The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-27 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
BAGLEY STOCK SALE,
MONDAY, OCTOBER Ark 1873.
IDRESENT ENTRIES:-300 SHEEP and
IT 30 Head of CATTLE ; also Two excellent CART
COLTS, the Property of Jobs Harvard, Esq.
OATES, PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE.

VALUABLR FREEHOLD RESIDENCE
AND OFFICES.
BRIERLEY HILL:
rpo be SOLD by AUCTION, by MR.
HAWKINS, on MoNosy, the 29th day of SEPTEM-
BER NeXT, at the house of Mr. I. Rollinson, the
" IioLDEN EAGLE." HIOII•STREET, BRUMLEY HILL, at
Sit o'clock in the Evening, subject to conditions then
to be read.
All that Genteel RESIDENCE and OFFICES,
pallisaded in front, situate in High-street, Brierley Hill,
having Seven Rooms on the ground floor, Four Bed
Rooms, Sitting Room, Three Cellars,Larder, Brewhouse,
Stable, Coach•houae, Saddle It.iom, Garden, Croquet
Lawn, Outbuildings, arid Appurtenances, with two
Driveways from High-street, and good supply of Hard
• and Soft Water, and now occupied and held under a
Leese having eleven years to run, by Messrs. Homfrsy
and Holberten, Solicitors.
For farther particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Horner,
: Solicitor ; or the Auctioneer, both of Prierley Hill.
VALUABLE PLOTS OF CORNER AND
FRONT BUILDING LAND AND DWELLING
HOUSES, AT MERRY HILL, BRIERLEY HILL.
'IIR. HAWKINS will SELL by AUCTION,
111. by older of the Trustees of the will of the late
Mr. Joseph Webb, on TUESDAY, Skrritmesa 30th, 1873,
! at the GOLDEN EAGLE INN, BRIERLEY HILL, et Six
' o'clock in the evening, in the following seven or such
other lots as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale,
and subject to condithms to be then read
All that old established GROCER'S SHOP and Pre.
mines, together with the Three DWELLING HOUSES
, adjoining, now or late in the occupations of Mrs. Pearson
, and others, producing a rental of £27 per annum, and
, containing with the site of the buildings 1817 square
yards,
All those Three DWELLING HOUSES, outbaildings
and premises adjoining the above Lot, fronting the
Merry Hill Road, in the occupation of Monk, Cartwright,
and Hill, producing a rental of .219 per annum, con-
taining with the site of the buildings 850 square yards.
Piece of BUILDING LAND situate at Merry Hill,
having all-Wage to Merry Hill Road of 22 yards, and
containing in the whole 480 square yards.
Similar Piece adjoining the above Land, having 22
yards frontage, and containing in the whole 420 square
yards.
All that Valuable Cornet Piece of BUILDING LAND,
with the Toll House erected therein, having a frontage
to the road leading from Brierley Hill to Merry Hill of
32 yards, and a frontage to the road leading from Dudley
to Stourbridge of 27 yards 2 feet, and containing in the
whole 918 square yards.
Piece of BUILDING LAND adjoining the above
having • frontage to the road leading from Dudley to
Siourbridge of 11 yards, and containing 971 square
yards.
Another Piece of BUILDING LAND adjoining,
having • frontage to the said road oil! yards, and con.
kilning 376 square yards.
For farther particulars and to inspect plan, apply at
thisofhoes of Messrs. Homfray and Holberton, Solicitors,
or the Auctioneer, 32, Dudley Street, Sheds) Hill.

ILLEY, HALESOWEN.
Massas.
f\ATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with Instructions from Mr. Joseph
Smith, of llley. Haleeowen, who is giving up the Farm,
to SELL by AUCTION, upon the premises, ou THURS-
DAY, the 9th day of OCTOBER. 1873, • Portion of his
LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, viz.: —Seven
superior DAIRY COWS, in milk and in calf; two Ricks
of HAY, to go off; a Rick of WHEAT and • Rick of
BARLEY, the Straw to go off, • 3-furrow Drill, with
cop.; a 7-tine SCUFFLE, 2 Chaff Engines, a Root
Pulpor, a few Tube, kc.
Sale to commence et Two o'clock in the Afternoon.

WYCHBURY HOUSE,
PED.WORE, NEAL STOURBRIDGE.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with Instructions from Mrs. Cole,
who is changing her Residence, to SELL by AUCTION,
on TOSSDAY and WIDIINSDAT, OCTOBHIII 7th and Bth,
1873, upon the Premises, ° WYCHBMIT HOUSE," FED-
woes, aforesaid, a portion of the costly HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, comprising—superior Telescope Dining
Table, 17-ft. long; splendid Sideboard, Massive Chairs,
and other appropriate Furniture; two noble Chimney
Glasses, 50 by 70 inches; costly Fenders and Fireirons,
Oil Paintings, Books, Glass, China, Brussels and other
Carpets; Magniflcent Mahogany Wardrobe; splendidly
carved lass-post and other Bedsteads, Wash band Stands,
Dressing Tables, fine Feather Bads, Blankets, Counter-
panes, and other Chamber Furniture; Linen, a few
Kitchen Requisites. A large quantity of Greenhouse
and Beddingsout PLANTS, Garden Seats, Cart, Rick
of HAY, Mowing Machines, kc.
Catalogued may be had on application to the Auc-
tioneers. Stourbridge.
The Kale to commence at Eleven o'clock each Morning.

