 100 bedstead' in various woods sad metals, with the superior bedding. 150 wardrobes. and chests of drawers. N.B.—A servant's bedroom well and conapistely furnished for 84a lids of bedding and and drawings of furniture, seat post tree. Mesam be rlT l A and Co. give a written warranty to all purchasers, and, if re quired. a reference to persons who have furnished from their establialtmat. —Advantageous arrangemeats made for the delivery of furniture to the country. BAKER'S PATENT BEDSTEADS and BED DING surpass all others ever invested for cheapness, Mixability, and superior finish.' An immense stock of every gm and description In brass and iron, fitted with furniture and Diddle complete, away' on view at the extensive show rooms, I e-road. and 6, New Church,streek W., London. 20 yam. BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHES, Barrack Itiroltitnr. Trani's, Portman- Stank ttc., at PRIM CONSIDERABLY ILIEDIICID. 10, PICCADILLY. Catakquaa tree THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER. The RILL NICKEL NUMB, Introduced more than 30 years ago by WILLIAM B. BURTON, when plated by the pleat promo of Mesas. Mldngton and Co., is beyond MI cow portion the very beet article next to sterling silver that can be ="dsuch, either usefully or ornamentally, as by no pos. as tes . tean It be distinguished from real silver. man useful set, guaranteed of drat quality for finish and durability, as follows: liddle Tt Bead I Thread Ili ll OldBll p atter , Pattern. Pattern. ii tuesd ---- Z s. cl. 1 A s. d. I Z s. d. L a d. It Table Ports. lle 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 2 lip I it Table Bpoons "X 0 XO2l 2 1 - 110 A 12 Dessert Forks .. . , 1 g g 110 e 110 116 0 Myr* tow ~:::: IZOI to 0 tit 116 o is T 6 Tri=ns, gt 01 0 012 0 012 0126 S Banos Ladles 0 0 08 0 0 8 09 0 1 Gravy Won 0 60 9 0 010 011 0 2 Malt Spoons, gt. bowls 0 40 4 0 0 4 046 1 lluetardSpoos,gabwl 0 80 2 0 0 2 0I 5 1 Pair of Sugar Tongs. 0 6 03 6 0 3 04 0 1 Patrol Flehearvers 1 0 110 0 110 110 0 1 Batter Knife 0 6 06 0 0 6 06 0 1 Soap Ladle 0 1 0 012 0 916 017 0 1 Sugar Sifter Total 9 1 9 12 9 0 13 9 14 17 3 Any article to to bad Windy se the SUDO Prices. An ask chest to contain the above, and a relative number of 'mins, to., RI Um Tea end coffee sets. dish coven and corner dishes, crust sad agar frame, dm at proportioacte pricm. All kinds of dons by the p atent process. WILLIAM 8. BURTON, GENERAL FUR. MIMING IRONMONGSR by appointment to Ed as Prices of WALKS, sends a CA.TALGOUR gnats and post . It contains upwards of SOO Illtrations of his illimited kof Sterling Silver and Blectro Plate, Nickel Silver, and Bettsnala Metal Goode, Dish Coven, Hot-water Dishes. Stone, Raman, Marble Chimney-pieces, Kitchell Ranee, Lamps, Gass- Hers, Tea Trays, Urns, and Kettles. Clocks. Table Cutlery, Baba. Toilet Were Turnery. Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Bedding, 1114droma Cabinet Yunnan, dm, with Lists of Prkiea Pins of the Twenty large Show Rooms, at 39, Geford-Wrilet. W.' I,lk, 2, S, and 4, Newman-street; e. 1. and 6, Pw27 .9 14 900 swa 1, Hservaaa-yard, London. R SERVICES of 108 Pieces, in Stone INNER from LS ta. Several hundred services always ea now, from neat plain pattern' to the most met), designs. Brisk test and tea service*, dessert, dc., in equal variety. Richly cat glass for the table of every desatption. Persons furnishing may select from the largest stock In London, and effect saving ofd LS JO per cent. at ADAM sod Co.'s, 67, Oxford-street, near gent-elreas. PATIENT ASTRA, PETROLEUM, and KERO SINE LAMP% with circular itsruara. 