The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-28 00:00:00

JAPANESE 8K6136.

R. J. C. STEVENS will SILL by AUCTION,
at hb Groat Zooms, 38, Zingotreet, Covent-garden,
IV:ROILROW rilorsday, October 29. at half-peat llmdt..
aa beportation of raie CONIPICI end other SUDO, l•
la spiondid condition, from Japan • alio, front Japan, a collec-
tion of Seeds of rare trete, shrubs, to--(la view the Mailing of
We, and catalogues had.

WAOINTBS, TULIPS, CROCUSZS, Arc
HIM= and II cCULLOCIII COLLECTION ;tM. trot), for decorallon of Bowargardas. cograigaSb
100 Wipe, 100 aroma SI Iria DO aaridaga; reatioacalua,
assimegiaa. de reawilmes.lllll.ll. EWE Oalabagg% AU*.
*mg Oak* meg toe
BUIL= and NeCULLOCE,Corsotigardasinarket, Landon.

E P P S'S C 0 C 0 A,
Dist Writhed as
71AGRANT, GRATRTITI4 AND I • NVIGORATING
RRILLIVAST BRVIIRAG/C
Otighuded seedally for the vas of theme ander hooceopithle
treatotent, it hat through Its eseseablestes become geoersdly
accepted.

A LOERIAN ONYX MARBLE.
Li. Maim HOWZLL, JAMIE, mid 00. yespoctf ally solicit au
oi
tnagswilaa ofdoolsO, W, Onyx Woo. witch cattalos a wards of ono
tionsood coaaisilog of CLOCKS, Lumps,
Vsars, Jardloieros, loinfoads, POI Trays, and a variety al
smiler artleas of tests, ai moderato prima This Morainal
mble perfectly transisorat, bean a very fine polish, resents
diversity of pawing tints, and can be turned or chiseled Into
say form osoessaryfor utility or ornasnent.-6, 7,9, logantotrost,

FURNITURE CILRRIAGE MEE to any
PARS of tits KINGDOM.
Drawing-rem anise= VS 0 0
Diming-room saltie,
Badman sulks, complete
Warranted 4
44at Maw.
P. sad 8. MIMI, 1 Odentalrest.
Mast abed catalogues grails aad poet tree on appliostkon.

ARLOWEI PATENT CASK STAPID a new
well .I_, lareattem ea admirably serrieed that aid balk r
as imam Mal, may be rind er tilled ea it wirer
labour or treat& lie artioa se Impalpable that the sediment
of
the EKGS limpid amid by as peribility ena be disturbed.
Prke 12a, 11a, to salt lie, y, aad 18 par rata
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HARLOW'SBELF-ACTINO SYPHON TAP.
N. Tod= Inquired. No mania boor or lour wino.
Mat dd. ; , 4ppiy direct to JAMill
BARLOW patentee. ha Willawatesat, Mandon-bousa.
Ise that b. raw and addross an on oven srdelo ; dl ottoman
spertotts naltaticen Itonravnto pant. Notablitted LIU

THE MOST OBSTINATEOYSTER is opened
with auggrailag facility, without trouble, cutting year hand.
or wangling Ws dsticloaw ash, byprice a BAILOW'a NEWLY-
INVENTED OMILOPII4III, wn
ts. —JANIS SAS-
LOMarW, Inventor sad /Lawatact•rer, 14. Wag 1/1111alawtresa,
lon name. lhogravings gratin

GIITION.--WATEMRSTOW and BROODKN
easeamsod the rib& to hive the Gust Gold stated ea ths
tavalco—" Mae Odd sad Pare Gold," as assited to Jewellery,
dehriata sad ZROGDIN'S GOLD
sad ail attacks astaubstAantd by Ursa are sold *pap
Gas ==te.at the miurdestararar edam Itestatostory,
le. IDOVO~4fa. W.C. ASOSII MOO& Of shales
aad lewellasy me Is. .sob.— .t Die setabilelmeat Is closed a*
d la tag ingelate sal ea hatardagaML