:PRILDEINAIRT ADVINTISNMINT.":
AMBLECUTE PARA!,
In the Parish of BETTWIS, in the County of Salop,
4; Milts from Kerry Station, and 8 from Newtown.
MR, H. KING is Instructed to SELL by
AUCTION, in the MONTH OF OCTI/BIR, the
whole of the valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING
STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and Effects, as
above.
Particulars In future papers.

BRETTELL L.4NK, Near STuURBRIDGE.
TO MALTSTERS AND OTHERS.
1/FR. H. KING is Instructed by Mr. G.
°nipper, who is declining business, to SELL
by AUCTION, on MONDAY, Ocronra 6th. 16'73, at his
Malt Howse Brettell Lane, 400 Bushels of Prime Pale
sesson-maie MALT, Maltster's CART, with Coke
Board.; strong Handcart, set of Gig Harness, Gearing,
two capital Mail Crushers, Patent Malt Mill. Scales and
Weights, Avery's Scales, Measures. Lead Piping and
Tops, two capital PH.ETONS, with Cushion*, ; two
Copper Furnaces, Iron Furnace, about 1 ton of Csst-
iron, and numerous other Effects, Catalogues:of which
will be distributed, and may be bad of the Auctioneer,
Stourbridge.
'Sole at Eleven o'clock.

STOCRDRIDGF, STOCK SALE,
ON Mo.NR.4 1 SAXT, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1873, by
AUL H. KING —Present Entries are :
sou Prime Fat SHEEP and LAMBS, Store SHEEP
30 Head of Fat and Store BEASTS, including some
good Store Bullocks, Milking Cows, Barrens, Ac.
PIGS
3 Shropshire RAMS, the property of Mrs. Petman
Whittington
2 Thorough•bred yearling Lincoln RAMS, the pro-
p.rty of Mr. Thomas Parry.
2 Capital Draught HORSES.
The NEXT SALE Isl.' be held on MONDAY, OCTOBIKR
27th, 1879.
Sale at Twelve o'clock.

FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
At LTE, .V,ar STOCI:RRIDGE.
W. FIDDIAN is instructed to SELL 11
I '
-a. AUCTION, at the House of Mr. Taylor,'• VINE
INN," Lea WAIITE, on TUESDAY, the 30th day Of SEP-
I} Sat u. Ib3. at Six for tisven o'clock in the Evening,
and 'abject to Crinditions then to be produced, the
undermentioned well situated and desirable FREE•
FOLD PROPERTIES, viz:—
Lot I.—All those Four FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSES, with the Brewhi u.e, Nailshop, Stable, large
Yard cud Appurtenances theratu belonging, situate at
the Lye Win-te, end in the rcapective occepations of
t hence. Parson., and Fletcher, tug, tiler with a large
twe•Bior WARP.HOUSE, .opining, iiceupied by Mr.
Jai,: Brook.; the whole having a large frontage to the
Stourbridge and Birmingham turnpike road, and tLe
root leading to the Dock.
Lot 2.—Teo FItk.EIIOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,
with Blacksmith's Shop, and other Buildiuga thereto
tri longing, situate at Lye Waste, fronting the Stourbridge
and Birmingham ternpike•road, and in the occupation of
Samuel Gauden, and Wm. Pardoe.
Lot 3.—A Parcel of FRE EHOLD BUILDING
fr I.ND, at Lye Waste, having • frontage of 22 yards to
Fanny'a Lane, and containing in quantity 220 square
yards.
For further particulars, apply a. to Lot 1, to Messrs.
Harward, Shepherd. and Harward, Solicitors; as to Lots
2 and 3, to Mr. Philips Price, Solicitor; and as to the
whole of the lota, tr the Auctioneer, all of Stoorbridge.

