The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-16 00:00:00

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Iliad sad . . 0 4 'Sow Inds, bail a von 10:01• ‘4.- - ,..: 1 := for the arsedusdausa at asida " ' ~ .716 4 :, eo zP r a t i ony 14 1 =0 "111t rik....... ' ' , hil mof due end seases o riCTl a r %mai of Misli. ' ... apply to IdITITThad 11l ISM d. daildmireelL TUNGUS OP THE COW ING EMMA 2vagaitimoormie isamettirviiiimprd i a , IMO Ile gamma losalk Vat ... t ob.m drip le adie wilthar asift 1: 1 = OW, ..... dos bad °sifted! whits sumerir al mi lalineriga have -Tmiwigred v aMiv e l . so = et . aid WI •• ala Vit .I .ll % llt =tlibe bet is tie twin se QM " to Sid et = M...' gr... . :. .... a... ii. .....4 18 •Ndir BAJEUB6.2d raer i ri= biln ATllllM. • .•: - - 0111/ DA 111. PALACIL—tHIt3 DAY.--8111.1- rwomiL Y.—Pas••• and ossomet Root soms&Wi .6 a • u=imilatma: elimmthensiikesi" I • INTZLLICAINCI FROM ABROAD. 9. - • ILATION IX TELLMICAVA fanDelli INU/Sa's semems./ BPu R. • MADAM. Dag 16. General triageollity prevails, event the ent asthma to molds from the provisoes on thwell=and e= braent of order at Wit The Gander of to-day pubtithes a dews of Senor Irwasola stsprvanasthe juntas entrusted with the distribution of l'heve juntas are to be spliced by a sovapoeed vif two conneillces of the Gant of Aesessate Si' istry el Fibmwe, „Thig 2 tsctimiral to y whisk relates to the es to the nahional load (4,1141,8001). Di lILORZKOK. 1 1 16711311t01, 1::!t vi=l the _ alterwards lesineedspelsOlons pretested N i oad in t r Zampa ci ber a l the /isnot Ajano at Boma. Parte* the people, at the , quietly disposed' b• etween WYK Ms s 1:4 Orea6=• = 1 the nail ,tiessiss •Twe other Web, pro. •sbably feswileing aenteness of death, is 411111121101i011 tins amnis al the autism of 1087, will eon. mem nest week. If=ll YORK, DP3. 3. • begun the winter opera ' gene 460136 Yids e* of Aich I spoke in my It* by I Skit& blow. - Ne deipatehed General calike2l.4 et lei* month, with the greater part of 'a mesa* iiteseelry, in search of hostile Indiana, and in times days they struck the trail of a war party under the command of a notorious chief, known as "Black Kettle;" and although they had been marching a great part of the day in a mow storm, and the whole of it in snow a foot deep, followed him closely during the ensuing twenty-four hours, engaged him early in the morn ing, and efts. a desperate fight, lasting all day, • killed every man of the warriors, 102 in all, in- Aiding Black Kettle himself, captured nearly 900 ponies, and 63 women and the children of the tripe,' and an inusenee quantity of stores, with the lon of IV men and two alone killed and 11 men and climes wounded. There is little doubt - that tbi/ prows will now be re. • rioted yin* and "it is no et- all • Imlibelr. ;ea ty • the - . ..sting Indiazie of thephinii" 'win' be reddoed to a few hundred harmless mindirek falba 'winter, the wartioni are !creed to fix thanselves in 'their villages; mid In tillages they may fairly be said to be at the moray of the troops.. Buck Kettle is the gmeßeene who Armed most preeminently in the atroeiessmetragai sonunitted an the mettles in Kan— lest *rimer, and the destroction of him self and his follower* w great . satisfaction along the frontier. ' gmg to keep vigeevaily at week during the winter, though, as may be beegined, the heraillos of sec& a cam paigners %mills. The suss as the plains are vm7 severe, the supply deli moessarily few and far between • the marches ace long, their directio n utterly unocetain, and movements have to be made so rapidly that the baggage trains cannot follow the column after an Indian - trail has been struck. CITT QF .140n00n.-1(r. Geschen has issued is dant adarls of i the seal gert "beligim law Board . 1b Y tins ar.o~wa says Apgar behove thet pulley of adwfalsMillsa will be he the min iosordeo= fc. the maples of the nerd siestas, ed the City of to when Thaw bsesi adiend for my aim to Radiologist; sad it Wild* the beam of swain= 7 esenstly aware you that no ,fat will be waning on ssy par* to deems fans approval, both se a namber of the gorm and nod es met mweeentslive." Tzulto.— Nam Captain Vivian, who has re wired the grains* ofLord o Irsesny s arrived in Truro yesterday_ semis& H rionde, ticiyating opposition, as threatened by the omenaa s- lives, at ones nom mad as active name. How ever, et a mithig Q tie emir wad's oamittes, hs ,4 crdaY. Wes reolved that Captain This.. reamer siested, and bares obtained snob Jen honourable gebnillest, ld n shouot be opposed. epaYSTAL PALACE. —NEXT MONDAY.— .•••-• •Tllbs 4 4ll Om& Chaloino• Earn oat 4.4 o 44ss zw arst imir bailors Ito Yea a/ the voyltato a 1101•1111•011. to It w.l. II 1111,6111 1 )11* ITT and MORNS AIYintALIAN MTH PACKET ems.— Per a t p Wr Town •Ir t!• Italutitwk• quick L the g m At.F.IAID •1. US ta•:=la Yr laadaa e, 7 ,, Thi, Tram, 5n i Ten aad shwa ~'‘ ; .0, 1 -t order —fly was at at pomp aggra l =l4 es trai, al — . L . MPS: t Blititerdliegt ig. i lEVIIT and MOORE'S AIII3THALLUT LINE I , - l ' A cKrr S -tap AD iI HIP.-Por ELAIDE ~. . t , a Imo, rotor, INK &Wig oy doorit 1811 las LYRA. AA I. ei Iker_resisser J V:4iLKE, i`onam&tor i Wag la Yr Loodos aroso Ike ~ ..i ,t , . , ouroootb roommooed to iftro or so .'.Lt ori,rl ~ ay for Sep _gooda,—Per boom al or pow ,eR . ' i l ia. to PIN ITT and 1100 11. O. IRMlSoroaroor rn. DE 4 N' ITT tina MOCIREIS AIIBTRALIAN LINII 1 rActu.