The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-23 00:00:00

THR OXIPORD.—The OXFORD and OAN:
TRIBURY HALL COMPANY tIAmited).—BILBCTIONII
tram LA FORZA VA BMW% Le Irtevalta. Baum, and the
Two Gentlemen of Verona, by the whole of the talented company.
Direotor—Mr. P. JONOILMANIL Ocomely by Useworth, saes
W. Banda& lt W. Barton. and dlia. Oavalho, the adebratod
comedienne and ramie, BRIT HVENII(O.

GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Is ted by Act of Parliament. 71, Lombard-street. London.
MIN 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALT•YEANLY
ONNENAL MINTING et the Proprietors of this Osespaay wilt
be held at the Company a oiler, 71, Imenberdetreet, on
TUESDAY. the 30th Md., at 2 o'clock precisely, pursuant to U..
Act of Parliament. to transact the amid besineen, and to declare
the dividend for the halt-year eaMiat
ine eo, 1864.
Undo.; August 4, DMA PRATT, Secretary.

THE LONDON and NORTHERN BANK
(Ltaitted).
Capital, E 1,000,000.
Bead Mots. ?to. 2, Bank-buildings, tondos.
Branches—Newcastle, Linda, Madden&lC sod Shade Ll.
Aieuciss—Morpeth, alluvia, and liezham.
TERMS Or BITAWM
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Cursant accounts opened at the hnumbes etth parties
ably introduced, introduced, and commercial bills discounted. The rates of
discount and commluloe to be agreed ape.
Deposit accounts opened et the London Wipe and banshee.
and interest at the current rata of the day allowed thereon.
Increased rates of interest allowed to trustees and others having
large amounts to deposit for Axed periods.
Cheques not oentalaias any fractional part of CIO may he
drawn against these spoosints.
Parttime. and sales a stork. shares, de-, effected. and the
dividends received, amyl every deecriptios of legitimate baaklag
basins traamoted upon the most liberal terms.
Its greatest fseilities Sven for the trenontudon of soppy
between Leedom and lie dilemma tweaches. throng gre-peent
rooms are provided for the ode custody of deeds and other valu-
able property belonging to the customers of the Bank.
J. P. TUILNIth. General Manager.

STEVENS mad SONS, 78, Eidawrgeist. Within.
GIMEII= AIitEIGN
rod, from the weed
reto. eld crusted
274., 114.. Ns.. 43 6.. Vb.. bla., 40i. ditto.
310ne1s. flues* Us. Claret. its, %L. SU .to ea ditto.

STEVENS and SONS, 78, Biebopvate-st.Within.
11011MCIN and sarnsa
GIN anporlot English,. as. 44.,10a. 841, 122, lan ad par gallon.
Brandy, Cognac ... In, 25a. ; Pala, 275., 30a. dada.
Run, laaathealar
Whisky

HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE
CABINET WORE.—Tbe Introduction of stern power la
tie onaolsetur• enables HOWARD sad SONS to tar tie best
possible quality of Ma MITRE of all Uinta at a Tag moderate
rate. Dedgos sad estimates tree

JOHN BROGDEN'S PARIS FIRST CLASS
and 711. N DON PRIZE JUDMA—Maautsctory, 16. Hen-
rietta-street. Covents. London, W.C. This establishment
Is dared at 411. and on baudios 641 Volsci

jr INGSBURY'S MILITARY DRESSING-
As. cAss. liportassit's Pattern. Mode only by the Inventor,
9. ).w Bond-street

HYAM and 00.'8 CLOTHING
and 67. Oained-street.
The attention of Gentlemen to particularly hinted to the fol-
lowing amingementa into which Hyam and Co.'s llatablishment
Is laid oat for public accommodation
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lerTottie:dlate West.
No. 2 Select Order Department.
N 0.2 Juvenile and Youths' Department.
No. 4. Hat and Besaery Department.
The roost experienced cutters and work hands are enraged in
the Tailoring branches, and the best and moat taahlonahle
lalarke and tree women) are guarsetted.
LILO( and CO., 66 and 67, °eked-stied, London 21, 22, and
23. NewePeet. Birmingham ; 42 Brlgpte, Leeds ; and West.
wt.. Dewsbury.

T OUNGING, TRAVELLING, and FLICARLDE
AA SUITS. of venom mastoids, in different roisters, and
quallam, made to order In the latest style. at
HAMILTON and KIHTTON'S.
10i, STRAND. opposite Naeter-hall.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Ther greatest and
moot useful Invention of the day, ACIITA greatest
Steam JOHN GOON JELL sad Co., Throe King-court, Lombard.
street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, rapectfully offer to the
pablle this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the
human hair to Ito pristine hno—so matter at what age. The Agua
Amarella has none of the properties of dyes . it, on the contrary,
is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once neared
one spplicatioo per month will keep It In perfect colour. Mee
LI la per bottle, or la half bottles, 10e. bd. John Camelia Co.
have been appointed perfumers to MLR. the Princess of Wales.

THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
The most scientifically prepared and met powerful marl-
flee caidtal ever Introduced ; restores to their Dorsal condition
WI the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de-
=. It to a specific for debility of all kinds, and from its coo-
among other ingredients, pepsine sad pheripate of soda,
prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic.
Price as. per bottle, or four quantities to one for 110. late
Agents, Messrs. Baumgarten and Co., 111, Otiordetreot,
and UM. Feachurclestmet. LC. Limbs.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
• nem:falling remedy. pes,aiel without any mercurial
Ingredient, tram the recipe of Dr. will be found insaluable
to all who inlet tree billow end liver cosnplaists, indigestion,
wind, spasm; giddiness, dizziness et the eyes, tc. For habitual
nativeness, as a faintly aperient medicine, and as a purifier of
the blood, they are truly excellent : mild In their operation and
grateful to the Mciausch, they create appetite, promote digestion.
and streuthen Le whole nervous system—Sold by Lem.
heck West* 8, King Wtiliamet., Charing-oross, and by most
druWAs, In boxes. la. lid. and to. 9d. Bs sere to ask for Dr.
disott Mous and Liver Pills. The genuine are in a spear* peso
package with ^ William Lannert' eseravod on the stamp.

G.
JOZEAU, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket,
mpectrally Informs the Nobility and Gentry tot be
keep Kock all the VILINCH PATICNT MEDICINIO3, every
description of Medical Apparatus, sad the following Preps:iv

JOiltAV'S TRENCH PETIT STILT, la per bottle.
JCIZZAIriI ETHEL IiALAGA WINS at PEPSINS and BARK.
a digestive and strengthening tante, 4. Pd. per bottle.
JOZZAVS ELIXIR of PEPSINS, the be digestive (nown,
IL Pd., de. Pd., and lla par bottle.
JOZEAU'S PECTORAL LZITUCE SYRCP and LOZIL‘GPS,
recommended as the best remedy reltheat opium) for the
3iY ewe of colds. asthma sere throes.. and all the dieorders
teideebeet, td. OA per bottle . Pa dd. and la. led. per box-
HIRING'S DIPALLIBLI POW DIM against the distemper.
Ale disease; sad worms la dogs. Is. id.perpeeket.

TA. B. C. RAILWAY GIIIDE 'how'
illa!ra pianos the departures to and from London to ell
path—The fares—The time return tickets last —The miens
of townie tickets. and other taformation suitable for travellers
and visitors to London. Price 6d at all the London Pookeellets.
—Mee foe Advertisements, 1137, Strand.

ml Fourteenth &Mop, with Coloured Plate. 2a. ed..
DR.RAMADGE on the CURABILITY of
CONSUMPTION. . .

Pathological anatomy has nener afforded more conclusive
evidence In proof of the curability of &dissect than it hat in that
of coutsunsption.--CarswelL
Also. by the same Author, price 10c ed.
ASTHMA its Varieties and Complicationa to which is annexed

a succinct Treatise on the prininpel Inseam= of the Heart.
London . Longman end Co.

Jeri pebilahed, poise ed..
QMELLING, HEARING, ke.
S
The Anatomy or the External sad Internal Semen: their
connexion with the Mucous Membrane Wag the leistrlts.
Eye*, Eare Re.. their Meagre and Treatment By Dr. Deets
ammo, Um* enymouretrest. W.
Jot' Smith and Co it, Lonincre, W.C.

GOLD IN SOUTH A CATILALI A.—Mr. Hargraves,
the celebrated Australian gold finder, was employed by the
South A ustialian goverement tosatrch for gold se thatoolony.
The South Austrahan Register of Jae* 7.5 says :—" Mr.
Hargraves returned to Adelaide on Saturday, having reached
the poet on that day in she steamer Lebra, from Port Lin-
coln. Mr. Hargraves commenced his great exploratory tour
at Cape Jarvis. and, prose/min Earthward, examined the
country in every direction till he reached Teased*, taking
sections of the geological strata of the country at various
points. We learn that gold is to be found, mots cries.,
throughout this part of the colony, but the chief deposits
of the precious metal are in the watersheds of the
Torreos and Onkaparings, the latter beige payable in many
places. The same may he said of several suctions which are
irate property. From the neighbourhood of Tataida Mr.
Hargraves proceeded northward. keeping as near as par-
, eible to the eastern side of the rases, sad exteoding his
explorations to a point MO miles from Adelaide. or
800 miles from the point of departure *ear Cape
Jervis. After visiting HI tochowater, Mr. Hargraves '
returned through what is kaciwis as the middle
track by way of the Blionian and Piobiriebi Pass to Port
Augusta. From that place Mr. Hargraves proceeded by
sea to Port Lincoln, where he again resumed his labours of
exploration, extending his resesrehes towards Freeklis
Harbour. but we believe without success is the way of gold
discovery. The country is likely to he largely productive of
copper, sad mutates a considerable area of good sericulture'
laud, sow occupied only as sheep runs. la as area of 40 mike,
by S to 10 miles, betwese Port Lincoln and the Devil's Peak,
the land is described as being equal to that of the Wiliness
diatrict. Beyond the tract specified the country appears to
be uninviting, except for rarely pastoral purpose,. and sot
/rut-clan eves for such. The extraordinary provoker* of
copper is the country beyond Pert Augusta will, is all pro-
bability, form a prainismit feature in the official reports of
Mr. Hargraves, who is said to have met with bismuth ale
of very high paissistsee is more thee one locality. In con-
sequence of the AMOK labia's detention in the upper part
of fipsnesr's Golf, Mr. lime/saw bad beat awaiting her
arrival at Part Lined, from the 9th instant.
A collection of the new, rare, and beautiful
plants which have hese "owe daring the present mason
will be made and =Mind in the Conerevekey of the Royal
Redienllaral Gardena South Iminaten„ as Wednesday
ant