A-INVER, STIFI'ORDSBIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, HOUSES.
AND COTTAGES.
rro be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
-IL TAYLOR. at the BTlwporlitY and Potter Aim
Horst., near STOCRIMIDOI, on Walter, the 6th day
of OcToDia NeXT, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, in
the following or such other Lots as may be agreed upon
at the time of Sale, and subject to conditions which will
be then and there produced and read:—
Lot that Field of ARABLE LAND, situate
it Donsley, in the parish of Kiover. called, "Lower
Holly Tree Piece," fronting the road leading from Kinver
to Stourbridge, and adjoining land belonging to Edward
Johnstone, Esq.. containing 3a. le I3p.
Also all that Field of PASTURE LAND adjoining the
Shots, sad called "Upper Holly Tree Piece," adjoining
land belonging to the trustees of the late Thomas
Badger, Esq., and Edward Johnstone, Esq., and contain.
log Va. tir.
These Fields contain together 6a. lr. Ilp., and are
now in the imeupstion of H. P. Do*.nhig, Esq. They
are roost pleasantly situated on the Stourbridge side of
Kinver, and command most picturesque views of the
valley of Mater and Eimer Edge, and for Building
Sites cannot be surpassed in the neighbourhood. Kinver
possesses an endowed Grammar School.
Lot 2.— AU those Two DWELLING-HOUSES and
Garden adjoining the last Lot, and occupied by Charles
Mason and John Budge, and which contain together 38
perches.
Lot those Five COTTAGES, with the Garden
sloping down to the Staffordshire and Worcestershire
Canal, situate at Dunsley Rock, in the occupatien of
Edward Knott, George Bennett, John Barker, and two
void.
For further particulars, et:ply to W. J. Cowper,
1354,, Solicitor, Newbury; or Mr. John Taylor, Land
Agent, Stoarbrldge.

THOMAS HANSON,
(OF THE "STORES," UNION PASSAGE),
Begs to tender his warmest Thanks to the Public of Birmingham for the very
liberal support awarded him in the Beer Trade daring the last eleven years, and
to intimate that he has now purchased that old.estellished Hine and Spirit
Trade carried on at
THE NEWMARKET INN,
50, WORCESTER-STREET, BIRMINGHAM,
For the purpose ot supplying his customers with
PURE AND GENUINE FOREIGN WINES
AND SPIRITS,
AT PRICES CONSISTENT WITH THE QUALITY OP THE
VARIOUS BRANDS.

SECURITY IN CREDITING.
FLINT & CO's
BRITISH AND FOREIGN . COMMERCIAL TNQUIRY OFFICES.
(Established 1860.)
Head Offices :-58, Cheapside, and 1, Bow-lane, E.C.
Branches : —Manchester, 88, Mosley-street, and 6,8, and 10, Bond•straet ; Slachborn 3, Taeketta-s treet
Leicester, 42, Belvoir-street; Edinburgh, 72, Princes-street; Newcastle, 53, drey-street ; Hisagow,
33, tientield-street, krnyle-street ; Cork, 70, South Mall; Dublin, 10, Henry-street.
Bastkers:—Netional Provincial Bank of England.
This Ofilee make eachbuid every inquiry (no matter how
closely it follows on previous inquiry) the subject of
• fresh inveatigation. References to more than Ten
'1 housand Firms.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTAIIIII IiMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORG .E MORRIS
:%/1 osT respectfully return thanks to the Public generally for the very kind su ,ort
received in the YUNERAL DEPARTMENT of his bounces, and begs to assure thi tibia( it
will antra,* be his study to merit a continuance of that suppoit by et.usoash atteLtlon, end the folititict.
trig of FuNktlALs it the most solemn wvun
tr,'ltd nr•ni the mss trivet reoinble teinis.
wig. tat Lire ou the nio.rtest Notice.
0. MORiIIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO WS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT composiTE EAIISE
Which is a decided improvi meet upon the Hearses we host been accustomed to see. Its eprear.„,,
elegant, and with a palr of tirst.cln. black horses, could do to disq Al to the funeral rites f the
clas,es.
I:, this avrangeinest the very Iti:Eueolly I.ll.CtilO Of placing the coil:net/Lei henestla thy 11.1110Oril Or
tii,drrilith ti, balillUtrClOLh of the COYChreSII, I. OLLlrti)Uij.r.risrd clii.
As this iinsrotted Hear.,e becomes mere estrinivelty kn. en it ciu.not fai] I c whit j f relived and
Lt..i • p .ed.
Ost:titvr TIIE AlrUlti:tn—
G. b101:1;1S, STONE FTEKET, DUDLEY.

ONE Box of CLARKE'S B 41 Fills is
warranted to cure all discharges bons the Urinary
Organs, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel :
and lotus In the Back.--Sold in boxes, 4o 64 each, by
all Chemist. and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to
any address for 60 thamps by the Maker, 1.3. CLAIdiE.
Consulting Chemist, High-street, Lincoln.—Wholesult
Agents, liiiiumAy& Sons, London,and &lithe Wholesale"
Homes.
Sold by A. P. Morris, Chemist, Stoarbridges
NEW WORK RI DR. SMITH.
Just published, poet free for Two Stamps.
GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE and
INSTRUCTIONS, for the CURE of NERVOUS
DzBILITY. By Dr. HENRY SMITH, of the Culver-
• city of Jena, Author of the *. Volunteers' Manual,' die.
GUIDE TO HEALTH IS A NEW MEDICAL WORE
! On the Treatment of all Diseases of the Nervous Sy slam,
01 Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Depression,
Palpitation of the Heart,Noises in the Head and Ears,
Indecision, Impaired Sight and Memory, Indigestion,
Loss of Energy and Appetite, Pains in the Back, Consti-
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Dt.muess, Love of Solitude, Groundless Pears, Local
1t eakness, Muscular Emanation, &a., resulting from
Lxbaustion of Nerve-power.
GIVES INSTRUCTIONS AND PRESCRIPTIONS.
Illustrated with Testimonials from grateful patients;
with means of Cure used in each case. Sent free by
post on receipt of two penny stamps.
REVIEWS OF THE WORK,
"In this work the Doctor gives Advice as to the
Choice of • Physician,' 'lmportance of Physical
lion," What to Eat, Drink and Avoid," Health : how to
procure it,' and other subjects of interest to man as well
ias wornan.—Sunday Times. May 4, 1873.
To all cl of the community a• Guide to Health'
must be an invaluable cad,. mecum. This has just been
supplied by Dr. Smith, who has published some excel.
cut advice and instruction for the cure of nervous debi-
'ity."—Naral and Military Ga.-xlte, April 6, 1873.
Address. Dr. H. BXllli, 5, klurton-cresent, London,
W.C.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEE.
DR. H. SMITH, the Eminent Specialist for
the Core of all Debilitating Diseases, will,for the
benefit of Country Patients who cannot Consult him per-
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opinion, with advice and directions far the most success.
fal restoration to health and vigour.
Address, Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, London
WC.

