The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-05 00:00:00

syARE LIST.S.—(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOCKS. r.l RAILWAYS I C l°sia g Wow solos to-day tostorday. to 1 p.m. IN Brow' and Koster B7 89 ~; t'slolouisn • ; ottnion s ; !•;.rk and Itausloo ! s'..russaU 4 11 pahltuaud ItelfsstJunc 111 • C Nod.% Kerth,A . ANlJu TO 72 hsst Londou Scrip Cert. 1.. Do — and S. Western 116 113 N. 1.9 lit. 1,11,t ord. St.' 331 .311 It. , Is. K. Stk. , No.: 0 8 ~ North st ;.rest Northern io; U.. A• A rec. stodly. oe 1.50 131 . Is.. Lusµ e. is tosidit „ , Der 1/iv. Stock • ..; 'ioutll.k Won.. 1 Ire. 91 93 ..r,.st, Wester 531 sil •t • I .. Do. soot!. 9. leo Do. W. !ltd.—. sztor,l' 32 15 P. , Is.. I'.. N.. 4 port 93 36 .t. Ica I4tt 91 . . irt..c Yo. 1,4111: 1?..• 5. lA , 1,1 .1449;1.1.A S I 9. I. Loo..lo3,l.l..thAsnADor 101 19 „ K5t.,..11.p.c. 19 29 33 . . i 7 p.•, \B•ll3 . %Vgin: 11:::1 :!3j 1,0 L 01111,4.4,4,00 Wwiterli aT MI Fa. %kw. , I.iucolualt 3:1 id SletropubLus 127 115 11./ all lb. 4il 1)o. Kal MbtropoliCau I.)intrkt Pnl! lot 101 Iv ?,11 John s.wood st. 170 Sibilant! l2ll 14"; 9 all Do. £9 alstres lo) 11 it. 109 Do. hints & Dert.q 9l n. 100 North 1410.14 • 100 Do 11.1 to .I'..dth.lnnal ll 1)4 it 100 N. )....tan—lien.. Is lO6 105 O 161 las U. N. li. l'are — S. ! 100 Do. Looda St. 100 Do. Vora ISt Do. Carl WI 9 ail Do. itock.k Darling O5 26 SS 20 Do. do, 1994-91 10 11 pin it. 199 North I.tudou 14 1.4 Do. do., 1864-6 19 Do. do , 1 i at l) North Statfortidore 72 71 it. lo.) N. kS. We.teru Juuc ll5 )20 it. la) Scottish I.lentral St. Is; 4hropahirr 1 . 811011 .- 19a South Devon ISo South Logien' 20 .11 Staines,Woklughantote St. IVO rad Vale 19 4 Do. 1' St WO Waterford & Kllkuntty 10 6 Waterloo & Whttoluill 64 CS 10,0 101 43 BO 72/ 7:.!/ • 10 - 143 1:.! • 4 pm lIRITIsII POS819810N& 8/1 I Pd. I KULWATS. 1 Maui prices. 1 100 au Atlantic& , t. Lawrence , 57 55 121 10u la.ia. Isar Re, In g 6y. c.l 100 101 xial 2 . 1 12 DO. F MIAMI I 1 111 1 iP lOl . l .' 2.4 all Heal" .t bate Iluroa i 4g 1... all la, Prcler , ne.• 4l GI I 1,..J iv, Ble ,lirantoiod llerlchl 6 per cod. 1372.34 I 70 Cat tY. Itasternsp. 0.8 , Cape Dock 6p.c.9 1 IS Dn, eertra.7l..c.perpref 1011 East Beng.,l gu. 6 do , 101 10. .10. 5 do LW Indian gu. Sdo 105 i Grand Trunk of Canada 211 Do. Equip. B.6p.ct 83 Do. IA pref. Bonds ; 65 Do. do. defeired; Do. Ind pref. bowls. 63 Do. do. deferred • Do. 3rd pref. Stock 1 38 Do. do. deterred Do. 4th pref. Stock 151 Do. do. deferred, Great Indian Peninsula' 104 • Du. gu.t. 1. per cont. i Dw New do t Do. Now ...... OS. S. of ladle. 9. 6P. et.' 96 Do. 44 per cent ! Do. Of. Western of Canada. 141 Do. New ; 14g Do.6p.c. Kis. pay. 1,73 93 Doll do. do. 1377-B.' ,Indianbraucly Limited 11 Iladraa guar. 6p. ereut. 100 Do. do. 4i do , 91 Do. do. 4 do , 80 Do. VIM I:atenalon Yen). and Manua's Kay 61 Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1960 100 Do. 6p. et., pay. DOA 83 ,N.R. of Gan. tip c. lstp. B. 83 fkinde gua. percent. 9d ' Dm bond do. l4 Do. dn. do. Do. Punjaub do , 97 1 Do. 194=84. VIA do — 10C+ in 22 PO bl IC.; pm ipm Pal ICO I iiibi 101 a s JOINS arocx BANKS. - - No.l Ma. I gums. 1 Pd pet 400001 10 Agra Rank tl 10,040 60 Albion 03.740100 Alliance Limited 100.000] ID Anglo Austrian 40,060 60 Anglo Egyptiantlim.) , so.cop, 5 0 , Anglo Itultan ;Lnuitiact ' 110.000, 40 Australasia 1;600, 10 Itialkof Britlaheolambial 12,600 SID 10; U 16,000 60 10, 60 10, 10 16200 1 60 16,000 1 50 skoso , so 60,000 isoool 2D Do. New, beat S semi • Bank of Egypt Bank of Maio (Limited), ItaakolVictolia.Anstral Bank of New &Aland ! British& CalifornituaiL) British N. America I C. Bk. Italia, Ana., Ctdna, chart. Mar. */ Drita. at.: . . Do,eos 10 Colonial C T .°ll " l . 44scot (L)l 50100 10 a:; 4 !m Si iti 1- 1132 b 4 12 xd 127 f : I I 12-01 : 73; , } Delhi awl London Esat London (Limited) Eastern Exchange' Um.) D'lCtieh and American • lag. Bankß.deJaneiroL Beg Faxe.& Ansi. Chasid! Bnitlish and/goodish (L.) Imperial Bank( Limited) Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indla(1 ) Do.lip. e. Deb..1864.30yrs Lon.Bk.ofMenco,&c.(L) London and Brazilian Do. New London& ItiverPlateL) Do. New. I. at ljpm Do. do. do I Lon. Ch. Bank of AustrL London and County Loudon Joint Stock London it South African Lon. dB. Western (Um.: London & Venezuela; L.' 1 London & Westminster. Merchant Bank (LAW.) . Do. New Mercantile&BachareL) Metropolitan it hafted. : Midland Bank (Um. National of Australasia , Natimul of Liverpool N. Pro. of iegland ' DO. 211 d 3111 National Bank ' New South Wales North Western Oriental Bank Corpora I Yrorin.BaoklogOlorp.(L; Proem(. of Ireland I Do. do. New South Australia 84.sa. of IL s. . Do. do. tea. at 6pa Union of Australia V 121013 of Ireland Union of Landes ►LONLit GOVIRNMIDIT wawa 100 3 1054 zn 22 ,g 4 105 4 941 ~I -! Mil 8 a oils! Se 84 / xd Os i '1 71 Li z 4 8 7 cii; 65 67 13 15 67 4 - i i die! 33 116 __ , 33 1 41 xd _x 141 - id 9 81 81 " c xd id ft! 87 _id _'et zd 44 + . {7l 6 - a dui $7 39 _ 7 9 peal N} lids' 48 HI 14 84 lb 131 144 zd, 39 41 j f 1 pel Jul 8 1 pm :di , 21 1141 s Id s : I 1 1.1 4 11 01314 18 19 121 1114141 3 14 1 poi xd (Us, 211 24 7 41 VD 88 SI 444141 16 14 6t4 id 21 .