- 11ClT r.IIIP.—Par LAIINCESInagtei6 010 /dhow im, 1,...,4 y . with . fib* 411.61 . bsorr ll'S L 114.1 1 41 ge6 71004 - SOnamo.,"/LLIANVM 1164 mart vow A l tit .""mn ioo ror j". w grijsa I=ror molar. woo Os- Brom kr ..nro.. ux i ga."‘els=4 sr ~........ a rr iy so PrlnTr =CY EE. R. Cr. '7- - . — . irr sad Mocker ,jaw jaw 11 011 :t PACKET SHIP .— Poi Moors or. bore a ...a &NM the Itoo ship INA. Al or I. Iv muter% FL. 1. 4 ... Ncluk This mod. wroor ir irC=J a k.V.= poop vier pod aroomorlorroo tar tr .. ~......... ~.,„....,,,, stew 6.7 , TT1 , Ut DEVlTT iz t r on i".l. ooßa c iililterootoso lizailli 4. I". CLOTHING FOB ALL !MASON& Moir marir di gr:: a ikf e t az i rartg i rt awe Inellat• um or Rollo le NAOMI% or two eounautore of the Co ur t SACRED HARMONIO SOCIETY, Exater.hall. sae direst. fr om the Niaist r y F.- , . . Cloiracoros— 0061%. . 4411001 of . this decree le exam ' - tit, '' Y All e m llliVisillimismse , run farce g i t s g h , m the badglit vi t i 4 *.:'' .n...;&:=BSZaseglizereine ipfkee am maw se j pa rtlet nnount to 488,000,000 retie (4,2 • 4.- h i 6 r Ulla w :l=ors :4 1 . s r bd r, POPULAR HOSTING IN Oa, yr wsq toad paiWarll eft save Maim Ma . . 1 1 1,01 HIER'S THEATR k We afternoon a ukir au , . Roam - eve wae Theseetieg aft . - .r... .. .. . •• "T".i . • VW 4 4. , . : RiesonfOgnorke:wheredep ` • -.` regusaine 41i Int _ Ira. • ' ' getilONOO tOOM OW I O -.' a I a 1234 M. 411 it • r ams ; lialii, condemned to .deoth at - - order throughout, mud .411V..axi eni nE4.it. 10 . " - , , . tenninition pron o ge f d the grossed*" .4 '" , . . wa w a. ,st rustetworn . rot flux f /bast =ll petal EOITERATER—At 1020, aME , I Amiga ,Two ITIG °max dwell WOs er..... sat Mirs. l l4 l l.- , . , baly holstein, esnienese of do r id& lift arsulle el the animus I THE GAIETY THEATRE, Strand, will be mese =mime& marrI P T I liweaot=t; Wi.o'lnZittut Li'w.. PIT eILOTIONQ FOE 111 - 1111DIATS IMPS UM •=7 iron Issit third upoil i t A bur =r um 11. " I" 11 egOTHING MADE TO iatorma—Tb. iitiviamismtr 484. wpr. Om .414141.111711. . _ - HALI7A.I.—Xr. eta:Weld has issued hie eddrllBll maim welease. Its wry brief. H. sop lasi *lie the late rianui shales be has essepleil elnedlen.lhirgin the Wks allotted to ii. et Third Lord uesess; a r ui roaßerresescifulty solii& spumes' of spa cd the step wiith• he has West in a pserepa in r• ati an l labour end respoonbillty undue Mr. _ • OM MaCinvir.—A politica whist ' tl. .t Sia n iZasesalwa as uisisamg et ow media . was kiwi yeragrase. non Is 41 cantle Edition the retain of Mr. Elms. I parrlON Pierrnous.—lt was rumour4d la Fantasia, that a petition again the elution et (lusty tai heart had leis tinneedsd to readtle. • t • . CLOTHING ILLIYBTILLTHD.—The art 3 ma MI A ftw ebl i. bibil=trea mi ntft MlNbra Isar Is sar etwo .r t e sit rid auk saw awl essiiimi 11l The beak Om a. poshese.-11ABUTIL ii ESSIIB. MONEY WIQBAM and 80N84 IYI. Bleek•rall-ThrA. Loudon 1 1,,,, na 41( sad PA fh *to AVSI W." , —Poe . • . NI MOW k aye the Ducks au 11011 IDLY .'— . sr e'4 th. sPkild?d,S4Por 0111 1 ' ' . '' ' " m ja I n, SH.D. NAM. anpilisior I Is •the Leas. I In, Her aroommodstica Wall drew ot Is ear ww l'"d r; al = 7o ' ALlZlara wila lar etul. WilikWoma ti llaTig ix I.•RAKand SONS. 7. t i i~: ~w~ CLOTHING at READY HONEY naczEi =if VaraM4.,e... sc• fITICIWIMItIIATIUL—At 1040, • lOWA CANCAN daseell erimpt set witimpft. , 2Z; 7" - !AAA' O T TAROOATS at SAMUEL BROTWIMBI. Of Mein flfaifga Pli ts shot Ofesfs. AU dim OW*, Alm M Prim THE GAIETY a. THEATRE, Strand, , ssze ,ttkpai m iw "E Stift isa s l u s ---; b l s 1 •64241 arra:* Itr: tWia. * l b tgeagrami l rnitt ba == i fte tra = Ma l = = A byret i r i a. t= l tatea l =at e r ftt The lbaoinsi in the tail of ad• PAwmAi ilt Uee : • lawasia •IL 4 , lloo.saMe. * . Baden. ........ .................................. Bums. . Irt L. 111•0•111. I trlata8"111.8 N. A. Deriseusi. K. won. Csigias E. EL Bon. - INDIAN LINE.—THE LIVERPOOL. NOW t rr la use ag s 00 430, ma • ID,IA F SLarthec/Waha „ IT A Y of W , far NEW TORE. via Sabha. s• .ti.y. Dan U. *TN of DOME ESTI TIMM. Wetbriedap. DM IL i"1 . ef . tar NEW TORE, Welatmeday. Dee as. • - „Las geode be IL Jahn% Newfoundland, to s, mmt...f.trod ei ~,ne preasie q. ..B„Oulases. al .= the lOW Mt* k@ 1.1 the feta= ,„ I, ! prommemes. Pi ‘ ls .-11 :11a and We if 12-2,•ogh ea tenne.—For farther peWlea •,-. mr•!T to WM. WaterAitiot,_ _ ._livespem• at iir WV . sad MACEY. ibis illisabalrea. larlarlirbiliva IV ORTII GERMAN LLOYD LINE—The .1 n-wmateet . stemewee of the Werth Osman awed : : •' % ter Maxtft's Postmen.reOrneral to leave L 7 •-s L' TORE diwet EVERT TUESDAY. at I pan. Ai t li !CA, Otto torn. Pat beano-power. Tuesday. Dew S. m• i • Lil _,__3 000 tons. 7w hereto-power, Tuesday, Deo. la. ! - i '..S! A Nit. 3.00 e tone. Tie horsepower, Tuesday, Dec. tt. :%.N. OW taw. tos horsepower. Tuesday, Dee. U. ! .!.. • - First=nicr wawa. WS; lower *Wow LIS. Thew r-•• :. :I Am and all nessawries un Z m • • • 1 quora Pr i vieht=tea bka a Womb ralm—Ankr i , ::::111 1 .. GRATES. PHILLIPPIi and Co. St S. ..• , ..Urn. Landon. KO. :or to Wat,L.Wi , . WALLIS. sad t - .thasopten. NORTH GERMANY. BERLIN, Die. 16, Emmen I The President of the Confederatio n h as so b 4 'lnitial a bill to the Patera Comma for the Goal elusion of en encasement with Redo relative to the maitary service to lie performal by subjects of listen residing in North Oermauterntory. • DOYSL 4 TAPIAMBiLL PAL AM—Managing Direnar. Ilitiltati (Ws at tan Islaa Paton - )Z Luton Ind Enna 1•11.1116)111. a Oanain7 Three MUNN urns al an Omar% and •11141MIS. N1 =111.