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A; nee Deuteronomy, chap. iii., verse 23.
CLARKE'S_
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Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture."
bit GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER & RESTORER
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• THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PAItTs.
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As this mixture is pleasant la the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to tine
most delicate constitutton of either sex, the
Proprietors soliciti sufferers to give it a trial
to teat its value.
CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD
MIXTURE is Sold in Bottle• 2s 3d each, and in
Cases, containing six times the quantity, 11s each--
sufficient to effect • perniainent cure in the great
majority of long-standing cases, by all Chemist. and
Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the United King.
dom and the world, or sent to any address on receipt
of 27 or 192 stamps, by the Proprietor,
F. J. CLARKE,Cnamisr, Apothecaries' liall,Lincoln.
Wholesale: All Patent Medicine Houses,
LONDON DEPOT: 150 OXFORD STREET.

The Use of
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Oratia *Medical
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postage stamps. Address, Secretary, Institute of
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G. F. GREEN,
pIANOFORTE TUNER,
260, Castle-street, and 168, Hiyh-street, Dadley,
HAS GISZAT PLZASURS IN PUBLISHING Till FOLLOWING
TESTIMONIALS.
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Institution for the Blind, St. John's Wood, London:—
I " I can confidently recommend. Mr. Green as • Piano-
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Terms for Yearly Tuning, neltiding minor re-
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Cottages, per annum 1 1 0
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Single Tunings (in Town).
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Semi-Grands 6 0& 6 0 , Concert Iron
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, Three Years; after which, and without any further pay-
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Teacherand Tuner, Music Warehonse,26o, Castle-street,
and 1611, High-street, Dudley.

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Jost Published for Two Stamp*.
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
Read the New Publication by
Die. J. A. BARNES, M.D. (U.S.), entitled
XTERVOUS DEBILITY, OR WORDS OF
IA WARNING. A Treatise on the CAUSES,
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and EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
The AUTHOR has for years given his excluaive atten-
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Physical Depression, Pelpitation of the Heart, Noise. in
the Head and Ears, Indecision, Impaired Sight and
Memory, Indigestion. Prostration, Lesminde, Depression
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Back and Limbs, 1 ireidity, Self-Dh.trust. Love
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THIS VALUABLE WORK, which bad been truly
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TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE this book is
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• Address. Dr. BARNES, 1, Lensdale Square,
Barusbnry, London, N.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENT s.
! LIR. BARNES may be consulted personally
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! and for the benefit of Nervous Sufferers who cannot visit
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Address, Dr. BARNES 1, Lonsdale Square, Same.
bury. Loudon, N.
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of Pills four dozes.
Full printed directions are affixed to eseh Pot and Boa,
and ran be had ii any lauguage, even in Turkish, Arable,
Amrenian, Persian, or Chimes..

PUBLIC NOTICES.
GEORGE FREDERIC WOOLDRIDGE,
12 years old, son of Mr. Wooldridge, of Hagley,
near Stourbridge, LEFT HOME, on TUESDAY, 811,
TENDER 23rd and hos not yet been found.
He wears a Straw Hat, white and black, with a broad
brim; a grey Pea or Monkey Jacket, and Brown Striped
Trowsers.
He has Brown Hair, Long Dark Eyelashes, and has
some Black Spots on the White of his Eyes.
Anyone telegraphing bin whereabouts will be rewarded

(MEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
(AN MONDAY, SUPT. 291 h, the LAST EX-
CURSION OF THE SEASON, will leave
Stotnbridge at 11.0, Hagler 11.6, and Kidderminster
11.2.0 a.m., for WORCESTER and MALVERN ; return-
ing the same evening.
For Fares and full particulars see handbills.
J. GRIERSON, General Manager.
Paddington Terminus.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
In the County Court of Worcestershire, holden at
Stourbridge.
TORN BUNN, of Salt Wells Coppice, Quarry
53 Bank, in the Parish of Kingswinford, in the
County of Stafford, formerly of Mount Pleasant, in the
said Parish of Kingswinford, and previously of Quarry
Bank aforesaid, Chartermastsr, having been adjudged
Bankrupt on the 15th day of October, 1869, a PUBLIC
SITTING for the wild Bankrupt to PASS his LAST
EXAMINATION, and make Application for his Di..
charge, will be held at the wad Court, at Stourbridge,
on the 28th day of October, 1878, at Eleven o'cloek in
the forenoon precisely, the day lut aforesaid being the
day limited for the said bankrupt to surrender.
The Registrar of the Court is the Official Assignee,
and W. O.C. ADDISON, of Brierley Hill, lath. Solid.
tor acting in Bankruptcy.
C. EVERS,
High Bailiff.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, & CALISTHENIC
EXERCISES.
MADEMOISELLE SILVESTRE
(FROM LONDON)
HAS the honour to inform her Pupils, the
Gentry, Schools, sod Inhabitants of Stourbridge
and vicinity, that her CLASSES will RE-ASSEMBLE
at the UNION HALL, OD SATURDAY, OCTORRIL, 11th.
MORNING CLASS at Eleven o'clock.
AFTERNOON.Ditto, from Two o'clock.
TO ADULTS.
THOSE WHO HAVE NEVER LEARNT BEFORE
Taught in a few EABY LESSONS all the Fashionable
Dances.
MDLLE. SILVESTRE'S EVENING SUBSCRIP-
TION CLASS for Ladies and Gentlemen at Eight
o'clock, for the practice of all.the Fashionable Danees.
PRIVATE LESSONS by appointment in the NEW
VALSE.
School. and Families attended.
Address,
10. Colville Terrace, Wrst Bayswater,
London, W.

WALKING EXTRAORDINARY
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE !
MHE Renowned Chatupion Glasgow Pedes-
trian IS NOW WALKING
2,000 HALF-MILES in 2,000 HALF-HOURS,
At ROBIN HOOD PLEASURE GROUNDS,
MERRY HILL.
Since commencing the F. at, on Saturday, August
23eJ, thousands Lave pronounced bum bi be the fastest
anti most graceful %%sillier errs witntssed, there being
NO DECEPTION!
Atairssion:-3J on Saturdsy, Sunday, and Menday.
On Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday, %l each.
A L (SASS 'SAND on Saiiirdny and Monday.
Schools admitted on Thur & days and Fridays, at One
Penny eeth Scholar.
No Die rjerly Person admitted.

IOWER
.G II OUN DS ASTO N.-
11-4 THESE -SEAM IFUL GROUNDS ARE
OPEN DAILY.
SUMMER DISPLAY OE FLOWERS.
BOA". ISO on the Lake, whbilt has been en'arged and
1111111 t io.ffele site by the voter being °HT 4 feet C
ieel.. a sli tut. r.
SYNYEII alti GILMER'S MIL! TAUT E ND ryjil
perferin 1.. Ifs New (co),. arra evety Mood.y,Wednrstlay,
and Saturday, COM Three fah oiu k.
ADMISSION —Atin!ti 34; Chrii.tr. n netlor Twelve
; Diito it truer Six I I.
SKASON I 1.. K ETS toe. lot 01.tait ea. pan
Tiehets. 1.. Pit(..b. A diebe-itur, 70s 61. het*
1111411 t on a.) 01,1'1.10..
If. 0. QUILTER, Pr..prietor,
- - • •
THE T 14.0 LAST SUNDAYS OF TUE
SEASON,
scpr. aull Urth.
SALOON STI,IAM IF EVE I:A NCE,
W.:I ma Lunt S 10;.: CPO if' to 1:01. I CAMP,
as.d V.
.."a .rout Stott-p.:l at 10 31 ain • arriviret
01. •tit :opin , re urwur fr,m 'rent, r for
St.mrpirt at 311 p 2.., la. 110:e to Intl 1.10- torts
Stt tarpon to Linromb. 1.1 ; t:tourport
1,. Holt, retail.. 6.1; Steurp.i.t, It Cutup, rem,. itt;
St. uri ort 10 W oar:ester, r. :urn, Is.
Frrat-tAas: It-fraimeuts on Gov.., ',afro 3.•.1 ho
Leeperd 111,, fir, a, :I,,t,Siorr. air nit te•
Ihe sic suer ha birch ou :mot tor
private
The steatitee all ran, Wet or D. y. •
GUEST ROBPIVAL DUDLEY.
HOSPITA L S TC!,IDAF.6 HOSPITAL SUSDAY,
:nth, end 2611. OCTOBER.
For ::oliecting Books, and Bills, please 'tidy person-
ally of by lelter at the Secretary's °Mee, at the
Hospital.
ENVILLE GARDENA.
FIIHE TALBOT HOTEL COMPANY Leg
to announce that by the kind permission of the
Earl of Stamford and Warrington, these beautiful
GARDENS are NOW OPEN on Mondays, Wednes•
day e, and P'ridate, throughout the Season.
Every accommodation at the Stamford Arms Hotel,
where tickets of admiasion to the Gardens may be had
gratis. Special arrangements for Dinner Forties or
Picnics may he made an the moat rea......abie teams,
either at the Hotel at Etvilie, or at the Talbot Hotel,
Stourbridge, where every kind uf Cuistepit ce may ha
obtained.
BIRMINGHAM and EDGI3ASTON PRO-
PUT P.TAIRT scnon —1 he Head Master, the
Roy. tiEOLGE 13111TH, M A., St. John', Coil. ge.
Cambridge, receives. BOA BDERS. —Teiu.s, on
application.
LOST on Wednesday August 27111, between
Drayton anti Siontbridge. Three FISHING
RODS in one Brindle. Whoever hasApund them and
will bring them to th, Obsorrer 011ice,Irtourbridge shall
be rowarded.