• 7 Spa 21 Spa 2 666 dB 111 42 43 44 13 16 3 2 &el 12 9 die 94 96 zd 111 16 11 9 41. 9 7 618 b 9 S 2dL sd 1 Spa. part pa 2.1 I 64 66 xi 4444 1 44 46 li Ps id 1 93 6 06 6Ms 27 29 12 10 416 7 6 dig 47 49 • 7 its s 4 Ni 45+ • I Pd. I Q. phis. 99 .97 100 99 zelll IN 100 IN} 104 101 100 o. I . -• - 650.0u0 British e•dm.dp.N.,18721 100' 100, Do. 1806 100 . Caw Dow.' p. 0087742 100 .. Do. 6perekloistAag., 100 _ .. Do. Operet.lisr.429op. !, 100 2 2 14,808 Do. Speed. Ja0.41u17 1 100 2 0.223 Do. /Neel Ists. Stock 11N le, cs wok; 1100‘01..r.1473 100 .... Do. dalloo-1900 100 ... D.. do. 1810180 100 D.. do. 1000-91 100 16.000 Do.sp.e.Ap.ttOet.looo 100 Homo c.vi0n.:.... 1.39. 6r.ct 100 stwo 1878. do.. 100 2 0 00,000! Do. Do. 1872 do —I 100 100200 Moorttluss NeN. lB7O ! 100 70 2000 Do. 1878 , 100 100,000. Do. UN 100 010 .__.N0 Do. 18061 100 ' 61 . 500 116181 Gm Spar act.. • lOD 211,00 Nov Bruno.Gov.6peret. 11000 1 301 801. , New South Malmo Goe.. 6 . ce021871 to 1876 100 I ` • ?!.' , 90 I Do p . 6p , 0 .1885 to 1808 ! e 3 100 ' , 1..J., 1) , ,..;p. c. r,1967 to 1975 , 100 11 010. New ZdalassA Ow cent. ! 100 1.010,,, Do. 6 per cent. ' 100 ''.... Do. 0 per cent. IEOI 1 100 ! C ".'..t . Undo. lel9llnoe&Dee : 100 ,%...., Nova Aeons Bp. c , 1876 1 100 &At:A) Qiiedlidiod Goe. 6p. et. • 100 .. • • A•Aust.Gov. Ap. 0..0741 ' 100 7 5 1 . 0 04 D.. 1070 sod Nods. • 100 . `So,eoo 0 1e•Goo.0p. e. Jas. July 1 100 •.' 4 .).6u0 Do. Op. et. Apen * (be lOO 0 DEBEC ['USE $ 17 .42:1 Gt. Pita 4 p.c. Mar. &S 100 6 119110 At. O. Ntho.4 p.c. Jan.& J uly 100 ..49 lb. G. Wsto.—W. 11 !1.010 p. et., Jae. & h —ay .. 100 .. 1 St. lanc.kYt.l9.o.Jan.llll 100 ;71 . ' 0 se. Lan. Brigh.4p.e.JanAJV 100 r, st. L&N.W.4p.c.Jaa./t July 100 St. Do. Ntp.e. Jan.& July 100 664 .730 Rt. L W.4p.c. Jun.& July 100 ••it %Is IlcsoLtp.c.Jan.&July 100 •••• St. 'N. British. E. P. A D. 8., 1 Sp. ct., Feb. & Aug. • 100 94. N. P.tr0.,4p.c..1 an.&.l itly 100 02 96 .SR 1500t.11.2.,4p.e.Ap.t0ct. 100 issi 92 94 90 95 92 95 St 94 92 St 9° 94 !Cr 'KC luaw~r - 10 011 .Aatwarp t Itutganiasa 20 all Bahla.ti Fra.;loo.7p.c. 0 all (Belgian K Junction 20 all .1 1 . A.lT oo . o .K.glp 01 .(1.) 20 10 Central Argeutthe 100 all 10 all I Do. Et tenglan . 100 6 5 •Dtuzab=1191C . L.) 90 16 'Dutch 20 all I . Do. 80 all Eastern of Franco . 40 18 ( European Central ' 20 all .oreat Luxembourg 20 all ,Imperlal Mexican (L) 20 all :Leinberg-Caeniowlta(C, 20 all !Nanl..t Liege t By the 90 aU Do 6 p.c. Prf. f Helg. goy 16 all I Northern of Prance 10 all N. Mall. B. Ayres g7.p. c 10 all Deferred 10 all • Norwegian Trunk Pref 20 all Ottoman Smyrna Alain 20 all Paris,Lyons,.ttl Math. 20 all Paris and Orleans 20 al Recife &S. Francis (U 20 10 Roya!sard!ptiux 6 all E l swedisb 01 7 per 20 . ell 9ua~ee and ateoes 1 1 TO , ;it It(: 51 - perce --- ni:liti toall Ran Paul. , L g. 7 per, 20 all S.Autt.At Loot Venetian 20 10 worth East. a Portugal go allgouthern of ' , ranee. ... I ITO a!! Turin mod tiarnos if ell 'West Flanders 10 all Do. 61 per cent. Pref 10 i all West & A.W. of Pram* BRITISH MINIS. , Chiverton ' 8f Clifford Aural. l6 Der. G. Con. (TaviatelL,! 1 lhakewalls i .1 East Basset (Illogan) 29) East Cara ion East Cern Brea Fast clrenville 16.6 Last Lovell ' 30.3 F.'.. W. Russell e f favistk ' 11(3.6 tirimi•ler & wt. A ulgiv 66 !Great Lasey (Limited! all Oreet South Tolvois G. W. Vor (11eletuir) • • 40 Grenville lierodn Foot Hiugstora Downs 5.10.6 i Margaret (troy Lolant, 13.17.6 illauire Valley )Ivryndy iron Ore North Sehm 'North Roekear .LI fib. North Wheal Crotty i Provner United . . &_ 14 0 , EsWoke (U. Lelast 10.6.7 S. Viands. (St. (..leer; 1 1 nth Wudurrow 3.2.0 Frances illlugan' 14.16.9 Stray Park 36.15.6 'lln — ivat, e West haslet ,Illogsa.. l6 W. Camden (Liskeenli. Nest Chlverlou West setae Wh. Basset ;Illetrenl ' 5 Wh. huller (Ite , lnath• 16 Wheal * W,lleryAteann Ileulten ,1 Sys Wh. helium), Usti 3.17.0 I'OILEION No I MliC3. - 36 A 1A10=111,30 Limited) .. 100. 1 Anglo-Brszaold(Lha.) 20,000 20 le rape Copper (Limital 26,j 2 Capulatillver "limited; 60, 6 etionlaleso.at S. M in.,L 10, 10 Coplapo l Limited 100,000 1 Don Peden, N. Del lei 26,000 0 6 Kant Del Rey (Ilmitedi 26,0001 I Portuna (Limited; 10,000 2 Frontlnolt BolhiaCiold! I0:000 10 General 03,000 1 I IC winds !limited) Meng 3 Unarm !Limited) , ..., . _ _ ___ .._ _.....—.., , 7,ir7 4 Lusitenion tLimited) , so,g 4 Panulcillo Copper (L )1 30, 6 ; Pestarena Gold (Um) 10, 20 PoottribainisirrerLead, wo. 6 Port Phillip 12,400 50 Royal Cobra topper 110,00( 1 Scottish AustralfUnl I 11, 20 St. John del Rey ;Um , 40,17 30 Milted Mexi ; 20,3 2 Vol Antigori Goldin 40, 1 VatlanzascaGold( Lin.) 10, 10 Vancouver Coal ;Um! 11,0001 10 Val Susan) 'Limited; 10,000' 6 Washoe Gold ;Limited; 00,400 1 'Worthing (Linilted) 74000 1 Yorke Penhtsula(Lim ' 41.0*. 0 Vadanamutana ;Lisa : Ooarizub. 10 Angto-AtnerkanTeL(ls) 10 Anglo-Mee:ken Mint St. Atlantk Telegraph 1 81. Do. 8 per cent. IA Australian Uncut 25 ' ,Australian 1171.31tri.