“ Caw 811111Ina.—Baztlita WM tan n le 4. 174.4 7 / 4 80 BONDER/WWI, Dm. 16. Orders were received here this morning from the ?median government for the t eom plefams of the fortiliostions of 9onderbnrg and DuPPeL CHI3TY MINSTRELS, BT. JAMES'S ILAT BALI 4 ftoalAki.--110,MGHT at light. Widow. SaY sal laSaalaya Tam art ALL TWO TZAR 1va 740 aws, Sionsaaa6l 7 laorausel so Taker. 1111 Perfasam D. The aaU arm The lava' WA lthiapias T'aospe la Übe walla Sa t walla mg ana, thiratiteryo NITER nottonat OUT or LONDOF. Yammer, Yr. FILSOSUJIAL BUSAIIMIS. THE PROPOSED DINNER TO MR. REVERDY 3010180 N. ROUM..iNIA. TO TU 3 azaTol CM TEM =PRIM Bra, —l feel it a duty to ask the favour of the publication am of the antdoesd eorreepondenoe in your journal, although I heartily' aahansad of the business to which it refer..---1 am, he., ROBERT CONINOBBY. WATCH FOR EVERYBODY—by Streeter'. /leakiest, New Iseetare, Me ss l illistreetows of the LO AL Nechinsetede Watch, by Pepper, et a, at Ls polamickunc INSTITUTION. Route to Hanover, Brow n k. and Oeotrol Flensibay.—Tbo North Omura t•• tro..elswa screw steamer ABLE& Oneida SU_ ,KL I M • despotehed HURAIDAY,_Dos. 17. calling at Blotirrall (v..... • r pamittow. at 11 ootat.—Fttreo WErems, and .11 • • tbaketo, IS sod El 1116.—A at thivoreal Nomt.oboas, W.: or to ..1.071. 4111.11.1 , 16. F rn and .t. 00., Bt. Ddostaa'rhoom, Orooolooo. eroall Town , E.C. WTROPOLITA_N and GREAT WESTERN L RAILWATR —A WEW STATION .t LLIIIERR-ROLD, e • •d betwoon Bbvistrd'eberob and Nocuarbin swims. ID t 1: LI) for tragic THIS DAT. Doc. IC TAQUARIL GOLD MINING COMPANY ILimited._l CRAnkirAw.—HENRY BATIIMT, Emu_ r wpri..wgins lErsenenni—Ca THONLAB THELO•I4 It E11314 , 13•Y , that the entire e= . 4o :Er tigi t Piny ism bleusubscribed for. The • LB.O for the 40.. 00 !hares jinn issued will be posted In a • days, and due notice Tat be Oren when the eerse are . y fee delivery. •••TtY HATYII24,"OIWrioduL Itooriste-ent et. Dee. 15, lett III'ARDIAIT FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. X. O F•tabbabed ISM 11. Losaltos ASMt Londort, MO. kON1:••• DIVISION.—NEW LIPS ASSURANCES, In codes. to elm* o. nest diclsioa at profile. RIM be effected REPO= NEXT. t •posal terms and illierligioll to the Company's Ag,•-• • ..-eretary, 11, Lombard-street, EC. (CuITISH ITNION FIRE and LIFE _ INSURAITE 001SPAPY. Inane — rated by 3 . 1+1 eistkeir. Established OK Lc rdon : 37, Gerald& Edinburgh and Dublin. 1 AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 4 Isulituttd 180. Apr tio—rpeards of Fire arid • Qoaetur Yillioea A r • .4.1 Im otop.-11•If • Million. ha4-B•tea sad a Half IMl:ea ttle. of the Proet• allotted to the Armed quingatmnially. hitherto added to PoLicie•-I)tywarda of Four Minima ) . pron.etume, statements of amounts. ha, apply to the tl• (Ake. Fleet•trert. London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNIIB, Actuary. - - k.b.1641. Empowered by ape en usl Act of Parhemintt d el Vie., cep. It. T uE GIZEAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE nn C ASSURANE rury, With which is ior soc porated the ' kTIONAL UNION LIFE ASSURANCE OOIIPANY. • , /ft10.11.-101, alespoide. and 353, etrand, Loudon. • Er'IAL ADVANTAORS TO ASSURERS. - • .• J • 'guilts divided eatement the holders of Pavelaecitine applied Ind in extin.,-oishin' g the premiums at • and - afterwards in making the policy payable during I orient advantage being secured without the par ■ • additional ginnehua. .N ...an be Wagered or disputed. except with the consent :•.- • . bars present at a genewal meet ft, to_ be speelelly '• • • °evasion. ANDREW FRA NCIS Seereeery. 11!RENIX. FIRE-OFFICE, Lombard-street and Charing-cram Fatahlichod 1781. Inamancee affected in all parte of the wort& Prompt and liberal Lace &Miasmata GEO. W. Lovas.. hooroloar. • LONDON and SUBURBAN LANI) . BUILDER(' 00KPANY (Lad , OSeeo—No. 107 a, Peach onarstrad an DMOMat POUR . 01111111111% k*E PZIt MIT. alloyed on moo of DSO and womb it:Actol for not Isis than ono year certain. JONATHAN Waal. esontlary. MONEY. —!'2U to £801) ADVANCED basso &stet, on furniture. attlerat romerea. leelllieltp, QIN Gra May be repaid by easy leatabmata dame et MU de. Tuna, umbrae*, 11 bar aratAter SOO sad Mir. erahily et E6TATIC 07711=. In a& w.ri. Admixes ea leery. We peados. as. 11'U lIERIII4 ANTS, GENTLEMAN, :red gA. haring. thorough know/wagon! Twos*. I%bsa, Asa tiISCATIUS sr (.*:4I.IIEiI'OtMENT or i K. Fir t-clar. references—Adams A. Z.. 61, Wellesley ,. rlimmeg...k.Alll, N.W. ARBIS'S CiIYSTAL SPECTAGISB of well known eznelleeee eon nob be bed at great NomellogrolD. ".:tk the brute ► k Neesem babe. The ,e 27. kwt .teal 4w "ol bp,tedee r II& —MONAD num= and DON T lON A« robbo maim& persona wives thole maw. Mir I. Awe Me. Dro trovellim yr a/mute. 111AN(114)ItTE8 (Collard, Broadwood, &c.)— `' , ...1 Heat PIANOS. fooluding two of the Teretare 3. t L • • tottung *5 elegant walnut and rosewood, by sad a patent woad cottage la walnut by • '; rly sew and quits perfect, •L ••••••/17 low ..• .t, t b, • r u peetor new w =nt 7.oetave cottages of , 4 the beet. maned with oil the intuit 1s • • • • . t 3 Irt/ 131011 167=2 . 1 .0a4 ..4 0008 ai • • in et 111 /:, ato: • A., wt., Mixagure-tirtok mole I‘looliE and HUNTON, WOLLIIALS and EXPORT eARINET H WAKENS sod lIPHOLAITEZEINI, 1 6 . 