The Sun. — London, England, 1865-01-02 00:00:00

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L e it er &e.. &e.. awl every requisite for Book; Newspaper, or Job ' bing . 01M;•es at the . lowest current rates, and of the best quality. Address'--Edinburgit Fount Y: 27 and 2R, \ ~..... 1 I 1,. . , .' .:-,-- .°1 :;-, 7 ,,,: -- -*/ t) - - - --- 14 - 4 (11 E 44 4 ti ..) . -. ? ,%— ' " :: ‘ : - ,, 1 '''. if 2 ,J.;6:411 , 4 7- , / -1 7tr i,tt, ~, 1 4: : :" ;; j ."-ti lit' ! , ' " --' , 3 ' 1 , 01 - , r - \ 4 '-.43: 'AI _ \s, -----_A ~ j ~ -, 4 '' ? • ' , ~ • • 4. __, s _ . New-Street ;.. LonrlonDitto, 34 Wellington4tvcet,•Coveut . el RATS and - POST _ FREE, _E: MOSES and - s oN's Isrew Paniphl.t _ , " The Philosophy of Mess." OF ____ ., . 11.41 : kl.OSES•aud SON respectfully call attention - 1 1-4• .to their large al)vl well-assorted stock of Juvenile Clothin g . The newest, 'fabrics are - combined Nritil the Lit.st null m'ost '.fitshicmahli4 (16sig . ns, and the . bei3t work thanship. E. Moses - and Scin give particular attention t o this important bran c h of their business, and they can with confidence affir m that the prices are such as must Satisfy th. most ccongmical. This department is in a distinct part of the pfetnisnts- which will be found a for la great conveni e n ce tli6S - nnd ;children. '1 garden. N.ll. —The Photographic " Sun," of this Day, is set up from types supplied by us. N°. 22,6 O. THE SUN., LOINDON, MONDAY EV JANUARY 2, 1865. PRICE STAMPED sd. ALBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited). (FUZE and MARINE). Agents wanted. Offices; 8, Finch-lane. and 7, Waterloo-place, Pill-mall. MORELIA THEOBALD, Manager Fire Department. CRYSTAL PALACE. --- TO -110I:It Luxuriously:Witrm" aztl Dry;---See the New I'ic titres in SpeciarGillory. • • EDGWARE ROAD. MR; LEWIS atior SON; - 113, Strand.--The Royal Lewisian Systenis of Writing, Arithmeti,, Book-keeping, and Short-hand ; as taught for upwards of fifty yeamby Mr. Lewis, the real inventor and first teacher of these, world-renowed and only infallible systems, en sure perfection after a few atigy and interesting lessons. Persons unable to take the' lessons may obtain the inven -ter's works for self-instruction at his only InstiNtion, , 113, Strand. THEPROTECTOR ENDOWMENT LOAN and`ANNUITY COMPANY contin 4,6:Advanea Money on approved porsona,l seenrity, attla4 aCcuslolned rates. By order of the Board of Direetors, 7 --No. 34, King street, Oheapside, London. . . . __. lliridSES - and SON respectfully invite .5.1 4• attention to their large and well-assorted :Wint public er '. 4 .t tick. . • .. . . ... 11 - 3 11 111 - (SgES . alkd4,SO.N'S " Sandringham " and Alto "Danish ". Wrapper (introduced by tbeni) is the Lewest and most fashionablts style of Overco6t§ for' the bonson. - . rI:4 11108,1-. i. ~_:l'T'‘- -‘ 1 1 --- ( ---- ------- L i k . 'llteacy-i. wean 15po•e ---l• (- ' l " t hinalbr all classes and all ages. . . "ILI MOSES aniclebrated 't indifipen• - 1 -U• . s able" Suit, from 30s. l i-- -4 .1 • J)T OS ES- dHosiery and Drapery 2 for all 4 @las.-ce s and all ages. IMOSES and SON'S I fats and Cap fol.' all 1 71;1 J• ellsses alpl ail ar*t.s. 111 A I OS - I' ; ‘`; ( ----. 7 ---- 1Y, 4 ,_ an ts_O.N S Boo t' ts and Shoes ; for all di* classes awl an akes. FA MOSES .an SON'S thittlta, for all gas ses , • all ages, and all climates. .1141 and SOY - -"S — London Houses,. 154 156,. Minories; 83, 84, 85, Bfi, 87,.48, 89, Al dgafA: 506; 507, • 508, 'New Oxford-street; 1, 2 .3;11-art rgreet ; fl37,33B,,Tottezhara-court-road; 288, Euslun4Oad. ks°, Bradford, Yorkshire. . Establishments ate closed ever y Friday ecening at sunse t unti l S aturday cvening at sunset, when business i s resume d U nt il 11 o'clock. . A 1 artiele. are mai-ked thalowest prices in plain flguthe res- Aay article not approved - of will be exch a n ge d, (n* Ipy returned. Li s t of - Pric Rules, with tdes, for " Tile P )`3"lf-Mea Inosurente-nt, Fashion (Tani, and our new-pamphlef, hilosophy of Dress," gratis and post free. 1 :NT EYt OI T ERCOATS:—GentIemen are invited to inspeo HAMIL -105 S - LON t the NEIIeGOODS. at and KIMPTON'S, Tailors ftnd Overeoat-inakers, trawl (opposito Exeter-hall). • 11 ES colo ANTIQTJES in White, Black, and a ll th e new urs at .q Guineas the Full Dress---Compton 11011 SC, and Old Compton-street, Solio, W. I?VENING and BALL DRESSI:S.--SEWELL -I and CO ; have, in antieipirtion Of ChristniasFestfrities, pr -J a ch o i ce variety of TULLE NET and TARLA ;TAN DRESSES. They have -also some Ketintiful pat erns ening Robes, - egeltisively designed f or th e i r "use.. SEWELL and . 00., Compton House,,Soho. U 41 F I TS---,S II llt T S---ll 08 I E-R Y.— , WIIITELOCK and SON. 54, Charing-cross,- and 166 , Strand, W.C. Officers supplied with complete Outfits for India and all climates. Whitelock's Oriental shirts, )ndia tweed snits, overland and bullock trunks, cabin and barrack furniture. Price lists and estimates by post on tipplication. LQ.NfiON CARPET WAREHO USE.— W and SON, 3 and 4, Go o d ge - s t ree t, W .— Cur tains, Portieres;. Chintzes, &c. THE AMPIIIKIVLUPTRA.—A Patented Table Covar. Combines two Handsome and Perfect Table Covers at a s ma ll advance on the price of One. To be ohtained c.-ttly at PETER ROBINSON'S New Furnishing Drapery Warehouse, 103, and 104, Oxford -street. Com plete priced lists forwarded free on application. CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710, CRLNOLINE 1730, CRLNOLINE ala 11I011E; 1735 CRINOLLNE a k `IIIINOLINE in gr. J AUES'S-PARK,' 1750 NE at CHISWICK, 1760. 1809. C IZIN COADILLY, 1861. e f- '4I.:KES in our PARKS n /AL PRO: n MEN.% DES. --Just published. liy E. P %POT T, 4, Piccadilly, au antique WORK on CRINOLL. 1 with 12 Illn triti;--- -- ':Pot. l'i:e-e-:.:r-retii stamps: --.4 --- ----12 ' - ' _ ~.. -_____________ 11 ND I NA or WAVED ;1U PONS -188, ticL each, a \-F, "Let our w i ves an d d aughters and their son's wive thr dateghters to a woman patronise the patent ondi na."...- r ubett " The dress falls in gra ce f u l folds.—Morning t• \ Illustrations free.--E. PIIILPOTT, , N o. 37, k ;(1illy, .___ Yo-i--:--NSFLECTITA--- HN ------ ,41. CIOi 4 yT-L . E .-- f k- , . PIIILPoTrs, No. 37, Pieca•- lilly. \ \ il if s o, — t - E - _ -- rt. U E•----TLRB (Pi rect. fr9in Smyrna.). •' - - - YrsoiN, -.• - 1 - 3!) \ rOll., andCO., CARPET ANIS- ! • ' I'ITRE IN to ;.- CO Mr Majesty the Q,11.. fl and 11.1111. th e '• of ',.\ - ,ile,-, •nd Abikers ~.,..4„,cs2. t ye e io r tiand 7 loom ~ 1 ifriArown excluf*tbesiti2iina ;Apt.-- • ' ''• •:• : • ... ! - q-141 -s' ,-..: '7:4 .;:i W. 4,..._ 2_ 4-Nt? i''. I f !I . ( 'q • I:, \Pli 1, I, '-: ,.- ..,. ' 5 . -- ..=1 ,; , L•i,-.i, ,; 1 t', , ,•i. ;, -, ,,,i, ~i , ,, , . . 1 ~_,,,ri-4 ,---.- ~:, i ! ~, ',,, i . • ,!'' ,• ' • .! .. ~. ~., ~, ..,, .. ..,,,, • •,; f. .., 1.. r:4 -,t Ei,—.l4 i ' , ~ .... ,;. . • ‘- i''''' Sit . . , th. pp,otffer''',''.,.. LaiLLri• IT '..• -.-- ' ' ''' .o :111 er r V iel,na. -; . ......,.....,tit-,,treet,,Lend,ri. ‘l' _ . - IVI-Alific -YOUR LINENT-E)N U'S` PERK -% INTENT MARKING INK is by far the best for I,l!arking CRESTS, N.A_MES, and INITIALS upon ltousehohl Line,. . Wearing Apparel, .te,. Mice Is T a Bottle. No 6d. size ever /mule. Sold by E R. - BOND, 10, Bishopsgate-street Within, London. E.C., and by all espectable chemists and stationers in the kingdom.— N.B. Purchasers should be' cai•eful tO observe tile address --10, Bisheps,Pate-street Within E.C.—upon the label, Lont whiclithe Ink is not genitine, MR FAMILY ARI,--ignia-----. -4118 t , ____ A. IL' complete, a val nable - INr)EX,' containing the Anus, :,-.rests, and -Mottoes of "early every family in England, .?,,c•otiand; and Inland; the result of thirty years' labour. :19''.r.xtracted from public and __private records, church win- Fs, ,onunienfal brasses,. anti- other places, all over the •""'3oin. Families desiroug- of knowing their correct t''''Bt, 811014,1 Sold lianlV and county. Plain Facotch, SR. 6d. • coloured, 6s. Arms, - (meat, alit Motto beautifully painted, it} herahlie-deseription, 12s. Pedigrees traced, the 'might ofEamilY NATLIC§ ; Wills searched. ; Arias impaled Tit'l quartered. The Manual of Heralky, 400 engravings, 8 . Gd.' post-free, by T. Cur:LtTON, Generalogist, 25, Cran "-'itril;street„, corner of 6t. Ma.ztin s-lane CI.11410.1)1'S SOLTD-GOLD SIGNET RINGS ~, ' 18 caat, Ilall-marked, engraved with anv Crest, 425. ; ''',"to, very triassive, for Arms, Crest, and - Aloft°, X 3 15s. _The liall-mark is the only guarantee for pure gold.-I`- ‘-;l7l..ttroN, 25, Cranbourn-st. (corner of St. Martin's-Lanc). ULLETON'S- pATENT lEVE-REkBOSS , ING PRESSES, 215., for Stamping Paper with Crest, -0-11ns, or Address. Any person can use them. Carriage Paid. ---T. etTI.LI3TOS,' 20, Cranbourn-g., St.Martin's-lane)- CULLETON'S-MISrrINd--bARDS.