The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-19 00:00:00

-1 . _ L 4 I/ . 71 - :• - :'/ - ':A --- " - :1...-(tlit I:lJ'.xplrt4gi I !~ I ►... .. _. h ~ f 1 • T.)EC LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1867. 'To. 6,642.3 [STAMPED, id. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE mEssitA. MONEY WIORAM %ad BONS' (of I:l:,%aall.yard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACK ET SIVE: 4 to sl EA LI A.—Vor MELBOURNE (Pert Phillip) Direct Ito leave the It+ to on %V edueeday, the tech sovembar. caking at Plymouth , the splendid clipper ship t(' FPOLK. 1.000 tons, it. 11. SI tt CtIA N. commander ; lying in the KY% Leona Docks Hier acoommoontio.. for all claws of paasengen are ensnr• pawed, and An a .11 tarry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or apply to ALLPOET and 110103 AN, with Mama =l , W !URA Al and SONS. 7, Leadenhall-street. NOTICE of REMOVAL.—in consequence of the premises in S. Chulaile-mw, being required for the for mation of the new street in oonnection withthe Thames Embank. meat, the KENT OVARANTKE SOCIETY'S OFFICES are now REMOVED to 86, CANNON-STRUT, E.C. ALEXANDRA ORPHANAGE for iNi l inti• P ATRON g—l a ir If.. the Puce and Prfactos of .POPULAR CONCERTS, st. ASA laineli-hail.—(Ni MONDAY IVENING out, Noy. 2.5, the PROGRAMME will include Nuiberra Quartet In D minor Beethoven's Trio in 0, for piano, violin. and violoncello ; Beet hoven's Sonata in O. Op. Ti for piano alone, to Execnitanta. MM. haries Malik :Onus, Matti, L. Dim and Henry Disprove. Vocalist, Mr. Studley. Conductor, Mr. Benedict. To corn. inence at S o'clock. Sofa Malls. 6a ; balcony, Ss.; sdnikodon, IL Tickets and programmes at Chappell and Co.'s, No. 60, New Bond-street. Director, Mr. S. Arthur Chappell. IMF Now read , In • vol.. Spo, with NAM. . 4 . Dour. — t 472 1 6 7". / i , nedror THOMAS 63 a _ " 1 1, 2(001111E, Wm M.P. for limbery. /17 his Sou. Thoius Di.noNIZ. Hard and Elackett, pabbilien, 13, Greet Marlborougliffreet. NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Gracechurch-street, London, RP. Ilutual Assurance without Individual Liaidlity. Accumulated Capital CY,64o,Y6o.—Groas income, t40:1,505. The profits applied in nductiou of the premiums, or bonuses added to the sums assured. In several instantaw the premiums hare hecome extinct, and Annuities granted in addition. New Prospectus and form of proposal forwarded on applica tion. SAMUEL SMILES, Secretary. EE , 4 The SIXTH HALF-Y)ARLiiiSCTION will take place at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannou.streat South Eastern r, on THURSDAY next, Nov. V, when 12 Infants will he elected. The chair wIU be taken at 12, and the poll close at 2 o'clock pre cisely. JOSEPH SOUL, lion. Soc. Office, 50, Ludgate-hill, P.C. ALEXANDRA ORPHANAGE for INFANTS, Noe. 5 and I, AThert•rnad. Upper Holloway. N. BPEUIAL APPEAL. UNDERCLOTHING!—INIPORTANT to LADIE.I.—CMAc. AMOTT and CoMPANY, Saint Poufs, are now rigLLING the BA SI RI'PT NTOcX of J. IL RAVEN and Co., at the following enormous reductions: 1,000 pairs good lonr.eloth Drawers. worth b. Od., &reselling at One Shilling. 2,000 Pairs Trimmed Muslin Work, originally 41, may now he hurl for Is. Ild. 3,000 genuine long-cloth Chemises, worth from is to 71., are all marked Is. 6,1. to fa. 11d. Chemises, trimmed Cluny lace, worth 10a., for L. lid. Nightgowns. trimmed frills, wroth 10a., for 9. 11d. 500 with rich Muslin Work, worth 12a 6d.. for 5c 11d. 2,000 beautiful Petticoats, with 15 tucks, worth IM6d., for 54.11 d. 1.100 elegant Camisoles, worth from M. to I!s., for ]a 3d. Engravings post free or samples on receipt of stamps. 61 and 02, &Al NT PAUL'S LONDON. lIIIRST and BLACKEIT'S NEW NOVELS. AT ALL THE LI MARIE.). OLD SIR DOUGLAS. Dy the How Kra Norms. Second Edition. 3 role. GUILD (WET. By Gannon MACDONALD, M.A. Author of " Aloe Forbes." ate. 3 vols. FAIR WOMEN. By Mrs. FoitMayla. 3 vole Till HUGUENOT FAMILY. By SARAH irruia. Author of " Cttoyenne Jacqueline" itc. 3 vols. EDITH'S MARRIAGE By ARNOLD MEATH. 3volt [On Friday Huila and Bladcatt, pabillasra Is. Great Mariborould.-sthist. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (et 111schwall.yerd, Londonl LINE of STEAM and PACKET Mira to AUsTit ALI A.—For M ELBOIT RN 11' Port Phillip) Direct Wave the Imeksen sATI. RDA Y, the 21st December trailing at Plymouth . the splendid clipper ship . SUSSEX, 1.000 tons, C. 11. t \ I N1:1.1.1:11. Commander : I)ang hi the East India Decks. ller accommodations for al darn or passel:mars are unsurpassed, and she will carry an experienced sturgeon—For freight or pairriee :.uply to A LLYOKT and MORGAN, with MOWS. MONEY WittIZAM and SONS. 7. LaadanhallAgreet. CONTRIBUTIONS are earne;f t isdielied in nil of the cost of the building now erecting at ornseprise, as well ea for the purposes of tbe Charity. The Committee are providing of the accommodation of 500 infants. The works are rapidly ng, and the builders must he promptly paid. Dona roof= sulacriptions will Ire thankfully received by JOSEPH SOUL, Hon. Sec. Office, SO, E C . R. CHAS. HALLE at the MONDAY A.VIL POPULAR CONCERML St. James's-hall. on MONDAY EVENING next. Nov. 25. when he will to Beethoven's Sonata in O. Op. 19, for piano alone. and Join MM Straw and Matti in Beethoven's Trb. In 0. for piano, violin. and violoncello. Vocals& Mr. &alley. Programme and tickets at Chappell and SO, New Bond-Amt. MR. SANTLEY st the MONDAY POPULAR CONCKS.7I4, AL James's-hall, on MONDAY NVENINO next, Nov. 5.5, when he will SING "One Faded Violet," "The Valley," and "A■ O'er the Alps he Ranges " Programmes and Deitch; at Chappell and Co.'s, 50, New Bond-street. LEAVES FROM A JOURN AL of LIFE in lb, HIGHLANDS, TOURS and YACHTING =CUL SIGNS, from 1842 to It6l. Edited by ABYSM HUM Smith, Fide., sad Co., 66, Conihill. BOMBAY Direct (will sail on the 20th Nov.), the yr* flue fusasallhig clipper ship WEATIIIMELELD, AA 1, Liim tons r,ui..ter. N. IlktioWN, CommWder . In the East hulls Ducks. Ilan superior umoineuiclatkon for pas. wager..