1 , 9, 11% In. 11% and 113, PAUL/1111XL% sod V. 4. M. M. and It, _WOIISHIP4STRENT. FINEBURY-14QUARE, LONDON, Lob azawitmes the completion of Muir New Wsreatoncee. -,-- • - 1 :41r CHAIRS, COMERS, sad SOFAS, „ ..,.. 1,,,t ..4-. 3ix• dliftvent , . : zz ._ ___ l•avimr Ste . • and maw-that. deliver,. Maga tat a.:' ' ''• ppm. a. 1 , 1 [AMR ani:Va U ..,_ ' , , r . ...... ozfordatzeet. W., radarl. 8 1. 1 1 1 1 1 . M C 1... • "' • : M , .14,61 rat.s4 catalogue Pat fr". ( FM:LAND TRITNXB for INDIA.-41allnArl 1 1114.1) uwro 4 ovxmArn) razese a b a tla s ta ...;,7 1 .P. Portseanteays, lestber alibi's ''''' nil aPpiestis" . te T=MMA. and aLIIIIIIT. but gums jOISZPIT G I L L O T rs STEEL PENS. Beta by 0 drakes throatiest taw Tod& SFAXiN D - HAND YULE and BURGILLE-PROOP tie. U ' OEM far Onetime t n .. w tsa . lz rem. 11.1a was Itilig ui p ~... A erresolor Om of -•••• ••fmko Li Y. avply to ao Pthl (JEST I ON. NORTON'S CAMO2OII PILL& ._ A Hands Apsoisetwoll a Powerful Weds. , '"'_ " E , wridrim. Is beam Is. ii a.. IA M.. sea lb. T CONSUMPrIVIEC A imfia 4 atlier .i . - ii - 'No •oo to ...du e b y *h e t to a ...... iteo T:: q th• Prwieription vu' 4 , ti.....1th Uses 000 knoll atlmltarlaitssiollms b , ~ .„,,, ; Cte• Mn . .".. 4. , ,1:t of otamp to pro.os. waft. Mbar= O. P. MOWN. "`".."). 2 . Xue-rtsort do w001tqa.d0n.1,02420. OVERCOATS at SAMITEL BROTHERS'. 411 a. Ps;fertil Of ail the Newest ishirka, bleb t. Genera An Sire ia Block, Abe to Order. Pries OVERCOATS at 13AIIIIIRL BROTHERS'. _aft. 71.61:14 %11. - 11k 01 Without C10t1ik0111011.4104,4 Vil* o.ow ism tit Often. Also*, Outer. Prim Oa. REAL F U R-SEAL WAISTCOATS, 250. to gaa—Bai pareleted during tbe past MlNlellf Table penal of Sealskins Waved bedew winter vegan &um= BRCrTHEEB have a megnassat Meek at slam*, advantageous gricea—BYDZKHAX-HOUSZ. Ledgateitn. IMITATION SEAL WAISTCOATS. 19A 6d. ILILMVEL BBOTEKBage. Zad'obil 'READ THE SYSTEM SAMUEL BROTHERS coodoct than banner u ,to the Illostratad Prise WS deseetted above, ender the Deed o Clothing Ilitensted.* The Arra has been established twont7ahree yens ea the prissule of charging the lowan pries possible toe ready new, and narking the maim usl e eteh article in plain Siam hen white no deviants is 10. LITDGATZHILL. SAMUEL BROTHERS, 0. LUDGATE-HILL. INABA. N' 8 LL WHISKY. DUBLIN • .101 d. INR Mb 'debated old nuez MUM FRIZZ lIXDAL—It fa paw add, mellow, add very aptedeecama Sold la sates. b.ld. dub. at la hlt=b7tbe tz alleetettladiela i d eel seal. dak rseesit hari ialead" tele 6 6 ROITYER'S BRANDY." HAMPERS of WINE in • GREAT VARIETY for CHRIST AA ONE GUINEA and HALF -A-GUINEA HACH, by PHYTHIAN and SONS, 432, West Strand, W.C. Detailed Lab of above past.ffee. pPRI= YILDALA PARIS 1118111ITION. IWO. BB PICKLBO, t h ee Jam. awl Table Dellettetea Of the o 6lo. AmiAtijawidwiliared b TM:6*m 01•1111 .11 04 4 4.4 1. 7 11161 . 11 he COM PIN% alai other Are gold Mill fa all pets of the wed& Nad whitetail' at Os 110H011trAtIMNDON. joint aosariaz =a Co.'s GARY TOOTH Twart=l.l"=" T•T=17 1 1.,••• gl".111 t•wirt• • plemslar tragrases breatli MOO Is. Id. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'. PATENT TRI CHOBARON. or alowtsit e1k a....... ......teinakhr abrelszel kw at asslari esuri...4 Ow n. COAL.—GBOII,OII J. 0043KKEIELL and Co. arassaa say Oast A BNOLD and EONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE CA. TRUSS= aitaewlediad W be Um sad nod essafaaa arum faveateL 111dislip . . lae•trida Ica. tar vsea r m 'addla d wr ka n k = asimmu Arma. w6 las."aad minima Asturaza=ag=tanusbd. As ea- JOZPAITS OOPILEINR—In &rook or moot ga , dieensa • awe Is abelord f... somas of Ida dare. proved le the Peril Myriam/ by all •Iwakao t As. 44. Irma & Jima% Des*. melee. al. rue l or i = „ ark la se Treseb ellarair• 411, DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION.—Sapid cure by =MOMS CHAIM in Quo t i = s purn ar t=:l3, l M 4. 9 lllll6 t tipat, .G. JO7llll, Preach London. EATING'S 0011011 LOZENGES relie►es 001:1471111. salt the libeelte of breathing hi AIMINA. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.- laparbat maid, la atom of LKOLPINNT CONSUMP TION. TiEATING, Chemist, i 9, At. Paul's Churchyard, Loudon. E.C. Odd retell by sil Drusilffils. to. • MD/GESTION. COCKLE' 0 ANT IBILIOI7B PILLS, =2.l=b essrj r... Is at bons ix 10.. In. M.. ea - '66 aft sruoggriervol COCKLE'S A BILIO A la sir kid illrr is z o.. Ila kr.= I.L. 41" 44.4.4120. - - _ !th'l3ollllAnn i g. GO CLEWS MITI 131 140 WI Is use 116. lad IS yews amo. all dares of gaiety. Isla m a$ Ili MAL sea Udi PILLS, PILLS, VIZpARTITIOSTM, zacthoss Aar. New Rehm Mies, sad loam By W.. Rums, NA., Naiism&lam. Leedom Maw and 8..., IroMarisa. ito DIEM EL' 8 PERFUMED ALMANAC. Naliosal Spans sal Pailliars. beaullten7 Peke., :L i Va r :=lner ata nt Obsod. ns, zwat•aess. NA 14 Peke ilueot bee bar seelege., " GIBL OF THE PERIOD" Almansck for lars. Zeikel le Yes Mao, emell Ileskeie4 with • bora firaPhie atasr Cia = " BadVft. Ig" (adored at .11 aod sa 7 Echoes " Mee : Oatherineetreet. stand. (ssox Lairr inowr's °Amara.) _ _ At the Court at Windsor, the 12th day. of Deminber, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Irj a z in Council. Her Majesty_in Coattail was this day to declare the Bight Honourable John Poynks, „EFL Spencer, E.G., Lieuteaant-General and General Governor of that part ,of the United called Ireland. rdl day, the( t HemOurable William llamas , K.O. took the oath of F itt> the Horse. This day, the Right Honourable Tem le, Lord Duienn, and Sir Colman Michael V t were, by her Majesty's command, sworn of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took their places at the board accordingly. This day, the Right Hmourable Frederick Temple, Lord Dufferin, took the oath of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. At the Court at Windsor, the 12th day of De cember, present the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Conned. Her Ma'esty in Council was this day pleased to appoint the Lord of the Council, the Right Hon. William Ewart Gladstone, the Most Noble the Duke of Argyll, the Right Hon. Earl Granville, the Secretaries of State for the Home end WarDepa Departments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer the Fiat Lead of the Admiralty, the President of the Poor-law Board, and the Right Hon. Wi lliam Edward Forster (Mine-President), to be a Committee of Council on Edacatias. At the Court at Windsor Castle, Deo. 12, her Majesty having been graciously pleased to dehver the custody of the Seale of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster to the [tight Hon. Frederick Teen le, Lord Daum, K.C.B. ' the oath of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster was this day, by her Majesty's com mend, administered to him accordingly This day, the Right Honourable John George Brahman, Earl of Beesborengla, took the oath of Lord Steward. MASTER or THE HOUBE'B-OFFICE, DBC. 12. — The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint the Right Has. Richard Edmund St. Lawrence, Earl of Cork and Orrery, IL.P., to be Master of her Majesty's Buck hounds, in the room of the Right Hai. Chutes John, Lord Colville of Cukor, resigned. ere Jamsa's P Duo. 9.—The Queen has been pleased to vpnat J Robert, Viscount 13g= G.C.8., to be LaWChamberlain of her Majesty's hold, in the roan. of Orlando George Checks, Earl of Bradford, resigned. • ST. Jesse's Dsc. 12.—The Queen has been pleased to appellee the Bight Honourable Valentine Augustus Browne ( esemisidg caned Viscount Centimes) to be Vice. Chamberlain tif= r fa i d i ty's Household, in the room of the Cl aude Hamilton (commonly called L ord la Clande Hamilton), resigned. , Sr. JAMEB'S PALACE, Die 12.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Thanes Henry, Lord Foley, to be Captain of her Majesty's Honoeue Corps of Gentle men-et-Anne, in the room of Williaen Aileron Marquis of Exeter, resigned. WHITEHALL, DEc. 14.—The Queen has been to grant theoffice of Solicitor-General for Scotland to es George Young, Esq., one of her Majesty's counted. CROWN OFFICE, DEc. 12.—The Queen has been pleased by letters patent under the great seal of the United Kingdom to appoint Sir Rebut Porrett Collier, Het., to be her Majesty's attorney gansral in all .her Courts of Record in England. The Queen has also been pleated by letters patent under the great seal to appoint Sir John Duke Coleridge, Ent., to be her Majesty's Soli- PRIVATZ Bna.e DI PARLIAUCCM—The exami ners of rheas. for prirsti Who (!dews. Prere sod Pil grim) will coweessee bola* limit courts is the Boise of Commas ea the 18th Jesiewy, at 12.o'cioCk. COLLIBMT Riniastow mum Wumac.—The UM COMM al the leaushible whiny wide* bet ai. clr eY the - W2W l.6 o= ligail gr7t! t i rdira Roveniewl 111= m alwl , ether wediswill werreceenee ant Hip Ilediereelle wee oseilhO ptedhelly Wows to willetioa the!, werklasp Wherithe =plods. hod coesestil. Mr. Pater Maw, goireauseut ter wWar, heath bows welatiseed, the day retorted a vim. Aul th at the 18 &Weed wen Mei bj as euriselea Nolen* The awes of thiaieleel wee ewe Wows, leutllhey recieerweled that le act used is tubers% awl that the quietly of sir is Woe be Nareesed. Mr. Pews, maricer _l4 dr &violist Fwd. WWI. that he bed swelweil DU. W. that eserubs, moths merited us to dote Out tsth howittiews too WS Mkt of the aced. News will be thealstally ireseired ly hiredt or by the tressever, Uri R Pairleitae. • • iamb. - Rely rw as e ttan s, 4h it tl=usaz mows rd =wigwams. je BUCHAREST, Deo. 14. The Wl:lister of the Interior has issued a circular to the Prefects forbidding all subscriptions for the purchase of arms for Greece, and laying stress upon the necessity of upholding the principle of strict neutrality. FRANCE PARIS, D. 16, Evanno. M. CaFrey, the government candidate, has been elected deputy for the 05tes-du-Nord by 19,283 votes, agatnst 6,150 given to M. Olivier, and 759 to M. Ilehante. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Du. U. The, Anchor steamship Britannia arrived out to-day. Odd closed at 1.161 ; the highest quotation daring the day was 1361 • the lowest, 1361. Ster ling, exchange on London, 100/ ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882. 1101; ditto, 1886, 108; ditto, 1846, 110 ; 10-40 Bonds, 11 4 111inois, 144 ; Brie, WI. Cotton, Middling U 261. Petro 6p,'Mader 321. Itgliro &atm dole. 700. to Ida 300. Cott old nixed, 1 dol. 160. "siikTx — READ the NEWS of the WORLD, the beet Wsstir Apar. alsel the at ad data an els Mks W . W .I adds C hao albssieLs I t t s WV* ad • amsdkaa tar salmi's., els 4 is ad addled ta say airaspaper eles ward. MOM, OF TBZ ALABAMA. memeMeeity. It soya OM with Cluesellthemethe end L a. MY ADVENTURES AFLO AT. Bi Admiral w..nia. awl" Of the Alabama esillsallor. . Rh:hard Bentley, New Bodleeneeretreet. REJECTION OF THE TURKISH ULTIMATUM BY ORFICS. According to a telegram received in London yes terday afternoon, dated Athens, Dec. 12, the Greek government has refused to comply with the con ditions of the Turkish ultimatum, and • frigate • bad been despatched to Constantinople to fetch home the Greek minister. Enthusiastic demon strations bad taken place before the residences of the English, American, Prussian, and Russian am bassadors. Telegrams received at Vienna from Constantinople announce that the Turkish minister left Athens on Monday. and that the Greek minister, with several resident Greeks, left Con stantinople Oa the same day. The following telegrams have been received through the Router agency: PARIS, Dia 16, Eviornro. The Public of this evening publishes a telegram from Athens, stating that a change of ministry is likely to take place there. The Menden, asserts that the Great Powers continue to agree as to the steps to be taken to prevent a conflict between Greece and Turkey. 8112102,T, Dec. le. The Weser Gazelts publishes intelligence from Berlin which states that the representatives of France and England at the court of Vienna have beenmetsuctod to represent to the Austrian government the dangers to which its attitude in the Bask exposes Ilse pesos of Europe. It is added that the recall of the Austrian a mbassador at Constantinople is connected with this action of the French and. English ministers at Vienna. VIENNA, Die. 15, Evasive. The Oficial Evening Pod publishes an article in which it takes note of the tone, full of hostility and animosity, employed by the Pruisian semi official press when speaking of Austria. The ar ticle proceeds to allude to the news said to have been telegraphed between Paris and Berlin, re specting representations alleged to have been made to the Austrian government by the repre sentatives of the Western Powers on the subject of the Austrian policy in Itestarn affairs. This sews it stigmatism se a malicious falsehood, for which there is sot even the shadow of a possible via understanding as foundation, no step having been taken either by the cabinet of St. James's or the Tuileries which could admit of any interpretation of the kind. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Deo. lA The examination of candidates for miWW,m to the Cadets' Royal Military f Allem llead_tairet, ender the 2 41e d i lbed am :l a cese Owante, September, 1f87 : at Chelsea Womaisi to-morrow W. gwirso. a Viee-Pr a = awl Ow mamba. of the Coma of limitary Taluestiun. The aiewiaatioa will bet the alio week, the int day bolas directed to the waled esewisatieu candi date& Yesterday Ms Royal THgtafess Ss Thaw of Cerskidz=ected the odds of Ihe Ili* Ns Dosses Osiossa septhatint Zell:sham tbsidariseg eg Vel Is Ava= beesihnheed ben the ter eradast sesames mil diens. He Moss) bored, isartner, eat Ide Wises siesta set eels bits saaWasalias tilt temies es siStelso of the oessisst of Vii,t,....fier. with the elisded to, it lad bees goo& Aplawis t :Dse. 15. — Arm lien toast Merles a. Htres_to the Ft, ; Ha Sob. lientesest French T. Hy, to the hotel • *ldu Fiederisii L. Leftdekoo_the Camesek; . 4eleilid y- Sess! i 7. ll. 4114 11cotese L. " 11l t. ..' 2i e Hoary T,O.Torti a 7 ; seeii - al - ShieHames. le the Ike Qua iour=ot C =bise dileinl Boomou Sol bo fa r ih ir41 1 1100 1 1 "111.11 r be fiCMOftWilltrafl i t ot Ora hemer year,VlM• ra trut i rsai of ado dodo mobs 1,100 d&.. pot samo.—/fte lora Vika*, No. 1. TO 1112 liczumor HON. NOM= 70ENION, Sir,—With extreme regret, and a full knowledge of the unworthy return we are making for your kindness in acrepting an invitation to dine with certain London workmen, we are compelled to ask you to release the comasittes from itsangagensents. Weisel that where any division of opinion exists amo n g persons engaged in euch • work as the committee has undertaken, there is corns danger of that which was intended for a compliment be coming an insult instead. Unfortunately, such a diva ion bee arisen among those who were before unani mous in the de*, to do bonen: to your country men, through you, and to 000gratalate you personally upon the successful manner in which you were conducting a difficult negotiation. Certain which have Wel, been made as to the hostility of alla r ira a jority of Americans towards youeselt, and their disapproval of your acts, have had a disquieting effect upon some members of our committee, and after mach discussion it has been thought wise, to avoid all possibility of giving further offence either to you, to whom these disouisioes must be swaying, or to any others, by asking your pararooa to withdraw the invitation.—l am, sir, on behalf of the deputation you so kindly received yes terday, your obedient servant, Ross= CONINGOBT. 