The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-05 00:00:00

.v,,1'5.1" MARKET -MILS 1141 J Two "Vim( A. the financial acotisutst fruits .%encrica fun. 6 to -day are heavy. . •1. r cent. ha, taken place. Tlw prittei •w • i. enervined by the tightnen. • . It 6 a6O enw.hicred that the ; the Emperor of the French 6 not quite • • -tn4 36 could he desired. The •••eu • ••f the funds 6 esplaimed by the iwtoling t• thi. morning, aceeinling to Mr. Rent.•r's • . • . Thew• per Cent. Rentes were qu0t...1 , •sitc.l tio change *ince yesterday. • • tn• ••tlicially on:irked 91j,* 93, awl !II • • ..y. and 92 and 91; for the aeo.unt Web. • T•• present quotation is 911 to v both •, and twit Thursday's ...ttli•owitt. --'' WI W4ll~ report •••• ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 917., ''l,, New Three p•r Cent*, 92. 91 :. i ; 'I . Veer. Annuities, expirimt in April, ISB.I, 16 Fire per Cent. ltt•rk, 991, ; ditto - •••••r Cent. Debentures, 1/tstt, , t 5 ; Exchequer I: •. 7.. re., F •1 pa st..rk• are quirt aids little il.atigr in Meakaa 14.1a4 arr dat. Tlor Torkiali L •,:i ri 1834 remain,. quoteti a.. ; t:mt Nil to 2. Soles r 1.1 ac followsfi :—Brazilian told Five per C..uts.. 101; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per 4..9 ' 1.. . 63 ! (exchange 1211.); ditto Foie: per I la. I '..rtitiesie4, ; Mexican Three per I ; ditto for amount, 2S, ) ; l'eriivian Thr l'ents. for account, 74 ; Purtuglime Ceuta., 1853, 43 ; ditto for amount, Four-and-a-Half 'Per Cents., fit ; Five per Ceuta., 81) ; Turkish His per lusol, lir account, Pilo;;, meeting to-day of the creditors of Memrs. I: Ed-. son, and Co., Levant inervlianta, who o stopped payment, a balance-Aieq't live. I resented showing liabilities expectol to rink upon the estate to the amount of rsi,34;l'. (irreipective of a much larger uhich `Povt"l to be otherwise pet.ridetl for), and net ....et. of 57,8401. After some explanation. re- Apeetin4 the transactions between Messrs. F. Ede and Co., and Mewing. T. N. Black awl Co., of Constantinople, as well as other nutters, it was re-solveil to wind up the estate under inspection. FOUR 10 . CIAM K. ( • 'WWII remain fiat at the quotation current at 2u'elock ; via., 91/ to ;, buth fur money anti the 7th in4t. The cinimeitance of a special general meeting of the proprietors of Rank Stuck having been coriveued for Thursday next " on special affairs" has excited numb iatete4, this being a very unusual proceed lux. It is ki.own that there have been during the last few days several special meeting% of the Court of Dinxters. As a matter of course, a great variety of cameo are aseigned by rumour fur the appnech inx meeting. According to one report—which does not appear to be at all probable—the Bank of Eng foist propose to allow interest on deposits. Accord ing to another, it is in contemplation to establish a Bank of India, in connexion with the Bank of England. Awarding to a third, which appears far mere likely, an alteration is proposed in the rela tions between government and the Bank. It is said in some quarters that Mr. Gladstone medi tate., reducing the amount allowed to the Bank for the management of the National Debt. There can be nu doubt that the business to be brought under discussion is of an important character. The con tingency of an alteration in the tens of the Hank Charter Act upon twelve months' notice 'icing given must not be lost sight of. The titrathdon, with 196,009/. in Australian gold, Las now been at sea 81 days ; the Clutha, with 901,14/IW. 810 days • the Essex, with 59,500 f. 79 days: and the Cha m pion of the Seas, with 37,0401., 7I days. Th;rc wvi a rumour that a small country private hank I. in •htticulties. eff.,rts are being made at Constantinople for the relief of the embarraimed Greek