—rur trrig:it er passage apply to T. 11AVISIDE and Cu., CO. C'urowl, C C. ( `LANCER HOSPITAL, London and Brompton. Offices, 167, Plecadilly (opposite iloodwtreet). FORM OF LEGACY. To this* Benevolent Femme who desire to become Benefac• ton by Will the followhist Form of Legacy Is recommended : "I glee and bequeath unto the Treasurer for the time being of the Cancer hospital, London, Lsituate at No. 187, Piccadilly, and also in the Fulham.road, Bromptoo, Middlesex, the sum of a , to he paid out of my personal estate. not charged en land, to be applied towards carrying on the charitable designs of the odd Institution." The Hospital Is freehold. By order, W. I. COCKFIULL, Secretary. THE LONDON PAVILION. Stars of the Out magnitude appear in the New Entsniainment "An Your at Naples." Great success of the incomparable Japanese Tommy, the fascinating Kate Smiley. and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson, the Great Liskard, Chas. flansom, and a host of talent. JIPANESE DINNER and WEDDING SILKS. CHAS. AMOYT and COMPANY, Saint Penis, will SILL next week a large condiptinent of these beautiful Silk• Lot 1, originally 30e.. for 13e. 9d. Lot 2, originally 2 guineas. for El 9• 6d. Lot 3, worth aguinesa, from 11 Ha SiL Samples poet free. 61 and 62, SALNT PAUL'S, LONDON. Crown Bvo, M. DENIS DU V♦ L. By Wn.tj MAJINPLACII THACIRRAY. Sala, Indor, sad Co., 66, CornhilL NEW YORK, by NATIONAL. CUNARD, GI 11. N an,l en., and CANADIAN MAIL STEAMER, from LI VEEP' 11 t 151%.. steerage. £ 13. Ships S, New York awl N.... Orlvans.—Vor pn.sitge tickets apply tea DIONTtIi 'M ER I Eau.% S. Ingranecourt,Ecncborcb-dreet, E.C. Now ready, tam. Bvo, limp cloth, red edges, 2a. InHE DIVINE TEACHER- Being the recorded Rayless ot Oar Lord Jesus Chris; during HI Ministry on Earth. Contents: Preface—Birth, logy Lite, sad Preparation for His Ministry—llls Active Ministry—The Miracles—The Parable s — Clow of x. His Ministry, and Death—ltesurrection and Ascen sion—lnde_ IN NMAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STKAM•IIIIIP COMPANY Inland dorpatching their full-powered Clyde-built iron screw liikareshilm, carrying the totted States Malta, calling at Queens. gain, Ireland, on the following day, to take on board passengers destche , t, and with liberty to call at an Intermediate port: CITY OF PARIS, Wednesday, Nov. 20 CITY 10 ItOsTON, Saturday, November IN. ETNA, Wednesday, November 27. And every Wednesday and Saturday. Cain passage by the mall stamen sailing every Wednesday, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. Forward Includes a full supply of cooked provisions. Passengers f:T g an ' ada and the Totted States booked through on very advan• Wean terms further particulars apply to WILLIAM naktAN, f 2, Wateretreet, Liverpool ; aad to RIVER and MACEY, SI, King Williametreet, London. CI EA. —II IDSHI PMEN and APPRENTICES REQI IRED for irplendld chips.—Apply to W. SC'THER• LAW U. Feuebureh•buildings, Yeachureb-street. Established Issi. A iitade to the Slorthaot :Service, two sumps. EGYPTIAN NINE PER CENT. LOAN • of L 2, 0 ,0,000 %ring the consideration for the purchase of pis highness %Maplia Pasha's Domains in ERyt). Is The IMPERIAL 01ToM AN BANK du authorised to OVI'ER for 813R4CRIPTION, BONDS of .11. the VICE- ROY of !AVM guaranteed by the Egyptian Government. for ttisci,2oo. of tbe ahove Loan, the remainder ;•70.800' baring already been redeemed at par by th e First Year's Sink ing Fula Bonds of i•2O, LW% £2OO, and LI.OOO each will be issued bearing inbred at nine per cent. per annum, payable the tlud Ray and l Sovenilisr in each year, In London At the Agency of the Imperial Ottoman Bank.. 4. liant.buildings, Lothbury. At the Agency of the Imperial Ottoman Batik, 15, Place Vendome. Pula At Measrs. Oppeuhelm, Alberti, and Cie., 17, Rae de Londros. lm Alexandria lAt the Imperial Ottoman Bank. .) At Messrs. Hermann, Oppenheim, Nevelt, and Cle. The loan Is repayable at par in 14 years from this date, by yearly drawings, commencing in October, LOLL Price of Issue 1:90 per ClOO. The Bonds now offend for subscription are Issued purthard to the general bond of 11.11. Ismael Pacha, Viceroy of Egypt, countersigned lay the Minister of Mance, dated ard March, 1167, a translation of which is hereto appended, and a notarial copy of the original .which is deposited In the Bank of England) may be inspected at the Wheys of Messrs. Blreham and Co, 00,111remineedleetred. As shown In the bond, this loan is secured not only by the tree revenues of his Highness the Viceroy, bat by the special guarantee of the Dryptian Government, with whom are de. posited the Misdeeds of the property purchased. Allotments will be represented by Merin to Hearer, to be Issued as soon as possible, and when the instalments are paid, will be exchanged for Bonds to Bearer, carrying interest at 9 per cent. per annum from the Shad November, 1867 with couponsattached. The Wine price in L9O per 1100. Taking into account the delay In payment of the instalmenta, the actual rams for the money Invested Is over 10 per cent., Inclusive of the bonus represented by the redemption at par In 14 years. Subscriptions will A iiectle as under : 5 per cent. on n. 10 „ „ A etment. 10 „ , tb'd December, 1847. „ find January, IRK 15 „ „ leigremy, 15 „ „ Ifird Mardi, „ 10 „ „ !Rd April, 10 „ „ 22nd May, „ (deducting the Coupon b,r L 4 105, per cent. (leas income tax) doe thus day). Allottees will have the option of paying the remaking instal. 'Dents In advance on allotment, or on either of the shove dates, under discount at the rate of 6 percent. per annum. In default of the payment of the several instalments at the due dates thereof, all prinking payments will be liable to forfeiture. In cases where no allotment rf made the deposit will be returned within one week of the close of the subscription, and where ea allotment is nude It will be applied towards the pay .. — aubscription lists will be received in London at the Agency of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, 4, Bank-bulldings, Lothbury, where also forms of application may be obtained. London, 4, Bank.bulldings, Lothbury, Nov. 19, 1807. • -UNITED STATES 5-20 and 10-40 BONDS, at ?relent Prises, paying eves 8 per cent. and 7 per cent, per annum respectively. iASTICULAa of the ACTS AUTHOKIZINO the ISSUE of ragas W)NDt taring to the uncertainty in the minds of some as to the ulti mate payment of U.S. 1520 Bonds in gold, we have much plea sure