PICCADILLY ORINOLINIIB.—The PATENT
ONDINA or NATIO JUPON. It is a elmoder tact that
the chief advantages of this modification of the "universal gar-
ment were nsithereontemplated or originslly preelved by the
inventor. Buggested simply by the desire to remove the extreme
unsightlinees at the hard stiff lines of its predicament the
Oodles Is food la practice to papas quell which either
materially siG4l4 er ogle* remove all the atitettoint which
have been so warmly and so justly urged against the ordinary
crinoline. The patent le for the substitution for the
hoops or circles of a series of bands of flatted steel, atO=
have been communicated a wavelike form. The number
of tees waves or curvatures is the same la each series,
but of course they din:onion In Ye they tars the
upper portion. The indentations and projections being
I properly arranged, thus form regular lines or grooves, law
which the bide of the dress and any upper garment naturally
fall, removing all appearance of hardness anti stiffness of line,
sad fully radioing the object origutally contemplated. Owing,
however, to the tendency of these curves to yield ladivldnally
to, or to divide among a certain number of them any
that man be accidentally or Incidentally applied, peweest
e on-
sightly
sightly projections and incorttuaresults produced under similar
conditions by the ordinary hoops completely disappear ; and so •
periect is the contractibility of the wavelike bands that a
lady may ascend a steep stair, lean against a table, throw
herself Into au arro chair, pass to her stall at the opera, or
occupy a fourth neat la a carriage without inconvenience
to herself or others, or provoking the rude remark. of the
observers. The rationale of this will be readily understood by
remembering that the length of the steel forming an ordinary
hoop is under all conditions a filed quantity, and that there-
fore any compression applied to any one portion most be ac-
companied with. and compensated by, a corresponding projection
in another; but the length of the waved line la capable of any
degree of modification—a general pressure being applied, each
curve becomes sharpened, or a partial pressure being applied,
the particular curves so altuste are alone affected, the remain-
ing cures being unchanged. This quality becomes very
observable when these undulating lands are formed into odors
line by tapes in the ordinary manner—a pressure being applied,
certain of the curves are sharpeued, the other, remaining
not only intact iu themselves, but uninfluenced in their
relation to the general form. The steel being of good
quality and regular temper, the partial pressure being re-
moved, the general circular form of the band resumes
Us truth. and the really beautiful elect of a good crinoline Is
instantly evident Again, au injury to the ordinary hoop or
circle results to hideous deformity in the waved steel the effect
is wholly confined to the particular curve which may be bent
or broken. Suspended the waved steel Is equally laciest • ith
the ordinary hoop in keeping out and displaying the dress; the
instant the suspension ceases, se in the ms • of a lady sitting
down, each hand becomes as it were inert, and may be put into
any desired form or poodles. Another result, equally unfore-
seen. but equally remarkable, is this—this form of crinoline does
not in the slightest degree add, as is unquestionably the case
with the ordinary garment, to the dithculty of eatingniohing the
fire which rosy have attacked the lady's dress. In short, 'whether
as effecting a oat improvement in the general appearance by
doing away with hardness of ontllne,as removing or modifying in an
important degree all those peculiarities which have been so
severely commented upon as leading to destroy the modesty of
Ifaglishwomen, or as removing altogether the great objection, in
the event of fire, inseparable from the use of the • Id-fashioned
skirt, the Per patent possesses undoubted claims to public atten-
tion. A few ladies, the elite of London and Parisian Society,
have now worn these skirts for some month., and their unani-
mous verdict is unqueUtled approval. Prices lea ed., Ina ed.,
25a ad—Pamphlet, with illuetrationa gratis and post
free.—ZDWARD PIIILPOTT, foully draper and japon mann-
facture? to the Court and Royal Family, 37, Piccadilly, vowel'.
at.,lainat's Church.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and
meet rigid invention of the day. MICA AJKLYELLA.—
blame. JOHN 000N1LLL mid Cu., Three Klee-ono* Lombard.
greet. Londoe, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
pubbc this truly marvellous field, which gradually restarts Om
bumsn Asir toile privti hue—uo matter at what see. The Ague
Smarclla has nose of the properties of dyes; It, oe the minty:ay,
Is beneficial to the system, and whom the hair is once restored
ass appUestion per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price
Lll.. par bottle, or to half hottles,lo. ed.—lnlin Cowell& Co.
hays bees appointed perfumers to 11.H.lithe Amens of Wales.

TOZEAU'B COPAHINE MEGE, successfully
tried la tho Patio &ad Leadoff Hospitals, coder the we of
Mauro comfier, Rime, Lloyd, reload, and Leone Clark
(Moue. eh Nor., bee, steel. a rim Is as avant of us says,
ether he MINA or chronic esemos.-40. Md. per Melo by you
to et.. at C. Imamate,. WymmtrMe fenedlid. mit lisrmarkmt. LlNDmion.