--- Fifty, N../ best quality, l's, post-free. Eng•raving a Copper Plate, In any style, ls. IVed(ling-Cards, 50• each, for Lady and C'entletnan, 60 Embossed each, with Maiden Name Printed inside all complete, 13s. 6d. Carriage Paid--T' '-'4;I4.tTN 25, C ran'bourn-street, St. Martin's-lane. VIJLLETON"S - GUINEA, BOX OF STA- G TIONERY.—No Charge for Engraving' Pie with Crest er - If otto, Monogram or Addres,s (as charged for by c'ill'3l% houses), if an order be given for. a ream of the best !Ili(l'aPer, and 500 best envelopes to match, all stamped free ' cArriage paid for 2 15.-.-T. CULLETON Sl 45, C'abeam-street (corner of St. Martin , 's-1. ea” Engraver, E. N LEI' tILLETTES for ALARKING N--) LINEN, prevent the ink spreading, and never washes °'ll- Initials, Ip. each ; Name, 2s. 611. ; Set of Numbers, ; Crest, 58., with directions, post-free for stamps.— f.',Durrox 25 C ranbourn-street, St. Martin's-lane. Ct. H. BUCK (late R. Nelson), PLANE, 9 SAW, FILE, AN D TOOL MAKER, 122, Edg- Ware-road, Paddington, opposite Bell-street. Planes, saws, and.tools.of every description, for cabinet makers, carpenters, Joiners, coach makers, wheelers, coopers, chair makers brush makers, turners, carvers, &c. • lathes, lathe z4ppariitus, and every description of turning tools. Whole retail, awl for essportatlen, '•Teleglitph tools and • WIN DOWS- JL.I DOWB - EFFECT - trALLY PREY EaNcT k--; CHURCH'S INDIA-RUBBER MATERIAL and ANTbi DRY-ROT CEMENT-Windows and Doois, however imperfeet, thus improved, will never make a rattiin gna i se , or admit o f Draught. Fogs, Dust, Wet, ktc. ; w ill last for Ten Years, tin 4 will open and shut with ihe greatestease. Windows, 2s.Vach and doors 3s. material and work manship inc l u d e d . Cheffoniers, •Acases, wardrobes, & c ., thus regulated, w ill not a d m it t h e -i n t rus i on o f d ust, intmks. blacks, kc.----Letters to , e addressed to Mr. CHARLES CHLTRCII, NO. 13, Nitare. us-street, BlTanstone , ENTAL SURGERY.—MR. EPHRAIM MOSLEY'S IMPROVEMENTS in the CON- S R U CTION of TEETH, Gums, and I ' al atS. (on a n I n di aru bb or. base), aro 'secured by letters patent, dated Deeember, Is(i2. whereby the CONTINUAL tt!UTLAY OP NEW TEETWIS AVOIDED, and altera tial),,lm from any cause being easily.remedied, all wires and tenino are unneeessar - •sharp ages are avoided, a. , tEt'irae,a,t.ly me.reased freedom of suction is supplied, a natural Nvit'i':"'lty, hitherto wholly unattainable, and a fit, perfected tho most unerring accuracy, ilre'seeilFed; while, from . softness I fl e x ibility (11 agents employed, the or „reate te ro „ s ,t support i;; , given fo the.adioining teeth when loose tnh At ried tend er by the absorption of the gums. con nao)„ free. No connection with any of the same C ,roblllllor-aredt. 1 . P klN r f VSS DENTISTRY . _ - 3/r , a n d . 1 - 1-A ,;treot ()ssfrs. LEWIN 310SELY and SONS, 30, Ileiters x.ord-strect 'lnd 4 , 18,- Strand (opposite (Tharing- P c- t; ° b s lic la n i , ll : d .a .Y Station es established . 1820, offer to - the of ~ nun fOr supplying Artificil Teeth on a system oral Dentistry. t rhese teeth e s re cheaper, more ria.t ural Ti e°lll fortable, and durable than any yet prodhced: ret'-`;`is,:rare L elf - acihe4iiye, affordiN tupport to loose teeth, but but tuatiet..essary eit,her '-iv!reo or ligatures, require to fit. and are supplied at prices completely Setsg.,competition. Consultation free. Teeth from ss. tttllivlo 15 guineas, warran t e d . For the efficacy, r.. , - and success of this system, vide "Lancet." No C'neetioh with any . one of the same name. r NEW AND POPULAR NOVELS. Nfice ready at at' the Librarleg, - 14,01, 7 . NT • TEMPEST. By the Rey. J. C. M. Bellew. Second Edition. 3 vols. ,* remarkably clever novel.. :No nobler .lek3on - was -Over tiugitt than in this beautiful story."—Post., . "STEWARTS Es - rtmloNs., By- the . _ Author - o 1 GrandroOther7s Molten!! &e, 3 - vols. - 1711 E. THREE W,AICIIES. 13y W. C. Wills, Author of ".Tlie Wife's Evidence." - • raft ORDEAL FOR WIVES. BY the Author of "The Moral:;; of Mayfair." 3 sots. THE cOST OF CAERGWYN. By Mary llowitt. CHRISTIAN'S MISTAKE. By the Author of "John I tat 'h 1, Edition . of " BARBARA'S HISTORY." I `Auleft, Eitw;trds. is. ; bound and illuatrated. Ilursi Blackett, 13 5 (treat Marlborough-street. • USITEIPS TRAVELS. --- _ Just :ready, in royal 81;0 4 with numerous beautiful Coloured Illustrations,- . , - ALJOURNEY FROM LONDON TO - PERSEPOLIS ; including Wanderings in Daghes tan, geOrgia. America, Kurdistan; - Mesopotamia, and Persia. By J. USSHER, Jlltrst and Blackett, 13, 'Great 3firlborough-street. New Work I , v the Author of 3 - OIIN HALIFAX. Now ready, in One Vol.; . . Clt I - S T I•A N'.S MISTAKE.. Bithe Author of "John 11a1;t ix. Gentleman." • llurts~ and Blaekett, 13, Great Marlborough street. Is ow ready, in 2 v 015.,. Bvo., with Portrait, T HE' LION. GRANTLEY BERKELEY'S LIFE AND EECOLLECPIONS.. Iturit and Blackett, 13, great Marlborough-street. Thrderthe Especial Patronage of Her-Majesty. Now read}-, 34th Edition,l vol., with the Arms beanti . fplly engraved, handsomely bound, gilt edges, 31s. 6d. _ODGE'S PEERAGE and BARONETAGE 47 for 1865. Corrected by the Nobility. JACKSON, WALFORD, and lIODDER'S PUBLICATIONS. A NEW ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE FOR THE YOUNG. Beautifully printed on toned paper, price 3d. monthly, MERRY and WISE. A Magezine for Young People. Edited by Old Merry. The First Number; now ready, contains a beautiful coloured engraving and the - commetice ment of a new story. by Mrs. Webb, author of "Naomi," &c., entitled "Benaiah : a Tale of Captivity." . NEW WORK-BY;i THE REV. THOMAS BINNEYi Now ready, small Bvo., price 58., cloth lettered,.. MONEY : A Popular Exposition in Rough Notes ; Remarks on Stewardship, and - Systematic Benefieence. By, T. Finney. NEW BOOK FOR BOYS. Crown Bvo., price- 6s. cloth, TOSSED - On theWAVEfi: a Story of YOung Life. By Edwin Hodder. "This is just the sort of story that boys delight to read."—Atheneum. By the same Author; • MEMOIRS of NEW 'ZEALAND LIFE. In small qro:' , price 3s. 6d., a Second and cheaper Edition. very graphic description of colonial , soeiety."—Daily. News. MODERN FRANCE : Its Journalisn; Literature, and Society. Tiv A. V . :Kirwan, Egg., Barrister-at-Law, author of the article "France" in the "Encyclopxklia Britannica. 7 In crown Biro., price 75. cloth. Written in. an entertain ing style, and gives much curious and valuable informs ("lAN TE RB LT RY HALL. lI9DGE •POD GE, kJ the most extinorAinary entertainment in Loildon. • rip HE 0 XFORD.-0 RPHEE A.UX: ENFERS 11 (Offehbach's brilliant Opera Oomique) is achieving an Unprecedented success. Mtisical . Diret or, Mr. Joughmans. A RGI LL ROOMS, Great Piccadilly. AdmissiOm, One - Shilling. UTTTON 0 GY.MRU (WE LSII :MUTTON), 1.11 (direct from the Principality weekly. Legs, Saddles, and Haunclies,--.D. R. DOSSETOR; 5, Russell-street, Covent-garden s W.C. In post STo., price 7s. cloth, The RISE and PROGRESS of RELIGIOUS LIFE in ENGLAND. By Samuel Bowles Pattison. NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS FOR THE YOUNG. Now complete, bequlifully illustrated, 'the new One Volume Ethhoti of - - - - The . CHILD'S = COMMENTATOR on the HOLY SCRIPTURES. By Ingram Cobbin, M.A. Handsomely bound -in embossed cloth, gilt edges, with 10 coloured engravings tuid itutnerous illustrations on Wood. Price is. 64. IFTSE BARKER'S SI-L PAPER for V wiping the lather from the razoi vlhilo shaving, and your razor, instead of getting dull by use will improve in eenness and evenness. Cheaper Edition, price N. 6d. cloth, -" The ATNIOR CLERK : a Tale of City Life.. By Edwin Hodder: With - a:Preface -by W. Edwin Shipton,' Secretary to the Young Men's Christian Association. In square 16mo. - printed on paper, with Frontispiece, price 3s. 6d. cloth, • -BUSY- HANDS . and: PATIENT HEARTS ; or, The Blind Roy of Dresden and his Friends. A Story from Germany. - • BARKERSTTSE SHAVING PAPER, and without the least trouble, tAe edge of the razor will he constantly preserved itrt.he !gest perfect shaving eider. ITSE BARKER'S SHAVING PAPER: -Don't wipti your, razor nor an thing - else, nor dip it into hot water to t , e off the lather, and you will always shave will, ease, e dition, and comfort. ARKER'S SHAVING PAPER, as. , . in aliliticku4o preserving the keenness of the razor's ( P-Ig 6 , 7 th( - ) ctuply of - p al ,4=AOxidi it I , 4:sent.9, i-eidy to hand i" shine .t..;'-fstrEtweitione.e. Uniform with Alio above, handsomely bound -in cloth, printed on toned t*per, with Frontispiece, price Ss. Cd,, • FIRESIDE Mtn with the YOUNGSTERS. By Old Merry. 