(L 10 :5 1 501112Lrah Tea 16...*••• 1 10 Berlin Waterworks;L) 10 Do. New Boickow Vaughan (L )I Bombay Gas (Limited Do New British American Lad' B. & I. Met. Tel (L) British Shipowners 1 Canada Company CanalianlAand , Ceylon Company Ditto A shard China.% Ship& L Coal L LIAM Discount, Limited CityofLoodonß.Pro.(L) City of Milan hapro.(L ); City of Momow Gas ) (I.)! City Officea (Um. Colonial (Limited) D o . !Commercial Usica(laa ) !Coen of AfricanMer.(L) ;Continental Un.Gas (L Cop. M. Ene.,Pref .74 p.c. 'C. Pone. nt England ,L) Do.of li multi= (L.) 07041 Palace .. Do. Preference Do. S p. ct. Peep. Dab. Darjeeling !Limited) Di ecotudeorporat icsE Eastern Amara Tea ',L.) E. In fret Canal itlibw Vale _ _ _ lig7ptianConi.&Trd.t4 Electrie Tele:rapt% . Eng. &Ans.Coppor funil Eng. and Foram Credit Eng.& SeottlithMarin. iLI ralrbalrn ll'oraat ( Wta rt l i t e "se lOolliv.tra (Malted) ' General Credit & :L! 'pen. Mauro Nav !Hose &Colonial As.(L Illongliong: 4 Chlaa Oaa Hudson's amines L Indian Carrying (Liin.,l Internat. Irinan.Soc.(L Internat. Laud Credit s '. Italian land. Italian trrtg. (Can. Cay., p. a. Bds. r. 1870 , 60 'Lead eeetwltSse(l.lm.). 26 Lond.Altlcan Trading. 55 Lon. & Caledoe. 10 I Lon.Coneglondall.(l. o l 6 (Load. DiWelctTeleg.a.. 50 Load. Timm. Amu. (L) 4 Lood. O. theatbase.(lL SO Lood..lolase.fte.Co. L 10 Loud. Provinclalllartar 10 Madre. twigs. .2 Canal, Op. et.g.bylndlan(lov. llarioe LoyeetaaeuS(L) Matwltlus Land. de. (I ) 10 Medlt. Sates. Tel. (1.)... 50 Sleretuutt Shipping L 10 111Uwal17.14.4tDock(1.`, 60 .31111weillrocWorks.... 10 Intel Land CoLC. (L.) 16 /4Natkoal D. Cod (L 1 i 5 Do.New4.sp.Sitobeptl 16 . Netioeal Prov.Merine L 100 NaDooalSteam 10 IrooX 10 INerboddoCoe lt Do. New_ 10 , NewConsolidat. DD.: L ' i 5 ! New Quebrada. Limited 26 IN.Zsmland L&M.Ag. L. RS , N.2ealsnd T.itt Loan (L) 10 ,NoetbarnAssainTim(L ) 10, Do. B St. .N.Brts. Australasian(}..`' I 60 ,N.Brlt.&llerean.l2.(L) 26 •Oesen lianas Imams.) 50 Kirke Lim.) 6 Otintitlees(Llininsd).. 5 l or t it New 10 Inland liisan(L) 10 ,Otsgo & Stkland Invest 5 .Ottoman Ou ((Limited 10 ,Pansma P.M. Steam(L.`.l 5 Do. do. St. Poslltlv. land& 31bLIL ''l, 1 IS Penlnsularit o.Eltsam '6O Do. do. New • 60 i Rhymney Iron ,16 I Do. New ~ 26 .11tioI.Citylmprov.(L ) 1 10 Rio Janeiro Cu (Lim)! 100 Royal Nall Steam St 'Scot. A nets. Invest. (L I 10 100. ',luau. d'Eapto(L ), 60 S. African II & In. (L ) ' 26 'Smith Australian Land ' St. Submarine Telegraph ) 1 1 Do Sevin ) TeLCoostroaltilatn(l ): W • IS 'Mamma Wines 41.'11 9) inthidad Petroleum (L. , r .... ,10 Agency of Anti 10 T. & L Co. of U. Canada. SO Un.liarine of Liver. (L. 5 United K. Telef. Co.(1.:. N Univers. Marine IntiL )1 so Ilfsa Diemen's Land (I.) I* illowoyof Isyrit(Mor.:L 1 so 'Warrant Finance MI:n.)1 60 MastiodialtParJlic W (LI i :ii fo.aoo i iO.OOO 1111,811 6179,976 70,000 10,000 MOOD U,OOO lUNIX. I Pd. I CI. pror. an , A li ) ; 1 4 2 4 !Ka i T 11 2 poi S T 1 idt ! i 1 1 4 6 5. 1 2: p. ; It I 24,11* MI I 1 21_ an 111 19 1 11411,1 n id, 1 21 1 t& .n 11ft! ildi‘i 12 1 lib sP-1 t db is ! 1 tdit ia iP P L 7 t 4 dls an ; all ail I 4dia an, 1 tea. -n I Pc, i Q. prier. I *Ask MI 151 sd, 16 16 IS 2 63 68 111 11 11; 110 1 6 4 —db 111 121 1} lipm, ltha *pm t 4014 111 16 90 94 41 3411 a 69 72 1 dlol ldla par 1414 164 1 xd l 3i 941 3 8 8 In lie 12 1101 - 11 • 7Ms 118111 19 711 Par IP 4 a dta I 10 5; 41db: 3 2 dta' 28 30 101 105 100 106 6 4 d di l 12 11 db 7 5 7 6 dla 5 4 die 141 131,11 F 4 3:lb 132 137 1 4 8d1• 8 6 di -1 die par W* Ipat xd 21 2 die 2d 28 7 2 .- 18 16 94 8 tlis I IP 24 I Is 2 2 d in fl lectis I 7 60 66 $ 241 t 7 6 dim .... di? 11 tioils 14 14 18 17 tll , 21 si 13 21 44 1(116 pa, 1061 4i THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1867. LAILWAYS. PriTer. IY + IS 21 1i 2 15 17 9 II Ms 31 231 24 THE COTTON CROP. With reference to the crop of cotton in America, the following is from the circular of Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co.„ dated New York, the 22nd ult : The crop accounts from the South continue of the same character as of late, the evidence of short yield being very strong and general. The course of receipts must soon begin to control opinion on this question. The following is from a correspondent who gave us very favourable ac counts in October :—" Macon, Ga., Jan. 12, Deg.