"The monument to the late Mar..
take the for of a tree public Weary for London"-
The issue of half sheets of paper to Government
°Aloes, for letter-writing, will commence next month.
he divorce snit against Brigham Young brought by
his seventeenth wife is to go on ages AIL
The King and Queen of Belgium have proceeded
with their tamily to Biarritz. They intend to make a stay of
three weeks. •
The Emperor of China wants • head gardener from
France, and offers • salary of £2,400 per annum, with apart.
meats In the house of the French Ambassador at Palo.
The Comte de Chambord has rented a shooting 'isht
near Vienna for six years. That is what he %bloke of the
situation.
Last year there were 559,929 persons proceeded
against summarily In England end Wales ; 423,681 ware coo
Tided, and 132,348 discharged.
It is &Ma by official statistics that in the ten COn.
I Tint prisons hi England and Wales dosing the year bygg
then were 11,671 primmer. ; the daily average was 9,740.
The number of warrants of conimitmente by Courtly
Courts issued last year was 33,823 and 6899 debtors were
committed; In 1871 the number committed was 711 sod In
1862 as many as 9,373.
A celebrated Italian savant-Prefeeser Donald, of
the Florence Observatory-has died suddenly in Vienna. He
had barely arrived in the city when he was attacked by
cholen, and canted off within four and twenty hours.
Prof essor Johnson, of the Wesleyan University at
Middletown' Column* . is engaged la manufacturing
butter from suet. it rests but newts. a pound, and is tett
to be good.
King 'Victor Eatmatmel arrived at Berlin On
afternoon. The (brute was lts station profusely orn
and the reception of the Italian Monied; both oisTa
of the Imperial family end of the populace, wee of the most
enthusiastic descriptioa.
Marshal de Medd ahon has received from some us.
known worth a box containing • hamiume pen Si
mounted revolvers, with thin inscription On the occasion
of the liberation of the territory; reepectlul homage."
The Bishop of Peterborough denies that, so far as
he Is concerned, any Intimation bee been given to the
Marquis of Lorne that it le Impossible to awry out jest aew
his proposal for the inetuse 01 the Incomes Of poor Ineum.
biota.
It is stated that the gasworka at San Francisco have
become • punter resort for persons attacked with whooping-
cough, upon which the ulphurous exhalations spars to
exercise • beneficial Influence. The Idea is an old one pat
Into practice.
South, the poet laureate of America, has given ant
We latest bonbon poem. Ilia the following :- •
" Two places on the earth there be,
One where my girl is not, the other then Is
An institution, unique in ita way, Is the Fat Meals
Association of Amoeba. It consists of men weighing bee
bundled pounds or over. The newly-Neeted
Wm. A. Brim, who rejoices In 306 pounds.
The first time the Abywdnians saw .the ambles in •
steam vessel they wan struck with SalliMaillikt, and aid MO
English must be • very slaver people, toe they had caplued )
the devil, and pat him mats ea inn box sad made WM WC*. "
Mr. Donald Dalrymple author of the Melillo(
Drunkards Bill, has Wed al Southampton. This gives ark
the opportunity of another electoral oontest-the add
has had within four months.
M. Du Chailln has been in Lapland and Norway.
sad Is said to be preparieg two molts for pubileattea-coe,
an amount of hie travels; the ether, • book of adeninee
tor boys.
There was a decrease in the year ended the 2941 of
September last in the number of robberies with violence&
probably arising from the floggings administered. The
number last year was 478, agates' CII in the previous Mg.
A hospital will be opened in Gower-street, Leaden,
next month, for the nonalcoholic treatment of Mama, gig
Waiter Trevelyan Is president The annul outlay is int
mated at from £1,500 to £2,000.
The Coonnottp/ate Book of James Boswell, Thai
wag kindly handed over by Lord Houghton some time ege to
the Grampian COO for pabliestlos, is sow paean thrust
the press, ens will be lathed before the close of the year. •
biography of Boswell, to which lord Houghton has mile
SOON interesting contributions, will aeoompaay the TOM.
The total number of causes heard in the Room of
Lords In the Soolon of 1872, including conies standing over
tor judspoont, was 53, against 35 In the precodho year; the
total amount of effective cameo aluminise tote heard at Ho
wee of she eagles a 1102 was 36, against Slat the sad d