1. DE711.113 sad WA W S, 16 RITE and 1/, C FL. OMMEACIAIATEINT, .'HAP CRYSTAL and BRONZED CHANDELIERS. New Design/ for the Dining and Drawing Room Whet for alio or Candle. J. DIMMINS and SONS, 16 and 17, COSIIIINCIAL-STRZET. r. BLE GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHEN WAAL—BohoI, Club, Mess, and lturnlshing Orders tor the Goods promptly executed. ALEXANDRA DINNRE SERVICES, for Twelve Persons Al UHL 3. DIMES sad Works SONS supply Designs and Patters Books tron : LONDON and BIRMINGRASL 40APS, Railway Carriage Free, and no charge to the ease if by the ow e 1121 k 1121 b. at one time. allow.—Th g r rln s 21 Primrose, fi nest made. SM. . pure for fide labelos, els.; laundry use, 40e. and ddL ; strong for coarse fabrics. or scrubbing, 80a. and Bea.; a very strong for scrubbing boards. Us. 31Lottlei—IfInest made, 48a. ; excellent, Mea useful for Landry, ets. CANDLZ6.—City Sperm, la 4d. per lb. (most strongly mom leam4; loyal Wax, la. per lb (unequalled for beauty, light, or of time they buns) ; Paradise. la.. Is. Id., and Pleldh Prim edal Parailne, Is. 81 per lb. ; composite, bd., lied., 94. sod 10d. per lb. ; Dips, 71 ; Moulds, Bd. per lb. 0178.—Double relined Lill Colza, M. 6d. ; excellent ordinary Preach Coke, fig. per gallon. Mixed orders to the value of 8.5 railway carriage paid. Price Usta sent upon application. WHITMORE sad CRADDOCK. General Soap. Oil, and Candle Depot. 16. 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By the Shaw author of " Live and Learn. - Loudon : John F. and Co., 8, paternoster-I,olr. oapit - srboum . ma - pa animus : also Nos. ark a. Ka. 46, and 44a, adjoining flee boom mid 'hops, let on lam mike "Oa, is 1876, at a ground rent of t. 31 10a. per annum, abh 07; "m os t o a u race rants, amounting to abo 4 £M par oa t The whole at the avers is bold fur bOu sears from Latt wa s is t at a ground rata 44 pa. annum. Ano tat we. above gram! mat a tab per ann masa as rg.—lisy be viewed : and Mt labog i w Pwi tn and Co., 'Maack Ilk Sou %nig Garraway's and a Years. marls Pox and Boassia. °salmi-streak bank KC., corner of Colassamtrat BY OBDIR el the TIUBTU and 81L1C47018 et ib t h i , yr. W. YVAN. PBCIRAIL-111nt-rate ruamota IL VISSIELBIT. liSSBI. =wilt FOX and BOUSFIRLD will MILL b AUCTION, at ilanswaya Change-alley Cos ea WLDNZSDAF. Fab. IS, 46 ig fa to One Lot (b y order of the trustees tor ash sad mamas, valuable F HOLDVISTATI, comprieing th e Quell teem advautareously situate In the Commercial.road, Peckham**, corner of Sumneretreet, a very conspicuous poetize, metre of a populous neighbourhood, let on lease for s tors • gene in lona at the low rent of can per 4 nnUM. Wh i!! 11 1114 regarded in the light et a freehold ground-rent, and mush Masten and others an investment of the must ware asthma, daily valuabie character ; also two Freehold Der Nos. 1 and 2, lemmeratreek Peckham, adjoining the tav iall i= available for the larayses of its accommodaUon, reef grow. separate rents of about 140 per annum.—Lay be viewelsal p. titulars obtained of Yeats. J. May and Sou, solkikea street, Spltalaside ; at the Queen Tams, on the egete; 414 raws ; and of Ifseera ICDWIN Fox and Botefou, 2t, Arnim stree ar t, Beak, KC., earner at Colernaastrest. BY OIDER of the "'SCUTUM of the late RACHEL MOHR deoeued.