—Your favour duly received. When your Mr. N-- was here I was a strong believer in a crop of cotton of not less than two million bales, but have changed my opinion, and do not think we shall receive over one and a half million to sixteen hundred and fifty thousand bales. Now this opinion is predicated partly upon the receipts, but I am influenced more by the over-estimate of planters (rather an unusual thing.) I find the generality are not getting within 10 to 20 per seat. of their estimate in October and November, while sonic are not receiving over 50 per cent. of their estimate. Mr. I. it. B-- fully expected to make live hundred bales. I saw his overseers (2) to-day, they say his crop falls a little short of one hundred bales. He has been planting for several years. General Creston, who has been running some tine plantations, expected to make one thousand hales—he does not realize uric quarter." These facts, which only correspond with what we hear from moat of the Southern States. are very strong, and point to one of two conclusions—either that the area planted was much larger than generally supposed, or that the crop must prove short of our early estimate. As to which is the more correct supposition, the future course of receipts can alone determine. We will not at present hazard any opinion. Complaints conic from many quarters of difficulty in inducing the freedmen to contract for the ensuing twelve months. These complaints are no doubt well founded. In many instances, particularly where the failure of crop has been greatest, both masters and servants have suffered severely, and the latter naturally want to try a different system, many believing that they could do better working for themselves. It is to be hoped, how ever, that these differences will be reconciled in time to prepare the ground for the next crop. It I. said that many of the Northerners who have tried cotton planting have suffered so much as to be discouraged from attempting it again, but we never attributed a large proportion of the crop to Northern growers, and think too much importance may be attached to this point. Receipts.—'fbe receipts, as reported by telegraph, are again larger, as we anticipated in our circular of the Bth inst. would be the case after the holidays, amounting to about 70,000 bales for the week ; but they still fall some what abort of the two weeks preceding the holidays. In the intervening weeks our figures were and are 62,000 and 63,000 bales while other circulars have reported them 8,000 to 10,000 per week leas. As the discrepancy has provoked a good deal of comment we give the details, which are as follows, and which can easily be verified by reference to the various prices current published at the porta referred to : New Orleans Mobile Texas porta Florida porgy 13ava Week ending Week ending Jan. 4,1867. Jan. 11, 1867. 24,300 ... 86,019 6,608 ... 9,508 4,704 ... 6,000 2,000 ... 2,000 7,776 ... 6,914 5,378 ... 4,298 Charleston New York, from other than the above places Other porta 9,M0 1,620 7.256 2,146 61,738 63,141 CHAS. AMOTT and Co., SAINT PAUL'S, Are now selling 1,000 Elegant Jackets, Novel and ladylike, 64. ltd. to 21s. each, Actual value from 134. to t gaineu. 000 Velvet and Velveteen Jackets, 14s. bd. to 4 guineas, worth from 304. to ga. Real Grebe and Canadian Muffs, 34. 11,1. to 130. ed., actual value 12s. dd. to 30a. A Kemple lion to the country free. 61 and 62, SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. CHAS AMOTT and Co., SAINT PAUL'S, Are sating Healers, Laves, Ribbons. Flowers, Umbrellas, Ties, and Fancy Goods, All in good condition, at bolt their value. 61 and 62, SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. lids day h ready at every LThrs l 7, BIS rob-. JESSIE'S EXPIATION: A Novel. By OSWALD BoTLE. Tinsley Brothers, 18, Catherine-street. SHIPPING INTZLLIGINCII. LIVERPOOL Arrived.—Feb. 1. Prince Consort. from Mobile. t Ann, from Pern.ambuco ; Vitorano, from Porto Rico ; Tohasco, from Alva rode ; Lucia from Santander. a. Unrivalled, from Singa pore ; Ada. from Rio Grande : Empress of India, from San Fran cisco ; Suetonia. from Sun Francisco ; Louisa, from the West Indies ; Mary Ogden, from Charleston ; Tit Bit, from Para ; John Patten, from Savannah : Rochester, from Savannah ; Sew England, from Savannah : British Que e n ( ma.;. from Havre. 4. Cul tivator, from New York ; Erin ',sal. from New York ; Manhattan frilia. from New York ; Marianne, from Pernambuco ;Ulendevon, om—; Eva, from—. Sailed. -Feb. I. Santa Rom for Valparaiso ; Albanian for Palermo. 2. It. Paddentsey, for Bombay ; Rowena, for Bombay ; Atmosphere, for Bombay. URA VS3ILN D. Arched.—Feb. 3. Carniclits Ida, from Iquique ; Estelle, from Derbice : Louisa, from (idea. 4. Minsk*, from Cronstadt ; Har rier, from Pernambuco ; Hastings, from Valencia ; Isabel. from Demerara : James Mitchell, from_ Shanghai ; Orient, from Cal cutta ; Souvenir, from Caen ; Victoria, from Hong-Kong Willselralue, from Tarragona: Plymou th Rock, from Ncw Vork. _ _ Med.—Feb. 4. Comm, for Malta ; Glimpse, for Corfu. BIrETS. LONDON ViZEIL! ft DOCK RE7171 :haportd. Dethird. MlL—Frs. 2. Pr. Mx& : 1886 TKRICHER and °LENNY, OUTFITTERS. S Only artablialusent In London, next door to Somerset home, Strand. N.B. WM of neoesamy outat for every pupae and appointment to Lana, Uinta, and the Colonial, will be for arded on application. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AYLMER.- January 31, at Florinee-,Ulu, Feitham, Middlesex, the wife of Major C. W. Aylmer , of a daughter. DlNELRY.—February 1, at Richmond, the wife of G. G. Dineley, OrY B .