In giving particulars of them, as also of the loan caned the Ten. Forty Loan, which has just been Introduced on this market, althoegh issued In 1866. Our advice is, hold your 5-20's If you have confidence In the implied faith of the U.S. government to pay them In gold ; but If you have not, then we recommend you to exchange for 10-40's, of which there can be no question as to their redemption In specie. Although the rate of interest Is one per cent lees than 6-181, yet on the present price they pay over seven per ceiir annum. Our information Is a synopsis of the acts auth o rizing the lee, 1864, and 1865 Loans of the United States of America, all of which are now quoted on the London Stock Zuhange. The Act of February tith, 1842, " Authorised the issue of 8500,000,000 in 6 per Cent. Bonds, redeemable after five, and Aril to in twenty years from date." Hence the name 5-91 Bonds. This Act does not expressly stipulate that principal and Interest shall he paid in gold, yet the Interest has hitherto been so paid, and will doubtless' continue to be, as also the priucipal, unless exchanged for some other security before maturity. The Act of Much Srd. 1864, " Authorised the hue of Bonds not exceeding e 200,000,000, bearing date March Ist, or sense- spleeny, redeemable at the pleasure of the government after any Period not less than five years, and payable at any period not more than forty years from date in coin, bearing Interest not ex ceeding c per cent. yearly in coin." The Bonds were lamed, bearing f. per cen in t. interest, and are knon as the Ten-Forty Loan, which is the only one uto which th e Act fies pay- ment of principal and interest In gold. speci The Act of March 1 , 1965, un der which the 5-20's of 1866 are Issued, provides for their leme, and also for what are known es Tais it the United States, as follows :—" Authorised an issue of t o eo.oao,ooo In bonds or Treasury notes; bonds may be made pay.ible at any period not more than forty years from data of fame, or may he made redeemable at the pleasure of the Wean meet at after any period not less than five, or more than forty years from date : 'or may be made redeemable and payable as aforesaid, as may be expressed upon their face; and so much thereof as may be lamed in Treasury notes may be made OM rertlble into any bonds authorised by this Act, and be made re &email,: or payable at such periods as the Secretary of the Trea t:ars may deem expedient. The Interest on the bonds payable semiannually; on Treasury notes semi-annually, annually, or at natality thereof, and the principal or interest, or both, be made Parable in coin or other lawful money; if in coin, not to mud 6 per cert. per annum : when not payable in coin not to exceed 7 3-10 per cent. per annum : rata and character to be aapeergl on bowls or Treasury notes." Under this act were issnd Seven- Thirties, due August 14th, 1867, June 14th, 1868, and July 14th, IRei, mot 5.20's redeemable after five and payable 20 years alter date. The when taken up, are exchanged for the &Ara but as there le wilting said In the bond as to its being end in gold, and the rate of Interest is arrived at by the coupons attached, the act can no doubt be construed " coin or other Leful money." But as the interest thus far has been paid In rid, and en the Implied faith of the government calls for it, there is no doubt, unless previously exchanged for some other issue, that they will be redeemed In gold or Its equivalent. We buy and sell, or exchange these bonds for any others, or others for these, at the current rates of the day, charging one counaission nonly on the exchange. We cub the interest ou American bonds and stocks , Issue and collect drafts on any part f the rafted States ; purchase American products, and receive consignments "unable for American markets out cantabile& BILDING, X KITH and Co., American Bankers and Ilruhruts, London, Nov. 16,1867. 80, Lombetetreet, LC. T 0 INVESTORS and BORROWERS. FOURTH CITY MUITAL BUILDING and INVENTIEENT ,30 CIP.Ty, 145, Cannon-street, London, LC. CAPitl-1,500 shame, tea each—MON ; d which snore than Vaace have been paid. 11," h erb, have mi ds d ,4 easeh the ol Societycuritlea. are Invested only on Mortgages of Leasehold ae Deposits received repayable at 14 days' notice. Present rate of hnerest 4 per cent. per annum. All person s smdap an eligible lavestmeint, or desirous of pur citishst Property, are Invited to apply for • prospectus. The hala ace payable on advances cue In coarse of redemption Is itc.s,ono. J. HIGHAM, Secretary. INVESTMENT§ paying 10 per cent. and upaards.—BARTLITT and rHAPMAYS INVESTMENT Clkel LAk and FINANCIAL RECORD (post Free ok s .%F i l ic '" Lion' Mb .11111 he consulted by all who wish to make and profitahle Ivestments. Oakes, No. 2, Bucklersbury, E.C. --------- MONEY to LEND, BA 6 per cent., with Life Maumee, on real or good personal security. Salsa of itererslow, Life Interest& and Amanda; negodaled• — AP9 l 7 to D. NAccuatvitAir, Y.LA. and 7.8.8., WA, Moorgateetzset. London. SILVER MEDAL awarded by the Jurors at the Pada P. ll ilbitlon.—Mesers. E. Y. RMLY and Co. Invite Rcotl...men to Inspect their stock of CILNTRAL 11.11 and PIN CAP.TP.IDGE BRIMCII LOADING GUNS, of the and approved Patents. Dont.% Rifles Oh the above systems for deer-stelldn, de. Ilustrated price Ilat on a Matins. 002, 01/9 , LONDON. THE NATIONAL BANK of INDIA (Limited). Established in tnlcutta, 45th September. 1863, under Indian Acta, KIX. of I8:57, and VII. of 1860. Registered in London under the Companies Act of 1802, on the 23rd March. Isoo. Authorised capital. ZiA4lO,OOO, in 80,000 shares of £25 each. Subscribed capital £927 .7.41 Paid-up capital Reserve fond Head O6ice-80. King Willism.street, London, E.C. Ltranches—calcutta and Bombay. Agents at Madras—Messrs. Minty and Co. Agents in Ealinbargh—Messrs. Dalmahoy mat Cowan, W.S., it, Hill-street Agents to Glasgow—Messrs. Cooper, Mackenzie, and Imes, 153, St. Viticentstrest BOARD OF DIRECTORS. John Borradalle, Esq. W. S. Fitzwililam, Esq. .1. R. Boyson, Esq. W. t Freer, Esq. R. 0. Cenipbell, Pao. R. P. Hanison, Esq. E. W. Wingrore, Ent. LONDON ISANNIRs. The Bank of Ragland I Tho Ifatloaal Provincial Bank of England. Sottertuns—Mesan. Lawrance, Plows, and Boyer. The NATIONAL BANK of INDIA (limited; receives depodts and allows Interest thereon at . _ -- --- S per c en t . er annum it fixed for 3 months, Special arrangements can be made for large amounta or lonpr periods. The Bank also grants drafts, negotiates and collect' bills pay able in Calcutta, Bombay, and Madras: effects the purchase or sale of Indian or other securities: and undertakes the safe custody of the Wile ; receives Interest, pay, pensions, and con ducts all general finking business connected with India. ego, King William-street, &C. R OYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Lombard•street, London ; and Liverpool. Annual Revenue nearly 44410.000. Accumulated Funds In Hand mealy £1,600,000. FULL Premiums In 1866 — £447,871. REDUCTION oL DUTY.