13th E4lition. With Wood Engravings, 2s. 6d. cloth gilt, The BIBLE ST U 1 By the Rev. B. IL Draper. 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Holten, Piccadilly ; and all R" RILL -Mr; HAYS S, Surgeon-Dentist, 42, / St. Martin's-law, Supplies very superior SETS of TEETH on improved scientific principles:. They are fixed without pain, restore mastication, articulation, and natural expression, and cannot-be distinguished from the original teeth. Stopping and all dental operations at moderate charges.-42, St Martin's-lane, Charing-cross. • This Day, pp. 600, price 78. 6d., by post Bs., PLAYING CARDS : Their History, with Anecdotes of their Use in Ancient and Modem Times, Conjuring, Fortune Telling, and Card Sharping. Illustrated - with 60 curious Woodcuts on tinted paper. With Anecdotes of Skill and Slight of Hand. Card Revels and Blind Gambling and Calculation. IfookeY• Cartomancy and Cheating. Piquet and Vingt-et-un. Old Gaines and Claming Whist and Cribbage. Houses. Old Fashioned Tricks. London John Camden Hotter, Piccadilly, London. MR.. HOWARD, SURGEON-DENTIST, 52, Fleet-street, has introduced an Entirely New De scription of Artificial Teeth, fixed without Springs, wires, or ligatures. They so perfectly resemble the natural teeth as not to be distinguished from:the originals by the closest observer ; they will never change colour or decay, and will be found superior to any teeth ever before used. This method does not require the extraction Of roots, or any painful operation, and will support and preserve teeth that are loose, and is guaranteed to restore articulation and mastication. Decayed teeth stopped and rendered sound and useful in mastication.--52, Fleet-street.—At home from 10 till 5. . .... _ . . C:1 OD BLESS the XJI .PRINCE of WALES : the New National Song. BIUNLLY RICHARDS. 3s. Piano Solo and Duet, each 4s. Easy edition. 2s. 6d. Four voices, 2d. .. - • HAPPY BE THY DREAMS. Written by J. R. THOMAS. Sung every night at C.C.C. Christy Minstrels by Mr. Charles Ernest. 2s. 6d. THY VOICE IS NEAR. Words by Mrs. AYLMER. Music - by the composer of " Her Bright Smile Haunts me Still." 2s. Gd. SIIE SANG AMONG THE FLOWERS. Ballad by the composer of "Her Bright Smile Haunts me Still." 2s. Gd. FAR ON THE DEEP BLUE SEA. ' -Ballad written by tho composer of ' , Happy be Thy Dream s ." 2 s. THE CUCKOO SONG. - Music by FRAU Arr. Sung, with wonderful success by Mdlle. Licbhart. 3s. HOME THEY BROUGHT HER WARRIOR DEAD. Words by ALFRED TENNYSON, Esq., Poet Laureate. Music by Miss M. Lindsay (Mrs, J. W. Bliss). 2s. Gd. - THE BRIDGE. The words by LONGFELLOW. Music by Miss M. Lindsay (Mrs. J. W. Bliss). 2s. Gd. THE LIQUID GEM. New Song. B 3 the composer of " Her Bright Smile Haunts me Still." Elegantly em bossed, 2s. 6d. JENNY OF THE MILL. Words by GEORGE LINLEY. Music by Leduc. Sung with wonderful effect by Madame Lemtnens-Sherrington, 35. ELEGANT MUSICAL PRESENT. ROBERT COCKS and CO.'S improved TRICHORD PIANETTE. French model, full compass, walnut or rosewood, £25. MORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL .1.71. MEDICINE, of the British College of Health, Ens ton-road, London. In boxes, at 1314., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis. Sold at FIELD'S, bookseller, 65, Regent-street, and by all the appointed agents. GOUT and RHEUMATISM.—The excruciati ng pain of Gout and Rheumatism is quickly' relieved and cured in a few days by that celebrated Medicine, BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. They re quire no restraint of diet or confinement during their use, and are certain to prevent' the disease attacking any vital part. Sold at is. 10. and 2s. 9d. per box by all medicine vendors. B ILIOUS and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Loss of - Appetite, Drowsiness, Gid diness, Spasms, and all Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, are quickly removed by that well-known remedy, FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH. They unite the re commendation of a mild operation with the most success ful effect, and where an .aperient is required nothing can be better adapted.- Sold by all medicine vendors at 16.1/d. and 28. 9d. per box._ 6, 'Neyv Burlington-street, THE CHEAPEST GIFT-BOOK OF THE SEASON. Illustrated with 12, Coloured Engravings, an 'Ruminated PAINLESS TOOTH and STUMP EXTRAC TION.—Mr. EDWARD HARTRY, sole Patentee, is the only Dentist who .can extract teeth without pain. Patients requiring Artificial Teeeth no fee for the extrac tion of teeth or stumps.—Mr. E. Hartry, Ddntist, 20, Har ley-street, Cavendish-square. Title, and 52 Wood Engravings. LIFE and LESSONS of OUR LORD UNFOLDED and ILLUSTRATED.. By the Rev. JOHN CUMMING, D.D. Complete in one volume, is. 6d., cloth, bevelled boards ; 9s. cloth, extra gilt edges ; 10s. 6d. morocco antique. Should be in every household. London : John F. Shaw and Co., 48, Patornostor-row, E.C. TONIC Bur Eas.—WATERS" QUININE 1. WINE. The most palatable and wholesome bitter in existence; an efficient tonic, an unequalled stomachic, and-a gentle stimulant. Soldby grocers, Italian warehouse men, wine merchants, confectioners, and others, at 80s. a dozen. Manufactured by William Waters, 2, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. Wholesale agents, E. Lewis and. Co., Worcester. Illustrated with the Twenty-seven Original Plates by John. Leech. Bvo cloth, price 63. ;.411 , 11TH'S (ALBERT) Struggles and Adventures Li of Christopher Tadpole, at Home and Abioad. London i William Tegg, Pancras-lane, Cheapside. AUSTRALIAN ANI) NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.—Published Weekly. Price 5d., with Manifest Supplement, is. Office, 11; Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, E.C. THE CANADIAN NEWS.—This Paper, is published in London every Thursday. Price 4d., post free, sd. F. ALGAE, Colonial Newspaper AgerrEy, 11, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street. 111 HE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. -2 : - Publifitied I. Monthly on arrival of Mail, via Marseilles. Con tains all the Latest NOWS. Price 81 ; post free; 7d. Office, 11, Clement's-lane, E.C. CRYSTAL PALACE. —TO - MORROW.— Groat Success Of - Christmas HOlidafAinemeit'S, which have bpen. witnessed by more than eighty thousatid persons.—Combined attraction; more Varied' than ever. Amusethents; from morning till night. Impossible to de= scribe in advertisements. Le Petit ;Illondin, the Juvenile Rope-dancer;-Mr. Jackson Haines, the Champion Amer-- Hean ,Skater; Silvester, the Charmed Monster, - &e.; the ' Ellistra Brothers, - . the Classical Gymnasts ; Barnes, ,the ChaMpion Vaulter ' in his sixty somersaults ; Jean Bond and his wonderful Dog; Herr Willie, the great German Contortionist;* J. IL Stead, the Cure ; most .amusing C owns ; Pantomimic Ballet, with Mr. Stead as Simpkin ; forming an - unparalleled, variety of. holiday aniasAnent. In aLidition tai these:—The Fine Arts Courts in variety and. beauty unequalled in the world. The decorations of ihe Palace, with the Great Christmas Tree, should be seen by, all: The Great Fair and Bazaar, the best opportunity fothristmas. ,pretients. Shakspere House. Montanan Models., Swings, Roundabouts,, Invigorator; and other popular: amusements. Galleries of Models and Ships. Armour-plates lent by ellicia 7 Tho extraAndi nary Chimpanzee. The uniqu , Aquariums. All' these things render.the Crystal Palace the one place for holiday enjoyment. ' - .Ednionds' (late Wombwell's) Windsor Castle Great Menagierk is exhibited, Aioining thu Palace. All under cover. - Admission to the ;" .nagerie, Sixpence Admissionlo'rhe Palace, One Shilling ; under twelve, Half-price at Ten. Palace lighted up at dusk. Wonderfla beautiful effect. THE RALAck\AT F.—" If this light ing up, and thig ;town as the Christ mas attraction; it would be wot ". a journey to Norwooil to see it. We -cis only cordially a •onamend our readers to see it for thOmsclves before the week Is out.—Vide Newspapers. PRYSTAL PALACE.—'- fy Tliotp - and Per i...l' soils witnessed the Ayr ~ .. - 1' 1 v, , i t ii:Ele,‘... rill(4. ni) . • .- . , c r itrilikAat. : 4:4 :Ate 'll ;i4f:h .. .* '.4ltr',,tintf,,, - L.,.. 14111 i-: &mid, . 4 7- • .tot i zt ; ;lA, L. I ,li.rliitii'4lo: T,f i . Lif Igo', One Shilling. n OYA L EN GLISII OP ERA, COVENT GARDEN.-TIIIS EVENING, THE BRIDE OF SONG. -After which, the grand comic -Christmas Panto mime, entitled CINDERELLA ;, or, Ilatiegain and the Magic Pumpkin and The Great ,Fairy 41 the Little Glass Slipper, -in which the celebrated DonAto will appear. STRAND.-- - -THIS EVE'NINGSITORT AND SWEET.—PIIE GRIN BUSHES ; or, - 1 1 116 . 