—Yaluable LEASEHOLD PitOPIRTLINI si DINGTON, in Comauglitierraos, Oxford-terrace. sad Maida-hill Weak mad at ClerkenwelL AlZBBltl3. RDWIN FOX sod BOUBITILD are favoured with funtructlons to BILL by ARCHON,. WEDNS6DaY, PM, 26, at 12, in Lots, LILMINOLD MOIL comprising—Lot 1. The emits! p rivet' dfw Residues Bs, Comanght-terrace, fronting the are-riad bold ta l i term 11/114700i years will be unexp ired on the Mb of /IBM 1906, at • tof only Lit per annum let tor aWm of 21 years from 29th September, 1866, at a rent of 411 pa annum Lot 2. The substantial and oomandiou Peeilp Rei. dame. No. se, Oxford-terrace, Idgeware-rosd ; hid ter sun whereof 61i jean will be unexpired at lady-day, I* el • Errand mat ant pee minim. These premises are in banked will be sold with poseastion for the convenience of bum In Lot IL nU, o convenient Residence, No. Lib hil °cc l u re tkiL et held for a term of 40, years unexpired, bee Ma ground rent, and let to a yea* tenant at a net NM et sus 1! Lot 4. No. 12, Hall-place, Paddington; fit years unexpired, at • pound tent of £7 7i. per maim let at £26 per annum. Lot S. No. 61, St. I Clerbeetwell : held for a short term, and prodrlart= of tl9 ma. per masa Lot S. No. 9, Upper timithetrest,OM enwell bold for • Mort term, and prodMm- ad in Ft ane!mi. r ita !)•.yiewltt, and perlisiti# tap proiir:rifi:ipouileOiiirbaiimawaftts,Thw MADE.. Ma r Xisa.. *cacaos, XS. Oraoms-stmat, amiss-ma ; wars ; and *films's. low= FOX sad Boverzzia,l4 limbo Ariel, auk, LC., come a COISOISMIfteIIi. IR 6CRILDT.-ICOTAL MINT-STRIRT, MINORMIL-111.6 PREEROLD lIROP PROPERTY. with pourisa. MESE£4. EDWIN FOX and NO O SE= will Sti l l AUCTION, at °areaways Osiseirew, a%rli, CarnbW, on !lard It , et .i = elsisb REMO PROPRZTY ; otosisting et dwelling-house and shop, with posesistoe, slums sad bits% 149. Royal lOntotreet. Bt. ILatbarine's Doas, with rear. The tains corded as la that of abodes, tot IgtitU the bansultals Rim* populated neighbourhood rendsolitel mutt able. 730 end Raslant Railway Goods StatioardAti.al It I. probable that before keg this property will be reedisile en Wend= el the Osespany's prentiess.—by be tient tai particulars obtai tre ned a od sere Lofty. Potter, sad ism oat ton, IE, Ig•, Chrapelde ;at Gunwale : id llost 3ihstoi Po x sad lmatUP, U, Oreshauletreet, bit RE, mew el Coisusumestrest. I , Ilf CIrThANCLET. "Ones v. Ones and otielea• Milt MANCTINFINRAQUARR. lineßaire s Calli Cr= '' m r nier itib r NAlie ssiour r minnak tr•At. OzSeitz read, et. Ormaregafr g eb 4 =ll maw; Meralngies,4 i rli a rerang. Ihn otegase. Messco. , minable Mitap2lll6 seemaily=o as. Vair" ehies, elegm a il i shoat 110 ab°ll4. l 6 toormd ellablft 7.o4 Taltibart" .. 01111 1 11 4 11. 71110411 ;12 ad 1.41. ras p..„„,,,,:72 -- No. 8 early mink= to mat* Iseraseed soda Abettiti coat BOILDI2IO BSTATK ftwathig the idgli re -------- ------ owloildill LeHHHATestardem—NRITIIIINay • TIBBAUCITA 1 - 10 VITT and M T" 1881.11111.9.RatortheaaLibmillirli:WSCI"""1"ON,Xla 1111"1 . 5 re d e tawflj uke 8Pn116"" gker a Z.' ji-Fo l:i eil i t of t i ono, "rnlP4hC e gullrg . 7 l 7 7 l l3: t NIFATIVA panneat wan artier of N y e Blot ". as iost and a mayl n. "6" be Ofianarl. smdi st obtained willia Sileabir* whe alm. n al= tr em y . . — . 