-Blug. this Ant took place, In 1864, the increase of business of the Royal, as shown by the Govern. went Returns, has exceeded that of any other dike. LIVE. At each declaration of Life Profits one of the largest Bonuses ever given by any company has been declared under parUdpating policies. The following are Examples of the Life Bonus up to 1864.• Year In which Policy Original Amount Amount with 8011113 was enacted. Assured. added. 1846 £2,000 L 2,760 600 690 1446 450 612 300 408 147 750 1,006 Annual and Hall-Yearly Premiums for an 214011200 of £lOO for the whole Term of Life. Without participation. With participatlon. Age. Half-1 early. Yearly. Half-Yearly. Yearly. SO £0 17 1 £1 13 8 £1 0 0 gl 19 4 25 019 1 118 2 1 2 6 2 4 2 30 1 2 4 2 811 1 1 4 2 9 9 35 1 5 6 210 0 1 8 8 216 2 40 1 9 7 218 0 112 8 3 4 1 45 1 14 8 3 7 lt 1 18 1 3 14 6 • Life Profits divided every Aye Yearn Proposals made during the Current Year will alone participate In the next Division of Profits after the close of 1809. PERCY Y. DOVE, Manama and Actuary. JOHN B. JOHNSTON. Secretary In London. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE MI:MANCE COMPANY 01VICIS : —l, Daleaired, Llviroctl ; 7, Cornlilll ; and Charing- aroma, foinlon. The invested fends new antotot b 411,154.33 e, the are revenue to £818,055, and that of the life to SALM. The moderate rates of premium, with •gaaranteed fixed bonus for the life policies of Oa sod their sales se speeisl sWhecuritaties to third parties, mdse pattlealidy•dvistspeur. Todd t lislo a luc r ivAriftleilignaridiims paid I* days attar J MIMES. LAW Bearstary. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Invested Meets—Upwards of Five Millions Annual Income—Hall s Million. _ _ Cliii,s Psid—lievee and a_9tuTter Millions. Four-lifthsa - liTe Bemuses hitherto added to Policies—Upwards of Four Policies upon the participating scale effected during the cur rent year (Dern will share In the profits to be distributed at the next division, which will be made up to 31st December, 1886. For Prospectuses, Statements of Accounts, he., apply to the Actuary at the Office, Fleet-street, London. WILLIAM SAMITIL DOWIaS, Actuary. MENTRS. TROLLOPE have to LET FUR BHILD REsIIDEICCES, for the autumn and winter season, in the Lowndes, Eaton, and Chester squares, Grosvenor, Eaton, Chatham, and Wilton places, and other choice 'Random. Full particulars and cards to view at the Belgrave Auction and Estate Agency Odioes, Eatousquare, and thilkin-street West, Behave-square, &W. FIELD'S GUINEA FAMILY BIBLE, large, bold type, beat binding, beautiful plates, and 10,004 re ferences. The largest stock In the kingdom, from 4a. to 20 guineas, at JOHN FUSLEYB great Bible warehouse, 65 and 07, Itagenra-quadrant, next door to St. Jamas-hall. T ABLE CUTLERY of HECHT and BA.ZIN'S b... i....d SQU w it b liE bistru .—M cu r ... . W to .DO SELL UGLAS Lo haa NG IP WITDBB- F IELD'S GUINEA IVORY CHURCH peculiar STEEL navie, first qtudity, with po e t bgt rhns, clasp, and mono- BENEFICIAL LEASE of a firsaclass RESIDENCE, with r vim, a beautiful wedding Oa seat e free tronaJOIIN FLEW'S al a. d. &d. ad, ad. ad. s. d. dons and superior stabling, In good substantial and d Table knives per dos 8612016021030 0 98 0 40 0 repair, situate on the best side of the squara—App -ec.re ly at the 6 I Igreat Blble warehouse, 65 and tiT, Regent's-quadrant, next door to St. James ' s -halL • second quality of this book, 10a Cheese knlvesper doa 7 6 10 0 12 0 16 6 23 0 80 0 32 0 offices, 14, Lowndes street, B. W. Meat carvers per pair f 0 ri 0 {6 70 B6llO 12 0 _ ___ __ . _______ _ iNATIT7(IW__Th. PATIENT STRAW Also electro-plated spoons and forks of the best quality. Catalogues post free, 112, Regent-aired, R. Patabilshed 1827. R.—A VILLA RESIDENCE to be LET, Famished, from present time till end of next Aug it an easy dlutanoe from the railway stations, standing high, with pleasure grounds, near Windsor Great-park, com mending a fine view of Windsor Castle stabling for Mar bones, good kitchen garden, gardener paid by landlord.—For particu lars and cards to view, apply at the offices of Mr. W. DOUGLAS, if, Lowndes-street, Delgrave-spare, S.W. CAUTION. —The PATENT STRAW ENVELOPES, for PACKING BOTTLED MIMS, de., known throughout the world for the leaf ten years, &remade only by W. BEYSilat and Co., 37, Enetcheap, City. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES. " for which a prize medal was ILWard4.l. Second to Mints only to the " penny postman stamp." See opinions of the press. OS, Corrihnt, and Pe. 11111311CDSTRIET. HANOVER-SQUARE for NOVEMBER con tains a new piece by SYDWIT MTH, BBIGIIT HOURS . " A caprice likely to endear H mare' to every young lady who may hear oft play IV—Musical W odd. LE-STREET.—Furnished, or to be M rl3 Lin LEARY, an exoehlent HOUSE., containing • large dining room, libriry, and anteroom, two drawing-rooms, bou doir, and conaervatory. 10 bed and dreadng rooms, commodious .savants' °Roes, capital stabling In the rear. Taman may mode rn:G.—Cards to view from Lessen ROE and CU'B'ITS, estate agents, 14, langham-place (next to the Langbain Hotel). ('ILOCESTER-PLACE, PORTMAN-SQUARE. A 'Unfurnished or taenYhd, or the Leese to be Sold, an excellent HOUSE, well and In good order with coach house end stabling at the raw, and alao well tarnished. Price of lawntand hunituro, 61,100.—Cards to view at MOWS. HOE and CURTIS'S. 14, Langhant-plaoe meet to the Longhorn Motel). REGENT'S -PARK.