1frij. Brown of the Missis-sippi. Messrs. Stoylb and Janies ; Mesdames Swanborough, Raynliath, •Simpsen, and. John stone.—And THE WILFUL AVA 111). MiSs M.- Palmer. TAST WEEK. ST. JAMES'S HALL, 41 Rogentstreet, Piccadilly. Professor AVDERSON must positively terminate his most brilliant season on Saturday next, when he will have givenmore than 130 representations in 18 consecutive weeks to crowded aild fashionable au diences. More than 250,000 spectators have witnessed the' " World of Magic " by the :gri - cif Wittrd of the North. The greatest treat in London for the loliday gifts for the children. .Santa Mums. Admrsskai, is ; Balconies; 20. ; Stalls, 35. ; which - maybe secured-at tie Hall. D EMEMI3.IR! WE WAIT +SUPPER FOR t YOU, after the Pantlmnne, at,F4v ANS'. Fail not! 1R INNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The— It -7 medical professiOn for' thirty years have ap proved of this pure solution of Magnesia as the best remedy for GOut and stomachic disorders of every kind; and as a mild aperient it is - especially Adapted for ladies and children. Prepared solely by Dinneford and Co., Chunst; &c., 172, Ne w Bond-street, London. And sold ghout the world by'all respectable chemists. Caution. —See that "Dinneford and Co." is on each bottle and rod label over the cork. ALICE.—LEA AND - PERRINS' WORCES TERSHIRE SAUCE. This delicious condimpt pro nounced by connoisseurs "the only good sauce,' is Pre pared sOlely by Lea and Perrins. The public are respect fully cautioned against worthless imitations, and should see that Lea•and Perrins'. names are on wrapper, label, and stopper.. Ask for . L ea . and ', , grins' Sauce. Sold 'wholesale and for export by the prcorietors Worcester ; Messrs. Crosse and ; .Messrs, Ilarday and Sons, London, &c., &c. ; and by gcocers.-.mal oilmen universally. S 2" *V EIV-°I3ERAANI GLASS, an the - Reconnoiterer Glass, 10s. 10d., sent free Which, through extraordioa division of l Jllr, shows small windows 10 -miles oh, landscape 30 miles off Ju piter's moons, &c. Marquis 4 - if Carmarth en —" The recon noiterer is very gootl." ',oat iliff9rl—"Most useful." Ilev. Lord Scarsdale—" Approve/14)1'1f." - Lord Cars - an—" RP 'markably good." Sir Digby Cayloy—Wouderfully " - ood." Major Starkey, Wrenbury-hall, Nantwich—,‘ Quite powerful as that for. which ~e 5 55." Capt. Se n d ey, Royal Small Arms Vacforv, I;nifeld--," I 'round it effe c ti ve on the 1,000 vnrds range." I-' on of Fernley, E sq , —"Completely answers its recommendation." "-Economy of price is not secured at - the cost of efficiency." —Field. - The Ffythe Glass shows bullet marks at 1,200 yards. 31s. 6d. The above only, to be had direct from Salem and Co., 98. Princee-street-Edinburgb, whose name and trade mark are upon each glaSs. No agents. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited).— Arrangements are made with all the leading pub lishers for an early and abundant supply to Mudie's Library of all the principal new books as they appear. M UDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited).— Boxes and parcels of the best new books are for warded daily from Mudie's Library to all parts of tfzo kingdom. . . UDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited).— Two or three - friends in_any neighbourhood may unite in one subscription to Mudie's Library, and obtain a constant succession of the best new books as they appear, on moderate-ternis: Air [MI E'S SEI)I4iCT. LIBRARY (Limited).— JAIL Mudie's Library messengers call (in appointed days to deliver boOks at the residences of subscribers it every part of London and the immediate neighbourhood. IVIUDIE'S: SELECT LIBRARY . (Limited).— Purchasers of books for public and private libraries, merchants, shipping 'agents, intending emigrants, arui others, aro invited tcz apply for the new edition of the lisl of books withdrawn from Mudie's Library for sale. UD I 'S SELECT LIBRARY. (Limited). —L A revised list' of 'books in ornamental bindings, .adapted for presents and school prizes, is now ready, and will' e forwarded poStage free on application. UDI'S SELECT LIBRARY (Limited).---: - For prospectuses apply to Charles Edward Mudie, New Oxford-street, London. City office, 4, Eing-street ; •Che4pside. MR. CHARLES KENT'S WOEKS. - IV° 0 T.P RINTS - ON THEI:WO AD. ss. _l2 Chapman and Hall, 193, Picc*lilly. It, EAULAND ( 1 otliiloeins). ss; A- , Longman; Green, Longman, Pollikand Green. E E A (New' APion). ss: Longman, Green, Langman i -RnbrfO, and green. CABINET PICTURES (SectoiiO4('litioii). 28. iJ Pamtledgo, IVarne., and Hot**. VISION Wm. Blackwood and !So!ix TON QUIRE IVITIIIN.IVON' 11_14 T wo Hundred and Fifty Tilt copi(!s; have I. , c)i - sold. N, , iv I , 4gue„ )ftnthly. Complete for Half-a-mm-li.. . llotll ton and Wright, 65, This. 1;14 (Sixt6enth . Thousand) crown cloth limp, • • • -• One Shillink,... - n - cw: I .MANAGED MY lial:`,4l ON TWO L -HUNDRED POUNDS A YAW: airs. . _ Editress of the ..Ladies' Trt. , tsury; IfoulSton and Wright, 65, Taternomb,r-row. Illustrated - by the late '.fohn Leech., rytHE -FORTUNES. of HBO! LAN, and his man Mark Antony MaNiwell ) . anther of the fitories of Wtitori . London : William. Teo... Paneras-hil . • • ..., yp":, clOth, ss. an 0' HAT, t ole, by W. IL I nit_ WINSLOW'S WORK on ' -- 'BRAIN and -1- , ' . Milil3l.--Nor ready, Third Edlt , I.* vol. Bvo.. BpricelOs. 6t1., " C)bgeurs Diseases of this,' n and Mind." y Forbes 'Winslow, M.D., D.Ct.L., Oxon:, " It, is gratify ing`fo. hear from a physician of 1)r Winslow's high repn tatipiii and extensive experience in theAreatnient of dis ews of the brain and mind, that sofig and pandysis of the- Tyrain'admit: .of easy cure, prove ilt4. are recog nid it)id skilfnlly.trea,ted in their intfiPt-vet-Pswes. What an aniount - of bodily suffering 'and' hr , Coitinental lath -. might be preventr -if tho pr t: end scientific , iron ,utledin, Dr :emu:ally udon' 1;c;& rt T! , ORCIIESTRA". A Weekly Journal of I. Music and .. .the •traina, containing all the latest musical said thdattical intelligence. Price, Bd.; stamped, 4d. Adains and Frqucis, SJ , Fleet-street, Third Edition, Now Ready,=price 2s. 6d., per_ post 2s. Bd., DR. HUNTER'S LETTERS "on : the . LUNGS. Specially intended for those suffering from Pulmo illiry Complaints. A sdies of plain practical letters on affections of the Dille011;4 membrane of the nose, throat, larynx, and lungs, embracing the nature; causes,: and• treatment of Catarrh, Sore Throat, Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Consumption, and Aithma. Ily Pi%...,.,pEur IfusTEll; lato Editor of the New York Journal of Diseases of the Chest, Sze., &c. With a Preface by J. J. AithallEGOß, 3LD., and Co., Red Lion . - Court, . Fleet-street. BW. SHARP, Printer, Stationer, and-Book- , - , binder, 25 and 36, Briggate, Leeds. SUPERIOR CARTES DE VISITE, 7s. 6d. per dozen, by the PARISIAN PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, unsurpassed by any house in London, at 1, Orchard-street, Portman-square, and 27. Ludgate-street, five doors from St. Paul's. , One Carte : - :ent on approval. Family Portraits, cte; copied, restored, enlarged, - Or dithf nished to any. size in a superior manner. NIAGIC, , LASTERN and TWELVE SLIDES for ss. Second-hand Magic and Dissolvino• Views Lanterns and Slides . Send a Penny Stamp for C atalogue 'to LAWLEY'S,. 78, Farringdon-street, City. ONE THOUSAND SECOND-HAND PHO TOGRAPHIC CAMERAS and LENSES, 2,000 Cases of Surgical, Mathematical, and Philosophical Instru meuti, at W. LAWLEY'S, 78, Farringdou-street, City. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE a TELESCOPE, mi cro seiipe, RaCe,., Field., or Opera Glass, send a Penny ,Stamp fur -W. LAWLEY'S CATALOGUE of Second-hand ()tics, by the best makers.-78, Parringdon street, City. de V v l i S si i te rr 3foOrstat . p s 6 : l ;J — he E N roru C ,a A ra ß y T o l 4 itr ]Sj r d to e Metropolitan Portrait. Company, 140, Ureat College,strect, and it will be returned with ten perfect copies.—A specimen sent for two stamps. 100 exquisite bijou por traits for Gs. Photographs coloured and tinted. PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS at IVholosale Prices.—Why give 30 tplineas, when the '4.le can ice. . / ,'` tri for 46 guineas, in handsome 41: -- 'll every improvement? , • . 0 ;, • r•ukirautql-Od ex azia • : : 14. '. AC. 4. 4 • 4 • .., 1,( " 4 " - 110_ 1:78E • k ~. , 1311 V - priec. of rurniture, Bed ` .;. ' 11ITA1v 7 UNl. 17tr T , A is, was • 'Jitkilfl4l . Sheetings; Ta,l4.4.l,lzien.•aud every other-requi s ifte for completely. furnishing aiiv chisS . of house at impre , -Aented low prices WAINE'S WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES, in rich Silk Vinich Damasks, all colours, 8k Guineas. All goods warra.: tod and delivered carriage free. A house furnished in twtnty-four hours. IVINES.-IMPERIAL -WINE, COMPANY I (Limited), 214, Oxford-street, W*, Capital...£loo,ooo, in 10,000 shares of £lO each. Wines atutttpirits at rethteed prices of any of the Company's trade:eustomers, or as abbe e. TINAHAN'S LLWHISKY* COGNAC BRANDY. This celebrated Old qusll WHISKY rivals the finest FRENCH BRANDY. It is Pure, Mild, Mellow, Delicious, and very Wholesome.' Sold in Bottles, 3s. Rd., at the Retail Houses in London . ; ay the Agents in the principal towns in England ; or who sale at 8, GREAT WINDMILL -STREET, London, W. Obser the Red Seal, Pink Label, and Cork branded ,‘ Kinaha s LL Whisky." BASS'S PALE ALE.—lrhportai • to the Trade and large Bottlers.—KlN AIIAN nd Co., Whole sale Agents to Messrs. Bass and Guinn ' have a large STOCK of BASS'S ALE and GUIN'''ESS'S STOUT, in quarts, pints, and imperial pints, well .ttled, in splen did condition, and of , fuie quality. Lisilof Lowest Cash Prices sent on application. 8, Great Windmill-street,. Lon4m,-W. ROBERT DISHER AND COOANY brew ' the 'highest description of bottling 4es. Bottlers and dualeis are respectfully invited to taste everal gyles of this season's brew at the shires, Deari.strect, Tooley street. Agents—John and Tay] r. Note.—The ales we make for our London trade are brewed with special reference to the requirements peculiar to t tlis market. - DALE ALE, Deliveries for Sock. Aroma, brilliancy, colour. These essentiaNualities, in the most perfect degree, will be found to dispguish the pale ale we are now delivering. Robert Usher and Co., brewers, Edinburgh. London Store.—Dea4-street, Tooley street. John and William Taylor, agents DISHERAND COMPANY'S STRONG ALES, at 70s. and 845. per barrel. The atove are the two leading qualities of our Scotch Ales. They are brewed expressly for our London trade, and are wirthy the special attention of proprietors of first-class tavelias and bottlers. Prices subject to the usual trade discount. The new browings are now in fine condition for .41iverv. Robert Disher and Co., ale brewers, Edinburgh. , London agents, John and William Taylor, Dean-street, Tioley-street. A LLSOP'S ALES and GUINNErS'S STOUT. --JOIIN F. BIGGS and Co., sol 6 contractors for bottled beer to International Exhibition, and agents for the above, are now delivering October .Brewed Ales in 18 and 36 gallon casks, at brewer prices, from their bonded and daty paid wino and spirit. stores, Royal Exchange, E.C., and from their branch office, 38,Brompton-road, S.W., adjoining Tattersall s new Repository. rib LICENSED VICTUALLERS and Others. IL G. GAZE'S PATENT MONEY TILLS prevent depredations by Servants, are co'nstantly cleared, and will register the takings any hour of the day without touching 'the money. To be seen in use, the principle explained, and orders received daily, at the Inventor's and Patentee's, G. Gaze, Hungerford Anus, Villiers-street (near the Hun- Nerfordg Boat Pier), Strand, W.C. N.8.---See Article in the Morning Z 96. of Nov. 8, 1861. SMOKE POSENER'S PIPES. SMOKE POSENEIt'S 'PIPES, SMOKE .POSE:NER'S PIPES. PLUM'S TAisualiNIVES,-95, Strand, W.C, 21s. per dozen. Secure Ivory handles. lIE BEST AND SWEETEST PERFUME 1 of the day is the SPIRIT of LOVE BOTIQUEV Price IA per .Pottle. Prepared 'only by J. M. %MON, 32, Lacvreneellime, Cheapside. To be had of all Chemists, LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAAL—An Effectual , Remedy for. Coughs, Colds, &c: In Bottles, 131 d. , and three quantities in one, 2s. 941. each. WRENCH ,MERINO ES at 2s. per yard, double, 17 with, including all the new and brilliant colours at the same price. Ladies would do well to send immediately for patterns, addressed to Messrs. Harvey and Co., Lam beth House, S. This firm during last autumn executed orders for their merinoes from more than twenty thousand families, and in every instance gave entire satisfaction. GOUT AND It II EILM ATI SM.—Persons atticted with either of the. above complaints will, upon sending their address on a stamped envelope to e. J. P.; Rs+, ( I ,heam, Surrey be pit in the way.of ob-; taining a remedy universally acknowledged by all who have tried . it, aantore safe, certain, and speedy in its effects than any other'medicine whatever. ' BATCHELOUR'S NERXWARTERIAL _Ay ESSENCE (Concentrated) . is a boon in the present age of nervous excitement to those suffering from over t axed , brain,. by strengthening the :vitality of the whole system without any reaction. - Thirty years of the Doctor's experience and numerous 'testimonials from the nobility, clergy,. anti _others testify in his treatisti.- Consultation hours from to 2, at 12, Finsbury-place South. Essence, 2s. £kL, 4s. 63., its.. and 335. City depot, in, West-street, Finsbnry-circus 119, Chancery-lane, E.C. and all chemists. WILL SHORTLY CLOSE, EIRST SERMON and MY SECOND _AL BEEMON.—Thest - , exquisite • PictUres by John Everett Millais, Esq., ItA., (never before echibited toge thi,r), are Now on VIEW for a short time at Moore, Mcqueen, and Co.'s,' VI, Fenchurch-street, City. Adinis 1T card. • - rts AD ‘_ME VALLERY'S NEO LINE lIALR WASH, for infallibly restoring . 4„ , .-rey hair to its natural colour in two or three-- welts. In proof, Madame V: requires no payment until :sritecessful in those eases treated by herself. In bottles, - - 7s. 6d.; packed for the 'country, Bs. 6d. See Madame Valery's, " Treatise oft the llair,". post free, Is.--4G ; IViAlnore-street, Cavendish square, W. x i lONE 17, in Sums from £lOO to £5,000, .ready - to be Advanced by the PERPETUAL INVEST-, MENT and BUILDING SOCIETY upon the Security of lieuSes and Lands. The tundunt advanced since 1851 ex ceeds Five hundred Thousand Pounds. Offices--37, , New Bridge-str4et, Blackfriars, London: • JOIIN EDWARD TRESIDDER, SecietaCy. ONEY Immediately and Confidentially ad -171: vaneed upon Personal Securities, Furniture with out removal, Promissory Notes.' Deposit of Deeds. -Ruin ing Stock, Freeholds, Leaseholds, or any , appmv , rite-, in sums from £5O "to,.4s,ooo..fiuterest from 5 iN cont.—Apply to the Land, pan; and4t4Notment Office 24, Cecil-street, Strand, 14d1adoti; 01EY to LENB, in Town or Coutl , ,ry, from ILI', '4O, AV, •d, f.,i , f, .• I' '14 4 • A i • --- - Lekideitroiti , / ; . • cent on/ehargQ. t,) . Solicitor, 15, Dover-place, London, S.E. EST- TD AGENT for "'TIE SUN "__(We Edition) newspaper, and for the " TURF," 'Edited by Nimrod. WE S isi t on; E H N . D GA PHOTOGRAPHIC I : v. STJ : TD po l si O te . Connaught-place, Hyde-park). Portraits faken every variety of size. Weather of no importance. Groups taken according to arrangements. Family Pictures re duced to Album Portraits. Cartes de Visite Portraits en larged to life size. Photographic Albums and Fratir kept in stoek. COFFEE and DINING ROOMS, 5- Contl aught terrace, Ifple-park, fh , e doors from G;ford-sir&l' reds, and, every aecoininodation for travell , rs ou reasonable terms. G. P. Grig,3on, Pr - taietor. ..-.', i)f ) \ `'.‘_"_. TER, LEAIVNADE, p-i - NG-j9l - . , •% , i , •'. .- I -,*:-.l;;lnttiiifitr:e trtig - - I A - i - p ~ 2, 4 ': ~,, " • ;,r'oo. to oilier \ direct of .the manufacturers, t'. irt an ': - Co., 4. Circus-street, liryanstou-square. Orders executed in staiter. Tlig:- .- moilitOPourAN MUSIC HALL, : Edgware-rofid.—Brilliant- sucoess of tho New Com pany. - lltnidreds ,turned away, nightly. :Opera, " Martha " by - the Operatic Company. Principals, Misd M‘Gregor, Raynor, Marsano, and Noiter Lewendon. Wink Stars— Vance, the ,triumphant, John and Emma Vardo (the curi ous comical couple), Leybourne and his Donkey, Bill Williamson, Negro delineator, Emma Wilton, serio comic, Diamond and Bryant, Ethiopian comics, Marti -netts and thelVonder, Little • Grimaldi, the Unrivalled Losebini, and Constance Max Donati, the great one-legged dancer, - pronounced the wonder of the world. Other en gagements are now pending ; due notice will be given of their appearance. Manager and Conductor, J. J. POOLE. ROYAL ASYLUM of ST. ANN'S SOCIETY, for Educating, tlothifig, and Wintaining the Children of Paronts who have once moved iu a superior station of life (orphans or not), of any nation, by voluntary contribution 9, Patron—The QUEEN. The HALF-YEARLY ELECTION will be held at the London Tavern on Friday, 10th February, 1865. - Donations and subscriptions earnestly -solicited. Office, 36, 3foorgate-street, E.C, E. F. LEEKS, Secretary. MONRO'S CA_NNON BOILERS for heating by hot water, are the most powerful of the Nylons boilers .now. made, and. they are at the same time both economical in working and moderate in price. 20 inch, £3 1,55.; 24 inch, £ll 10s.; 30 inch, £7 10s.; 36 inch, £810s.; 48 inch, £l2; 60 inch, £2O ; 72 inch, £25.