houses in that city. A private telegram alleges that the Turkish government has been prevailed upon to advance a sum of 7,000,000 piastres (say :A),000f.) to Messrs. F. Ede and Co.'s correspondent there, to enable hire to meet his liabilities. The failure of Muses. Nickoll and North has caused that of Messrs. W. Tozer and Son, oil and lead merchants, of Bishopsgate-street, but their liabilities are understood to be of small amount. The dividend recommended by the directors of the Great Southern and Western of Ireland Railway COlllphllY is at the usual rate of 5 per cent. per annum. RAILWAYS.-(71118 DAY.) Two o'Citoet. The railway share market was ateely in the tw•roiog, but haa since given way. There has been a pre,..ure .4 sale-. of Great Western stock, which has fslirn I! per cent. The decline amounts to per nut. in Muni and Lancaahire and Yiirleghire. The ruirkrt le now rather ant. South F.sodern is the oipportel. Loodcw and North Western stock MI W iptotsd 1001 to ; Great Western, Vol t M o 79 ; Midl 116 to i and,; South Eas 1 t e r n . 85/ to 33 to ; Lanctuthire aid Turiudwre, 111 ; Caledonian, 971 toJ ; and Eastern Counties, Lida 1. linsilioalu-Vossoliasi Railway g harem Imre de ti; 1 3-18 to 1 1-16 din' . Great Welton) of eauula remain stoutly. MINAS,-(THIS DAY. ) Two o'Cuan. TI .• mining market thb. morning ha. been quiet, hnt priees in meet inxtsi.ma are fairly auppurted. There are inquiries for Alfred Consuls aliarea, which are 'narked in the Stock Exchange 34. Must Smart have been dealt in at 11l ex shy. Shane. in Great South ToWink Wheal Buller, S..uth Tolgua, &at Wheal Rummell, and Wheal Grenville, have also met with attention. United Mexican Mining 'harem are dull, and hare beam dealt in at 4. Australian Mining are marked 1; and 1 ; St. John del Rey, 30/ ; and Cobre liper, 41 ex dlr. I.‘-t night at a public meeting of the inhabitants es , lisle's bald at the New Vestry-hall, a reistlntios was adsieed to the effect that the meeting learned with esteems thststadaetios that it was the intention of Mr. Tits to rein tntlt the 1411 conferring oa the Metropolitan Board of %%wits sew powers of taxation and police. El NtIIAL or Da. BALT.—The remainv of this Lama.' gentleman were interred yesterday, in lienaal- I . 1tr.1.44,.e or FRanGIPANNI.—Pierow Ind Lubin amour., to the I.blie that la oraueeptenee et the great favour whleb thole Irranorlmani Perfume was received at Its first latioduotlon In the year tact. they have determined to reissue It I M'rent for the spring season of Wel. Many masons TZ.I4 'ions .hls come. Mist Became though there have li w. , 'al now scents introduced since the room of /t it Is twvertheless true Mae have reechoed such "naaTad °ram- elation as rrangipanni. *cowl Though awy limo Mani of the fame of Manglpaniii, yet there " a". r ;scams even now that have not smelled onthrilling 'romance. Thirdly, the great sale of the true ' , h./Immo tempted fraudulent persona to Imitate It, thus lo• r.iniAo,, here repeatedly been deceived. In n to Pertent fawn dl.supoinnsent. Melee anal Lubin now adopt nler as a lhdo Li4rlt 11.1, signature In writing . customers are advised. "rag.... In tutu,. not to receive essences purporting to be of unie.a each label hears our mitten autograph. Phlies D. ot, it. In whatever part of the world they may pnm hosed The following are the compounds of the true ~ l lonnl.—Frabsipannl Perfume. 3e. ed. and re.. Franicipanni !r 'l. I. and Ye Frangiponni Sachet, lo 6d to ii. rot. mslpanni Incense, lo ed, sad ; VreneMard Hair pH' ••".' and 01.1 Yrangipanni Pomade, 2.. and 3g. Franfii' P . isro Multi's A FA.. I- be, Is anti Ti Sold by every fashionable ~-,,s;tst and perfumer la the British mmeeskina. —Name and s • lohorittory of Mowers. No. 3, New Bondstreet.