—Unfurnished.—Rent £l5O a year (tinder), and a small premium for the lease.—A choke BASIDILNCIL to be LET, In York-terrace . also one la Cornell-terrace and Chester-terrace shortly. Stabling an be had. —Particulars and arrangements to view of Meows. ROE and CUETIS, auctioneers and valuers, 14, langlman-place, W. (next to the Login= Hotel). MIL. WM. WILLIAMS, LAND and ESTATE ENT. 18, QUIJLN-STREXT, 081081 DE, Ima always on hand a choice 81iLF.CTION at PLOTS on the most approved Patsies neer London, which may be purchased ma easy terms. Properties for sale registered tree, and valuations to probate or otherwise on moderate terms. BOARD of WORKS requiring the above T p i nteimes for City Improvereenta, Mr. WM. WILLIAMS'S TSMPORARY 011/ICIS, oa sad alter the Ist December, will be at No. 11, COLEILAN•STRILET, CITY. EDWIN SMITH AND CO., AUCTIONEERS AND AGILTTS, 1102, RIO ENt EMMET, W. NOBLE TOWN RESIDENCE for the winter Beeson. A gentleman having a magnificent FURNISHED MANSION containing every pond Ne luxury In one of the best of town, will accept moderate terms from a lint elms amity who would take wed it as If their own. Six noble recep tion rooms, 14 bed and dressing rooms. Stabling attached. Agents, Mews. EDWIN SMITH and 00.,504, liwnit-street, W. °HARMING RESIDENCE fora moderate-size V Family, with ornamental garden, close to Portland place and the legenCoperk. The lease at a low rent, and the and fitted furniture, to be DIAPOSED OF, by mews. rvil.l SMITH and CO., 302, llegent4teet, W. EATON -SQUARE.—For member of Parlia ment or a nobleman, one of these charming EMI - DEMME beautifully furnished, and having an extra bedroom story and good stabling, to be LET, until Emster.—Apply at the offices of Messrs. EDWIN SMITH and Cu., 302, Regent-street. BELGRAVIA.—Mr. FRED. GODWIN begs respectfully to call the attention P R OPE R TY king Fur. dined or Unfurnished RISIDENCES or far SALK to his REGISTER, which may be inspected at his cakes, and which contains houses In Eaton•quare, Cadogen-place, Onelow mes.e, Chesharn-place, Wilton crescent and street, Westbenrne- Chester-square, Lowndesetreet, Makin-street West, rieMcwt-gerdens, Oringtowequare, end other desirable posi tions—Auction and Agency Offices, 3, Halkin-terrace, Belgrave square, B.W. L'EXTINCTEUR. - DESTRUCT'. VE FIRES and LOBB of LIVE hs all cases where puttee are on the premises, can be prevented by the nee of L 'EXITNCTIEUR.-DICKS' PATNNT PORT ABLZ MI-ACTING FIRE ENGINE. ][. j 'EXTINCTEUR IS ALWAYS READY, Cllll be Died ra teny panon, PUTS OUT I INSTANTLY. Perfectly harmless to person and property TINCTEUR has SAVED NUM - IRON L FACTOII.IIO3, Wareham" Ships, Ithosiona, dio., Mears. Yoe, Boos, and Co.'s preallsea, end many others lately. EXTINCTEUR.—Prices, £2l2s. 6d. to £6 6s. L ' Pamphlets with description, teetiewmials, ate . , post tree. 7A)11, London Depot, Ho. a, FALOOI 4 I-8111LIT, N. 43. BIINS ON'S WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, slim's, and ELECTRO PLATE. J. W. BENSON, Watch and Clock Negev by @pedal appoint ment to WILE the Prhme of Wales. MAZER of the GREAT CLOCK of the EXHIBITION, 188!, Of the Chro c u a rr by which the Derby is tinted, And of the Gold by the City of Loudon to TAM. the Prince of C es alr a sod Duke of Edinburgh, And piner of Prise Medals at London, Dublin, anti 'Paris. Manufacturer of numerous Pine-Art Racing Cup.. Ac., Begs tehafonn the world that, by the aid of Improved Mem machtsmry, he manufactures every deecriptlon of CLOCK AIM WATCH. CHURCH, yla r A ABLE, C LE HEMOMETER, 110RIZONTAL, DRAWING-ROOM, L xrn.r.se, DININGBOOM, CHRONOGRAPH, LIBRARY, he. PELSENTATION, Ac, Watches sent safe by to all parts of the world. 001,0 Can.. SILVIA CAY Open face I Hunters. Open face Hunters. double cases. 'le cases. GOLD CAW. 11011 , 12 CASE. Open Mce 1 Open face I outgo easel. 1 Hunk "' I double awn 1 Hunter ' 8104801411 LONDON-MADE LEVERS. 10 10 0 I 13 13 0 I 44 0 I 55 0 15 15 0 18 18 0 6 6 0 7 7 0 20 00 23 00 10 10 0 11 11 0 30 0 0 35 0 0 17 17 0 20 0 0 BENSON'S CHRONOMETERS. 42 0 0 o•sso0 52 0 0 1 56 0 0 v I 43 0 0 I i 45 0 0 THE CHROMOLITHOGRAPH : a Journal of art, Literature, Decoration, and the Acoom Leading Feature : Profuse illustration in chromo , the meet beautiful and refined of all the reproductive arts. No. I early In November. Arlin its higher walks will be Illustrated by chrornolithographic facalmlles of choice works of the greatest platen in oil and water colours, ancketand modern. Those branches of art which are regarded as accomplishmenta will be ably treated by the following eminent masters: 1. LANDSCAPE PAINTING,AteOg PFNLEY, Senior Professor of Drawing and Painting at Addiscombe. Member of the New Water Colour Society, and author of various standard works. FAINTING, by Mr. lIIIIHOUOI 811ALLMELP, of the Old Water Odour Society, whom talents u an arena and pre eminence as a teacher are so well known. S. FLOWER Rod FRUIT PAINTING, by Mr. T. GIONLAND, the ablest artist in this degartsmal of art 4. WOOD CARVING sad the OOLLATUAL STUDIES, by Mr. °gown Acriurn Roods, artist to wood to the Qoeeo , du a. ILLUMINATION, Mars. W. and G. ArneLEY, whose meguillotatly works have gained such world-wide fame. These various progemors will contribute regularly illus trations which will fors fall-page chromolithographs, accom panied by descriptive letterpress conve in the most attractive form, and In every branch, the hlgbest kind of art teaching. a T. DBOORATIVE ARTS, by Dr. DRINALIt, who has spe cially selected Illustrations from the Pans Exhibition, which he will also describe. . The Journal, "The Chromolithograph," will be published weekly, and contain 16 pages text, and three tan-pure chromo lithographs, for ed. Annual subscribers of 265., prepaid, alone will have the additional great privilege of receiving free an abso. lute fac-simile in chromolithography to the full sine of the "Dar rash Raphael," for which the BritJah nation paid 9,000 guineas. Full proapectuaes, which alone can convoy an idea of the value of the Journal, may be had on application to W. J. - Dy, ge, Cockspurairest, London, &W. BENSON'S R.F.PEAI7/88. M 0 4,4 0 0 75 0 0 I 80 0 0 1 65 0 0 1 66 0 0 _ . BENSON'S KEYLESS WATCHER. 30 0 0 - Fll - 0" 71 - 1 - 000 - 01 . 