—J. JONES and SONS, .6,-Bankside, London. A Complete HOT IVATER APPARATUS, de -11 livered free to any station in England,'for green houses :-20 feet by 10 feet, £9; 30 feet by 12 feet, £l2; 40 feet by 13 feet. £l5; 50 feet by 15 feet, £18; 60 feet by 15 feet, £2O; 80 feet by 15 feet, £24; 100 feet. by 15 feet, £25 ; including boilers, doors, barso cistern, damper, and four inch pipes.—j. JONES and SONS, 6, Bankside, London. EV.AIsTS, SON, AND COMPANY, 33 and 34, King William-street,' and 10, - Arthur-street West, facing the Monument, London -bridge, E.C., Manufac turers of Stove Grates, Kitchen Ranges, and Cooking Apparatus-orMdescriptions, Stoves for Churches, Halls, Shops, Ships' Cabins, and all other purposes. -Baths, Gas Fittings, and Lamps of all kinds: - A splendid stock of Table Cutlery and Electro-Plated Wares, Papier Mache, and Japanned. Goods, Tea and-Coffee Urns, Dish Covers, and every article of Furnishing Ironmongery.--Evans' "Prize Medal Kitchener." . IVICARPERTIVE"LNETREES' Preparation of I_l GLYCERINE and SOAP POWDER saves consi derably in Limo and •labour.—Works, Bromley-by-Bow, QTARCIIHMAC'rURE RS to H. R. H. !...7 the, Princess of Wales.-=GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH., used in the Royal Laundry, and ;awarded the prize medal, 1862. Sold by all grocers, chandlers, eirc.— WOTITERSPO.ON and CO., Glasgow and London. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER recommended by the Analyst to the Lancet and author of "Adulterations Detected," for making Digestive Bread without yeast, and for rendering puddings and pastry light and wholesome. Sold everywhere. PATENT CORK • CARPET COMPANY (Limited) --Cork Carpet, is distinguished from all floorcloths by having an open scrim canvas at which no other tioorcloths ha,s,—City &pot., 19, ,Landon-set, 111.A.TD ttC CALA.... • , foo (Liniit'ed)----Cork Carpet is as soft to ta, t. a, a most )awn to walk upon. See Stationary Conti at t, t ." Palace.—City ageut'S , depot, 1:3, oudon-4 117 4. IATENT_ CORK `'441,44)—X40.ri: t'aipit. if Inici ,pror,rlV. 6651 Ttt.tir,•:.- " 1 / 4 4'4,t , (1 ur t uiltii reeLietri „Ly 4,11 account 4,1 rOTTI , V 3 Ir? IltainfA 41. kir] w,t, to 04613ft/4e p• A , .... - " "'r. • ' J. ' . • r 4fir --- ' -' "A' : wi ,,, r .comi , AN - 1 4 cLi.0,... , ,:ti)_.c , 11; Carpet 1:4 le-el, frontl . . intillr.: riais only-:; the refuse makes an inferior flooreloth. T,,` li , public filloiild be careful to seen (if they order 'cork carpe,.) that the open scrim canvas 1,1 on the bac.k.—City agent; s , depot, 19, London-,tret.t. E.C. (Fenchurch Station). P ATENT CORK CARPET COMPANY (Limited) —Cork Carpet is now Win" ge ne ra lly in large buildings, hotels, offiEes, clubs,,ke. City :t go; t.• depot, Lq, London-street, E.O. Oflic,a hours .from 10 to 12: o'clock ; after those hours, by appointment only. DETROLEUM or PARAFFINI4; CANDIA4.:B, _IL White or YelloW, 13s. Gd. per dozen lb., at the ME TROPOLITAN LIGHT COMPANY, 447, Strand, Opposite Charing-cross Railway. Lily Parailine. Candles, Is..per lb.; Royal Wax, I.s. per lb. ; their celebrated Grecian Candles, 7s. Gd. per doz. lb.: French Colza Oil, 4s. 61. per gallon. Price list post free. IIEAUTIFUL NEW YEAR'S GlFT.—Just L" published, in n neat case, TWENTY-FOUR SCENES in ITALY, copied from nature, by an eminent photographic artist ; comprising views in 1 once, Venice, Pompeii, &c. Forwarded free on receipt of 10s., by. the Metropolitan Portrait Companj, 140, Great College-sfreek N.W. GEORGE MANNING, Secrctar.y. BAY RUM, superior to all other preparations for _ll.ll Producing Hair, and preventing it from falling off or turning grey.--Prepared (from th© recipe of a celebrated American Physician) by 13/sIWIN and ALBERT, court hairdressers, 24, Piccadilly, in bottles, as. 6d., ss. 6d., and 10s. 6d. IT this should meet the eye of any one troubled X with wind in the stomach, indigestion, or biliousness, take PAGE WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS. Twelve years of success have proved them of sterling merit. Of all medicine vendor^ at ls. lid. and 2s. 91; or free by post for 14 or 33 stamps from Page D. Woodcock, Chemist, Lincoln. Ci_OLD and SILVER WATCHES. A sound, Ail well-finished silver '.watch, 428. ; small ditto for ladies, 555. ' • English levers, 84s. to £10; nandsome gold watches, 84s to £10; gold levers, from £lO to £25. None but good sound watches kept, and performance of all gua ranteed.—B. W. FASE, 22, Oxford-street, W., London. Old gold watches and jewels bought or taken in exchange. THE ELECTRIC LIGHT for FISHING.—The Inventor and Patentee, H. R. FANSITAWE, 3, Leadenhall-street, London, observing that parties are pre paring to carry out his invention, both in England and France, without his sanction, hereby gives warning, that' proceedings will be taken to stay all such fishing opera tions where so infringing - On his patent and brevetes. Inventors' Protection and .Patent Securing Office, SOUL and CO., 3, Leadenhall-street. British and foreign patents and designs: Circular on appliCation. • A DAMS and FRANCIS, General Advertisement IS- Agents and Publishers, 59, Fleet-street, E.O. Ad vertisements inserted in all the London, country, colonial, and foreign newspapers and periodimle. NEW YEAR'S GlFT.—Forty Years of suc cess have proved that nothin t 7 can equal OLD RIDGE'S BALM of COLUMBIA for - Restoring and Strengthening. the Hair, Whiskers, or Mustachios. Price 3s. 6d., 6s, and lls. per bottle.—C. and A. OLDRIDGE, 22, Wellington-street, Strand. CORNS AND BUNIONS.—A Gentleman, many years tormented with .Corns, will be happy to afford others the information by which he obtained their complete removal in a short period, without pain or any inconvenience. Forward address, on a stamped envelope, to W. Goodall, Esq., Epsom, Surrey. NEW 'FRENCHSILKS, in COLOURS and BLACK, at 2s.- 64d. the yard, made -bright Italian silk, with-.the g4rantee for durability of eminent firms in Paris ind'Lyons.- The silk' department includes all the richest and most costly . productions. Patterns sent free. .--Harvey and Co., Lambeth House, S. TICHANAPHORON---This stimulating and strengthening Lotion poasesses highly . . valuable pro perties. In the first place, when the 'flair is beginning to fall off, and the Skin of the head shows indications of weakness and relaxation, it quickly arrests the loss of Hair, and restores it to cts proper condition. . Its action - hero is tonic, bracing, and strengthening. Secondly, when the hair has already fallen off, and partial or complete bald ness exists, it stimulates the capillary 'gland (or roots of the hair)' to a. secretion of new Bair. And, lastly, when neither the falling off of the hair nor baldness is complained of, this wash. will he found an admirable application f or cleansing_ .the Ilair and strengthening the of the heal. Sold in Bottles, at 4.61, 7s. 61, IN. 6d., and £1 ls., by the Inventor ; Taos C. WYATT, 1, Conduit-street, Regent-street. - E. GLENIE, Sporting Library, 4, Con naught-temaPe. Hyde-park, W.; is prepamd on re ., • • of Cash only, by letter or otherwise, to Execute Com )us to an amount in Town and at the upon all future events. Five per rent. upon winnings. Poeteaf4ce - (axlers payable, 3, Connaught-tcrraee. Pricod lists for ivanled. Replies by telegram if required. Current market odds guaranteed. • R..GLENIE supplies all Sporting (as well as general) Books, Pap ors, and Periodicals, posts-thetn to all parts of the world, and in the case of hookg 4 1 I ELTON'S, LOCKETS, NENIROD'Sii, 44c1. JiMEX'S AnalySiS and Selections for the Detly &es., Are milt , ready, Is. each post free. . THE " RACING GUIDES" for 1844 are now ready and-sent- post free. Puff's, 2s. GI; 2s: 6d. ; Wright's, 2s. 6d. ; Is: tid. ; Weatheli r T, Bs. Betting Books; ls. - earh ; Settling-, and CompAring: Books frtim 6d. each; also Card and Ifandicap.Vases. Fire Renew LEAKE, Manufacturer of improved solid 1.1/. Leather Portmanteaus, Waterproof Railway Trunks, Baskets, Light DieSs and Bonnet lßokes, 6, Connaught terrace, Edgware-road, Hyde-park.:_ Portinanteauo repaired and taken in exchange. WEST-END FUNERAL (30.111 P .ANY and CEMETERY OFFICES, 32, Edgware-road, Hyde - .! park, W. Funerals arranged and completed by this estab lishment in a perfect and unexceptionable manner at half the usual cost. The Company are in correspondence with all railway stations to receive or forward funerals to any destination. Price books, &c., at the offices. S. 'CRES SWELL, Manager. THE PROVIDENT CLERKS' MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. EstA.bliFiled 1840. Trustees.---Thomas Baring, Esq., Tht,sus o n Mulkey, Esq:, M.P., Wm. Gorge Preset) . 'sq.. &o va L. N. tie Rothsehild, The whole of the pretit,; dividNl among e mernix!ra , . Every detteription of life 06Sitraiwe and annuity bu s fi v , ss transacted. Annual ineOthe Invested fund . -,24‘000 Claims have been pail exceeding ... -1.4,01)It Bonuses have_bcen added amounting to' 100,00 Full information may be obtained at. the.ehief Moorgato-stwet, . • :Id Jan., 1863. W.M., THOS. T,T.NFORD. Sof% CIIRISTMAS RENEWALB.-= —NORTH 131U TISH and MERCANTILE: INSURANCE COM PANY. Incorporated by Royal Charter_and Acts of Parliament. Accumulated and invested funds X2,233,927 Annual revenue 497,263 FIRE DEPARTMENT. POLICIES should be RENEWED within. Fifteere from the 25th ina. Receipts may be had . of tke various Agencies and Branches, and at the Head 011ie t:"' - London, GI ; Threadneedle-street, E.C., , _.'..- CIIRISTMAS QIJARTER t 1844: ` -.7=••.-z...,.. . :, ..- • J'_OND ON and LANCASHIRE IN - SUR ANGO: -. '--., . : - 4, t ' COMPANIES. t • . t , . London-73 and •74, Kinfr William-street, E.CI. Liverpool—Bmwn's-buildings, Exchange. Chairman—P. \V. RussELL, Esq.. ALP. (Chainnut of the i - Na.. , . - 4,tut1...1A.i.5*:4t - tlytt Ctanpfinv). . . .. , 4 (Fire.,4411.: Mr s ` and Sheriffll6.4tis.-. ~..,;,.. :: , . 1 : - , : ;-,.. it s 7 , L • due On the 2ath instant i be paid prt , - or before 9th January, 1865. No expense in the transfer of Policies from other Offiegs. . 1 1'110 increase in Goyernment Duty for 1863 over 1862 i lls the largest of any London office--viz., £5,011. -The Fire Premiums for 1863 amounted to more than £65,000. Life Policies. effected before 31st December, 1861, will receive One Year's additional Bonus at the next division of profits over those opened subsequently. Rates for Home, Foreign, and Colonial Assurances on application. W. P. CLIREHUGII, General Manager. B RITISH NATION LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Chief Offices, 316, Regent-street, London, W. I Annual Revenue .£lBO,OOO. Progress of the Company.—The public appreciation of the principles of this Association may be seen by the-great Progressive Increase of new business in each of the fol lowing _ _ Policies Issued. Assuring. New Income. 1860 1,096 ... £227,600 ... £6,828 1861 1,665 330,498 ... .11,800 . 1862 2,356 ... 483,743 ... 1T,364 1863. 2,585 ... 620,400 ... 21,697 1864 ... 3,959 ... 944,520 ... 31,143 Being nearly One Million Sterling assured in one year. Agents will find that they can readily do business, assisted by the peculiar advantages of this Institution. Full particulars of its .valuable and popular features will be found in the Prospectus. HENRY LAKE, Manager. AGENTS REQUIRED. TIDE ROYAL INSURKNCE COMPANY is prepared to entertain applications for Agency Ap- Lointments from gentlemen having command of Fire and ife Business, either in London or the suburbs, of wher ever the Company is not fully represented. The Royal has always been conspicuous for its liberality and promptitude in the settlement of Claims. Its innuai Income is now over £600,000 And - its Funds in hand exceed In the year 1863 alone more than £156,000 was added to the available funds. The Royal now grants Insurances on Stock and Imple ments in Trade, &c., at half the former charge for duty. Transfers of Policies from other Companies received without charge for Policy, whatever the amount. Address, JOHN B. JOHNSTON, Secy. Royal Insurance Company, 29, Lombard-street: NORIVIOII UNION FIRE - THE BONUS,YEAR. THREE-FIFTIIS of the 'Proftts...pf the Company are • periodically distributed as a Bonus `tarties insuring who have thus from time to time received frnnrtite--3ciet . sums amounting in the aggregate to nearly £440,00C A FURTHER BONUS of 1-52,027 has been deelixsd i. respect of Premiums paid prior to•Nlichaelmni4, 1863, will be paid by deduction front the current premium on the . renewal of existing, Insurances. EXAMPLES OF PREMIUMS REDUCED BV THIS ROM'S. No of Policy. Sum Insured. Annual Premiumi m ne luniu duTdr -41. 1 1:: ; !: . •C 1 5 2 6 2 0 Qos 4s 0 0 0' Oi . C2( 3 2 ' 7 i 1104 °1_ 04 04 PiNAIILXAM I:019 2 ?,5 9 '.ll 4 0 4 I* -I •Clic tO — their - Tn711:1114 i:tr c i Ma It? 1-:;00 7 office. 4:11e Busineasof the C. , to tli lawn. hate hot.il rfoemed. paid to t 0:v111111e:it for the year 1863 the amount insured on Farming Stock wits Tlfetliorwielt Union Fire Ofliee if, the I.ARGEFPC/rx tmking a return to its Insurers. • For a)rospeetuses apply to the Soelety's street;T.C.; and Surrey-street. Norwich. OHO LOOKING-GL ASS MANUFACTORY, 26, Soho-square, W.. corner of Greek-street.--The proprietor of this old-established factory guarantees all goods supplied. The following list of prices includes delivering in London, or packing►, with loan of case, for the country:— . Measure of Size of Glass. Frames. Price. Price. Wide. High. Wide. High. Best quality. 2d quality. 10 by 30 m. 51 by 39 in. £3 10 0 ... £3 3 0 .36 by 46 in. 48 by in. 5 0.0 ... 410 0 40 by 50 in. 52 by 60 in. ... 6 0 0 5 5 0 43. by 53 in. 55 by 66 in. 7 7 0 6 10 0 46 by 56 in. 59 by 69 in. 8 8 0 7 10. 0 48 ly 60 in. 62 by 74 in. 10 0 0 ... 9 0 0 50 by 70 in. 64 by. S 1 iu. ... 12 * 0 0 10 10 Gilt. cornices, picture frames, mahogany dressing and cheval glasses, at equally moderate prices. `\ T HE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY: LONDON OFFICES, Queen Insurance Buildings, Grac,echurch-street, E.C. AND 13, Regent-street, Waterloo-place, S.W. LIVERPOOL OFFICES. Queen Insurance-buildings, Dale-street. CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS STERLING. At the ANNUAL MEETING of the Proprietors, held at Liverpool, on the 27th October, ,1864 Bernard Hall, Esq., Chairman of the Company, it the Chair, the Directors' Report for the year stated :-- That the Fnt PREmlums for the year amounted to .£101,085 . . . s he "- - 30,785 being an increase over th preceding year of Or over 43 per cent. above the advance of the previous year. That 352 LIFE POLICIES were issued for ... 205,088 being an increase over the preceding year of - 37,508 That the new LIFE PREMIUMS were ... 6,371 being an increase over the preceding year of 2,421 Or over 61 per cent. above the premiums on the new business of the preceding year. That the LIFE INCOME was ,5 , 3/ And that upwards of GO - per cent. of the entire Net Premiums had been added to the Lifo Fund. That the SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL-amounted to 1,876,720 That the PAID-yr CAPITAL Was 187,672 That after providing foi. all outstanding claims, the FIRE RESERVE would stand at 114,312 Making the FUNDS in HAND, after providing for the Dividend ... 343,413. A DIVIDEND was declared of 2s. per Share, BEING 1U PER CENT. on the pail-up Capital. All losses settled with promptness and J. MONCRIEFF WILSON, Manager. JOHN E. LEYLAND, Secretary. 23,531. New . toad important Feature in Life A BSUraTIC43. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSUItANC} COMPANY. Established 1837.-- 7 Assurances payable during life.—lng creasing (alternative) rates of premium. Annual premiums required for an assurance of £lOO, payable to•the assured himself upon his attaining the ago of 60, or to his representatives at his death, if that event should happen previously ; tho rate increasing in each case at the end of five years, and again increasing at the end of another five years, after which a fixed annual premium will be payable until the sum assured falls due. With tho - option, or alternative, however, of continuing the pay ments of either the first or second five years, and having the payment of the sum assured deferred, in accordance with subjoined conditions : Annual Premiums Payable During ' First give, Second Five Remainder of Age. Years. Years. Term. 25 xf 16 o £2 6 1 £2 16 7 30 2 0 8 2 14 10 3 11 0 85 2 6 9 3 7 6 4 -11 2 40 2 15 1 4 6 10 6 17 1 Conditions relative to the Payment of the Sum Assured. If the several premiums be duly paid as above stated, the sum assured will become payable at BO or death. if the premiums payable during the second five years be con,- tinned, the sum assured will become payable at 6.5 or death. If the premiums payable durin. , the first five years be continued, the sum assured will become payable at death only. The rates for other ages may be obtained upon ap pliention. Every description of life assurance business transacted at the lowest rates of premium. consistent with security. ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. 1, Princes-street, Bank, London. - ' • -- NO SMOKE.—PORTABLE. STOVES, from. ns. each, the only efficient Stove for Greenhouses Conservatories, Rails, Shops, Churches, Rooms, Offices, Ste. - Will burn without attention from 9 to 24 hours, with one supply of fuel.—R. DAVISON, Maker, 120, Newgate • street, E.C. (first floor).