27, Bavarian-street, 8.W., Dee. It 4, Upper Portland-pleen, Dee. 14. My dear Sir — Your note of the 12th, written in behalf of the committee who hammed me with a personal cell, at an early hour of that is received. I, of course, make no objection to thewithdrawal of the invitation to which you refer; and if you bad merely requested it I should have made no other reply. The reasons, however, which you align are each that I:deem it proper to advert to them. These are that • "majority othinericans" arshoe tile to me, and dsapprove of my sots since any arrival in this country. If the tact, were as stated, I respectfully deny the right of any elms of persona in this country, many or few, to question th at I am a representative of the go vernment and people of the United States; and I object, if potable, mom decidedly, that any such im pression constitutes even the semblance of excuse for any act of discourtesy towards me officially. For whatever estimation I may be held in by those who have been instrumental in compelling you and those aseociated with you to do what you evidently consider an ungentlemanly act, I should feel no concern person ally, but only et it on account of its authors. If they are with their !iourse, I shall continue per fectly content. The allegations which you mention as having been made in the United States in regard to myself arose from my having at at the banquet given to me in Sheffield with Mr. Roebuck, then • member of parliament, and an invited guest, and for having consented at his request to be introduced to Mr. Laird, a member of the • past and present parliament, at • banquet given to me at Liverpool, who was also an Invited guest, and for taking, when he offered it, his hand, and because of my continuing efforts to cultivate friendly feelings between the people of this esuatry and my own. That these im putations may well be borne with by me, when I wes ro t upon 1327 present minima for thepurpose of re t n r szar; s: nuties, d I should Ind any, and confirming will readily be believed, nothwithatanding • attain por tion of Om working men of London have thought it proper and within their provisos to endeavour to Inllct what they designed to be a slight upon ma I my a. portion of the worms men of this city, for I have no reason to believe that I am not held in kind regard by that dam et Rieekboes lure aod elembere. do far hem baying any ends Tema, reio which I bees see wi th In "ham, L ids, Worcester, Liver = Wiallioßil:saa ke hat lawka lrod wa ais liith ha s:ll , clams Of ore lfaj a subjects. And I may s there for! submit with to any adverse opinion which may be entertained by ger peat et any ice within the lim*a of this city. My intheneWs is that these are few. What infuses has Dien brought to beer leper tea Ido sot knew. It is peeiblethat some. uny =or isiereeted adsa ass ems, may be . the of it, er that each meow may men • for some political end, that mdeabie relations this imentry and my own shall not be seteblithed. That I ant justly :Nubian to masure is regard to my • conduit towards Menus. Roebuck and Laird irlll not be -believed telligent e by p: 7 portion ef the un United States, whprejuo have wi diced and in of the t nessed, not y without Nem, but with pimento, the coarse pursued by all the du.. ed officers of the United States away, Mann= and Grant % towards the °theme YWy is the Confederate ser vice. These bit/rhea sought destroy the government to widen they owed ell m, end thereby committed the highest ci all pelting alms, and jet from the moment our late war terainsitod, they wort taken by the hand by our generals, and their former Mundt, rela tions mare at ones elmssrely sermaed. General Grant, whom devotion to hie as one doubts, has had in his house in W as a geed one of the most dis tinguished of the Omiltdomme lithems. If conduct like this is not ally ace euresdk bet egirf.4. upon Ida grounds can it even be desmit held that I should be cen sored for my course towards Means. Roebuck and l At who owed no alleging, whalimar to the United Star i Thanking you, sir, and your eommietes for the courtesy shown me at our permed interview, sad for the friendly tame of your Ilele, I ram* with moth :egad, your 'obedient servant, BMW= Joanne!. Robert Cesiagmby, Psi r Cbairmao, Re. Tim Rumour= Bram or Tis Rom L9riellgTA,,B.3.‘"l"ba-SamtB=Ptraid Ahoy Moe lie Lava Ashes* ill to wok "oo itot liostiliss 6. ii=a ill ' of the gamins* is Beat- Se leo& ot skeet,' &depots oWs iskuirs" es she "be set lathe eon Cur s sad to house Wei with ashilto Paz .0.0101 Rmasiam TlATree Tome% TM& .1 iittossiiiele. 1,411; alio wimp* Mltit 3,011. a n) NOM AND Omni Tho OG& Waal ts Norm sal Orlllki.-41 1•41 ti an han ima w a r s igrraislr• brie Yr grAtilingt i gt i --- " 211114 lawee t l B 6_,ippar. 6B saa ftrialtitk SIS • t al i Divot, 1411. amaspaggirmrimmi Wilkey*. • Cate We have no means et mermarlag the nand° of last night with its predicator in the last erkiry, hut it is unquestionably ons of the bed performances that has been exhibited on the mimic stage of Westminster far teeny yeas. Mr. Northeote's represtatotion of Plumb VI an Illimirable piece of acting. sad gives evident* of the of considerable Metrical* power. Ha not may till the part but he EL the stage with his hapiesseseien. His voice and his gestures are typical of the character. The Athenian Parasite was a character distinguished for his audacity, his mendacity, and his edscity, and these points received both natural and artistic Wades non in the hands of Mr. Northcote He tho roughly conceives and appreciates the rifle he has to play. The roll of his body, the swell of his chest, the sweep of his robe, are so massy happy aids to his voluble and voluminous tongue. He enters the steffli with such a confident, thrasonical air and mummer as to make it certain that he will sowed in planing . cat the km old men. The American representative of AI Wilk"- las de Boat at the Strand m almost snrpasasd in cocci mate assurance and cool audacity by the tyro of t h e Westminster stage. Gets is a character scarcely lass im portant than Phormio, but Mr. O'Brien, th o u g h he