The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-01 00:00:00

FORM OT APPLICATIOR FOR SHARES.

To the Directors of the Imperial Financial Company ,Liealtedl.
• Gentlemen.—Having pald to your bankers the sum of g
being a deposit of CI per share on shares in the above
Company, I hereby request that yen rill allot me that number :
and I agree to accept oath shares or any smaller number that
may be allotted to me, subject to the regulaUons of the Coth
pany, and also to pay the further deposit of le per share on
allotment and I hereby antherlse you to ether ray same on the
theater of shareholders forthe shares so allotted.

Name In tall •
Beddow
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Dale

Received We iiey et . 1881. of the
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a Min • mob 011 per shim
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Bohan to the Cowpony.
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THE IMPERIAL FINANCIAL COMPANY
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPI I.
CATIONS Sc, Shares la this Company will be RECEIVED
AFTER TO-MORROW ,Wedseedm, the Sul of March, at three
o'clock p.m.—By order,
ARTHUR C. BLUNT, Secretary !pro tem.,
TeraporarpoSkee, fl, Yherb-lame, March 1, WM.

TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.-
STRAND 31U41C HALL COMPANY Unitted'.—BONDS at
£5O each are non ready for lama, nominating a trot charge upon
thi.e.rzraaistot the Compamy, repayable In three year., and
at LlO par cent. per annum, payable hall-yearly.
Apply at the offices of the Company, StS, Strand, W.O . or to
LG. G. T. Taylor, stock and share broker, 11, Tokenboase.yard,
EC.—By order of the Board,

-1-,18-DRUCK uwp.ANcs. Secretary.

NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OFFICES.
NOTICZ OF lIMOVAL
The Directors HEREBY GIVI NOTICE that to consequence
ol the Immediate ertenaloa of the Lowden, Chatham, and Dover
iallway, they have vacated their offices. No. 4, Cresceat. New
treet. sad REMOVED to their NEW PILLIIISES, No. m,FaratIITAEZT.REMOVED IC.
Feb. 4. 1000.

CANDLES.-PRIZE MEDAL.
PARAFFINS—Adopted by leg Majesty's Gomm:sent foe
the miltary station.
J. C. and J. FIELD,
the orWrial manufacturers and holden of the MI Prise Medal,
amnion the public against any spurious Imitations. Their label
to on all Inner and boxes. Mid by all dealers throughout the
magd•m, Wholesale awil f imp ...noon at the Works. UPEEIt
MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. S. where alum may be obtained
their cielebeallod Vaned Benton Soap Magda.

RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.—FURNITURE,
Curtains. Carpels. Iron Bedsteads, de. RICHARD
LOADKR and Co. now Ofl their well smarted. modern
STOCK at greatly reduced prices, their premises being required
for the MITROPOUTAN LITK.WiIIiEg. on view, Y 3 and Si,
Pavement. linnalsery. Leedom Early application DeCallarl.
ivory article muted Is plus /guns.—RICHARD LOADS/
and Co.

lIPTURE B.—The PATENT SELF.
ADJUSTING GEZMAN TIMM, actlai effectually with-
out any compllcationu te recommended by iM faculty for the
cure and relief of hernia. The aecemary quality of a 'mod trues
Is an ethcoent r•alatiau power, without uaasessmry Tweenum en
the part affected. which desirable object is alone obtained in •
Muse u•encumimed with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind.—
J. WO and Co., 1. Piccadilly, A.

WHAM ARK SPECTACLLS REQUIRED
This query is worthy consideration Worry one whim
to retain the inestimable blessing—sight for on cermet know-
ledge vi to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend tbe
certainty of preserving clear Melee to the end of life. Whoa Its
Befleiency is determined a sleety of discrimination must be mod
hi adapting Lenses of the mact power that will supply the In.. fee
r ble injury willresult. Optisalipsacks,like medicialqmeka,
Idrrculable mischief by their Ignorant pretension, se is
proved by the victims of °matey hawkers and unskilled vendors.
Mrely, then, It were wiser to ask advise Tether from some
optician of repute, and avoid risk to one's sight. The old erns
of Thomas Barris and dm ;established 1780% opposits the British
11 reasalista, Landon, liming specially attenddto the mina-
facture of opectaeles, are compstaat to advise on all that -
Min, to the remedying defective vision by the emirate adaptation
of the lenses. mathematically true, of the requisite power, end
also by the judicious selection of a spectacle Mme 'whisk hks
wise important, of the form most beimmiag the fees.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
a never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial
Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable
to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion.
wind. spume, giddiness. dizzinem of the eyes. de. For habitual
actetivenees, as a family aperient niedicbse, and ea a purifier of
we blood, they are trnly excellent mild lo their operation and
grateful to the stomach. they mate appetite, promote digestion.
and strengthen the whole nervous systeet—Sold by W.Lernbert,
anemia, S. King William-at., Charing. Loudon, and by
druggist; In boxes, la lid. and b. 9d Re me to ask for Dr.
boot& a &Dons and Liver Pills. The pada. are lea square peso
package with mobilo Lambert' engraved ea Ike Asap.

OIL of HORSE CHESTNUTS.
Flee years' experience. confirmed by the testinumy of the
medkal profession and Journals, Am proved that for allaying any
neuralgic pain or Inflammatory action the OIL of HOME Cli
NUTS is unennalled. It is unlike all other liniments It In nei-
ther stimulating nor Irritating to the skin, and la need with
certainty of benefit and speedy cure in gout, rheumatism, nee-
relate, luieliego, tic dolmens, broachitis, deafness, chilblain.,
Le. In bottleS. et la 6d , 44. ed.. and 10a ML, from the princi-
pal chemists. Prepared only by L L. REIW and Co., 1
Legentratreet, London. By post on receipt of stamps.

THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
The roost seleniineally prepared and scot powerful mart
the cordial over introduced lesions to their manual condition
all the secretion& on tin I~ity of which perfect health de
penile It ta e specific foe diddlity of all kinds and hem Its con-
taining. saucing other lwettlente pepsine sad phsate of soda,
will prey, highly bealal to the nervous dyspeptic.
Trice tla per bottle, or four onentitles In I2s. Bole
Ascot., 11 ers. Baumgarten and C.. VW, Oxfordetreet, W.C.,
sad 113, leadealialletroet, LC., I/AWOL

HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' CLOTHING, 6$ nod
67, OXFORD-STIIKET The First Establishment in the
Kingdom ice every description of Boys and Youths' Dress.
8y... and Co.'s Cams for Little Boys los. 6d. to 21s. Od.
Byars sad Co.'s Overcasts for elder Boys
liyam and Co.'s Jackets for Boys and Youths 10s. Mt to Na ed.
8y... And Cs. s 5500 Snits for Boys
8y... sad Co.'s Harrow Suits for Boys
Elpun and Co.'s Osborne suits for Boys
Byars and Co.'s Knickerbocker Salts
Bye.. and Co.'s Trousers for Boys
Hyam sad Co.'s Yenta for Boys
8y... and Co.'s Trousers and Vests altke ed. to 21s. Od.
Gentlemen's Select Order Departniest.
Separate Department for Gentlemen's Clothing.
Hata, Owe, Shirts. General Hamden,. Umbrellas, de., de.
HYAII ssd CO., 66 and tl7, Ottordstreet, W.: 21, and II
Setsetrest, Birmingham : and 42, Migrate, lords.

ST.:MTIONS relating to the THEORY of
M CBIC compiled by ),Cr. .G. F. Wm. Limp cloth, is.
" r. West's compositions and adaptations for the pianoforte
Dare made his name famous. therefore this little catechism will
soon rise to celebrity. We venture nothing In prognosticating
that its celebrity will be as lasting sa deserved. It contains as
much Instruction ou the theory and rudiments of music as some
works sit times its sloe and price. It is adapted both for teach-
ing and self-tuition, and is endorsed by the practice as a teacher
of Mr. West himself, who has used It privately for a long time.
The examples are numerous, clear, and uncommonly illustrative.'
—Vide Brighton Guardian, Feb. M.
London : Robert Cocks and Co., 11, New litutingtonetreet.

will appear this day, March I.pricv 6d., by peat It,
HE AUTOGRAPHIC MIRROR.
T
COITINTS al No. 11.
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A Letter of ChrtstiaiiiTliiiiil;;;i:6oo 1611: of Mr PM-
Hp :,ydney, Washington, Nelson, Nesselrode. Metteroleh, frt.
mealier, the Earl of linemen. Coleridge, Mr.. Tenthly, the
Counter of Derby (Mir lams). Charles Kean, Cheeks Ma-
thews, and sketches, with autographs of Theckeray and Leech.
Teseporary °Mee, 11Y, otraad, W.C.

Just published. kap.. price U. dd. cloth postage 2d,),
THE INNKEEPER'S LEGAL GLIDE. A
Handy•book for Inn-keepers, Alehouse-keepers, lamls-
menthouse Keepers. &c. With verbatim copies of acts, etc.
By R T. TinsircLL. Esq., demister-et-law. " Every licensed vic-
tualer in the laud should hare this exceedingly clear and wall-
arranged ineneal."—Senttay Timm.
Ludes . Lockwood end Co., 7, titstienern Hallteart.

MUSIC,.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The first concert of the Philharmonic Society's
fifty-mood esesou took place last night at the Raawargaan
rooms. The 29th of February being the birthday of
Rossini, who sow enjoys a green old age at seventy-two, t►e
emosion was marked by =shift the iivesiag is mime measure
• "Rossini night," the two overtures, and all the vocal
pieces, being *elected from his works. The airs from
lel wire asd the Caa Lad ra were sung by Madras,
Pampa with a degree of vocal power and brilliant execution
which could not have been excelled by say performer of the
day ; and the fine air from the Stabat Mate► was sung by Mr.
Wilbys Cooper in a manner which deserved and obtained
• highly favourable reception. Altogether, the Philhar-
monic Society has seldom given • better or • more successful
-.