—l'atent Fuel, 2s. 3d. per bushel. POCKLES ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, for Indt- XJ ge , Aion, Bilious. Liver, and Stomach Complaiute.--• n boxes at le. lid., 2e. 9d., 4s. 6d., and Ile. WATCHES.: —If you want a good Timekeeper buy of the maker. Watches, from 41 Is., war ranted for two years. R. H. Chick, 11, Edgware-road, Hyde-park, W. TESTMO.RELAND , HOUSE, 112, 113, and 11.1, Edgware-road, and Nod, Red Lion-yard, Whole sale Linendrapers, Carpet, Furniture, and Bedding Ware houses, and general Upholsterers. Parties furnishing a room or a whole house will effect a great saving by visit ing, this 00abliAlthent, as they ean:find every requisite. for furnishing all ready for immediate use. - nou,s, TOYS,. GAMES, in great variety. 11 The Cheapest House in London for Dolls of every description ; fancy Articles, suitable for presents ; conjuring tricks, from 6d. each; entertainments for evening parties; displays of fireworks for fetes, &e. D. N. Halsey, 10, Edgwitre-road, Ifyde-park, W. TOSEPH SIMMONDS, First-class TAILOR - CLOTHIER, HATTER, and HOSIER, 110, 111, 120, and 122, Igdgware-road. Tailoring department, 122. Edgware-road ; manager, Mr. Creebs. Clothing depart ment, 120, Edgware-road; manager, Mr. Paiba. Hat de par4men4 110, Edgware-road ; manager, Mr. 'Jonathon. flogiery‘ department,..lll,' . lCdgivare-road ; manager, Mr. Stantrat: rite above trades receive the whole attention of the proprietor, and J. S. trusts this will be a sufficient guarantee i!f excellence. 10XON'S COALS are BEST and CHEAPEST. Wost,end Office., 35, Uppr Seymour-street Vortmau- Iptare, W. • - - I ,s.—The GUINEA COAL ('C)!I['ANY.- 1J Wallsend, 41onble bv the now prase ,4 ite lirer(-1 all tip_. year rotrwl. 4.4.21 W: .to the •Secro-avy; IC•inggzrr(" s . , •.- 1 •S• rim E I ECT st ior tyrE for E . 'nu : 11 - lite very besi ' 4 2X 14 4 17 4X40=t. 4 , 5; , , of Mes,e,.-4. 1 • °manic:loly, as ity 11V i ThroTe from real silver. A Hniall useful set, guaranteed of first quality for finish and durability. as follows: kftAaiiiiiiort rte ~trYf hi uE:oftilly(r -o.l"46w4fataakalt Fiddle 1 or Old 8ea , 17 Silver ;Pattern Pattern] Thread! Ith;g7ts Brun or nod; Lily Putterni 12 Table If 12 'fable Spool, 12 Dessert Forks 12 Dessert Spoons 12 Tea Spoons 6 Egg Spoons, gilt bowls ! 2 Sauce Ladle_s - 1 Gravy Spoon 2 Salt Spoons, gilt bowls I 1 Mustard Spoon, gilt bowl! 1 Pair of Sugar Tongs I 1 Pair of Fiab. Carvers , 1 Butter Knife 1 Soup Ladle 1 Sugar Sifter s. d.l X S. (1.1 1 13 0 2 0 0, 1 13 01 2 0 0; 1 4 01 1 10 ot 1 4 0 1 10 01 u di 1 0 0 010 6, 12 0 0 6 0 ' 0 O 3 4, 0 4 0 O 1 810 2 O 2 610 3 1 4 0; 1 10 0 0 2 61 0 - 4 0 0 10 0, 0 12 01 10 3 31 0 4 61 • s. d.i£ s. d. 2 4 0; 2 10 0 2 4 01 2 10 0 1 12 0 1 15 0 1 12 01 1 15 0 1 2 0; 1 5 0 Olt 0 013 6 080 0 9 0 10 0. 0 11 0 O 4 0' 0 4 6 O 2 0!0 2 3 O 3 6; 0 4 0 1 10 0 1 10 O 5 6' 0 6 0 014 0; 0 17 0 046 0 5 0 T0ta1..... 1 9 19 9'12 9 0113 9 6'14 17 3 WILLIAM S. BURTON, GENERAL FUR NISI-TING IRONMONGER, by appointment to WRIT. the Prince of Wales, sends a CATALOGUE gratis, and post. paid. It contains upwards of 600 Illustrations of his flanked Stock of Sterling Silver and Electro Plate, Nickel Silver. and Britannia Metal Goods, Dish Covers, Hot-water Dishes, Stoves, Fenders, Marble Chimney pieces, Kitchen Ranges, Lamps, Gaseliers, Tea Trays, Urns, and Kettles, Clocks, Table Cutlery, Baths, Toilet Ware, Turnery, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Bedding, Bed room. Cabinet Furniture, &c., with Lists of Prices, and Plans of the Twenty large Show Rooms, at 39, Oxford street, W.; 1, IA., 2,3, and 4, Newman-street ; 4,5, and 6, Perry's-place ; and 1, Newman-yard, London. WILOWER'S NEW TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Li Queen's-terrace, Close to the Terminus, Facing the Water, Southampton. BREECH LOADERS.—The finest assortment in London, from which 'purchasers may select the best systems • and superior workmanship, at moderate prices. Trial on the premises, 50 yards range, at 315, Oxford-Street, near Regent-cireus. gvery useful novelty. Loaded cartridges packed for travelling cases 355. per 1,000.—E. M. Reilly and Co., 502, New Oxford-street. EAD THE " NEWS OF THE WORLD." Ili The best weekly London Newspaper. Price 2d. only. It contains all the latest news of the week, with original and first-class articles.-offices: 19, Exeter-st., Strand, London. FIFTEEN CARTES de VISITE fot 2s. 6 d.— The London and Provincial Photogravhic Company 443, Strand, opposite the Charing-cross railway station, execute 15 exact copies on receipt, per post, of a carte do visite and 32 stamps. A specimen carte sent for four stamps. fATSFORD and SON'S PERSIAN LIQUID Hair Dye, free from smell and nourishing to the hair, for changing the hair by one appplication to a beau tiful and natural black or brown. Sold in cases withbrushes at 2s. Gd.. 58., 10s. Gd. and 21s. each, by almost all respec table perfumers and chemists ; to be had wholesale of the Proprietors, John Botsford and Co., comb and brush works, 13, King-street, Covent-garden, W.C., London. WHY GO to BRIGHTON, when you can Y have a SEA BATH in YOUTL. OWN ..ROOM ? Send for a bag of TIDMAN'S SEA SALT for making veritable Sea Water. In cases of debility, weakness of the limbs, sprains; &c., immense benefit is derived from its daily use. In bags of 71b., 141 b., 281 b., 561 b., I::cwt. TIDMAN and SON, 10, Wormwood-street, London„ E.C. Sold by ten thousand Chemists. THE GREATEST NOVELTY. - D E. SIMPSON and CO.'S SEWING MA- . kV. chines will not only bind, - braid, hem, cord, quilt, Sc., by self-adjusting gauges, protium) a stitch which for strength, beauty, and regularity is unparalleled in the his tory of the sewing machine, but make by a simple method, shown to purchasers, their own patterns for braiding or stitching.-11(, Oheapside. Manufactory, Glasgow. PARTRIDGE AND COZENS, MANUFAC FACTURING STATIONERS, 192, FLEET STREET, corner of Chancery-lane. Carriage paid to the country on order§ exceeding 20s. The largest and most varied stock in the kingdom. of note, letter, and foolscap papers, envelopes. arconnt • and MS. hooks, household papers. &e. Partridge and flzens' celebrated guinea mge of stationery forwarded ft co to any railway station in Eng land on receipt of post.-office order. No (hargo for plain stamping crests, arms, or address on paper or envelopes. Coloured stamping (relief ) re to is. per 100. Polished steel crest , hes engraved 'for bs. Business or address dies from Ss. School stationery .supplied on the most liberal terms. Illustrated price list of inkstands, despatch boxes, stationery cabinets, postage scales, writing cases, &e., post free. Partridge and Cozens, 192, Fleet-street, E.C. -DINNEFORD'S FLUID -MAGNESIA.—The medical profession for thirty years have approved of this pure solution of magnesia as the best remedy for gout and stomachic disorders of every kind ; and as a mild aperient it is especially adapted for ladies and children. Prepared solely by Pinneford and Co. Chemists, &c., 172; New Bond-street, London, and sold throughout the world by all respectable chemists. Caution.—See that " Diane ford and Co." is on each . bottle and red label over the cork. - MORSON'S PEPSINE WINE is a perfectly -LTA- palatable farin- for administering this popular remedy for weak digestion.—Manufactured - by T. Morson and Son, 19 and - 46, Southampton-row, Russell-square, WC., in 'bottles at • Bs., as., and - 10 s, each. Pepsine Lozenges in boxes at.2s. 6d. and 4s. 6d. each. _ ._ _.. „-. ~. n4l l- 1u• MILL skilfitlly.treated: in theft. Mei P ~''" 4ges. What an O.lOmA - of bodily suffering sand-hofgt , 4lmntal imbe cility Might - be prevented if tho prat#4,•*lo. scientific v,it , At ro . pc ,, isifle 1 i n ri •*. \ '...- r•,", , -.s - •4 ''t V F - ' , lYgeneiiill z y j uf - , - v', -- -- ) ..._ ; , H _ . _ ..., i-:, ~,;- '.. ~., --t.,.;, 4 .....- ----:--. DII AWING-ROOM MIS C ELL A NY. Price Is. published. monthly, - containing io addition ,to 'tales and articles . on general literature, the fashions, &c., a piece cif ,-, ) 1 Tright - ehgrayscr musie. • Adams and Francis, 59, P 1 , et-street, E.C. • soTrs BILIOUS AND LIVEII, PILLS.—A NEVER-FAILING LEMEDY.---Pre , pared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, Bromley; Kent: - SOld by W. LaMbert, 8; King William-street, Charing-eross,, London, and by most drug gists, i ll boxes, ls. 11(1., and threo times the quantity in one , . *2.1. 9,1. • pATEN T SILVERING COAIPANY (Limited), 7, Lover Keutiington-lane. Plain, enibossed, orna mental, and befit glass silvered by now process with pure silver. tuequalled in brilliancy. . Not liable to injury from damp ; heat, or haai lling. fiilvrred glass and look ing-glasses supplied to - order.