played the part fairly enough, did not show that tility and dramatic insight which marked the pierforLanse als. of Mr. Northcote. The one studied a character, the other learned a part. Mr. Haden, the captain of the school, displayed all the chagrin nd irritability appropriate to the situation of Denupho on finding his son Amalgam tricked into what he supposed an unsuitable Mr. B. IL Eddia, who represents siwwltt into excess in. the terror he exhTbirs i t is wife when Pbormio informs her of his kenos with the Lesbian woman. Mr. limanquet personated Naraisteala admirably in vain and make up, but at. hardly threw enough of " Mrs. Candle" into her part. The Bophrona el Mr. Ilbadwell was extremely amusing, as was the intra. duction of a very bide Crito —Mr. Ellis—between two feßom-lawyess of lofty tea , The A,found szeal- Mleexpo W stente . A i E n ti t Saunders Mr. Bamboo. The prelatic character—Davos—was rendered very in. telligently by Mr. Harley. The prolove was spoken by Mr. Haden, the captain. As usual, it lode welcome to those who mune to see the teromtenary Westminster Play. It made graceful allu sion to the late Archbishop of —a Westminster scholar. It is a curious fact that the heids of both church and state tome few years ago were " Westminster, " namely, the late Archbishop and Earl Russell. The theatre was, as usual, crowded by a fashionable audience of ladies and gentlemen. Amongst them were the Archbishop-elect of Canterbury, Sir It. Phillimore, Mr. Mere, do. LONDON MIDDLE-CLASS SCHOOLS. • Those who take an interaet in the middle-cleeir Khoo' movement will be gratified at the evidence of pro. green afforded in the ceremony which took pace y of the laying of the foundation-stone of the new= now in process of erectica in Cowper-street, City reed. The ceremony of yesterday took place in the area o f what, when finished, will be the school dining-hall (and amongst the arrangements it should be mentioned is the providing a good substantial plain dinner for every boy whose parents dears that be should avail him self of it, for sixpence), which was covered over, and galleried and seated round specially for the oecasson. There were no great dignitaries either of church or state present, though ararael bad been invited. The Aashbsihop of Canterbury-elect excused himself on the ground of ordination duties, hut in his letter be expressed the wannest interest is the scheme. Lord t= war equally sympathetic, and regretted that an barmen eapgaments prevented Ids attendrms. Dela at Weirmaster and Lady ngrmalltermy, terhAtra, the Illand %Rebury, Mr. Lame . (the new Claneellar et the rarmegaer), and other thelinguithed IpMeleal whose pretence tt wee Irauwoalt have given acid to the mermen" east animm her themem Those. however, who vee, present the work cd the day with ita There berme and educationel= Them was Mayer Alderman Nara, Akimmen W. Lawmen Alhismaa aesiez„ Mr. Tits. M.P Ma Camelot, Mr , 011116110.1 A Mr . A. vie, Mr. Oeshfleht Mr. Wrthe Bev. W. Berra the Rev. . Jew% (the etteer of the sehtmg, the Heed Master of the ay of Load= and the Head Mader of the Charter-harm co c oac te a d the very ormiderable E mbe r at rmanyak Ota ins who look upon li!oes mild% ekes sane as a valuable rearm at german/ In the 'harm ellidelty quali fi ed clerks and ault The Lord Mayor, who ems in date, was fag rte aermies by fi guard et homer at the City' of Lesion Mligla d merm the command of Alderman and Colonel WBron, and having been conducted by the committee to tho ilk It etete provided far him, Alderman Hale, the prearmil if the council, invited the Lord Mayor to lay the atone, and. a brief address, booed the origin of the project to the letters pablished by Mr. Mogen in the newepapes Soar or five years ego, deitarthed the praoesrmge at the Merman. house under bin own 00470raltYbe'eanitetkowee. read ? = mad* by the Disk, barmen the City - eampateLien umud i he a. firm 'llle mtde t to these. as he mid. in the at aver 16,600 f. to the term; en in tag the woes* of ameireitillrmal Awned that 660 at m t ii h i LtAttr of • Lea 1 1 1 1eltieh Wifor ' there " Was t e e l • 100 bit ailmirmek Besh.semat Ralserd lo t k r i rrida vinewatßle • • 141 ▪ it by arm at. ' the dada arm tw a t einl amount of athe:ainee ahead/ rus e wasita that the mat for the purchase of the . Crmper-street ( arm) was 30.0001., 1ara1717.11. Mena with Merm. Beam end Co. for the baildinglloo AWOL 01781ilL P4Z4 00.11r4KE 'The report of the &rectors to the 27th ordiewl; C a tt l e = l 3 e leF ist rattlildiff e • .= • arida o[ 111. ea. Nokia& eis7 aK2 4s. 7d. ovir iron Morn a mount 47,2441. is. to ths sod* Of Minim ttaisti emu* CS the=•••• ma dthtimaideeb4l meg beluga of amok • Mt we of ___A &= b. remies to se& Mt sin the lows r•meetseded tardishioe so= w ag eig o t w oopei WI billereil it, kiftt 4 so %P&L bet iftet win Ile sediteie or t e r isimputr. tii* reawx a i s litias . avi s i o r ti r k powttyr. ie. tifis t V= • the i stet s : ii=g oge., si JEW , lest . efsis' ie - ibeetim .6.1' ' proptites to adopt. I WM/00AM at SAMUEL BROTE Pa ea Od Geld Bisatilyea i tbr i zi o velvet Oollara. Ake le Order. Prim fibs. OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. sam. Wits*, Of Nese ti..oin ie ht ir Want Mao, with shit Ofilms. All alas la Reek, Also re Order. Pries Ole OVERCOATS at SAMUEL. BROTHERS% Novel, Of Me wtwit P"a a r reilt, v wl Ohms Fatale; with ana Osaara All Blasi bi Shook Alsogror.