The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-22 00:00:00

TEE OXFORD.-ORPHEE AUX FSFERS,
Comic Open, by J. Offenbach, in consequence of Its great
moms. will be repeated EVERY EVENING. Director, Mr. F.
Jongiunanu Le PETIT BLOND! N, and all other available
Went. Admission: Am, 6d.. etalh and balcony, la; private
boxes, lOL 6d.—The Oxford Company (Limited).

ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-SECOND
BALL—CUSTOM-HOUSE, London, November, MC —For
BALE, by order of the Hon. the Commissioners of her Majesty's
Customs, at the Commercial Sale-room., Macfarlane, on
MONDAY 28th, TUESDAY 29th, sad WEDNESDAY 110th
November, 1864, at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, the following
000194 fur exportation or home consumption :—Anchors, boats,
brandy, currants, coffee, cordials, dice, genres, needles, pepper,
perfumery, perfumed virile, rum, sews, succeake, smear cases,
spirits ;plain end mixed . sugar, tobacco, tea, timber, tooth-
brushes, umbrellas, wine, watches, and various other goods
The above goods my be viewed at the Queen's Warehouse,
Custom.house, Thames-street, as the Loudon, Bt, Katharine,
East and West India, Victoria, and Commercial Docks, and
Tobaccond, Rotherhlthe, on Thursday, the 24th ; Friday,
the 26th and Saturday, the 26th November, 1666, from 10 o'clock
In the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and on the days
of sale from 10 o'clock In the morning until 12 o'clock at noon :
the tasting of spirits and wine being restricted to the day of
sale as regards the Queen's Warehouse. Take notice, that goods
sold at this sale .IU not be delivered until after two clear days
oftbe day on which they weed& and that no lots asn be paid for at
the office of the Recelver-Oeneral after 2 o'clock In the afternoon,
and that on the days of sale money will not be received by the
Receiver-General after 11 o'clock In the forenoon.—Catalogues
ma
treet y be had at the Queers Warehouse, CuMoin-hoess. Thames-
s, 9d. each.

THIRTY THOCISAND POUNDS.—This
amount to be ADVANCED by a private Gentleman, In
mime of CSO and upwards, to noblemen, gentlemen, heirs to en-
tailed instates, damn on tall pay, he., with muse, and de-
match. on their note* of hand, alao on reversions, lapetus, and
life intonate, at 6 pm oent.—Apply, by letter only, to L. G., 17.
Jernart-street, tit. lama's, &W.

VidINIORMI—BEKKTERS, in &won from
Oct. 1 to end of Dec., 100. Se. ; 1,000. 36a.—Forwarded, upon
receipt of ramittaaos. by VILEDL. BAUM', Great Yarraoath.

HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE
CABINET WORK.—The Introduction of steam power in
the ritanniacture enables HOWARD and SONG to offer the beet
posalhie ouallty of FURS III:111 of all kinds at a very moderate
rate. Deakin and eethnates tree.

HYAM and CO., 66 and 67, Oxford-street, W.
The following are the several Departments into whlch
this NstabHalunent la divided for nubile accommodation :
No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate Weer.
No. t Gentlemen's Order Department.
No. S. Boys Clothing for Immediate Wear.
No S. Boys' and Tontine' Order Department.
No. 5. Habit and Leery Department.
No. t Hata and General Hardery.
No. 7. Travrlling Clothing. Umbrellas, be.
• system of Quality and economy Is strictly adhered tom ell
the above Departments.
Provincial Breaches : Ittretlngles PI, It, and 11, New-street ;
Leeds, 41.8A/sate. end Dowsbar7. VissilPta

OVERCOATS.-HAMILTON and KIMPTON,
Talton sad Overcoatratskere, Invite an early Inspection of
the NEW GOODS for the sprain season, of which specimen
garments are kept 00 hand.
10. 101, STEAND„ OPPOSITE ELETWRALL

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-8, Grosvenor-street,
Bood•treet, W.—Mr. LiKELL'S PATENT "protected by
Royal Heat July Ir. No other of the ktod ID exiateece Inspec-
tion hinted Coosaßations free. • Treatise. explaining the
advaatapei of the patent, free for seven stamps.

ROWLANDS' MACIS SA R OIL
This elegant, fragrant, and penned =Hs universally In
high repute for its unprecedented 5110C4158 daring the last sixty
years in promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the
human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turd grey,
strengthena weak hair, cleanses It from scud and dandruff, and
makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of
the whiskers, beard, and mustachios It is unfailing in its stimu-
lative operation. For children it la especially recommended, as
forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair, while its Introduc-
tion Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem la which It
Is universally held, with numerous testimonials constantly re-
ceived of its efficacy, afford the beet and surest proofs of its
guaritx—Price 3s. 6d, Ta.. 10a. ed., equal to four small and nu
per bottle.-Beld at YO, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and
perftunera—Ask for Rowland/ Mater= OIL

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLK—The greatest and
sod useful Inveottoo of the day, AIWA •MARELLA.
Messrs. JOHN OlkIN ELL and Co., Three King court, Lombard-
street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, t.spo„trtilly offer to the
public this truly marrellous fluid, which gradually restores the
human hair to its pristine his—no inatteratwhat age. The Agua
Aniarella has none of the properties of dyes. it, on the contrary,
in benercial to the system, and when the hair is mace restored
one application per month will keep it in puler% colour. Price
Et is. per bottle, or in halt bottles, 10s. thL John Gosnell and
Co hare been appointed perfumers to HR H. the Prince.,
of Walea—JOHN 0055 ILL and Co.'s CHERRY THOTH PASTE
is greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per
tamers, chemist., and at the manufactory, 12, Three Eing-oourt,
Lombard-street, London.

WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG BATHS.
Homburg offers to the visitor. during the winter season,
all the conveniences and attractions of larger towns. The mag-
nineent casino Is open throughout the year. Numerous and ex-
tensive additions have recently been made to it It contains a
variety of spacious and splendidly decorated apartments, •
grand saloon for balls and concerts, a superb dining-room and
comfortable divan, an airy saloon with billiards, a roomy and
welbfurniabed rending-room, liberally and punctually supplied
with German, English. French. Italian, Russian. Polish, Belgian,
and Dutch Journals. The banks of trenteetquarsote and
roulette are daily opea, on terms more advantageous to the
player than are usual: the former having but the half
refait, and the latter only one sera. The daily venture
of the trenteetquarante hank is LiKOOO, and the maxi-
mum stake is IMO. The refreshment department of the
Casino la under the superintendence of It Chime, the celebrated
Parisian restaurateur. The superior acclimate of Mews. Cube
and Koch performs is the grand ballroom every *seeming. Con-
certs, halls, and other festivities are well-regulated and frequent
The new theatre, erected with a view to the lequirernenta of
comfort. and decorated with artistic elegance. communicates, by
a well-warned gallery. with the various saloons of the Canino.
A clever French wendeellie company performs twice or three
tames a week. The extensive preserves of the directors abouiol
in red deer, ree, harm, and feathered game. The new railway
has almost brought Homburg baths to the outskirts of Frankfort.
There are tomtits trains a day, two or fro, the last &I late as
11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour. the
mauseitunds of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors to
Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours. to Berlin llllltteen,
to Paris In •Istean, and to tondos te twenty-four, so excellent le
the inter-eommunicatiou by rail.

THE FIRESIDE ALBUM —The FIRESIDE
ALBUM, containing a Set or Quadrille.. Mks. and Waltz.
Composed for Um Ilanolorta by A. WRIGHT. Finely Wag-
trated. Oa

ii'l3TE.l74 'HAIM PIHESIDE. Maatrated. ft A charming
Ballad, by the Composer of Her Bright tkolle Haunta me
_ _ _

TILE DAVENPORT QUADRILLES, for Piano. By STIPIIMI
GLOVZH. VIDOR 1111 l stratAlH. 3s.
OLD FATHER CHRISTMAS QUADRILLL By A. WRIGHT.
Finely lllustra•ed. Piano Solo. 3a
HAPPY BE TRY DREAMS. Ballad.—Words by J. E. CAI
PICRIVR. Music by J. R. Taman Sung every night by the
C.C.C. Christy Minstrels. 2:a
London : Robert Cocks aad Co., New Burlington street, and
all Musicsellers.

rrEtE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms
aad Among Books required wader the above Let, also
all other hinds of Aosuiust Books, with every Statioum re-
quisite for !abbe Ceopaaisa the Ceunting-house, to, sup-
plied ea the beet tome Prlutiug of every description.
Share Certifleates lnprased and Printed: Metal Seals de-
signed and executed.
Ash sad That, 411, neetairselL LC.. sad Loadoes-beidge,ll.l

DR. LANKESTER OS PURR WATER —Yesterday
evening, Dr. lnokester, the coroner for Central Middlesex,
delivered one of "the Popular Monday Lecturer," at Surrey
Chapel, Blackfriars.road, the Rev. Newman Hall, LLB„ Pre-
! aiding. The subject was " Pure Water." Dr. Lankester first
I pointed out the noessity of water to all organised beings.
However mach alcohol a man drank, and however food of
it be might be, be would die without water. A man weigh-
ing 15411:e. cootainedll2lbe. of water. The minimum quantity
of water required by a man of that sin every day was MO
ounces. Without water thorn was no nutrition, no growth,
no action of the body. Water dissolved sad carried into
the blood the mho, the sugar, the starch, the oils, and the
fiesh.forming matters of our food. Hens the. importanee
of pare water. We got water in Losdat from rivers and
wells. These waters canned organic and inoegnic
matters. Organic matters came from animals and plants,
and when they existed in sufficient ontities in water to
decompose they rendered water dangerous. Interwar
were given where organic matters is water had bees known
to produce cholera, diarrhcea, sod typhoid fever. Lately
the water from the Thames had been much improved.
and provided no containiaatios took place in cis.
tern and pipes, the Thames was the water to
drink. The surface well oaten of Lando° wine universally
contaminated with the organic matter of essepools. privies,
stables, drain, and urinals. and should sot be allowed to be
used. It was the bounds.' duty of every vestry to abut them
up. The Broadctreet pump killed 500 people in three
nights in September, 1z,.54. The artesian well waters were
free from organic matters, but contained inorganic matters
which readied them objectionable for washing and cooking
unwise*. Directions were given for testing webers, and the
lecturer recommended that le all cans when water was of
doubtful quality it should he boiled and filtered through
charcoal. He strongly recommended Clarkin pecan for
removing carbonise of lime from water and readeriee it soft
and pure. He also denounced the mann system of storing
water in leaden intents, sad serving it in leaden pine. As
long as this was the cams person must be occasionally
poisoned by lead. A vote of thanks was awarded to Dr.
Leolneter for hie lecture, which abounded with interesting
practical illintentiotis.
CITY UT LONDON HOSPITAL TOR DI/MARRS OP
TR. Cerra. VieD)RIA-PARR. —Th• number of patiesta
relieved at this intitution daring last week was 907, of
1 whisk 191 were /NW RUM