7 Btra : Pa t tl e7e. iad lawia wilatillhrniftl atio d °lll : C /iYinig smac ,H itbla a nlUTYt oft h 4: lluin p au P°l fied taller, she offer !awls lox and Bocanaim, 2A, OnshampdAret. R.E.I taros AT (Melt OT 1 earner Si Collearmitirse• ma Co., lit, Coma ----------------------- Talitotreet. BLACLIFILIAIBLIOAIR—VaIasbie LEABBNOLD Ppopin t MEESE& EDWIN FoX sod BOUSFM4 and Hill SELL by AUCTION. m Gonairork D IC Y ITT ,f PAM= =on WiNiBBDAY, Nix tk at it fee TM despetched on the I OLD PBOPKIT V. oompriaing a speciosa em eri ce . the fine clipper: co d* Mont Panay Imidenco kaown ea No. 76, Bock ika GRIFFITHS. ma preferable part of this leading thoconehfara &ea eaael, built under a imitable acomemodetion to a =illy. A large sass of c ec h e f o r h er a c e. hae bees =MO expended upon the premien in hills highly meow and they are in a thorough state of eubdanuat °r 1 1=1 fi 8 rlelt i repair. Meld toe a term of its years, at a mail grew seta . lll, May be viewed and particulae obtained of G. lieelitain behhu t et rec . teuciteir. l ox t, Stroud Ili Gerrevore : em Mown. Koala and BOOM/LID. 24, Grisham noi corner eirewag a DENUTT an d dtana-otrooa of PACKET paschal!, OLD-821,ZET-Valuable —Valuable INTETTNXITS. riwnary), the ESSE& EDWIN FOX and BOUBp' vlziarkreliisier n... ._96 , are directed to Include In their PALO', la Geweepw s sh e L on d on —... as Lines on on, ts, at IR 1 CI IV II IPTI C PARI f it or sH W Arto in e , Tabilli, offers aam raorizry . empiwas I and 2, Pltheidotreet, Ammo. h e will =M i n capital botweewitit show, km at_ rent. amounting to L o om .. apDTI DZVITT sad of ritutzt t a r i --- - It), =VS tors. I. This Ilne = 4 6 tar her tut tailing to sbipper. claim ass &DPI, to DgVi tiod V i l pT r uisri greater pert ot bel von 0111o1d7). the 1 10 7eork *Vidor vessel to aandrabl expected to make Knudatton tor e I freight or piece ; ce rDaIeST TZLACKWA: MELBOUE3 ship DOVNE CAN leave East India 1 surgeon—Apply t 4 LC. CUITARD ' Alizsawai Ow Admiralty to I aad Wawa LM IS Boat= to load Undo( or other sailin VUBL. g of Cork to Taking panieni lee taanaterred at ASIA. n earasso-anonej, without wines or CIS ; woad cabin cabin, ElB.—Apt J. M. Currie, H s J. Barra, 10. Jt QUM:111110WD ; or I STIAM FR!,] MHZ LP PHTLLD!I eyeteldeg their hit earrAes the Unit FRO' CITY C ZDINB And every Wed ei4/111 vamp 1 IS, 17, end 21 rib en"by the , l ard passer Wasseagen tee Cm very adrentageov WILLIAM INNLI Yd YAM', STEAM to NAIL LIM stamen of the . having resumed leave for New Yo rw~ ° ailiisipilik; Havre: G. C. I STARA and Co.. BREMEN. , wick, and Ana Antclaas Sc will be despite 84d but (wand.; Mar, Blackwall, and Ll ; return t Tin!venal Mee, PHILLTYPS and paILLIps STRONG to PI Most delicious B eke, rare choice PHILLOS sad ♦ price PHILLIPS and miles of No. 8, X any railway statl Co. have no ages castor or Swanaes IIitARLOW! ALI invention, fiW m smaller labour or trouble of Me most llraj Moe 90, UM, 14 ARLOWI No motes DAIMON' 44. ed. di . pato Nee that MN nam Itindons Inutatio CVE V Rooms, to: kaprorement on and BON, Easy Bernerssaseet, fentslavet, W. A RTEFICI &IL seat and IitOSELY, Borg square, sole have elastic dipoles fastening' being connortabie tha render suppert t painless principl all. Clergymen,system partSculi plate entmciatia No connexion ti CURES of LOOOCWS aunt" Mar ket. asthma sad 00041 and, indeed, thel To &Inger. an d The 7 have pies Boba b 7 an item TP ThRE INV] A.. e most 1 cordial ever an UM Mena= = 6,. Riess' a win ero a ragli Price es._per bah A ll.* MGM% &Da lee& lesschi i m r-A A im leo! ee be tie beet weed easarmed woo C 141 ,07 moo ad a 4 zsbli snap .. I° ____•o9roaelling .r.n•Si deptiveo Mareirma doper daly a lial "Wilet, cal b°44106, at• Imies eed on aid. al sad ask tar Ilia G MT or NW atm 2 LAIXit sour ./A1 Olmudn, as Tr A YR% 2-alastrary. JAVA. i IM4GJ VACATION ADVENTUILIS. 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