23 0 0 3600 1 3800 1 250 oiosoo • - - - BENBOrB CRYSTAL OLABB WATCIII%. 14 14 0 I .. .. 65 0 I I .. .. .. - 21 0 0 I 88 0 8EN901411 HORIZONTAL WATCHER. 560880 2 2 0 3 3 0 99 0 I 1!12 0 I I 4 4 0 65 0 PM farther Prices and Danortptions, and artracts from the Preen see BENSON'S ELLUSTRATID PAXPRLET, sent pod free to an part* of the world. If Watcheser chanta. Kichansed or Repaired. A Liberal Discount to — BENSON'S SHOW ROOMS FOR SILVER And Eleetro-plate contain every requisite for the Dinner and Tea Tsble, the. See Illustrated Plate Pamphlet, containing numerous Illustrations, descriptions, and pekes, seat post free to all Perla of the world. Old Silver Plate bought or exchanged. BENSON'S JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT Contains every description of Pine Gold Jewellery, including Bracelets, Brooches, Chains, Earrings, Lockets, Pins, Studs, etc. , in all patterns. For prima, he., we photo graphs, gent post tree to all pasta of the world. Old Jewel lery taken in exchange J. W. BENSON, CITY STEAM WORKS and SHOW ROOMS, 58 and 90, LUDGATZ.HILL. WEST-END ESTABLISHMENTS-25, Old Bond-street, and 99, Westhouri at ame, London. 1749. HANOVER-SQUARE for NOVEMBER. " The Merpolse Is exceNntly printed on good paper, of octavo sire: and beteg sold for one shilling, b a marvel of cheap. nep 11 piblidumi in the ordinary manner, the four pieces wonld certainty be priced at twelve shillings, whereas they are here offered for as many peons ."— Dilly Te legraph . London; Ashdown and Perry, tianoveraquare. TLADIRB.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an TO Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Impute to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which ft Induces a the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing Irritation and re mog all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, dlsoolorations, and other cutaneous visitations, render It Indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or Intense solar heat. Price 4s, 6.1. and 811. M. per bottle-Bdd at in. Hatton-garden and birahemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Kalydor, and balm* of spurlotui and pernicious articles under the name of " Kalydor." SELECT VOCAL CATALOGITE (gratis and post tree) may be had everywhere, sad ot the Publishers, mem& Rebut Cocks sad Co., New Buttlagtouvareet. pIESSE and LITBIN'S SWEET SCENTS. agoolis, Patchettly, Geranium, Ever•weet, Opopeam. rran lermoirn Bag, While Rose, Llgo Aloe. and 1,001 others from every flower that breathes • fragrance. fa ed. each, or three bottles In a case, 7a. Sold by the fashionable Amulets and perfumers In all parts of the workl.—LibtAtA. TOZY of norm, 2, Now Bond-West, London. IFFOUSE FURNISHING. - WM. werffrs GENERAL FURNISHING WHOLESALE and EXPORT UPHOLSTERY WARICHOITSER, l to 119, Newington-butte. Factories : 46 to 49, handed/est. The largest and =et varied Stocks In London to select from, suitable far completely furnish ing soy clams of house, and at prices never before offered. AU goods warranted, packed, and delivered free. Illuitrated ;oles lists of cabinet furniture, carpets, bedsteads (In brass, Iron, and wood), bedding, upholstery, table linen, sheeting, blankets quilts, counterpane, du., gratis. MR SERVICES of 108 Pieces, in stone . from 13 2s. Several hundred Sernetil slwgs on view, from n s e s sta c la w in=nts to the most fast and tea etc., in equal v dcnit astL eid u S g ly cut glass ter the table ot every description. Perms may select from the largest stock In London, and effect a saving et IS to DO per cent. at ADAM and Co.'s, 87, Word-street, new Be gent-drcus DINNER, Dessert, Breakfast, Tea, and Toilet SERVICES. —The newest and best patterns always on view. Every description of cut table glass In great varlet y. The stock has been selected with much care, and Is edmtrebtr suited for parties furnishing to choose from. An amortrnest of ornamental goods, combining novelty with beauty. First-olaas quality, mperkw taste, low mime —ALFRED B. PEARCE, 39, Ludgate-MX E.C. Established 1160. PRANSPARENT CANDLES.—If yon only 1 want something pretty to look at, without minding a little smoke and smell, and a little bending and running over if the room should happen to be rather wanner than usual, buy say of theeety very transparent laclity ParaMne Candles sow sold on fr everywhere at e per nd ; but alon with beauty of appearance, you re quir e stead pou y brilliancy if, of light, and freedom from risk of these little oonal mishaps, tell your dealer to supply you with " PRICE'S GOLD MEDAL PALM CANDLES,' Which, though charged at a higher In! rind. are really cheaper when the difference of q le um into account. They are believed to be the very inbontate yet Produced for real wax and spermaoMl, now at such en extravagant and are befog introduced hi place of them la the West End Clubs and elsewhere where exesellisce of quality Is singisd as well as economy. (Vida —The CLAY CROBB COMPANY IV supply direct from their Oolharlas at Clay Croy.—The book spa m a n sod, CH I D per toe ; atoolidt,_Wa --Comb at dollvar to °MCI, BUZWOOD-PLACZ IDGEWAILLROAD, W. Le ANDALUZA TrENDA de `TINOS ESPA .A.4 NOUS. ISt Fanoburchatreet, LC., the only Spanish wine shop oat of Spain. Spanish wines only. For price list of 25 different aorta, beginning at 140. ed. per dozen, write to JOSS PIODSLA, La Andalnza, No. IS3, Feneburehntreek London, KC KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1866. This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE lIKDAL —lt is pare, mild, mellow, &Worm, mad very wholesome. Sold In bottle., aL Bd. each, at the retell houses in London . by the agents In the principal towns in EogLod ; or wholesale Great WimimMatreet, London, W e the red seal, pink label, and cork branded " Kinahan's LL Whisky. BASS'S PALE ALE.—REDUCTION of PRICE. Tin OCTOBER BREWTROB are now ready, In mak end bottle. London and Dublin Stout, Barton, Edinburgh. Preoton pans Ale, Qt.—YIELD, WARDELL, and Co., 10. Adamotrott Adolph'. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 25 for 4a. ; 50, an. ; 100, 101. Fresh Ptah (In ice% three kinds, for 10e Delivered tree to all of London and country upon receipt of remittance, by FMSK. "MINDY and Co., dth purveyors Great Yarmouth. SAUCE. —LEA and PE RRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. This delicious condiment, pronotinceda nm eennolosne. THE ONLY GOOD RAU • It prepared solely by LEA and The public are report:ldly cautioned snainet worthless beta. lien,, and should see that Lea and Perrins'itanses are onwnippor. label, bottle, and stopper. ASH for LEA and PERRIN'S' SAUCE. Sold wholesale and for export by the ProprNtote, wormier Mears. CROSSE and BLACKWELL Maas.Bn,CLAY and SON& London. Re.. En.; and by groom and oilmen unlvereally. CA7AIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, FIRY nr MULLIGATAWNY PAST& Curry Powder and Curry sauce, may be obtained retail In all of the world, and wholesale of CROSSE and BLACK Purveyors to au Qum, Soho-rpm% Landon. MESSRS. TROLLOPE have to LET and SELL Ora-clans MANSIONS and medlum•thed RMDENCES In Hyde•parkcorner, Grosvenor crescent and gardens, Eaton, Chester, and Lon ndes squares, Rutland, Prince's, and Queen's gates and other choice situation.—Auction, land. and estate agency offices, Belgrase-office, Kston•square, and lialidu-stroet West, Belgraresquare, S.W. pR I NOES-GAT E. Messrs. TROLLOPE have to SELL a mod clearable medium-sized MANSION In this fashionable and delightful situation. Contains 12 had chambers and dres , ing.ronms, bath-room, titled bath hot and cold supply. elegant and lofty suite of dravring.moms, noble dining-room, library, gentleman's room, ample and well-arranged domestic offices, stall stable and double coachhonse. —Auction. land, and estate agency offices, Belgrave-deoe, gatonaquare, and 'Janda-street West, Belgrave-square, S.W. PRINCES -GARDENS. —Mews. TROLLOPE have to SELL a Ent-class MANSION In this unique situa tion, being close to Rotten-row, Rensington-gardens, and Hyde park, and containing 11 bed dumber', bath room. and six ele gant anti spacious reception rooms; tour-stall stable and double coach.bouse.—Anction, land, and estate agency °floes, Bel grave-office. Eaton-square, and Halkin-street West, Belgrave square, S.W. H YDE -PARK-CORNER (close to).—.Messrs. TROLLOPE have a noble MANSION in ooe of the finest positions In London, and overlooking the park, to be SOLD, with capital stabling. To a Minister of State, Ambassador, or gentle man of fortune appreciating a fine structure, with handsome re ception rooms and accommodation for a large establishment, this presents a moat favourable opportunity for purchase.—Auction, land, and estate agency oMces, Belgmve-ollee, Eaton-square, 1 and Halkin-street Weak Belgrave-square, &W. GROSVENOR-G ARDEN'S. —Messrs. TROL LOPE have to Bbl.L a flest-clammedium4ixed RBSIDENCE In this splendid position, containing 11 bed and dressing rooms, numerous and e'*aat reception rooms, ample domestic apart ments: fourstall stable and double coach-house. Planned and fitted furniture may be had at a valuation—Auction, land, and estate agency offices, Belgraveoffice, Eaton square, and Halkin street West, Belges's-square, 8 W. EATON -PLACE. Masan. TROLLOPE have to BELL a really capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate in the best part of this first-elase position, containing IS bedcham bers, elegant and lottysuite of drawing.rooma, large dining-room. library, and gentleman's room, ample and commodious basement, principal and secondary staircase : eight-stall stable, triple coach with tour dwelling-rooms over.—Auction. land, and estate agency offices, Belgrave-oface, Eaton-square, and Ralkinetreet Week Belgrare-tiquare, S. W. T ,OWNDES-STREET. Mews. TROLLOPE -EA have tb SALL the beneficial LEASE of a capital HOUSE, held for over 17 years date the residence of the Hon. Mrs. Pakenham, demsedl. This house, which Is thoroughly well found in every particular, contains 10 bed and rooms,drumlin/ 1s two drawing.rooms, good dining room, library, gen rooms, with bath, well-arranged and commodious °glees, sit stall stable, and doable coach-botme.—Auction, Land, and Estate Agency Offices, Belgrave-ogice, Eaton-square, and lialkin-street West, Belgravesquare, S.W. EATON-PLA.C4---Idesighr&ouorg have _ILIA to DISPOSE or the beissectiet ONE et - die tint HOUSES In this fine podtion, containing 11 bed-chambers, elegant suite of three drawing-rooms, capital dining-room, library, commodious and well-arranged domestic offices.—Auc don, Land, and Estate Agency offices, Belgraveoffice, Itston square, and lialldn-street Met, Belgravenguare, S.W. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE, (Managing Director, Mr. P. Strange.' Three Wets, 500 Dancers, 00 Instrumentalists, Singers, Acmbeta, Mules: Pic tures, West Telegrams, Saloons, Supper.rootna Lavatorke, Smoking-rooms, Evening Paper ; 10 Orchestral Pieces Every Night. Open at Halt-peat Seven, begin at Eight- Prices--d., *a, and ed. : teserred Seats, 41. Private Oozes, trout 41 la Box-ogioe open trout Eleven to Four. PIANOS and HARMONIUMS, ___ ON EASY TERM& _ _ MOORS and MOORZ, Sas. 104 sad 106. 1116110PSGAMSTREZT WITHIY, LC. United Tires alast on. sod Drawlap poet hoc Cortiaso tree to all parts ot the CHEAP WINTER DRESSES. The following LOTS will be SOLD by CHAS. AMOTT and COMPANY, TRIO DAY, and dating the Week: Lot 1. 400 Pieces of Serra, originally 16s. W., for 10e. 6d. dress. lot 2 . 700 Pie** originally 2s. Sd., tor Is. Id. per yard. Lot S. 2,000 Pieces Aberdeen Whaley, worth Is. M., for le. per yd. Lot 4. 000 Pieces Caralet, worth Os. 6d., for 4a. lid. the dress Lot 6. 1,100 Hob Paris Rep Dews... worth A 2, for One Guinea. Lot 6. 500 Pieces French Merino, worth Is. 641 , for 11.9 d. per yd. Lot 7. 250 Pieces Velveteen, is. 40. per yard, worth ge. 6d. Patterns post tree. CHAS. AMOTT and Co., 61 and 62, SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. FRENCH. -78, King William-street, City, and Heorge's.ball, Langham.place, Regentetreet.—Pßl- VATlC LEBBA)NB and CLASSFA, on a sod conversa tional method, by ItARIOT DE BEA I VOIBIN. Ladies meet at 11 am. ; gentlemen. at 7 and 8 p sm. Prospectuses at the Hall, and at M. de B.'s City Clan Rooms, 78, King William street, E.C. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. NEW BOOKS. NOTICE—A REVISED LIST BOOKS of the NEW SEASON, containing a large and varied selection of works of aclmow 'edged merit and general Interest, is now ready, and will be for warded (postage tree) on application. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. First-class subscription one guinea per ansum and up wards, according to the number of volumes required. Families and book societies supplied on liberal terms. Frospectmes (postage free) on application. Wi:lrrs LIBRARY MBSSENGERS call ttally in Bayswater and Belgravia, and on appointed days In every other part of London and the Immediate neigh bourhood, to deliver books at the residences of subscribers, on a plan which has given general matisfaction for many years. Pro spectres (postage free) on application. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. CHKAP BOOKS. NOTICE —A REVIBIBCATAizaui of SURPLUS COPIES of RECENT WORKS withdrawn from lendle's Select Library, for BALK at greatly reduced prime Is now ready, and will be forwarded ;poets'e free) on application. This catalogue con tains The Early Years of the PrMce Consort, Dianne New Ame rica, Berkeley's Anecdotes of the Arldemacy, and more than one thousand other popular books, with a large selection of works of the beet authors, In ornamental bindings, adapted for wedding and birthday presents; and school prises —MCBEE'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited), New Orford-street; City Office, 4, King-street, Cheapaide. BIIYERS of CHRISTMAS GIFT BOORS will save money by =Aldine an early selection at JOHN I , I2LD'S Great Warehouse. The Stock is now complete, and embraces thousands of beautiful Illustrated Books in choke bindings. at an immense reduction on the price. —Sc and 07, Regent-street (neat to St. James'-hall). PIOUSANDS of JUVENILE GIFT BOOKS. School Prime, Picture Sap Hooks, and all the newest 's Boob, at en Immense redaction In price, without ax. the istweet stock to ogled from in London, at JOHN F LLD'S, 65 and e 7, Horst-street, next door to St. James's-hall of irtmusTßAnn WORKS and Standard Authors, in Elegant Bindings. adapted for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and the Drawing-room Table, at an immure reduction from the published peke, including all the New Books of the Season, Pocket Books, Diaries, and Almanacks for ISM, at JOHN YI ELD'S Great Warehouse, St and 67, Regentetreet, next to St James's HAD. BLACK SILKS EXTRAORDINARY.—CHAS. AMOTT and COMPANY, St Paula will SELL next week, the M ot ock of a ll M Si anufacturer. as follow.: 0 LI. A Bright lk, It Sid. yard. Lott Worth Sa. ltd , for 0 per yard. Lot 11. Worth fa, for 9a per yard. Lot 4. Worth Si. ed., for Si. WL per Tart Patterns pod free. St and SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. Til►~ESan and GUNNY, OUTFITTER& f” S uly astabllimsat Londe & nett doer to Sostorati• bow& etrand N.B. LIU of asoeisary outfit for every /arum ridrezpolntlaant to ol Mu & and as °cloak^ bo tar = &pullou& HOOPING COUGH.—ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION, the celebrated effectual cure without internal medicine Sold by most respectable Chemists, Price as. per bottle. Wholesale Agent, EDWAADS, 38, Old Change (formerly of 57, ht. Peal*. London. ferfattfrati. TINSLEYS' MAGAZINE. Noa 1., It, 111., IV., and V. are now ready. This day Is published No. V. of ►rINSLEYS' MAGAZINE. A_ An illustrated Monthly. Price One Shilling. Goadusted by EDMUND EMS. °DIMWITS : 1. The Adventures of Dr. Brady. By W. H. Rama LLD. (With an Illustration.) Chap. XV. How I begin to find I am mistaken. Chap. XVI. Two Essays to begin Life. Chap. EVIL Bow I become Dr. Brady. Chap. XVIIL Life In College. Chap. XII. A Visitor and a Mystery. L The Story of a Chignon. (With on Illustration.) Jamrech'a 4. Making up fee It & Absence. 6. Pleasures just past. 7. Aunt Anastadia in the Gallery. 8. The Rock Ahead. By Edmund Yates. (With an Illustration.) Book 1., Chap. VIII. The Linnet's first ?HAL Chap. IX. 9. The Furies. Soaring. 10. Ireland for the Irish. By an American Fenian. 11. The Hon. Alice Brand's Crespondence. No. V. It Kettledrorandng. 18. Paris Faahl.ms. (With Coloured Plate, and several Illus trations.) 14. Played out. London: Tinsley Brothers,lB, Catherine-street, Strand. STORM BOUND is the CHRISTMAS NUMBER of "TIIIBLEY'S MAGAZINE" BY GEORGE AUGUSTUS GALA.—LIFE an d ADVENTURES In MANY COUNTRIES, In BANTER, every week. One Penny. The Second Monthly Part now ready. Price ?twopence poet free, Seven Stamps.-18.1, Fleet-street 131FANOVER-SQUARE for NOVEMBER, the New Miegagne of Music, edited by LIMAS BLOM, it to be had of every mndceeller and bookseller to Great Britain and Ireland. Price Is. CONTINTS : &newt and Joys. Sketch for the Pianoforte. Jules Benedict. What does little Birdie say t Song. Arthur 8. Sullivan. Bright Hours. Caprice for the Pianoforte. Sydney Smith. Bessie Bell Banat Henry Smut. London : Ashdown and Parry, Hanover-square. TEANOVER-SQUARE for NOVEMBER con tains • new piano plea by JCL'S Summar, SORROWS and JOYS. " The piece Is in the Wilma degree artistic sad laiaginative."—Dally Telegraph. HANOVER,SQUARE for NOVEMBER con tains a new song by Agintrn B. BULLivas, WHAT DOES LITTLE BIRDIE SAY / " Nothing could possibly be more simple than the melody, and no melody could more exquisitely translate the gentle words Into mnsic."—Dsily Telegraph. HANOVER-S Q UARE for NOVEMBER con tabu a new so by HENRY SMART, BESSIE BELL " More natural, nl, musicianly writing does not exist The very simplicity el 'Bre Bell,' which plsoes It within the reach of every oue, Is In Itself a chsrm"—The Queen. fubifrattand. ROBERT COCKS and Co.'s NEW MUSIC. HOME THEY BROUGHT HER WARRIOR DRAD. gong. LINDSAY (mri. J. W. Ms). ; fres for 19 Lewis Thomas wondrous declamation Is this sow at He ltin Zebicif Concert evoked a perfect tempest of applause, and was repeated with a dmllar demonstration. THE ISSUING CAP. Song. By W. T. WI/ORTON. Poetry by MALLS MACKAY. 3e. free for 19 stamps. Mdlle. Deb hart always bewitching. was exceptionally charming Herr liveliest sang of the evening, "The %% Meg Cap," a Liebich's very aseceesful Concert. The song was autimalasti catty redemanded, and BRIGHT STAR of RYE l = t t ac nor in g l Y 7 W. T. Warsaw*. ; tree for 19 stamps. 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