— I"'lrrninment.l THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1861. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN ILARKET.-(THIS DAY.) INUTIdII •ND DUNA NA TIC TILIGNANI.) (ram OUR OWN A goal attewbusee at to-day. market. Wheat me. to a fair attest Id. to 31. per rental advance. Flour rather more iallutry prire• !lairds better. Indian awe very good to• usury ; mt.el, .K.. 9.1 to Ma. ;Utz, rather wary, (Rita awl oatmeal dull sale, at uochangod Mee. HAIR JEWELLERY. —ARTIST in HAIR.- 11 begs Cs inform Indies or gentlemen resident Is wit: any part of the kingdom that he beautifully makes an mounts to gold. Hair Hrucelets, Chains, Brooc hes, Rings us, Studs, !Sc., and forwards the same, carefully packed In hunk at shout one-half the usual charge. A beautiful collec tion of specimens handsomely reloeited kept for inspection. An Illustrated book sent free.—DHVIDNEk, 172, Yenchurchstrtvt. CHAPMAN sad HALL'S PUBLICATIONS, tas. PI ceadill y. JIM published , price la.. Um NATIONAL REVIEW, No. XXlll.—Oon tents Chateaubriand—t. Frederick the Fink Ei of Italy-3. The Statutes at Large--4. Desnowthenea—S. Tams fur the Public service—n. Eugenic de Guerin-7. Uhf Creeds and New Beliefs—S. Tice Growth of Italian Cnity-9. litldeal sad Dogmatic Fiction-10. The Autobiography of Dr. Altamaha' Carlyle-11. The Slave States and the Union—lt Hook, fur the Quarter suitable for Reading Societies. Chapman and Hall, DM, Piccadilly. BOHWA MAMMAL uncuev FOR FEBRUARY. STANDARD LIBRARY ATLAS o f CLAS SICAL GEOGRAPHY, ES large admired Maps, according to the latest authorities with a complete Index (accentu a t e d ) , giving the latitude and longitude of every place named In the Slab. imperial tive, chiefly engraved by the Beim Walker, cloth. 7.. ed. Inquiries having frequently been made for mape iltustrative of the luatorical and geographical authors published In Solues Clam skal Library, the present Atlas la intended to supply that want, and will be found, It Is believed, unexceptionable both uto literary and artistic exeentlon. In the Index, which Is very complete. the daunted quantities are amenity marked, whence we have ventured to mill It accentuated. _ MINCING LANE. - (THIS DAY.) market ha• a .pvietappousace. The pub lic alma are pr.....revaing heavily. t 'event:. The public Isle. are proxivesieg Ta.t.-- Large public 'airwave ileelared foe Thnew.L.e. which has eanawl the private coat:art market to be mealier. rorroN. The &mud has anat.v Ldly subsided ; 11R1 Wes osly w. 14. +tl.Trt I Kr chill of sale. Ra t continue; in but a ete..l).. Market. generally quiet to-ilay. TALLOW • MA RKILT.-(TH IS DAY.) TM market is gmiet torbir at the followiug pries;— Torn Tallow. Ms. met cash ; keter.burg Y.(., cm the MGR : February to Mardi, :414. 46L. " ogler+ ;" Muck lioe.. ".elks :" April to Julie, :alas. lid. to Zee. ; October M December. :itt, 13311THIPMD HAY M Alt K ET. -(THIS DAY.) Namara bowie and ea. rroort wale remains dall at hat sily'a prima. vu.: Prime meadow hay. 73a. to $4ll. arporior ditto. 90m. to 110.. ; inferior do.. 40t. to ns. ed. ; room, :10a to 50a. ; clovtr, old. 9ro. to 1159. ; ditto it earl oat, 71M. to Too.; strAw, 3•26. to 4.6. MARKETS. T.% I. LOW. —3li oNDAT EVENING. The tallow market re mained very iasetive throushoiat Out week. Speculatively there hie, laws very little done ; sod ea the spot the de mand L. been limited to the immediate requiretneets of the trade. The market closes quiet to-day. Spot, :Oa ; February to March, 704. 61., +ellen ; March. We. to 31.1 a. ltd.; April to June, :iris. W. to :04. ; October to De cember, Mis. rel.. sellers ; %Irma sheep, mite. ; beef, Ma. lid. kV 7.40. ; vnuth .