the treetop. Seaton, lad year the total amount of tees was
£1,460 lio.
discarding to • circular which has been bama
Government, It moan that the bast scholars who
for the Whitworth scholarships may, In the course of
years, win a sum of ine. At every tarn fresh prism ewe
the diligent one end urge him forward. Surely some good
roan should aria from all this.
An Irish riot occurred on Saturday night be •
quarter of
,I!nryTwwohiclii bears the basunken erreprila.itengasme
takes seet
the lock-up when a crowd of several hundred persons fol-
lowed, threatening the ponce. They took their prisoners late
a shop, which was subsequently attacked, sad • essOis
.01,0 e ensued. Several constables were dangerously hvirt
and it is feared that fresh disturbances mey break out.
A committee of the Leibeter School Board, ape
pointed to consider the question of the salaries of teatheis,
has made • report and recommendation to the following
effect :-Principal teachers to be alaseilled undth Ores lidlids
-ela (a) those who the fresh lean a training college, or have
Just earned their cattiest' by examination ; (b) those wile
nave had the charge of schools for eye years and upward.,
and have received their parchment certificates ; (c) those trite
have had the charge of schools for ten years and upwards.
Teachers to be loitered the following salaries to commence
with i-liastars in clam a, as above, £llO, mistresses Sla;
masters In clam b ElbAndatresses £9O masters In dame Me,
mistresses £lOO. Salaries to be revised every two years, and
, either to roman stationary or to be raised by • sum not it
, outline £lO, according to success. Some mambas of the
board thought the scale too high on the presentation of the
, report and • doeskin on the gabfest was deterred.
THE MARKETS.
MARE-LLNE.-MortuL
At Mark-lane today the empty of English wheat wee
moderate. The trade was quiet, and the limited baleen
transacted was mostly at a doable of Is. to is. per Ot.
Foreign wheat was in fall average supply. Sales programed
slowly, and compared with Monday prices exhibited • &dna
of Is tote. par. qr. With barley the market has then moderately
supplied. Fine samples have been in f air nquest, end loveless
quite as dear. Other qualities have been unaltered. Melt
, has been firm in value and inquiry. The oat trade ham bens
' arm. A good business has been doing, and prices have Med
6d. to is. per qr. higher than last week. Mane has been au,
and prices have been well supported. For beans thentes
been • moderate inquiry at about late rates. Pea, have nee
Used lull prices, with • moderate demand. Its flour MASI
ban been Inactive, and the tendency of prices has been is
favour of buyers.
MARKLANK-WitionienAr.
There bee bun no feature In the grain trade at Mark-bee
today. The supply of Foglish wheat has been moderato. Is
all qualities sake have progressed slowly, at Monday's
decline, Foreign wheat also-of which • fair supply bes
been on offer-has been dull, at about late rates. The
market ha seen moderately supplied with bane=
trade has been ann, and full rates hue been o
Malt has changed hands at steady currencies. Oats have
been In healthy request, and prices have been well sege
ported. Maize has been firm to ulna and demand. Bens
and Peas have changed hands on former terms.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET-MoNDAL
Owing to the increased supplies offering, and to the ds
prission in the dead meat market, the cattle trade to-day bee
been inactive. loglith beasts have been in fair supply, bet
although some chains stock has been exhibited, the paind
run ha. not been prime. lie all broods gales have progressed
steadily, and prices have ruled ranter easier than ea
Monday last. The extreme quotation for the beat
doota los been 6. Si. per MO. From Lace&
ebbe. Leicestershire, and Northamptonshire, we hani
resolved about 2000 end from other parts of 'Embed
about WO head. On the foreign side of the market there bite
been • good show of Spanish and rousing beasts. The trade
has beau inactive, and business has only been nosebleed es
lower toren. The sheep snake& has been less freely up
plied, nevertheless there has been • want of saimation Is ite
demand, and Wade throughout has been slow. The Inst
kinds have changed hands, at On. 84. to 6s. 10d. per Sla
Calves has been in short supply and quiet request, on fouler
terms. Pigs have been dull, at about late rata.
Per 81b. to mina the oft].
5.4.0.4. a d. a 4.