— d gf i r ' nary 1. at Hyde-park-place, the wifeof the Rev. G. 31 Gay. M.A., of a son. IIINI•TEIL —January 31, at Cardigan, the wife of Captain Minister, of a son. ROGERS —February 2. at Okincexter.street, Warwick-square, the wife of J. R. F. Rogers, Esq., of a a OO . WARILY. February 1, at Woodbine-hill, Moulton, Devon, the wife of Major Warty, of a son. MARR COSSINR—HOOLL—Fe,r um y lAGE& I, at Christ Church, Ilighbary, by the Rev. W. J. Chapman, J. Comilla, of imuclas-road, Canonhury, to Linde, daughter of IL Goole, also of Douglas.- Canoubury. tlell VLF, —MlLSOM.—Janunry 29, by the Rev. C. A. Cordes, at the Evangelical Chapel, Lpins, France, Monsieur E. Schulz, civil engineer, Tenay, Mu. to Emma, daughter of Mr. Milano, merchant, Lyons. WATER Sf A —M ATTH EWA. —January 31, at AD RainteChurch., A ensingtm.park, Waterman, of Brownian*, übellield, to Ilelena. daughter of W. Matthews, Esq. , of Arundelgardens, DEATHS, CRAY—February 3, aged 4 days and 13 hours, Alice Anna Martha, only child of John Wilson Gray, Esq., of 44. Princes'. square. Sayawater. API hit—February 1. at Upper Thillimore ,ardana, Renting t.,n. Marion, wife of D. Napier, ►aq., aged 73. QUC4.—Jannary 31, at Stuumerhill, Torquay, Retina, the wife of captain R. Quin, R S., aged 34. STKV RNEL —February 1, at Itreirer4itzeet, Woolwich, H. Stevens, Faq., aged M. P, II A KToN.—Mebruauy I. at the Vicarage, Worry, near Canter bury. the Rev. C. Wharton, 8.D., aged 74. WARD.—Pebruary 1, at Eaeter-place, Walbana-green, Mr. 8. Ward, aged 67. NOTICE. —The Best BLACK SILKS. —Wear guaranteed. Patterna free. BAKER and CRISP. espe cially appointed agents for celebrated CASHMER de SOIE and t'A ISLE CORDED GROS DE lAINDRES, £5 19s full dress ; Glace, Oros, Gros Grains, Drap de Lyon, de., from 1 guinea. 198, Regentstreet. NOTICE. —BAKER. and CRISP'S CHEAP SLUR—AII the Novelties In FRENCH STRIPES, Check; Corded. Plain and Fancy Maids, Gms Grains, and Zer i nilks, from 41 Ns. 6d. full dress. Neat, useful, and rodierche Silks for young ladies , in great variety. A large lot of last year's Silks much molor rentliir prices. Patterns tree. H. CRISP, 1%, Regeat-Mreet. ASPECIA LIT Y.—JAPANESE SILKS. HAKIM and CRIRP have just Imported • large Ma of Obese beautiful silks, In plain a n d self minors. Shepherd Cheeks. and Stripes, and are selling theni under £2 the dress. Mitres flee. Ills . 14stent street. CHAS. AMOTT and Co., SAINT PAUL'S, Are now selling 400 pieces of Whitten, 30 inches wide, ls. per yard, worth la Std. 11.200 yards of good Dress Materials, ss. 11.1. to INT. dd., originally 124. ed. to 3ft. L 2,000 worth Linens, Witnes, and Curtains, at the prices of 1660. These goods are very cheap.) Catalogues of the entire Stock free. 01 and 02, SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. CHAS. AMOTT rind Co. SAINT PAUL'S, Are now melting 300 Ban Dresses, Originally 2 guineas and S guineas, at Its. 9il. and lea. 9d. These goods are quite fresh. 61 and 6!. SAINT PAUL'S, LONDON. 310 R E STARNANTIQI4UBS. SEW ELL and Co. have bought. at a large diKeount from the met prices, a BANKRUPT'S STUCK of Rich WHIM ANTIQUES, and will sell them THIS DAY, and during the mouth, at the following extraordinary prices. vit.. Si, 4, and guineas the Full Deem, usual prices Si to 84 guineas. Also • Stock of several thousand Rich Saucy Silk Drama, purchased from a Lyons manufacturer at • discount of MI per cent. off the mat prima ('UPTON:ii HOUSE, Frith-greet, and Old Compton-street, Bobo-IqUale, W. BOYS' ATTIRE. BOYS' and HYAM and Co. BOYS' at 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. BOYS' NEW STYLE OVERCOATS. BOYS' NEW STYLE REEFERS. BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. BOYS' OSI3ORNE SUITS. BOYS' HARROW SUITS. BOYS' JACKETS for ALL PURPOSES. BOYS' TROUSERS and VESTS. BOYS' HOSIERY and SHIRTS. BOYS' HATS, CAPS, etc., &c. lIYAM and Co.'s BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING, 66 and 67, Oxtordatreet, London. The First Fatah'Lament in the Kingdom fur Juvenile Clothing . Boys' Sandringham Overcoats Boys* Mom Alfred Reefers Boys' Overcoats for Little Boys los. ed. to 30s. Od. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits Boys' 11 estmloster sod Osborne Halts 156. 191. to 366. ed. Boys' Li o n, Harrow, and Rugby Suits 2sa 01. to 412 a ed. Boys' Jackets for School sad Home ea ed. to 211. ed. HAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 06 sod 67, Ostord4treet, London. llYagil and i'o.'s Winter Tweed Overcoats Us. to 365. Brant and Co.'s Winter Reefer Capes—. 365. to 84s. Hymn and Co.'s Winter Overcoats Zs. to Sta. Hiram sod Co.'s Winter Suits Ryan sad Co.'s Winter Jackets Us to Sic liyam and Co.'s Winter Frock Coots Hyam and Co.'s Winter Vests limn and Co.'s Winter Trousers HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate wear. No. 2. Bespoke or Order Dewtumid. No. 3. Dore and Youths' Distinct Department. No. C. Hata, Cope, lioalery, and Ontilt Department. HYAM and Co.'s ONLY ESTABLISHMENTS. LONDON-66 and 67, OXFORD-BTREEr. BIRMINGIIAM —2l, 22, and Yi, NEW-STRUT. LECD6-12, BRIGGATE ; and DEViSBUILY—WEnTOATE GOOD and CHEAP SHOES for the POOR. J. BPARKEB HALL Begs to inform Ladles and Gentlemen who are assisting the poor with clothing, that be is supplying cheap, com fortable, warm SHOEB, suitable for outdoor wear for females, at 30a per dozen pairs, and to-door shoes at 10s. per dozen pairs ; ehlideen's at ; and good Boots at 50s. per dozen. These articles may be relied on as the best of their kind, and they have been thoroughly tested In the country by the poor themselves. flomple dozens of sorted sizes on receipt of r. 0.0., and Price four Mamma List, with 100 SPA RK Illustration ES s, HAL sent by return of post for J. 308. REGILYY.sTREET,L, Opposite the Polytechnic Institution, London. A. IIPT RE S. —The PATENT SELF ADJUETINO GERMAN TRUSS, actinic effectually without any complications, le recommended by the Faculty for the cure and relief of Hernia. The necessary quality of a good Truss ism efficient resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on the part affected, which desirable obset is alone obtained in a hoes unencumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pads tiehind...—J. EGG and Co., No. 1, Piccadilly. LUXURIANT WHISKERS, Moustaches, and isysleoes pret aced in • few weeks by the use of ELLIOrnt TONIC LOTION. the stimulative ttrupertles of which are unfailing in theiroperatlon. Thomas Elliott Invites • trial tram the most scepti cal that they may be convilued of its infra kw' pouter. Price U. dd.. Os. ed. Ins. Cal., and Olt Forwarded on receipt of —IIIO3IAS ELLIOTT, Ilairvuwer, 61. Fenchurchatreet, Hair brushed by machinery. IF YOU TRAVEL VISIT BCSSEY, SMITH . and Co.. 403. New Oxford-street, W.C., for YOKTMAN 'MAUS, TRUNKS, sad BAGS, the excellent quality sad low Dries of ' , Noe manufactures are well known. net& Marine. and Opera Waimea Impaled direct from ConUnenkd makers of high repute. 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Tilt LOVER'S tUFT .mOOl5. rro PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return JL of youth to their respective board! schools Induces a solicitude for their personal comfort and atlnction, and ROM- Lei DS' MACS OIL. for accelerating the growth and Im proving and beautifying the hair, Rowlands' Kal/dor, for lm• proving the akin sal (*molt:Mon, and removing cutaneous de fects, and Rowlands' Odouto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendering the teeth beautifully white and preserving the gums, are con sidered indispensable arc.mpanimente—Sold by chemists and perfumers. Ask ft.r Rowlands' ar.aclea Santis Day, in morocco go COMII7I, . QT. VALENTINE'S POC.KET-BOOK. A curious and beautiful collation ..f nearly efo Ltos &mac Love Letters, and Valentino', any of which may be miring La • fore presenting to either Lady or tiesitlemuo, The Rotors Poeitet-'Hoot will be found Invaluable by all vales. tine writers . London: John Camden Rotten, 74, Pleeadnly. 21 31 30 87 8.5 87 0 10 t I 7 1 13 14 16 161 1 ? 1 Wei I 9 7 8 415 425 id If If 23 95 51 64 tel 3 84 : 1 4 2 1 1 3 1 If l 171 I 17 18 1 If 32 114 21 la 7 II 31 4 41 111 1 9 5 1 4 U 45 11 13 bf • t 5 27 31 310 350 19w 9_ as zd "ii flail 10 11 d 4 4 117: 4 71 Se 2 es 16 13 41s tit trull m 1 4144 x 4 I di par *pas id 4 3 dis 7} e 541, 40 4 , • - - - is; I ". 4 .4P.7 I see! ps iran 1 2 1 WI 11 . 3. ii . ii ml ii ii ... 7 a 19 SO 105 108 123 128 dab 4 1 (11, $3 15 55 06 .1 : 4:11 _ _ Ma i 1 Oga Idle 11 er 2 201; _3 10 di 70 • 7 &al 4 4 die' uo a—W. Mita & tens Do. Ora s Oa. Mauritius bags East India bu b Mara Manilla bap Havana balm Forennallusoovadocasks IBrasil Bast Root .................. 1,467 3 2,404 - iii 1.300 7,005 7,181 1,848 1.333 1,019 1,880 097 %Ole 2,712 11,268 3,252 27,256 240,305 22 347,607 12,006 10100 21,262 2,206 3,43) 615 Do. bags Corm—W. I—package, Do brie. & legs Ceylon maks Do. ....bria & begs Mocha packages Other K laths packages brazil t Costa Mica bags COCOA bags Forgive legs Roy casks Do. khda Rid Moat India tom SALTYZIIIII WOO 469 16 6.349 1,531 AA' 1,1811 :AB! 119 2,624 2,442 10,545 30,062 1.500 13,047 31,714 14,063 1,440 045 851 29,907 4 15.16 i 3 15-16 4 12 iad lei 16 I i'L-le _id roe_ =dm 14 12 id _ 1 14° zd 16,508 10,663 16,124 6,607 143.707 946,001 9 574,784 46,607 51,970 26,116 3,476 65,332 1,427 12,864 44.447 1,9115 39.011 92,046 12,642 - 10,160 33,661 7,477 TALLOW.—MONDAT Evssma.—Tha tallow market remains without animation ; the speculative inquiry of the early part of last week has subsided. On the spot there is a good average demand, especially for 6ne Odessa sheep tallow, which commands a premium over Y.C. Our quotations are :—Spot and March, 445. 3d. to 445. ; April to June, 445. 3d . ; June, 445. 6d. ; October to Decem ber, 45e. Odessa sheep, 455. ; beef, 44a. ; Australian beef, 434. 6d. to 445. No South American offering. Cocoa-nut oil flat ; Cochin, 58s. to 58s. ; Ceylon, 51$. ; Sydney, 45e. to 47a, good to fine. Palm oil quiet, 40s. lid. to 41s. fine Lagos. Palm nut oil, 3118.—(From the circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles.) COTTON.—Lcassoor., FED. 4.—A quiet market, prices in favour of buyers. Estimated sales to-day 6,000 Wes, including 1,000 speculation and export. 1,000 American, 1344. to 154.; 200 Pernam. ko., 140 to llid.; 200 Maranham, llfd. to 163 d. ; 50 Maceio and Bahia, 13d. ; 500 Euptian, 16d. to 194 d. ; 100 Smyrna, 121 d. to 134 d. ; 3,850 Surat, Rid. to 14d. ; Madras, 121 ; Bengal, Mode, &c., $44. to 104. ; China, 1044. ; 100 Peru, Bid. to 150. ; fairDhollerah, 12d. ; fair Oomrstruttee, 12d.; fair Broach, 12d. ; fair Bengal, 83d. ; fair L•pMan, 16 14 . ; fair Pernam, 154 d. ; middling Boweds, 141 d.; middling Orleans, 15d. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baanroan, Fee. 4.—The greatest quietness has ruled in the wool market since last Thursday. The market to-day has been very dull. Busi ness is confined to the narrowest limits, and prices have become irregular. In worsted yarns, there have been very few inquiries, and purchases are altogether of a retail cha racter. Spinners cannot obtain orders from merchants, except at prices below their quotations. General dulness and a dragging business are the principal features of this branch of the piece trade. Very few orders are placed, and prices have a drooping tendency. CATTLE.—DVERPOOL, FEB. 4.—The supply of cattle was less than on last Monday ; of sheep about the same. The demand good for each, at full prima. Beef, 60. to &L ; mutton, Bitl. to Bd. per lb. Cattle at market, 1,800 ; sheep, 7,000. COALS.-Lowvos, FEB. 4.-Lezubert's West Hartley, 17e. ; South Wylam, 16e. ; West Hartley, 17s. 3d. ; WO' End Aeons Close, 17s. ; Walls End Godorth, 16s. 9d. ; Walls lad Riddell, 17s. ; Walls End Wharnoliffe, 17s. ; Eden Main, 17e. 3d.; Walls End Braddylla Hatton, 18,s 3d.; Walls lad Haswell, 19e. ; Walls End Hetton, 195.: Walls End Hetton Lyem, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Kepler Orange ' MI. 6d. ; Walk End Russel's Hetton, 17a. 6d .; Wall, End South Hettso, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 16e. 9d. ; Walla End Caradoo, Ida. ; Walls End Cassop, 18s. ; Walls End Cowndon, 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, DI. 3d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, llts. ; Walls End Kelloe, 171. 6d.• Walls End East Hartlepool. 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Original , 19s. ; Walls End Thor/gay, 17s. 6d. ; al l. l i n ar d t te: l , 18s. 9d. ; Walls End West Caradoc, 17s. 6d. ; Bream/path Cannel, 17s. Gd.--Ships at market, 14:, ; sold, 10'2. TRAFFIC ItS'I'I:TRICS. Wes Pas- Mer- Total, Total, IIIILWAY.. open. singers. ehaiadlas. 1866. 1866. Week ending Dec. 5. 1 it 6. 6 East Indian 11361 13,576 30,068 43,611 40,834 Ditto Dec 9.. — 15,099 27,398 42,05 38,796 Week ending Jan. LI 1807. left Grand Trunk of Canada 1377 7,666 16,074 23,729 23,357 Week ending Jan. 17. Detroit and Milwaukee 4,666 4,407 Week ending Jan. 18. Great Western of Canada . $45 Week ending Fen. South Eastern 12,9 N 11,697 393 15.341 Mite 30,906 AM SOVITI KENSINGTON MUSECII.—VIIIIIOTS during the week ending February 2. —On Monday, Tues day, and S.,turday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,158 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (admis sion 6‘1.4 from 10 a.m. till 4 p. 144.0,336 ; total, 11,514. Average of corresponding weed - in former year", 9,910. Total from the opening of the luseuni, 6,529,974. 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MOORE are instructed by the Barmy Commercial Dock Company, and the tativea of the late J. Farmer, East to SELL by AUG -711.r1Ei'17:4 the Matt. Tokenbouse-y.rd. on THUItiIDA Y. Feb. It. at It for I precisely, in Lots. 123 Brick-built DWELLING floliftlA Inclusion a corner beer-house, two corner hvs, detached and semi-detached cottages, with good gardens, red • plot of building-ground. all situate in and comprising Dearly the whole of Andth.stroet, the chief norther of Dolton-greet and James-street, and the whole of Little Bolton-ate eet, CaniLerwell Nee reed. close to Renningttm-park. all v e ry isisolcom.tely lets giving votes fur rinrrey, and presenting eligible investmenta.— May be clewed by penubislon. and particulars had of W. Gibson, Roe, solicitor, 64, ILincoin'ainn4letds, W.C. ; Messrs. Ware s. %Vestal', solicitors 1, Copthall-court, EC. ; at the Inns war the property: at the St art; and at the Auctioneers' ofßon., 144, Milesend-ruad. WALWOHTH.-Bultable for investment and ghing a Vote foe for Surrey. MillBßS. C. C. and T. MOORE will SEl : L u. bz d B :crION, at the Guildhall Ooffeetsouae,Greduun on THURSDAY. February 14. at 1 precisely, • Wick-bulb VREKHOLD HIIUSE and SHOP. No. 82, North-street East rtreet, alworth let at s.lei lets. per annum.—Particulars a N. H Ss cpatitue, Fag., solicitor, tiaardians' Oak" iTic.stritse West, mionermatrolid Haat and at the Auctiounere 1 Aces, IN, Mils-and-road. L MILE-END and SPITALFIRLDS.—Adapted for Investment. MESSRS. C. C. and T. MOORE will SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffee-house. on TH U RSDAY, Feb. 14, at 1 ,precisely, TWO DWELL' NO HOUSES, with covered gateway eidnuwes and yards, and a corer Hoagie and Shop, 3,4, and 6, Railway-place, near tea railway steam, Cambridge-road, Mile-end, let at gel 28 per annum, vendor Farina Pert of the rates. Teem, about 00 year ground rent, LIO per annum. Also, Three short Leasehold Houses with yards, de., 00, 61. and 64, Grey Raoleetreet, Britt lane, Rpitalfleds : let at weekly rents amounting to 8,33 ue pew munnu; term, about 6} year unexpired: ground nud. Xl3 am annum,—Particulars of Mews. Taoqueray Williams sad Danbury, @Midler*, 34, New Broad-street, &C,; at the Guild hall Coffee.bouse ; and at the Auctioneers' Maces, 144, M eed.road. NT. 4:11011068 EAsT.—Vote for Middlesex. MBSSRS. C. C. and T. MOORE will SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coilee.house. on TD 1' DAY. Peh. 14. at 1 rorecisely, a telekhidlt PRIGEHOLD double fronted HOUSE and SHOP, 20 and 21, old Gravel-lane ; let L:l5 per annum• Particulars of Skeane Bounce and SOD.. soli citors, Chartesatreet, Northaraptonequarc, elerkenwell : Onildludl Coffee-house and at the Auctioneers' °Wes, 144, Ilik-endesed, OLD IFORD.—LIABEHOLD MATE, free from Ground Tent MESSRS. C. C. and T. MOORE will SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffee-home. on THURS DAY. Feb. 14, at 14. TWO hriek•lptilt PTA ItLKs. let to the Lon don General Omnibus Company, and to Mr. Howes, at .C4O per annum each : snit a Plot of Building Ground, situate all ad joining in Albert rood. near the Nit,iuis Cornwallis. Old lord, Bow, ter* 90 yearn unetplred. - Particulars of 11. Cosset. Fag. aolkitor. 4, Colemanatmet. KC. at the playa of sale ; out aft the Auctioneers' ofikma 144, Milesitid.rawid, B. eIItfATSIME. By order of the Official Lkioldators —Highly important BIMINICIM PREMIngg, with Pfseessfon. MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffse-house,Oresliametreet, WEDNTIM DAT, Feb .:;, at 12 for 1, Ittglity Important lit'SlNE‘n Mtn. MISER, comprising an elegant and spacious ground floor, nve floors over, and good basement, suitable for a bank, public coin eery, or large firm. The property Is situate In one of the fined positions In the Illy, being No. 110, rheapside, and is held on hose for an unexpired term of 10 years, at a low rent — Th e premises may be v ie wed and particulars hod of Messrs TsArir and .1/Noce, sollidtida, 15, Southntreet, Finsbury :of Moore. Harding. Pullen, Whitney, awl tilblsons, 5, Old Jeser3 : and al Mr. /Argent, auctimmer and estate agent, 1, Walbrook, Maw sloe-house. WISTBOCILI•PARS7 7. I2y . f.r!it:r of the Mogilairm —A Ar Unable RE4IDENC6. hi at x 95 pet sOninri; MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffee-house on WEDNEND.I V, Feb. 27 at 12 for 1, by onler of the Mortgagees, an 011M/de I..T.AuktIOLD Wring; eomprisber a highly desirable nwidence, most costs veniently situate within three minutes' walk of the We.thourins. pant Station, whence the City to rear bed lu 2li raleute.. haw' No. 40, Leamlngton-read.rillm. comma!l road, containing 12 good rooms . let to a respectable tenant at et r per annum. held on lease for 5/ years front Sepbunber. 18.'4*, a rent.—The house may be viewed by permission of the tenant and particulars had of C. Etheeinuton. Ent.. solicitor, 9. Denim. hill, Strand; at the guildhall coff..ehouse and of Mr wing. ititia..wwllawerand surveyor. 1, Waihrook, mansiowlinow. E.ll BANKRUPTCY.—SEVEN HOUSES and l aaopm, 65 to 61, NORTH WOOLWIelf•IIIIAD : Profit Beat, Art from Leasehold Property. Whitechapel • Kitensive Mans factory and rive :dom, Ilarper-place and Pharleo—trect. Hack road. 53. George'. Y.art, In the direct route of the Eat London, road, whkh will he irOLD by AICTION. at the Matt, on TVIMI. DAY, Yels I!, at It by order of the assignee of Mr. David Bar- Nett, with cooccurrence of the imortitaitcws in Piro Lote properties wilt produce If let Cirirt ADD a year —Particular% now ready of Messrs. Thomsouand Sat solidtorn, 00, ecornbM: Messrs MAlncy and Sydney, solteltom 33, Jewry-street. Allstate; of Mr. Payne, auctioneer, Hackney: and of Mr. YREIMItICIIC INMAN SHARP. auctioneer, It, Abehttreh.lane, London, raeditoge Aasignee to the Estate. UNDER MORTGAGE —l3, SUTHERLAND SQUARE 8011 . 11, WALMORl2.—ttinpaet LEASLIMILD Brick built RllBl,- DENCR tern 78 years, ground-net XS MR. MR. F. INMAN SHARP will SELL, at the Auction Mart, Thkenhonanyard, en TI.VI4DAY, Yeb. at It ter 1 precisely. a compact LEASEHOLD Mil N.. 13, Sutherland square South, Walworth, In the occupation al Me Jams Boma yearly tenant. at ,e3O per nuatuit.—Partles lats. with enndltlens et mak, kad of C Murr, Esq., milldam * East Temple Chambers, Whitefriars street . and 111 the Veneer, It, Abehurch lane, City. ; 11 1 , i T i 1 ' Ii '.I 1 I ' i i ! 100 lei 83 65 82 84 102 104 104 108 103 105 101 103 MD 92 101 108 100 106 104 108 101 104 103 106 103 155 106 107 97 100 95 97 91 93 66 M 06 05 100 109 114 65 101 103 190 101 96 96 91 96 ... SO 'lOOl 110.04 iiiiii MIAOW £OOO,OOO 110,000 90.000 10,000 45,000 13,000 25,900 iii:oli 6,000 111!1!,7v0 ~:~i k:ii.Jl ii:0705 200,000 10,000 I 10•29. 25 8160,820 11V7,000 • 7,5001 10,000 15,000 1 !?0,000 0,000 ii:iii 1100,000! stooei koaol 14 " ) ." . ? 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