‘ll , leTlll3l, let pipes, MW. too 61.1. ; Tows tallow, 575. !Al., t rush ; cocoa cut oil list Cockle, at As. to ; Ceylon, 525. ; !rim nil, 47.., flue Lagos, market flat ; rough fat, 3a. I.',tL- (From of )loun. l•euith and Clutries, dated Monday irreahig.) COTTON. - - I.ll . Enron!, Fin. 4. — The market closes firmly st about per I). kolvotme nn Frpday'o prices C Lit mtront, —The supply of Mock WWI Lager than on LAM Mosby ; the demand slow, for both sheep and vale, at rather lower prices. ' TRAFFIC RETURNS. kt del Pas- Ler. Total, Total, amtwAri open neneere Omegas leel lOW Week ending Yob. I. a Z t a Mouth Eastern — 13.5:d 4,918 11,304 1;,0641 London, Brighton. and it toad ll4l 9,331 3,563 12,11911 1L577 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. G.ARDNERS' LAMPS are the BEST.—AII who require a really good and cheap lamp should inspect Cud nen' vast and rechercho collection, which will be found equalled, moulding of several thousand patterns. Moderator Table Lampe from ss. &I. each. The show-rwoms, the largest In London, extend the entire length of Trafaigaraquare, opening Into Duncannon-street. Lampe cleaned, repaired, and rendered equal to new.—OARDNERA ;by appointment to her Majesty) makers of the patent enamel great clock dials at the !truism of Parliament. Ditablialsed 106 years, 453, strand, Charinp cross, Crown leo, le a ., CIOSTUME in ENGLAND. 13/ _.W. _ AIRHOLT. A new Edition, with A44lltious, an upwards of 700 Wood. cuts by the Author. Chapman and san.l93, Plecadtlll. Post Bvo, eIIIAMOIS HUNTING in the MOUNTAINS V of BAVARIA end the TYROL. By CRUM Bona. With Mat:anon& New &titian, with Aciditiona Chapman anti Hall, 196, liccadlity. Ascend thousand, small tivo, cloth, as. dd., T HE WORD of LIFE. By the Rev. W. B. MAMMAS, M.A. Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday. 51. fleet-atteet. Just published, price Ll lls. ed., cloth. BROOM'S COMMENTARIES. Second edition. Commentaries on the Common Law, designed as introduc tory to ita study, by lisitsm BitOog, M.A., Barrister at-law, Reader in Common law to the Inns of Court, an Examiner In Law and the Principles of Legislation In the University of Lon don, Author of "A Selection of Legal Maxima." Wm. Maxwell, 32, Bell-yard, Llncolnlrinn. CASUALTIES. Aldan ' tustrian lundie from New York to Queens. tows, we, abandoned ,a 1 the lath January crew taken off by the Wary Crocker, arrlvi.l here.—Ltrerpoul, Feb. 4. Aane Duncan. Captain V. 'lnfirmities), bound for Liverpool, on anwe near Vooaris nu the January. has been sareeyed, reported a total wreck. and recountrudtd to be sold as she now loc., with her cargo. —g u y Me. Fcb. 1. Caledonia brit; . from St John's. Nfld.. is on shore or Formby, biked. and rudder gone, al .1 likely to be a total wreck . cargo damage., ,uo I purl thrown ••s Loth...Lig at AM—Liverpool, Feb. I. reatch LIRA. from Newfoundland to this port, was abandoned about tre) miles west of the Azores; crew oared. —las erten* Feb. I. CHILI. MT KURR BY ST tH.VATION.—MT. Serjeaut Payne held no inquest yesterday afternoon on the body of a child, aged le mouths, the offspring of • woman named Mary Connor, residing in Mintstreet, Borough. It appeared from the evidence, which was very voluminous, that the mother had placed the deceased under the care of some other person at a trifling we a kly stipend, in order that ali• might nurse a child of lady Fitzroy ; that at the expire, tion of this engagement she again took her own infect under her charge, but neglected it to such an extent as to cause its death from starvation. A verdict of " Wilful murder, against Connor was returned, and she was committed for trial on the charge. Lyceum THaaraz.—The public will regret to learn that Mr. Jobs Drew, the Irish comedian, was attacked with • sodden sod severe illness during his performance in The lox'. Nittifrront. taturdav evening. In the first scene of the drama Mr. Drew was observed to ser, and almost immediately fell ; the curtain was dro4 but it was at ooce ascartairied that the unsure was of so violent a I character that there was no probability of him being able to resume his place upon the stage, at least for that evening. This unfortunate occurrence, of course, prevented the pro deletion of Mr. Lover's new piece last night THE WAtildt QCENTION AND THE COTTON TRADE. —Although there is regeoeral feeling among the millownere of the tows that the exigebeies of the cotton trade require • reductims in waxes, no maaufacteirer has followed the ex ample of Mr. Williamson in giving satire of his intention to make a change. There is • disposition to await the result of the fortnight's notice which the employers at BLickburn have given for • reduction there. Many of the Preston miter' are disposed to run short time, should there not be • speedy improvement in trade. The hands appear willing I to accept any reduction in the hours of labour, but no change in the rate of wages. The manufacturers of Burnley have this week gives notice to their weaver" that they intend to tahs al 5 pee cent.—Prest o n Chronicle CERRA/ PALACE. - ONE SHILLING DAT. - *MOAT, Fell. 4. —Admissions on palmist, MO; ditto by saws tickets, 471 ; total visitor% 1,..M1. Marie Antoinette'S hair during her imprison sasat, beams_ momploarly coloniirea Ilea cheeses of colour may mew bebessigheisly restored by Nerrhers Magnetic Brushes, le., of which Dr. Maslen report' " I regard them as the most preiset breshes hitherto made, as reeparts their mechanical egertmetles. tie* molPatAral as Mein" They are the rem* lee bar. maralsik rhombi/MIL de." N. B Coen WIMP are need., rho 311, Basleglallstreet, London. rAdreettiterigulli.)—PlEßTMET HZALTH, WITHOtT Minertire us ItitaaVe delleloas health.reatoring IllvetlieleA ALSIP* PouO elifeeteelly ewes diseases which eraeYeise only sitersvatee, awl es ilereleenesm b.... 7=l66. in digestion 'dy apepsia, flatulency. Mayhew dynes. ten, hilostmess. Vapidity or the NW, hen; sere throat& catarrhs, colds, noises in the eon, rimmostion, gout, hapertiks, eruptions. imtahllity. steerage's's,, aridity. palpitation, Mart taus, headsche, debility, grope). deepeadesey, saielepe, epeeeta, Nears& sinking lita, cough., .ohms, keesaWili eamiesapties. At a sed Zlrcce p griner h it i t s y , lt .m ass r‘ es Silty 11 etan =l6. ig dodos serves, sound leans and refreshing siesps to strong serves. nervously delicate. aesl most disessi or eidgebbld old or young. lib. 9d.. itlh, free of astrisph Ita.—Darty In Barry and 1.A., 77. Keyed etrcet. Landes alos at tea, Piccadilly : 60, itraceclutryh.street: 4. Cheepettle 114 Odlntt4iftet M. M. 430, sod 431, Stood sad ell grosses. (Adyertimen)ent.)—Hoatowae's OINTIIDIFT AND PILL 4 —Diseases of adsimeed yam—Mites aim has weld to the bonier. of old age tin nervosa system hossmos Marreld, the circulation becomes slow, sad the physical pourers weakened. Hence arise the congestions of liver, longs, and bead, fol. lowed by 'lmes,. asthma, or apoplexy. which ro frequently afflict the aged. The liver usually trot gets torpid . but Its activity may ma-evilly he revived by rubbing Holloway's Ointment thornnithly flier the pit of the stomach and right ode at least twice a day, and taking the Pills at the same time. The same treatment cores all other conitested organs by varying the parts rabid acronliad to the situation of the congestion. It always proves a speedy, safe, and effectual remedy. BIRTHS, ILARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. USTRS. ALaL/Ifs_ s ...F e/ t. at I/ Wabura-glace , the wife of C. J. H. ADea, aro. lIARDWI.