Omni dt Inf. besets 4 85 Pr. owes woolled 6 0 1 4
Second guilty do. 5 4 6 Prime Bouthdow LI 6 SO IS
Prime bine oxen 9106 Large eons calves 4 4 6 1
Prime Soots, etc. S ii rinse small do. ..b 6 1
Cobb flint sheep 4 56 large hoes ........4 111
Second quality do. 6 25 1 Small porkers .... 5 t 5
METROPOLITAN MELT MARKEL-Bogner
There were moderato supplies of meat, which scarcely...
ported Saturday's rates, and for which • very doll donna
prevailed. Annexed are the quotations :-
Per 81b, by the OSZCIUIO.
C. . • 11. s.d.e.d.
Inferior Beef 3 3 8 Inferior mutton.... 34 4 0
&WWl's. ditto 4 4 4 Mlddlins ditto .... 446
Prime large ditto 4 6 2 Prime ditto.. ...... 540 1
Prime small Wats 6 6 8 Large Pork
Veal.. ....... 6 5 2 1 Sminl
HOPS.
Choice now hops are rather eagerly sought alter, and pots
ally advance in pets.; but other deuriptions are tilsilosui
el
wish some dUnculty, on irregular teem. Picking Is ODIN
yanieraPid,iddilyssaatiMP'sniobnlets, soindvarlawlithbingy srdprorsedth. llnuentyult4 "If
foreign hops into London last week consisted of 199 balm
from Antwerp, 60 from Caleb, 156 from Hamburg, 156 treat
Ostend. 36 from Rotterdam, and 1 crate from Bono por-
tion Kent goldings (new), £6 to Le ; Ind Kent, £5 Me. is
L 9 Woad of Kent, ra to £7; Samar, IA to Le 10e.; Mor•
nester, £l3 to £7 7e.; Farnham and Country, £8 to nes; mg
Yearlings, 1872, Le to At
FISH.
Pickled herrings, 35.. to Mis. ; red ditto, 12s. to Mt
roused ditto, lb. to 805. per hens!; kippers, is. to eel
bloaters, 2. 64. to in. 134. per basket; smoked Wade*, %
to Ms, per barrel; trawl ditto, 15s. to 19s. ; plebs, IS"
lie.; whiting, 16s. to 195. per Daniel; toles, le. Si. to te 101.
per pile; lobsters, lit to 28s, per domes; native °Oen,
£lO 10..; common ditto, It,. to 1104. per bushel.
PROVISION.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 22 -The arrivals last week bon
Deland were 1,518 antes batter, and 2.661 bates bacon. sad,
irom foreign posts 26,371 packages butter, 1,759 balsa see
75 boxes bacon A moderate amount of business was IMP
acted in Irish butter last week, at • further advance of lii
is. ; the supplies of foreign were good, with little alteradom
to notice In prim, excepting Dutch, wl 101 l decitind is. is
is.: the beat 1245. to 1305. The bacon market ruled Olt
no change in the value of beet Weterford the deslzeZ
chase sparingly for immediate use. Hamburg meat
a per cwt.
Batter, per cwt. : s. 1 Cheese per cwt a. 5.
Dorset... ..... -142 to 145 1 Cheshire . .60to
Mesta, d ..13i 140 Dble. Giotto., new ..76 le
let sey
Eng. Fresh, per inn, 00 17 American ...... •.r 0
Bacon, per cwt. : llama: York III
Wiltshire, dried ..00 96 1 Combegland ...• I°
kith, green ......86 59 1 Irish OO ll
TALLOW.
LoaDoz, Monday, Sept, 22 -The tallow trade IsOa*.
P.Y C. is quoted at 431. 64. per owl on the epot. Tees
Tallow eon:muds its. lid, net cash. &oughts% bee sdna6o
to It ld. per Ellbs. a a
Town Tallow, per end.. 46 % Rough Staff, per on" 17
Rough
-
Rough Fat, per Vbs. .. 2 1 Graves
Melted Stuff, per cwt. 33 6 Good Dregs 19
0 I
Yellow Russia,, new 435. Per cit.
Australian Mutton Tallow. 43a. Si.
Ditto Beet Ditto. 41a. ed. o
HAY.
clover have bO5.
een on sal. Sie
lopetn"to-d.-ayl".g4CadsuepPhliar befenharniall
and prises have ruled as under Prime old clover. Oa st
UHL ; ditto new, 541. to 925.; inferior, 605. to 70s. Prime
old hay, 80e. to Ste.; inferior, 50s. to Tin.; and Strew, lei
50 35. per load.
SEED.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 22-A few sampisl of new 71/4.4
Cover-seed have been 111101/0, of various quality; no 9104
fixed. Oichazipi of torsion have not more inquiry. sad
are rather Trefoil was r, with a better
Trnolinin In' Weser,
esaan lots at PreViOUS vsluee. New
Mustardesed commanded the tall roles preuther pet
the Moil parses; madman, • slight ;ninon was yom
but secondaey sorb and all old samples wee ancludliold
value Winter Tares have sold steadily at nolte as -se-'"
Rye continues seems sad dear. Mater "
raN go tusu WWII

NOTICE OF Rk:MOVAL.
MR. J. F. APPERSON,
suRGEw
DENTIST,
Has removed from Mr. Douglas's, to .
Mai. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE
Attendance Every Ends), from 10 to 4 o'clock.

HENRY pRATT'S
CHEAP EATING HOUSE
AND
REFRESHMENT ROOMS.
No. 11, LOWER MOH STREET. STOURBRIDOE
TRIPE AND COW HEELS, EVERY THURSDAY
FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENING.
DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS.