The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-19 00:00:00

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The average passage of these has Peen 69 days to Madras, some of them making the paassges on record. Passengers hytheee steamers Ida ,:,. ption of embarking and theembartlng at paying their railway fare between sag 4114 conlqiug them to and from the steamers. Tbe be the earns as before.—For freight or oply to iirindlay and Co., U. Parliament-street , d agents of the Company, Messrs. Bond and o. Mtnehag-lane, ; and in Plymouth. to Kr. vine.—Any application& for appointments as midahlp. set :n tau wreice must be made at the offices of the Company, P.C. ILEGINALD PAYEES , etteregary,, CALCUTTA Direct, to leave the Docks on the -th April last shipping day the Iffth, unless pireeionaly R= • se welt. known clipper /ship SIR JOHN LAWRENCE, AI ;.x4 toes register, J. SINCLAIR., commander: loading India Docks. nth 12 •1 114 11 test vessel will be pane. and presents the best opportunity to shippers cola—For freight or passage apply to DICOMBE /❑it and Co.. Cross-street.chansters, llsuachester to A 11)l NG end Co., 36. Cannonetreet or to GELLATLY, stWELL,, ST, Leadimitalleffreet, KC HONG KONG and WHAMPOA (to sail 21st ):thh. the very fasheaDing clipper ship LORD RAGLAN, ‘rsrs. hater mister. D. POP& commander : In ._.lltolie Deal. This splendid ship, ea well Inscor• tee lr ip.„; pesaas.. and &mud delivery of cargo, Is essondeptty mow. st: I to shiptv ts of fine goods. A o GMAT T kT. sad SEWPIL. L es d ei g u m.a l ; e y e t , RQ , HoNGKONG and WRAMPOA, the splendid, 4de.built clipper ship SYDNEY ECOERS dared irt is the Liverpool undervntees hook, 1170 kook r • 11. W CAMPBELL, Commander , loading fo th• REM ks mairciitokst yawl. built on the Clyde in I s Wt names* to Bombay he 79 days, le noted tor ..peed and sound delivery of gem, and will be Lonna ut opportaulty for shippers of flue goods.—Apply to LAI i 't and ItEID, 12, King William.street or to OIL IIA N K EY, and SEWELL, 27, LeadenhaUelreet. BOIBAY Direet (receiving goods till 23rd March), err) test selttod after s p.IOHN ALIMAH, AI, register t the Let India Docks. Ilk glee lbys liallippin at .her cargo endured, Is newly 'emend,. ouldently recommended to shippers requiring despatch, • .U.LATLY, ILLNK,II.I", and SEWELL, SI, Leadenly& IC. BOIIBAY Direct, to follow the John Melhnish, the marnineent clipper ship MARY STENROt'SL, dared A; f r I,)t the Lis trpool Underwriters' Eok, 1,243 two 11. yi commander: loadlT In the Zest India r• : :Apply to itAITIMN &lid REID, 12. King Willtaz-atreet: GELLAILY, 11ANKEV. and dgiffil. Leadenha4 ,sett. 1. C. SHANGHAI Direct (receiving' until the MArett H.ktiown Chios r AH, BEZVAH, M 7 1061 register, THOMAS JO . SOlNosonasaar: Adv.: to the Feet Detia Dicks. —7er fretorht Of paw* apply to fELL LY. RANKLY, sad SYMELL, 27, LesilsulsiMMrect,ll.C. MEW I ZEAL\ N D.—The Mail having arrived, :Myron are re.pectfully Informed that the =dermas iLipo wall tall to:netmally, al& : t .....slroLl„ for CANTERBURY 3:AX ' , ILI 1, for AUCKLAND: and ‘l:n ICKSEITRE, ter OTACAL r: a N. 1V:81N...N. and Co., FA.i India-avenue, leadenhall pLACK. BALL PASSENGER LINE of UPPLI: PACKETS for AUSTRALIA trona Looks direct. Tonnage. Docks. To 8.11. Matilda 2,600 E India March 25 “oldeti Land I:0 alAlbert a. 2,500 , K laths , April 10 a damn Mel- 1,800 E India I May 10 . huidi Cherwell ~ ...ird .. Fusilur : 2,000 I K India I March fl ~:.1 ! Q ueen ' t th e 2,500 I E. India 1 Aprll23 i • .:ebrated line of packet+ have, by their ptuactuallty and r earned a world•known reputation, 11114 their • iccwamodation is unsurpassed by any 'mush afloat.—For ratan respecting freight or passage to Australia apply to ILLINIB and Co., Liverpoo l . an Agents for the Black .:e and T. M. MACKAY Co., I, learlenballatreet, . 1. EC FRAM LIVERPOOL Olt Qtruomrimnr_zp 1111111M111.K. LIVERPOOL, :PEW — TORS sad T R IIILADELPHIA STEAM-Stilt' COI/MANY intend des• Atrut their tall-powered Clyde-bnilt hoe Screw Sigemsdihipe, arDcg the United States PROM LIYEKPOOL POR NNW MIRK. CITY OF LONDON, Wetimaday, March 23. ETNA,. Wednesday, March 3J. GLASGOW, Saturday, April I. Ala every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Won passage by the mall steamers sailing every WednemPly. Ii and 21 gators, according te the accommodation. Cabin pass by the satorday's IlLekinVTl, 13 guineas. Yemeni parade f Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for C..•.t.n. Lim Culled States, and British Columbus, booted through r-ry adiuntageoto terms.—For further particulars apply to 271.1. M INMAN, 22, Waterutrest, Liverpool; or to ILI iik.S mg MACEY. R. Xing Willlamutrtee. au. (IC:CARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH v iIIEitICAN ROYAL MAIL %TEAM-REIM appointed by Be .Unuralt to nil between LIVERPOOL and !JIM YORE. 'vra vest( VERPOOL and BOSTON. the Boston *hips e Haien to land and receive passengers and 'nail& 7 c it i gt I or ':her vessels are &predated to sail horn Liverpool, at cora to rewire 'he sails: AFRICA. for BOsTONTtiatuiday. March 19. Pi.I;,IA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, March NI. I.e BOSTON, Satuiday, April 2. money, including steward's tee and provisions, bat r:_ at aloes or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston. chief cabin, AZ '<end cabin, Cl 6. To New York, chief cable. £2O : eciA cabin LlB. Freight to HAMA% Boston. sad New York, F 3 at 1 5 per teat. primers—Apply to J. B. loord, 52, Old uai.strret. tombs : J. 36. Carrie. Havre, said 11, ?taco du la Pans . G. and J. Burns, Buchenau-street, Gluiest.: D. 71 . 1 c-r. QIMOOSOWIII ; Of D. and C. Wirer, e, WSW , Ott:. Lerrporst (TEANI from LONDON to NEW YORK. 13 Ir, fa:lTlalf and AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION •:i' NI Lini:tra will despatch am of the usierukeatiotiod - A..rew steamers t•ve each mouth for New York. funa. lior.r.yower. , ;:_,. "2:5 , 6 2,560 2,.500 Captain Glover. e.ptais Coach. Captola Yrosd. Coptsla Ilarris. • • ent tennis are unsurpassed by any ocean-going au I have accommodation for passengers replete with t flue line will commence at au early date, the ', • t +t of ur hard io a later animist:ernes& To hail In the 1 • —Fnr trcieht or passage apply to the Company s A. t• ALEI:ED L %MING aad Co., 70, Comkal GRAVES, PIIILLIPPS, and a ' , AT etc h the und..rroesttonel firsr-efass steamers s. I:..r7ERDAm, the B•tTAVIEI:. every Sunday monde., • 1, 1,1(4,, Tier, at 10 a.m. rallied at laisekwall for : • .7 1 t.i. Ewes. t 2 2i., a; s.. and 17s. i. 1.: and the • ' .'.Cry Thursday mouroiug early from od the Tower. LI N. noatral vessel, ender Bastian flag, the CONDO!. rr• ni H r•alvdowe To be followed by the ADLEaIt, L" , a 2 al. obit Ins . 7 ' r t \ the UINDON. aboet March 24, from ' ' F IL, 13 . to/ To be followed ' F .A. • f•-• , . • I,:r, e., apply at Clisplln'i l'oleereal ()Tee. 1 " : Fr. •‘, ..r to PILILLICPS, GRAVES, PifILUPP.i, 11. .t E.C. R OTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWICE a • I The paddleartemart BATATIVR, rapt. W. '. 11 To! •• , ^7l litThlltaitt Pier. It am— rsfll I ; 4..4% 14. p oven at 11 a.m. Faros, at b.. L 1 101., 1 : - . 4 00. M.. L 2 11. and a ea. 3d. Ihe screst• E‘..ohlo fr"nt off the Tooter every Thursday morning I t. an L 1 lt.s.—For 'brogan ram refer to the t•m• 1.114. Apply CHAPIIN'S CuMenal • W.. 1 t.. PHILLIPPS, GILaVE. 4 , PHILLIPPS, mud Co.. ... E.. 4.lant. E C. ETRuPoLITAN RAILWAY. rtsTLI: 114 ILIDAYS. • i ••\ thAINi will 11111 between the CITY and '..‘. 1.. N THE IN VIGORATI VE NERVINE ESSENCE. , • • itic..ll3 prepare I and mo+t powerful Quirt r koto+W. ed . res. ore+ to their n.omal condition . . • the s intocrity of whieh portect health de •• for lohnits of ell kinds. mod from Its con .•. ..then inzredient.. ',pane and phospate of soda, • , ela_!d ylu - netieial to the tIeTTOU4 and dyspeptic. ..r ("lir quantities iu one for Va. Sole Kono.:.srten ~fol Co. 620, Oxford-street, W.C., London. NNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA • 1.• twenty. dive year% emplatkelly mien ti the 110 ni and universally accepted by -- • ••• hest rimedy P•r whiny of the stomach, the eia, e•nit, nod lititimestlon and am a mild aperient • - •.listitistions. more especially fur ladies and chil e. . id-P•ired. m a stet , . of perfect purity and of uniform 1.1 NN hi) oill) and let. in, New lionsletreet, I i.y all respectable CileMiata throußbout the w o r l d. I F . SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, ~ -A • r fidne remedy, prepared without any mentoriel • - fe ••11 the recipe of 1)r le•ott, will be found terminable ; eh)citf• r front hllintn and layer complaints, Indlemtion, •• . itid'ho en. dI/rieems of the eyes, ac. For habitual '"'"o. am a family aperient medicine, and as a eviller of they ere truly eaceilent : in their operation and • • to the stomach. they create appetite, promote digestion, .W - ien the whislo uerviate system --Sold by W. Wilbert, •" ind W illumat ., Charing-cross, London, and by most :"'",••• in totes, lc lid. and L. lid. Be sore Wadi for Dr. .: • hilions and /dyer FILM The remains are In • Mum. POO / 44 ' ne , , Mkt " W Wlam lambert" engraved on the Mew*. MIDDLESEX • LUNATIC ASYLUM at HANWILL.—due willing to TUNDRA for SUPPLY ING the anoveduusted Institution with MEAT, Ploar, Mali . Hops, Hay end Straw, Oatmeal, Peas, butter Cheese, or Dawn for Hz Winder Months. from the Ist of April next. or with any of the ender-mentioned ARTICLIA for Twelve Calendar Months hoes that day, vla. °emeriti, Soap, OIL Oil Colours, Brooms, Brash's, Window Glass, Lead and Leaden Piping, Hosiery, Linea and Woollen Drapery, Blankets, Rum Straw Hats and Donneta Tabasco, G u th Cloth Boots and Shoes, Leather. and Wines and Spirits e sick, are requested to deliver sealed TENDERS to me before 12 o'clock on WEDN&iDAY, the Ind hist., at the Sessions-house, Clerkenwelivesa. LC., and to attend there personalty at that time. Blank forms in which tendon must b made may be obtained, and the form of con tract may be seen either upon application to me at (be Sessions. house, or to the Storekeeper at the Asylum . and patterns and maples, to which Ohs connectors win be strictly required to conform, may be seen at the Sessions-house aforesaid. or at the Asylum at Hanwe4L no Committee of Visitors will not Mod themselves to the lowest or any of the leaden. Dated this 11th of Marsh, 1951 CWRIGHT, (lark to the Visitors. , WANTED, at the MIDDLESEX LUNATIC ASYLUM. at Haswell, • SUPILLNTINDENT of the LAUNDRY. She mast be ander 41 years of age, good character and constitution, and able to write a legible band. The salary la 230 a year, with board, lodging, and washing. Several Latin drmaids are aho required, at wages of Alb • year, with • pro gressive inalllelt of Al • year for live years, they oast be single women or widows, between 25 and S 6 years of age, active, healthy, and biteingent. Candidates most produce satisfactory lestAmoniah, and apply polygonally at the Session house, Clerken well green, on TUIDIDAY, the 22nd of March instant, between the boars of 12 and 3 delocit, when the Matron will attend and give Information as to the duties required. 2111 ONNAIM. CNN= we NINANCIL COMPANY et LONDON sad the lONDON TIIMICIAL CIATION c !sited). invite 8 pikes tor the Capital of THE C AR U RAILWAY ontriAsy'Limited), from !Court° to!i.:orde-vi. Under Bimetal Coneseidon from the Argeettas Government. Incorporated under The Companies Act, Mt." Commence to Perpetuity. Government Ovareatee of Seven per Cent. per Annum for Potty Yeara Grant of Lend attpetningthe Intend at Been par Cent.oii D r i - p7:41 . t and W 1 1 .14021 dale od payment. Capital flied by lb. Concession, L 1.600,000, Of Which It is nier proposed to raise 41,000.000 In 50.000 Shares AC Y!0 etch. sun a:000,000 hereafter as ay be found necessary . Deposit Al per Share on Application, and it 10t. on allotment. No call to steeled k 2 104. per `hare. and at Intorrala of sot less Utah three mouth& DM:MU _ _ —.—.. Weary Brockett. Esq., late Member of CouncH,Janialca, Director et Use Indian Tramway Company. W. M. Buddlcoro, Esq., Penbeddw Hall. near MOM. Thaw Dnifuld. Req., merchant, Liverpool and Buenos Ayres. Jolui Hepn, kiaq Dtrectm of Arica and Tacna Railway Com. pony. Peru Lall/CIIC., Heyworth. Esq Jun.. Yew Tree. near Liverpool. Edward Johnston. Esq.. Director of the London and Brazilian Bank. Adam D. Kennard, Esq,Dlrector of the Consolidated Bank. Jackson a d Co. , Austiafrinn. BM Joseph Paxton, M.P.., of the Midland Railway Company. William Wapataff, ilL i ßling, near Canoes, North Wales. Simnel Waterhouse, ~ Director of the Great Northern lallway Company. (With power to add to their number.) AnzTts. The General Credit and Finruce —.. Fompany r 4 London, 7. Loth bury, KC. The London linsnelal Aesoclation, Thresdneedle-elreet. E C. BANCULS.—The Consolidated Itank. lenchurch.%treet, L.C. noMtn —Edwgrrd Wands. Esq., C.E. Rouermits.—Mesirs Amory Travers and ..;mlth • AEDiEOI.-11. P. Harding, E.g. .111esers. Handing, Callas, and C 0.., 3, Bank-building. K.C. BEngatfgE.—Mr. Orme Woolcott. . . Temporary OiTea. - M3 - o: . 81, - ( . .;:re - lbotue — ,Zid . Broad4treet. Prospectus. with mep sbi r ieling the line of the projected railway. may be obtained at the office of the Geueral Credit a•d Finance Company, or at the office of the Loudon Financial Association, and at the temporary edam of the Company. where • notarial translation of the Concession, and prints of the memo randa= and articles of association, lie for inspection. Applications for sauna to be made in the annexed form, which most be left at the Bankers with • deposit of A.l per share on thnuntbsr: of 141117 . T11 applied for.. It no allotment be rude, the deposit will he returnwt with out deduction. Should a leas number of Shares he allotted than that applied for, the deposit will bs made available towards the payment on the allotment, and the balance, 11 any, returned to the applicant. Proms Teases and Forms of Application may also be obtained from Me Brokers of tut two Financial Companies. PORN Or APPLICATION FOR SHARD. To Ike Direciorscitie Company iLinitted% Gentlemen,—Haring paid to iheConsolidated Bank the MINI Of C , I hereby meat that you will allot to me shares of C2oeack lo the Central Argentine Wawa, Company 'Limited, and I hereby wive to accept garb shares. or any smaller neat her that may be allotted to me, and to pay the ressaioder of the deposit of it lea on each of the shares allotted. to become a member of the Company, and to sign the Artioies of Association, when required and I request e•et e. insert my 113 Te in the Re gister of 'Members to respect of the shares allotted to am I sin, Gentlemee, yonr obedient servant, Cruel sigaatare Name folly and plainly written Description Address folly and plainly written Data This Torn of Application to be left at tha Bankers of the Company. THE DUTCH TRAMWAY COMPANY • Limited'. ,Registered under the Companies Act. 1960 , with Limited Liability.) Capital, £A.OOO, in 6,000 shares of £lO each. Deposit on application 4:1 per sham, snl dt on allotment. Tilltt JUR!. JOHN CIITNOWETIL Km! , Notting. hill. Chairman. N. D. Coldsmid, P.m., Director Hague Gas Works Company, the Hague. James Y. Gregory, Esq., Director Hague Gas Works Company, . brussels. P. J. Landry. Hanker, the Hume. J. Van Leanep. Esq., Chairman Amsterdam Waterworke Com pany. Amsterdam. Alexander Macdonald, Esq., 24. Jernon.strest , St. James's. Corn.lius Watford, E s q. Little Twit, Enfield. James White. Esq.. Upton park. slough. kliotsmos—Messrs. Street and Mantiont, 4, Parliament-street, Westminster. Potterrolts Mews. Hughes, Hadorman, and Hughes, 17, Buzblersburl. London. J. De Has, EN., The Hague. BROgla--Jarnes Shepherd. bal.. Auction Mart, Bank. kIIKIRS Alliance Bank Limited P. J. Landry. You . The Hague. ItDllOll9. J. Le Cieyt Daniell. Eay. , 2. )Loyal Exchange-buildings. Messrs. Cooper, Brothers and . Pubhe Accoiuttants, 13, George-stmt, Mansion.honae. ancamaßY—Mr. 0. F. Smith. Othese-141. Cannon stoat, E C. This Company is formed for the purpose of carrying out con ciliations for making and working tramways in the kibgbdu of Holland and adjacent State.. A coureaion for a double tram way from the Hague to scheveninzue the Brighton of Holland has already been obtained on favourable terms. and • contract has been concluded with responsible Bonita contractors. by which they undertake to purchase the land, to make the lines. and perinde all the rolling stock. horses. cdc.. for the rum of £40,000. The remaining £lOOO will he required tar a working capital. The works are in settee progress. and will be completed and brought Into operation In the course of the month of May nest. The Hoe will commence in the principal "glare in the town of the Hague. and follow the ordinary route to ncheveningue, re turning by another route. sit the Canal and the Zoological Gardena, to the suns station, living a total length of about seven English miles. Scheveningue, the only marine sulinrh In Holland, Is retorted to by large numbers of visitors. ehisny from Amsterdam, Rot terdam, Utrecht. and other {omit From minute information furnished by the town authorities, the number of vehicles einpluyed iu MS %tattle has 10-co steer- Wood to make 110,000 journeys • year. ear% tionveying on an average sit persons, and the total number of visitor, uow enter- Inc Schevenlngue I” carriages and on foot amounts to about 4.000.000 a year: of these it may fairly be estimated that one fourth will travel by the tramway. In addition thereto, about 20.000 tons of ask ilyerellindme. and provisions are carried annually between the Hague and Schvvenhisnie, of which it Is moU ed that one half at least will be carried by the tramway. From casting sources id traffic an annual income of at least £3..one may safely Le calculated upon. From ruefully prepared estimates of the omit of horse-keep, wages. repairs. and every contingency. the general result is that • nett ditidend if not lea than IS per cent. rz the proposed capital may fairly be relied upon. A large number of shires has already been subscribed for is Holland, wiikh furnishes a proof of the high carnation in which this undertaking is held by the Dutch people. Applies. Huns for the remaining shares may be made to the Brokers. or to the Secretory. at the ()Meek Ul Cannon.strAet, lilt no application will Le considered, unless secoMpouird by • OepOilt of £1 per share ; should no allotment be made to the applicant, this sum will be returned in full. March. ISrn. FLOWER SEEDS, free per poet.—WhL WOOD and SO NS splendid COLLECTI.F.CS, as under :—Hardy annuals, 100 varieties. COs.: 50 ditto. 10s.. 05 ditto, es. : 12 ditto, es. ed. Halt bud, annuals, 100 varieties, 25a. . 00 ditto, les ed.. LS ditto, 7s. ditto, as. ed. German Flower seeds as Imported, In original sealed packets, on lowest term'. Cats leaves on applicatiots—Woosilansis nursery and seed wairehoune, MareaMkl, Vektield, Sores. TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BOND S .- STRAND LCadC HALL CUIIrANY Limited DI of LSO each UV now ready for mile, follantuttitg A first charge upon the properq of the Company, repayable In throe yearn, and bearins filtered at 410 per edit. per Annan!, payable Itall.yearty. Apply at the omens of the Company . 315. husent, ilr.C.; or to Mr. CI T. Told, stock and share broker. 11, Tolteshosio-yand. LC.—By order of the Board. FIXDRRICIE LAWELSCH Seeritssy. QTRA ND MUSIC HALL COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE TS HEREBY OIVEN. that NO APPLICATIONS for the MORTGAGE WANDA will be entertained after WED NESDAY sett. the 43rd hat for London. and THURSDAY, the 24th, for the Country.—Re order of the Board, FREDERIC LAWRENCE. Secretary. TO LADIES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an (Mental Botanical Preparation f Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek. and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing Irritation and removing all redness. tan, pimple., spa.. freckles, discolorfr Boas. and oth-r cutaneous visitations, render It Indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the s rferts of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or Intense solar heat. Pecs te. Id. sad Se 6,1. per bottle—Sold at 20, Hatton.sardes and by chemist's and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' K alydor." and heware of venom and pernicious articles under the mew of " Kelytler." LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. mAnctr 19, 1864. THE CITY OFFICES COMPAN Y under " The Companies Act, nut' The 11 . M17/T e ill CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). In conjunction with the CREDIT PONCHO. (Itoittedj, aro PSY-PASED to StECILIPZ SUBSCItIPTIONS for the CAPITAL of CITY Oirietraiiiiiir (Gas; c). -- Capital 41.000000, In 20,000 shares of a 0 each. Drpoeft on application 41 per Aare, and 5.4 on allotment. Calls not to exceed ZS pie share. sad at intervals of not less than three mouths. No call will be made ante after erwiratlon of three months . from the date of a ll otment. It la not intended to all4l;74than fif;er share : but when It ia found that more share capital can be advantageousl, em trzied. power wit be taken to Increase the capital, a preference gives Sotto then exis onlototttt ting shareholders. H. T. L. Astley, Esq. Ileum Astley and Co.), Nicholas.hoie. Thomas DON, Req. ig.lderrun), Abohurch-lane. Charles Rills, Eim Lloyd's. James loniet. 11 aq . lines ArmalarlE Edward Itafterrilan, Esq. (Messrs. )lastennati, Peters, and Co.), London. Edward Warw. HIE F. G. Westmorland. Patt e L i Joya and Co.), London. The T Right Roo. James Wortley. BaggßlA—Hers, Masterson. Peters, sad Co., London. • SOLICTIVIUL Yens. Edwards and Co.. Westrainsinr. Hamra Newbon. Evans, and Co., L 4 Nicholas-lane. Messrs. Hughes, tlasterman, and Hughes, Bucidersbr" witßs. Mess. Laurence. Son, and Peirc — e. Bartholomewdanc, E.C. Yens. Zobinsand Berber, Threadneedle-street • AC DrfOILB. . fk Lowell Price, Eaq., Public Accountant, 5, Greahanivtreet. Freak- Maynard, Esq., Public Accountant, 19. Breadatreet. —G. W. Benwell, Seenpaeary Offiem—llia Offices of tbe Merasottle Credit /ow elation (Limited), tl. Threadoiwidlestreet. Of en menrtlies er property that oats come tinder the desalini sation of i'firsteciam," both for stability as wall a• increiminif its value year b year, none can at all compare with freehold or long City of London property, especially that portion eltpated within a radius of 1,900 yards of the Bank of England thts fact Is so well known, that the greatest competition to ex cited when any property of this description Is offered In the market and large as the rise to value of such property has boon during the last few years, it Is admitted by all conversant with the subject that a still greater increase must continua to take place from the impossibility of supplying the suitable accommo defies required by joint-stock companies and commercial and professional firma The City Offiass Company (limited) lave agreed for the, _pur chase of the nodermentionni sues of land, with the buildings thereon, which for eligibility of situation and size of each block are niches can rarely be acquired, as the following enumeration will amply prose they are In eve blockt, via, A, B, C, D, and E. Block A repasts of the freehold premises 25, Via. le, 27, In Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, with No. 9, 10, and 11 la Nag's Headwork and 3,4, and 5, Church-court, the whole forming • maguincent block of premises, with lights, and entrances on three al fee, and extending back to Gracechurch.street: It has de feet frontage and 160 feet depth, sad contains 9,900 square superficial feet, and is the largest block so near Lonabardatrect that has been in the market for some years. Block B connate of the well-known leashold blacker new offices situated 29, leadenball.street, nearly opposite the Peninsular and Oriental Company*. 'office, and extending back to Idnie.strect square it has been erected within the last three yea's, from the designs of John Whichcord £aq., and contains 120 first class with four shops, the whole let to first-lam mer chants and others : It has Ore-proof corridors and stone stair cases, and possesses the meet modem improvements. Including telegraph station, buffet, Ac., in the building. The team is for 94 years. at • ground rent of 6100 per annum, it has a frontage of 00 feet, and 170 feet in depth, sad contains 10,220 square superficial feet. Block C eonoists of the han Agorae edifices erected within the last seven years, from designs by John Barnett, Esq., architect for Messrs. John Sad and Sone, silversmiths, and situated 17 and le, , Cornhlll, directly opposite the Bank of England, and alike for elegancx of building as well as situation perhaps the moat de-•' sirable In the City. With a very trifling outlay, these, to ac cordance with the plena and designs originally med., will be converted in about three weeks Into Ohms, and two-thirds of the building has already been let, the ground Boor and =wants. door being rented by the Credit !lordlier and Credit Fancier Companies. These premises are leasehold for 00 years, at, a ground rent of 11: WO per annum. Mock D consists of the new and substantial block of offices. erected within the last three yews, and are built in the most entistantial manner. It contains fifty.five offices, besides vaults, the whole, excating four, being let, and offers below made for these. It la freehold, has a frontage of SI feet and depth of 00 feet, and contains 4,100 superficial square feet, and is situated at 63, Great Tower-street. 'car Mark-lane. . _ . ~ltlsek E Is the largest block itT tleFliy, it k situate In Bishops- Rate-street, opposite• at. Helen's-place, with a thototialrfare to be got through to Old Bridatreet, and is the cigar* of 'hal Mock adjoins iireshazn home . it contains 33.000 square feet. IS may be convenient to give an Idea of the size of this tine site o( land. to say that it is more than four times the size of the Auc tion Mart. lately sold. and when covered, wilt hr among the Lwitest and moat conveniently arranged offices l• t►e City. This plot is ►easehold for V 9 years, at a ground rent Of £4,000 per annum. 1 Tieprice at which the City Maces Company 'Limited, hag I agreed for the purchase of the whole of the before euestierategr nee blocks is gnrss,ooo, including aU Marlin= thereon. Thia.l price gives, after adding thereto :he cast of purchasing the free- . hold of the whole of Alm leasehold pottier, mai ii•daellog value of the new building* thereon, an average pike of only g 2 per square foot. which, compared with the prices paid for the three last pruperths sold within aix wee►s, gives the following results—viz.: The Auction Mart frewhold`. containing as area of about 5.800 square feet, cost £115.250. which gives an average of C-0 per toot. The leasehold premises, No 80, Lomharilatreet, occupied by the Colonial Insurance Company. containing only 1,030 feet, sold to a well-known banker for 1:30.000, subject to a ground rent of Csoo per annum. for 81 years. which, allowing as in former cal culations for purchase of freehold, and deducting value of new building thereon. gives £37 per square foot. The leasehold premises in Finch-lane„lately occupied by the London and Middlesex Bank. containing only thin feet, realised £lO.lOO. and this subject to a ground rent of £5OO per annum, which altos ing for purchase of freehold, and deducting value of new building. give. about £.3') per spurt foot. It will be teen, therefore, that if large profits can be realised. as they undoubtedly can be. on land coating £ . 24, t 3 t, and £37 per foot re-pertlvely, the prospects and probable profits of those acquired he this company, cost.ng only £9 ;..er foot, will be evi dent at first si g ht :if they were resold at even the lowest of these three quotations. it would leave the City Olncall Company ,th 11142.1). a very large profit on the c.o.d. . . . 'IT • Company's plat) of operation, will consist in adeptinit such of these premises as may be suitable. and erecting new ',tattling' on the reinotnder, the whole to be let off an °faces suitelde for hanks. large conipanles, or commersisl and professi.mal tirms and from calculations made. hosed upon moderate rentals, a return of from 15 to 20 per cent. on the outlay may be fairly relied ou. The Company will also from time to time acquire other properties. es the opportanitice present themselree, for the Inilialuses of resale or otherwise. . _ 4i -- otherwise, the pandup share tal will be kept at the lowest possible point. It is believed that as an essentially home investment. one so secure, and at the seine time so remunerative, is randy brought to the notice of the public. being wholly free from the specula tive chirsc er incidental to many joint stock enterprises the model on which the business operations will he conducted will he that of Oresham.house Chambers. his Old Broad.atreet, City Bank Chambers, Threadneedleditreet, and County Chambers, Lombard-street, the success of which is well known, the only differenoe helm that whilst those properties are In the hands of a few capitalists, the properties acquired by thus Company will be distributed over a hose hoily of shareholders• which will thus put Investors of moderate means fu the same position to reap the advantaxes of large returns on City property, which the magnitude of the amounts required has hitherto made It Impos sible to any but very wealthy men to undertake. In the allotment of .hares, a proportion will he refereed for applicants who are shareholders in the Mercantile Credit Asso ciation (Llmiied am! the Credit Fancier • Limited the re mainder will he distributed among the general public. In the event of no allotment of sh .res being made, the deposit will be returned in full. Should • less nunilwr o f shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will he made available towards the payment due on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned t> the applicant. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares, In the form anneted, may he obtained at the Temporary Offices of the Com pany. at the offices of the Mercantile Credit Association 'Limited!, TI, Threadneeilleutreet and the Credit Fowler i Limited:, 00, Lombard street; also of the Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, ant i Secretary. THE CITY OFFICES COMPANY ;Limited!. PORN OP APPLICATION POll gamma No. To be ret tined by the Bankers. To the Directors of the City Mces Company ahnlteeD. Gentlemen,—lisviug paid to your Pantos, Messrs. Mastermae. Peters, and ef.., the aunt of e , being a deposit of el Per shire on shares In the above C , gnpany, I hereby request that you sill allot me that number, and I:ILITte to accept such shares or any less number you may allot to me and I agree to pay the deposit on ahottuent and to sign the articles of association of the Company when requited, and I authorise you to Insert my name ou the register of members foe the number of abates allotted to me. - rntlal *mature Name in full Desidence Proteanlon Date March 1661. EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL d ACT, Most PARLIAMENT, 21. 2 1 5. an Pt ON E LLI'S ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH I A-. COMPANY (Untied). Registered under the Joint Stook Roraima:to Act, by which the liability °teach Shareholder ts strictly limited to Ek amount of his share& Capital, £1.50,000 'of which £115,000 forma the Original Daphnia the Company). Further issue, ditlb,ooo, in =sou shares of £lO each. Deposit, Al per share on application, and Pt on allotment. Calk of al each at Intervals of moles, than twoaontha. DISIXTOaa -Tbe light 11, - ,0. ti; E&1 of SHXZWEBURY and DQvrtCHALIutLX —The Right HOW Lord OTHO FITZOKLALD, Erskine Beveridge, Esq . ', St. ieonard's Works, and Priory-house, Dunfermline. John Alfred Chown., EN., Director of the Imperial Bank, ISt Weetbourtte.terrece. Mewl Cook. Int.. Director of the Tamar, Lit Hill, aid Calling toa Railway Company. Albert Coopr, Ern Mancbeeter. Frederick OW, Mat. (Jolla Elia and Co., Merchants, Abeherth lane). Mdeound Osiandy. lisp (Edmund Grundy and Bon, late J. and E. Orundy), Manchester and Bury. WINIam lianillton, Jun, Esq. lievid Hamilton and Co.), Man chester and Olareuvr. Charles *Stewart, Ben (blows. Robert Barbour and Brother). Ilancister. James meson. Esq., Chairman of the Madras Irrigation and Canal ompany, and Director of the Agra and United Service Bann I Charles irruentan, Esq. (Mesas. Trueman and Fry, Gresham house). WWsare Readings Tyler, Eaq., Director of ta ihdie4 Berries Bank. COLSOIAIXO aNCTIUCAL Emma—The Chevalier Gaetano BAN [MRS. Loadon—The Agra and United BervWe But Manchaaier—llduchreter and Saltrdd Bank. SOLSCIT9IB. _ . _ Henry C. m ot, 7.aq., 6, 566iborrie-lane. London, LC. Mows. Earle, 8014 H opp, and Orford, 6, Bond-street, Van. chaster. 131101CIMUL Londoa—Mersa Johnson. Longden, and Co., *I. !Aeolians.- yard Liverpool—Mean. Taunton and Co. Nanchestor 7 blosiea Warner and Co. AcDnuB*—Mtwara Coleman , Turquand, Youngs, and Co., 16, Tokenhoase-yard. SECRETARY Igo ten.)—James Gutteree, Esq. Oflieee-7, Angei-court. City: tk Victoria-street, Manchester: Datestreek Liverpool. The Directors of !booth's idevtric Telegraph Company (L'initedi having established a line of telegraphic communication between Manchester and Liverpool, the working of which has proved even beyond expectation, both practically and commer eislly, the unrivalled eseeUenee of Bone''''s system, propose to extend their operations throughout the United Kingdom. With this view it has been determined to Issue new shares, raising the capital of the Company from its present amount of atS,OOO to CUOMO, in order to enable the Qom say to carry out the highly advantageous arrangement aireaft sett'ed with the patentees for the acquisition of the entire patent right for the Coked Kingdom, as well as to meet &lithe remitting ex• penditure necessary to establish the operations of the Company tbe proposed enlarged footing. It is confidently expected that by thus extending to all the important districts of England the signal advantages, practical end economical. no velised over every other molten. of to by In use by the TypoKlectsic Telegraph, and through the ac tion of the tariff, to a uniform rate of 6.1 per ordinary message of twenty words, placing the boos of telegrapbk Intereoream ideation within reach of the maases, new and boundless sources of business, and, consequently, of profit to the shareholders, will be created. while to all who already rase the electric telegraph will be secured for the nest time that rani arty, correctness. and punctuality, which, trout the natant of the agent employed, the Pub'' , had a right to expect, bat which, anti! the Chevalier Bonelli's • Invention • has never been practically attained. . . tsPrittiabithCVeryXL:tof Xratisnitssion, ta k clear Kaman characters. and as so transmitted is delivered, without further proms% to the receiver. thus absolutely exclud ing all possibility of error from any source existing between the sender and the receiver. -.- extreme . Second. The rapidity with which messages can be transmitted allows tome Instruments to keep pace w.th the largest amount of business within the einerienee of existing establishments, but places them beyond all likelihood of being overtaxed, even by the increased pressure of work that must inevitably ensue from a uniform eixpently rate tor the ordinary moimme. This rapidity and certainty of working applied to Journalism must produce results even more marked . sad It has been proved by practice that a speech which by the ordinary instraments occupied six and a half hours in transmission could with an equivalent Man be printed on by the &mall Telegraph I. ON space of one hour and a half. No lent em phatically does the Instrument recommend Itself to members of the Stock Exchange, to whom A ensures that abaci. lute accuracy. united with exemption trout delay in communi. eating with their correspondents, which cannot be invariably counted en under existing systems. Third. The automatic nature and simple working of the nonclii in trument nudely it independent of specially trained, 4..e.tit. sod therefore h.ghly paid, manipulator.. Fourth. The se :malty to which all Miler te egettpPlish w• exposed, of increasing the staff of in pro portion with the anzuentation of Muihvess. dots not exit where Bonelli's Instruments are employed, and consrquently all in- crease of business must prove almost absolutely clear prods. A system to which the above capabilities can be attributed without an approach to exam,reratloo, and which, therefore, profit ihly to its promoter*, places telegraphy In direct relation with the requirements. actual and prospuctice, of modern society, cannot, when once established nu a commensurate footing. mid tested by the public, fail to supersede all less perfect means of telegraphic communication. 11l completely and universally as steam and the rail h a ve superseded the stage and the post road. From calculation* ha,ed on actual experience. and tempo busty !Muted on the side of probable bullion, It has been deduced that A most Batisfsctory result may he at ones relied an awl which is eventually destined to be largely exceeded. The Directors. moreover, are already la a position to state from netpoi.tiorts that have been commeuoed with every prc bability f bing brought to a successful tune, that there is a ratable prospect • I establishing, within a very limited period. sources ••1 revenue to the Company totally independent of profits from ordinary üblic intim se. and autticieut of themselves to produce a satiafactory dividend. Prospectuses and forma may be obtained from the bankers, brokers, solicitors, or secs entry, at the onices of the Company. Each application must he accompanied with a deposit of sl per share. which will be returned a itbout deduction if no shares are allotted. the date of Issue mitil the final closing of the lists. the Bonelli instnuneuts WAY be seen In operation daily from It to 4, at 7. Angel-court. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited). To be incorporated under the Compenies Act 1802, which halts the !lability of Shareholders to the amount of their ahem Capital £1,000,006, in 40,000 (alarm of £ts each. tryst hene..20,000 sharwa.. _ LI per share tabs paid ou application, and LI 10e. per share co allotment It is not contemplated that ranee than £5 per share will be called up. DI k EMILY. Harrison Watson, Esq. (H;;;;Ers . J. R. Thomson and Co.), Chairman of the Cape Town and Doek Railway Company. Robert W. Barclay, Hay. ‘ lfesers. Tomsk, Barclay, and Co.), Greet:mm.llmm. " Abel Chapman, faq.. Old Broodotreet, Director of Marino Iw vestment Company. H. A. Coffey. fly., Director of Marine Investment Company. E. de Pun E.,11 , nterchAnt, 9, renchorchntreet. John Durum .q. (Mews. Downes and Scott), Upper Thames- street. CAarle. F. Ell!s. IN. (Messrs. Henry In is and Son'. 17, Grace. church-street. • G. Gilbert, Eel. (Messrs. Gilbert, ken, and Co.', 3, Abcharea- Cornelius Grinnell, F. N . :Itesgrs. Grinnell, Tinker, and Mown), 7 lemlenhall street. J A. Jarvis, Any., merchant. Director. Standard Bank, South Africa. E. Shaw, Yaq. ,Ilesam Shaw, davt4, and Co.l, St, Leaden- . , . M. E. Slavropordato. Fag.. S,Sopthall-eourt, and Lloyds. With power to add to their number.) Baaasas —Messrs. Barclay. Wean, TrMoo, Twang sod Co., Loadon. Solierrolia—Mows. Sewell, Sows% and Edwards. awasaa. London—Pfr It. W. Carden and nous Royal Esettange•bulldlnin, Liverpool—ltobert Byrne. Eau. Royal Rank-balidlatta. Manch-Her—Charles P. Alien, Pp ., ludic - bul4linp. Newcastle nn.Tyne—J. S. Pha loner, Eat., Deanntreet. Bristol—Henry T. Chantlwrlam, Esq. Hull—Mesars. Wilkinson awl Ingleby. Eschange-balltlings. lends—Les Ts. 111.1sJale awl Wailes, Parlrroer„ RCIMAM' opro tem.)— r. W. Dbtant. ATDlruits—Mrsos. ('.*hand Co.. Tokenhooanyard. Temporary infires-4. Clemeotahute. City. Prospectus and forms of application may be obtained from the broken, the molicitors. or Beerstary pro tem., at the Tem porary Offices of the Company. THE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN, Old the LIST of APPLI CATIONS for SHARES in this Company will be 4:W 4 ED at 4 o'clock on MONDAY next, the tint Instaut, for Loudon, and TUESDAY, the :nal, for country application& By °Nits of the Crowd. G. W. DENWELL. secretary. London, El, Threadneedle-street, Much 17, 1864. ECONOMY in the GARDEN.—Seeda carriage pald.—WY. WOOD and SON'S complete collecUon of GARDEN 86EDs. for one year's supply, for our guinea Half tbe above quantity for lutlf.a guinea. Catalogues and all parti culars mtty be had on application.—Woodlands seed warehouse, flaredleld, sear Ucklield. sum:. FLOWER SEEDS, Free per Post. BUTLER and MeCOLLOCIUS unrivalled asiortinents. 100 varieties of the most distinct sad besutlhal hardy annuals. for 20.. 60 varieties, for los varieties. forte. Od. CDT ENT GARDEN MARK ET. LONDON. W.C. Pon,odSoe order w ont at IC ingoneet, Covent-garden. RIMMEL'S PERFUME FOUNTAIN, a Llh pleasing adjunct to the drimbig room, ball room, cha ser Sable. hs. Prier from LI 101. Lent ma Mrs for besame mad pother. Itharnel's Rose Water Crackers, a new mad amni lag device for evenasig parties, Ss per dorm—R. WMligL. perfamer by appelatment to ➢ ILL the Mama of wales, N. Woad, sal U. (WWII, LoNa4so. IttaltefolLl. B RITON MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE ASSOCI Stsund. CHAIRMAN or TH. COARiCIGEORGE U. A %MAW, M.D. Dertrt WEBB, FAq ..„ • -. By the peculiarly equitable manner of dividing the profits, the policies issued by this association become listable clueing the lifetime of the person assured, without extra premium. After baring beea in force a period of flee years, all policies are abso lutely Indefeasible and in.ll4putalole. Declined and diseased dyes assured at equitable rates. Ng. Business fur the Year ending Slat Dcc.. 1063. Number of Amouut , Number of Amount Annual Proposals , Propped. ; Policies. Hewed. Premium.. 3,147 i Z 746.42 C 367,423 1 ,X14.372 2 0 _ . _ Capital Stork, £ 200,004 Annaal income, £120,000. - A Reversionary Pouus of 40 per cent on the Premiums for the past three years has lust been declared. Qualified Medical Attendants. who are named by propriety's to this Association, are consulted as the Medical Advisers of the Directors, by whom all mrdical fees are discharged. Every description of Life Assurance transacted. terms for which. with detailed prospectus and every Information. luny be had an ap piked.' in to JOHN )(MEET, P.S S., Secretary. Applications for Agencies are invited, GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUN WICK. Jarrappetreet, St James, througgh emit the Winter Season. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as wed as =miler casks, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. lie action Is so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 95., 13., 145.. to suit 44,1, and lb gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No mom eat beer or sour vine. Mos 4s. (141. ; ditto, electroplated, 9s.—Apply direct to JAMBS BARLOW, patentee, 11, King MUllarantreet, Mansion-Mum Bee that Ids mans and address are cm every &Mete: all othersare swipes Imitations. Logravings pails. Itstablished (Stamped, ld. Additional] THE WARRANT BANKING COMPANY (Limited). FOB ADVANCE!) on 11 INCBANDISE and SECPRITIIII. ender the Companies Act. Ition. It i p e rj e a l Vo,ooo, to 4.000 *bares of £5O each. Pint issue. 00,000 shares . . Deposit. Et per 'Ur; on ippllatlon, and 0.4 par Aare on anotinent. _ _ _ . . Future calls win not excee7;;Tr --- iltare, at interrale of three months. Joseph Bravo, Bag., of J Bravo and Co., London. Archibald Bruce, Esq., of the late arm of Bruce'land Co., Ab church lane, London. W. J. R. tkitton, Eaq.,of Culverersil. Brooks, and Cotton, London. A. D. De Pan, Bag., of De Pass and Sons, London. Abel Heywood. Esq. ea. Mayor of Manchester, Director the Alliance Bank, ilanchester. George Harvey Jay, rag., Tokenhoese.yard, late o the Area of Quitter, Ball, and Jay, London. Thomas , Esq., of Thomas Jolly and Co.. Manchester. %Mara Mc , Bsq. , of Wm. McAndrew and Sons. London. H. R. Marriott, faq., of Henry Marriott and Co., Manchester. William IL Neill, Esq., of Netli Brothers and Co , London and Manchester. George Palmer Robinson, Pp., Director of the Alliance Bank, • ----- London. Albert Ricardo, Pap_ of A and W. Ricardo. London. William Ravatron, Rag., of Ralpb Ranatron. Manchester. BAsirits London. Liverpool. and bfancbester—The Alliance Bank_ SOW/TOILS London—Vern. Tyson, fatiutiiii,CurUng, and Walls, Frede rick's-Wage, Old Jewry . „ Ileum Thu and Argiea, Mincing lane. I=l l.7._ dearra. Pletcher, Kull, and Stone. Marrs Sale. Worthington, Shipman, and Seddon. trlndon—Weaere. J. alsit i nnbead. Woorgotteetreet. 7.tverl—Yews. Ganeptonse and Chamberlain. lieneter—lleurs Shore and Kirk. Temporary Omen—!l, Throginortonotreet, London. PROSPECTUS __• _ _ While exchange banks and credit the - titutions have been esta blished to connect this country financially with almost emery foreign marital, and to give thellities for conveying to our &horse every description of merchandise, it is remarkable that as soon as the operation of Impordag is performed the smeary &cultics are withdrawn. The bilis drown upon our merchants mature, and mud either be met by the merchant's capital unaided, or by Wes. Thus, when temporarily there is au mesas of any com modity Imported. It. price is unduly depressed, 111111 seriousloaces are Whirred. Ordinary bankers and di/COORS homes dislike making advances smolt merchandise. having no oganiesties for examiningthe goods and correctly estimating their value. What they west are good bills, drawn on those who, knowing the glue, have accepted for a fair advance. Division of labiate is here as eleewhere found to be meat congaient and profitable. To meet this wank which every merchant must acknowledge, the Warrant Banking skimping is formed. The business of the Company will mainly comost in making advances upon deposit of the staple articles of proclaim, represented by dock warrants or other means of Omelet* anthitunent. duly Inspected and valued on behalf of the Company, and with a proper margin to allow for depreciation. These advances will be made In acceptances by the Company of the drafts of its customers, and as every bill will represent merchandise readily convertible, and be at the same tune se cured by the whole capital of a powerful Company, the exact position of which will be patent to all, there eon be ne doubt that the whole discount market will be available when It Ii de sired by the holder to turn the bill into cash. It will be readily apparent that the existence of such en MAl tution. while It will be of great service to merchants. and In crease the stability of the entire class, will be an equal conveni ence to bankers and discount firms, furnishing them with a class of tills rarely obtainable. In order to render the doe pay ment of the Compsity's•oceptaness certain, the Directors under take that the entire - paid•np capital of the Company will be In vested and. so far as practicable, remain invested in British and East Indian Government .comities, and upon deposit at call, and It Is proposed that the capital thus paid up and invested within the first year shall reach the sum of at lame £1e15,1100. TGe Arid rlali7tniatsfOi 7 snchiii7;d;Vt - a - kiniCarlll .- lieat . ones apparent from a glance at the Board ..f Trade returns of foreign imports for the past year, which amounted not to speak of home produce, to over £20f5.006,f , 00 If we estimate the average stock of foreign goods held in warehouse as equal to three months consumption, it would represent sn amount of 1'.4.000,000. Advances may Mao be made when deemed advisahle upon stocks and shares in permanent undertakinip readily con vertible. - . l lMOSnaable proportion will always be maintained between the extent of business undertaken and the called up capitaL •hoed it be nioeseary. the latterwill be increased to one million sterling. to be invested, as already indicated, simply as a Iwan. tee fend. — iiD;iscies will. in dee time, be eateblithed at Liverpool. Man chester. Glasgow, ke., The Directors will not receive any remuneration until the shareholders have been paid Viper cent. be way of dividend on their paid-up capital. After payment of 5 per cent., the Directors will receive one-Gfth of the wet pronto. No promotion money will be i aid for ode:Mating this under- taking. The preliminary espionage will be wannest to the feces ear, disbursement.. Protpeattues, and teems of application for shares, may be ob tamed of the brokers, bankers, solicitors. sod at the temporary of iece of the Company, hat no application for will be con =eons a deposit of SG per gambits bees prencesly pied of a° C a ehP,N. . . . . — ln the event of no allot;nent being made. the deposit Nit Ite returned without deduction. and alionti the number alMdte•l he leas than the number applied for. the pa) mci.t to ex. coos will be applied towards the balance of the deposit. PORN OF APPLICATION FOR MAW. N 0.... (1 o lir retained by the glamor., To the Director. of The Warrant Ranking Company ;limited.) Gentlemen,—llav lug gild to your Bankers the mini of B being a deposit of a.l per Chun on Shares iu the above Company, I hereby request that you win allot me that number. and I aaree to become a member of the Company In respect of such shares, or in re.pect of any less number you may :4114 me; and to pay on allotment the further deposit of a:4 per Share thereon, and I request that my name may he placed OD the Register of If erubo• for the ' , hares so allotted. Name In full Residence Profession or buboes Date THE WARRANT BANKING COMPANY (Lhatted). tionra IS HEREBY OICNN, that NO FTRTHER AFPLI CATIoNa foe SHASTA In this Company moll Ps remtived after MONDAY next, the 2Ut lastaat.—By trier. Temporary 21. Throgmortoo-street, tombs. March 15. ISM. RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.-FURN IT (IRE, Curtains, Carpets, Iron Bedsteads, &e. RICRARD LOADER and Co. now OFFER their we assorted, modern STOCK at greatly reduced prices, their premises being twinned for the /41171toPOLITAN EXTK.NsIoN. Oa view, 23 and 24, Pavement, Finsbury, London. Early application necrwary. Every ankle marked la plain figurea—itlClLAßD LOAD= and Co. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAVOII sad EON. 3 and 4. 000Dasontarr, W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS sad COUCERS, Barrack Yorni tom ?ranks. Palmas. imam. te.-165. Pleabally. Catalogues bus SOFAS and CHAIRS.—HOWARD and SONS' late Taylor's') Ray Chairs and Sofas, to every variety. at their warehouses, le and .i 7, BEEN ERS-STRERT, OXFORD feTREET. THE NIZAM of the DECCANS tnagnificeut CRYSTAL CANDELABRA. for India, bele: one of five re cently manufactured :ISt lights. 22 feet high, and It feet in dia meter', Is now ON SHOW, together with a great varicty of rare and esiruistte specimens of workmanship In glass, among which are designs in engravings taken from the fatuous Elgin marbles: also a variety of the most delicate Table 1:10s, with elaborately engraved ornamentations resembling the finest Lore work. The altar-piece, In crystal, hos now been added.—.l. DEFRIES and SONS, Crystal Gallery, Egyptian-hall. CHANDELIERS, in bronze, or-moulu, and sneer, of the fluent designs. for dlntul•ronm and library: moderator 'antis, In bronze. or•monla. china, and glue.—J. DEFRIEN and MONS, West end Show Rooms Crystal Gallery, Egyptian hall, Piccadilly. DEFRIES and SONS' CRYSTAL CH ANDE ou .LIEBS. in Venetian, Grecian. sad other registered d for gas or candles ; crystal lamps, chandeliers, and wall li ‘ gh e dt India ; elnh. nicsa and irmeral terni.hlng orders, for glass, china, and cannel:mare, promptly rseeats —Works, London and Birmingham . City Show Rooms and Manufactory, 147, lloundsditch: West-end Show Nowa, Crystal Gallery, Egyptian ball, Piccadilly. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFINL—Adopted b kaa Maio&la Goveramatfor the military stailow. J. C. sad J._ pup, _ the original manufacturers. Zal;Okiers of . the 1962 P 71711 Medal, caution the public sulkiest any spurious leultstims. Their lobe' is on all packets and boxes. Seld by all dealers t-rousbeett the kingdom. Whole... Wane for ...-port.t et the Works, uppEg MARSH, LAM BRTH, LONDON. &, where also war be obtained their celebrated United Unice Soap Tablet. DAVIEVSPALACEPARAFFINECANDLES, 14. 6.1. per lb.—Spent'. le. al. end la 61 ; One Baitlah wet. Is. sd. • truniparent wet, Is. Od : Petroleum. Is 4d.: Belmont wax end sperm, la German Waft. 12. botanic wax. la : eompneite, Bd.. W.. and the best. 10.1.: sweetie for Pelmet's lamps. Rd.: ommionse, aid.: best dip candles. Id. ; moulds, 744 : Beet Cols ell, ta ed. per gallon : yellow soap, 365., 40a. ate. and 46e. per 112th..: mottled, 49s old brown Windsor. la 94. per packet; common brown 1% incisor. Is.. while Windsor. 1.. 4d.: lsooef, Is. el} rerine end almond. Is. per har—for cask at IL P. DAVIES end PONS' old este! dished warehouse, 03, fit. MarUtirlane, Chering-zrea, London, W.D. THE GREAT SALE of LACES, Embroideries, JL Handkerchiefs, Silk Moslem Dressing Gown*. Cloaks. &c.. at halt price. will be continued doting the ensuing week. at A. IMAMS - JANES Bruxelles and Spanish Depot, 33. South Audkpatreet, Groarcnoraquare, Lou'ou. WREN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED! Ills query Is worthy eonsideretlon by every one muttons to retain the inest4nable blessing iight for on nerves tracer ied'', on to the proper time for ming Spectacles will depend the certainty of peeper, lag clear vision to the red of life. Wlse Its dedeteney Is determined • sleety of discrimination must be need in adapting lassos of the coact power that will supply the Ims, or Irreparable injury will result. Ordeal qnseke, like tnedleel quack do ad.ulable nabehlef by tisslr ignorant pretension, ea Is peeved by the victims of rousery hawkers and unskilled Teodoro, ; 11i e rV i y, then, it were wiser to ask advise rather from some an of repute, and avoid ends to one's sight. me old Inn co Timmins Harris and Son established 1790 , opposite she British Mnwam-sae, London, having spesially attended to the mann feature of speetacies, see competent to advise on 011 that per to the rentedyin:defeetive vision by the seserste adaptation of the leases., mathemasimilly Inn, of the requisite power, mad also Witte judielons @citation et a 'pmts.', frame which is Ilse wise important,' of the form met laseceelog the hue. [TWOPENCE LENTEENTRN RTAINMENT.--MONDAY, TVE3DAI, and WrDNESDAY EVENINGS, at Eight o'clock, _in Ha; wet. an laroUshall. Ragentstrast. Mr. WALTER HOB TGOMERY'S DRAMATIC RECITALS. from Shakespeare and other Authors, u glue by hut before H.R. H. the Prince of Wales at OWN. Reserved seats. K: Balcony, to : Adrobadon, Is. taste and Tickets may he secured at Austin's Ticket Moe, 111, Pkosthlly. ROVAL ALHAbIBRA. —The ROYAL CIRQUE of th• IiSTITISLANDS. - Triumphant aucoma—EVEßY EVENING, at 7.—Yotoka4 Performances on Wednesdays and Saturdays. at I o'clock. ROYAL ALRAMBRA.—The ROYAL CIRQUE of the NRCHRILANDR—This, the First Cotspasy la the Work!, will appear LVI svasto, for a limited period.— Yon. FRANCOIS WIM ZT. Director. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The Greatest Female Rider of the Age—The Wondrous Male. 1013811 LOISSZT. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The New and Elegant BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT EVERY EVENING. OXFORD.—The present interpretation of TAl'lrr constitutes an epoch in the history of this ball, already famed for the brilliancy of its operatic selections. Largely augmented vocal and instrumental resources have been added to render the present selection Ism this universally popu lar open worthy of the parent work. Fauet, Mr. Morley; Mephlstophileu Mr. Green; Margueatc. Slim Bussed; Director, Mi. P. Joaglusisra SHE ONNIZAL CREDIT AND FINANCE COMPANY 01 LONDON (LIMITED) INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS POI TIM BRITISH COLUMBIA and VANCOUVER ISLAND INVESTMENT COMPANY Limited). °Ayala ASOO,OOO. with power to increase. First ban., A 150,000. in IRON Slums of 435 each. Deposit on apigicatioa, LI per share ; Pamela on Alloiwte•A. EL It Is expected that not more than .C 5 per Share will be tom. quired to be called up. Subsequent calls, If any, will nos exceed Et pm Share. and will not be made at km irderrals than thins months. 1111111M3. Jervolse Smith, EM. I Henry Kingscote, Esq. DIRIE7O/4. James Andcrion, Eau. LH:SSW. Anderson, Thomson, and Co.!, Dirsetoe of the Bank of Britt* Columbia. James Calrd, Bey. M.P. George Campbell:EN ;Messrs. H. N. Dickson and Co.. London; sad rilsimon. Campbell, sad Co.. Victor/; Vancouver.' stand IA Joseph Vey, Faq. ;Hewn Truman and Yry., Director of the Canada Agency AssociaLkm. T. W. L blacken°, /kn., Chairman of the Bank of British Columbia. Alexander Morrison. Bet., Director of the Hank of Otago. Prldegux Selby, Esq., Director of the Vancouver island Land and Coal Mining Company. Ilmoutaa n Wawa—Yarn. Smith, Payne, and Smith- HAMM& Di AVID VANCWIVI/it . . Bank of British Columbia. ----- BouerrOng—Moan. Baster, Rose, Norton, and Co. Angles—The Others' Credit and Finance Company of London (Waited). Temporary Offlces-1 1 3, Gresham-home. and at the Offices of the General Credit and Finance Company. 7, Lothbury. tfinritarthr pro teal—Mr. George Stephens. This Company la established for the purpose of extending to British Columbia and Vancouver Island principles of business that have long since been adopted In other colonies with very benelleial results both to the English capitalist and the local p%erty•hoider. Company will raise moneys on debentures on Its own credit, on terms prevalent In this miwket, and will apply this moneys so obtained to mortgage of real estate or other securi ties of a sabstantial and productive character in the two colo nies. at the much higher rates proeurible there. When it is mentioned that In British Columbia and Vancouver Island from to WI per oral. Per annum Is re carded as a favourable rate of Interest at which to borrow money on pro- ceptionable securi ties, it will at once be seen bow cousiderabie t the margin of profit that will ~Is. to the Company under this hewl. The acquirement of property by purchase to a limited extent, whether from the Government direct or from private owners. will also, In cases presenting the prospect et advantageous and early resale, have attention from the Cowpony. It b considered thae the government of the two colonies may be Induced, la consideration of the encouragement which the Company will hare the opportunity of offering to immigration, to accord grants of nt. land, to the Company under regulated conditions of settleme The Company will also set u agents la all matten of invest ment and Unarms,' between the home capitalist and the colonial property holder. The company's business in the colonies will be conducted by specially selected masons. Thesceorities selected will be sub jected tothe:trtetest examtnatiou, both u to title and value. The debenture holder. under this course of Mahone will not only hare the security of the subscribed capital, but also the entire assets of the Company. Tho prospects of the shareholders are hest exemplified by the large returns on capital obtained by the sharehoalers of : by inatitutt as. _ _ The Company has taken powers which will entitle it to effect an union with any other Company Using kindred objects In any of the ltritiah North American Colonies. ----- The board of the Company consists of gentlemen who hays either applied the mule principles of Dwane.. to other colonies. or who, from their couucsion with the Korth American posses sions srlU be resardel as authorities epos the subject of colonial securities. fiVi:s for investment Pritish Colombia and Vancouver Island may be said to be unsurpassed In advaus ; the ri-e and progress of these colonies have been moat ra pid : the imperts Into the Port of Victoria ',Vancouver island) alone, during the ars months endrug June, lihn, were 1.8156.6.43 dollars, being an excess over rinse of the first hilt of the previous year of ups arils of ItiO,OUJ dollars. The value of property In Vancouver Island has more than doubled during the LA three years. The agri cultural capacity of British thilusithia la now also bug attracting att.-orlon. _ _ TECMemorandum and articles 4 association an be inspected at the tnlices of the Solicitor'. Mears. Baxter, Rose. Norton. and Co 6. Victoria-street., Westminster; or at the Temporary (Aces of the Company. PORN OP APPLICATION PO MOLL To the Directors of the British Columbia and Vancouv. r lal end Investment Company Gentlemen,—llaring paid to you hankers the cum of I miner( you to allot me Shares lu the lir tlah Columbia and Vancouver island Company ',Limited, and I hereby agree to become a Ileraher of the Company. end to accept each Shark or any leas miser er that may be allotted to me ; and I reseed you to place my name on the register of mashers in respect to the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name in fall Address Prole...ion or baldness Usual Signature Date Applications for shares in the above form may he addressed Sr. The General Credit and Finance Company of London No. 7, Lothbary, and the deposit mast be geld them or be tbe hankers, Weeds, Plank Payne, and Smith. H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, 66 and 07 OXVOIDSTREET, W. The fashion sod general sacellsom displayed In this Wks Is universally acknorleged. Overcoats and Capes l6s. 6d. to Oa. 04. Morning and lounging Jackets 2le. Od. to as. Od. Business and Morning Suits Od , 481. Od. and Ma. Od. Trousers. 600 patterns to select from lts. Gd. to 21.. Od. Vests of the same materials H YAM and CO.'B ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 and 67, OXIPOR.LaSTREIti, W. Ihe most arge and experlene.d gutters and workmen are em plo)ed. Tme.fittlog Trouser., les. Bd. ; Vests to match. Mahe for clerical, academical, medical, and other proteastonst gentlemen. ladle.' Habil& three to six gulnett. A separate department for Ilmetas. Page's sluts, Ns. . footman's, /Os.: coachman's, 665. HYA2I and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 67, OXFORD-STAMM. W., are much admired by Parents sad Guardian• for Quality, fashion, end economy. Knickerbocker. Westminster. Osborne, and Windsor suite, 1i 01 to 35a.. Eton, narrow. and Rugby mute. We, 305.. 3.5 a. and 425. A try ink-on room hatutionsely fitted up In connect= with this department. PEOPLES EDITION 01 CILEICIIi LIFE OF WELLINGTON. On Saturday next, the 40th instant, will I* published. In I vol. crown Svo, of soveges, with portrait, price ba. cloth, LIFE of the DIME of WELLINGTON. By the Der. G. B. GLXI4I, M.A., F.R.0.8., Chaplain-General to the Fi.r.es, and Prebendary of St. Peat. A New Idltion, care fully revised and abridged, but with copious Additions from Anthattic lkatrees. - - . - 1,;;41;a7 Longman, Green, and Co., Paternoater-tow'. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF Welles. —The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday ; Mr. J. Thwaites in the chair. A deputation attended the hoard and presented a memorial, praying the beard to oppose the Great Essteni (Metropolitan Suttees, Sill. The memorial strongly condemned the proposed extensiou of the Great Eastern Railway to Wormwood-street as no unnecessary interference with the property of the district, the locality awaited, sad instead of relieving the crowded streets. would only be an aggravation of existing evils. They there fore prayed that the board would exercise the powers it power e d, and oppose the preamble of the bill before a com mittee of the House of Commons. The memorial wad re ferred to the Streets Committee. A report was brought up from the Bedtime Act Committee, recommending that so much of the line of thoroughfare. known by the name of King-ell-est, Covent-garden, as extend. from New-street to Long-acre, io the respective parishes of St. Paul, Covent ganlen, aid St. Martin-ia-the-fiekla, be named Garrick street ; that the zarne King-street, as applied to the hue of thoroughfare between the points indicated, be abolished that the several houses and premises bo re-numbered, and that notice be gives to the District Board of Works. Several memorials were presented whist the proposed alteration of the name of King-street to Garrick-street, and after P-a short discussion the recommendati• nof tbe com mittee was put as a motion end negatived. The rest of the business was disposed of, and the board adjourned. SHOCK'S° DEATH or • CHILD. —YeNteTdAy the man Murrell, agaiost whom • coroner's jury returned • verdict of "Manslaughter for killing and al.virig Catherine Perry," wag censer ed to all Pa ioe-athltoo.—The case having been heard at the Thames Police Cart, the prisoner was committed for triaL—Mx. Paget, the magistrate, said, how ever, that as the iejary to the child partook of the Datum of an accident, be would accept of bail for the prisoner, persood surety iu 501., and two houeekeepers in 2,1. each. Bail was immediately tendered aid approved, and the pri sms, was set at liberty.