—Jaa. 11, it Popeli.wood HOW*, Biateld, Berke, the edge of W. / Drew of • OINK —J... It, at isstarapton.. ilia, If ighgatevia•, the wife et B. Oiliba. In., at a daughter. MAIIILTON. —PK. 1, at grotoa equate, the wife of the Rev. J. D. D., of • son. 30, at York, the wife of the Bee. 0.1. Karam al a daughter. LICK IL—Feb. / at the Olebe. Lee. Kent. the wife of Mr. David lodic, it a direbter. 110011.—ireb. L at Old Stelae, Brighton, the wife of Dr. N. Ikea, of • daughter. OPAL—Jaa. IS, at De Reauvoir.town, the wife of Z.. 1.11. Ores. DR., at • daughter. MARRIAOIII. _ _ BRACE—PAGET.—Jan. SI. 11t Fli:Amia, Mutton Bonnl Nottm.tranishlre„ by the Rev. E. C. Brace, W. H. Brace,. of Beth. to Maria. daugtter of W. Paget, Eau., of the Button. Am - minden. ORAHAME—BENNITT.—Jan. 11, at Montfort% Acesionek A.ll. Grahmee, law, of Tktorla Memos, Dowse-AIR, Glas gow. to Slam, Fanny, daughter of the Rev. H. Bennett, Zoete, of Apartford. MORA RD—BCRLIT.—Feb. 2. at at. John's., Maneheder, by the Zee J. B. IVlllelneon, Mr T. llowanl. of Huhn. to Cathe rine Jane, daughter of Mr J Burley. of Truro, Cornwall. LINDSAT—MATECLIFYL—Jan. SI , M St. Johns, Hull, by the Rev. H. W. Kemp, D. Lindsay. Eng of Leeds. to Mary rrances, daughter of the late captain Mainline, of Hull. DRATHS. BAKER —Jan. O. at Cottesinre, Itutlandshire, R. W. Baker, EN.. seed 63. BIULAK Feb. 2. at Clarendon • Mlles, 3t. John's. wood, Kira. both. widow of Use kite T. Bidlake. EN., Ne d 70. BOBANIMIZT. —Jam 31, at Lower Berkeley-street, H. Boese• gook EN.. seed 38 . HOOKIN3. —Alb. 1, M Brosboorne House, Hertfordshire, T. Hooking, Commander KN., aged W. SVEN. —Erb. 1, at Siedmere Caatle, max Halton. Yorkshire, Lady 11A() Anne, wife of Sir T. Sykes, Ban.. 46. OXFORD-STAMM W. OBLER'S GLASS CHANDELIERS. Wan Unbta and Mantel piece Ltutres. for Osa and Candles. !able Glass and Glass Dessert Sory ces complete. Ornamestal Glum knillah and Foreign, suitable for Presents. 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VDWARD SCRIVENER, Chronometer, Watch, LL .nd tioa Maher Jeweller dt . In. ruckspnratrvet, Pall ma. ten years prladipal assistant to the late Frederick Dent. of rl,atrunl, mem.. Unity 'Malta an inspection of los esteashe spoil( of CURONI/11ETKRS, Watches. and flocks, Jewellery. kr.. all of the newest design. and hest workmanship. Ladled m 4.1 watches from . R. uti, terra ditto, £lO cheer ditto. re. uhf gold and sneer watches. plate. &e . taken In exchange or pairchased for card—W, IMekapurstreet, Pall-mall. SOHO LOOKINO-OLASS MANUFACTORY, nolso.equarr, Loadoo.—Pataldished 20 yearly—The Pro pricer bem to caU the attention of the public to the following err y reduced List of Prices for LOOKIMbULASSES, of superior quality, fitted in carefully manufactured carved and gilt frames Kite of Glam. Outbid,' 44ra.an re of Frame. Price. 46 by 30 inch 01 Inch wide by :m inch high from L.l 10s. each. Pi by 31 Inch Si inch wide by 53 inch high from CS Os. each. 50 by 00 inch fig inch wide by Ob inch high trove gel Oa each. 53 by 43 inch 53 inch wile by GS inch high from Al Ta. each• OS by 40 Inch 6Y tacit site by 00 inch high from k.B Os. each. OD by 43 Inch ern inch "ride by 71 inch high from £lO Oa. each. 70 by 50 inch 64 inch whit by act Inch high from £O2 Os. each. Igabsy droning and ghoul glamor, gilt cornices, &soda* *inn rev. ,tc., at equally nokfrrate prices. Merchants and shipper,. popplied by special contract. 116/ARLOW'S HOT WATER DISHES are not only the hest, hut the cheapest the DISH COVERS to suit Ia Electrei Plate. Britannia Metal, and Double Elm* 71n, are 'twat In form anti ressionable In price either singly or In sets . ANICE HOT PLATE fur your Caine, Haunch et Mutton, de., Is • luxury at the dinner table all Hut Water Pates hitherto made has. , liven • i iimplete failure. BARLOW'S HOT WATER PLATE'S and on the con trary, l e Le found till that you can desire. 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