The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-16 00:00:00

%MIN NORFOLK-SQUARE ROTEL is elm to
AL and in view of the Arrival Platform of the Great Western
Railway Station, Parldiogton. Ladies' coffee room. Hot and
cold batim Tara; on application.

CAIITION.—The existence of a " counterfeit"
proves the excellence dale " genuine" article, hence the
Imitations of 11AltilHALL'S HUNCIAJLIAN BRANDY, "equal
to Cognac," and necessity that the public should we each bottle
tceo:c:led, labelled, and oork lerandad JG. Ilarehall," sole
ea Of all retailers, Se 84. bottle ; or eila per daub
we (carriage WC—Dept:it, 114. City.

STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants.
COGNAC IllANDY.—Thewell.known difficultierperlenced
by the public In obtaining this mucheateemed foreign spirit in a
pure state inducer Stevens anti Son to call attentlonto theCogime
Brandy aupplied by their home, se the high quality of ettice tits
most implicit reliance may be placed, S. and Son import sons
but fine brandies, limiting their selections to the shipmate of
those Cognac houses whose name and reputation are an amirfdi
guarantee of quality and purity. To invalids and parties requ
brandy for medicinal purposes S. and 800 would particularly -
drem themeelves. Their prices are as follow:—Brandy, superior
old cognac, 7b., ire.: ditto choice old pal., Wu Ws. pergallen.
Wines sad spirits of all kinds delivered free within dee miles.
Tarim mak —7B, Bishopsgabeetreet-within.

A LLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT.
LA. JOHN P. BIGGS and Co., vole oontractors for Bottled
Beer to the International LOW:4nm Agents for Samuel Alison
and Son's India Yale Al. and Marten Ala and Guinness. Son.
and Co.'a Krim stoat, Importers of Wines and Splrlta.—Oftices
and Meek the loyal Inchanga, 1.0.--Tha Inds suppllod on
nerd tams tor malt.

BROWN rand GREEN'S KITOHEN RANGES
(peke Modal, internalional gshibition, 1812) roast mesa
in trout of the are without Interruption to the action of the
oven. hot-plate, boiler, dm. The ovens are well.ventllated. and
EmMet either as maims or for the baking of bread or pastry.
Foe effirisnrY, monowly, matilatiors, and care of smoky
chimneys. these ranges an uomuallenL They am of all grew and
prices and the large cows, fitted with bath and steam apparatus,
e., form the most complete appointment for large establish-
mats-81, Bishomigateoireet

OPENING of HYAbY and Co.'s NEW
PREMISES, de and Or, OX PORD.STREET —These exten-
sive and magetneeat Premises are NOW OvEN, and the public
are respeollvely Invited to Malt the new imuldifts and inspect
the various arrangements which have been carried out for the
tnetherassos of busimau and public aceossabodatiom

OPENING of HYAM and CO.'S NEW
MMUS, 66 and 67, oxroao-snuirr.—GßOUND
PLOOL—ThIa portion of the New Building IN appropriated to
the display and sale of Gentkaseses Stdas sad Separate Garments
for imomdiato wear. Its mat space and plan reader It
capable of displaying to advantage the saseetenent of
Attire war submitted. at one view, to public

OPENING of HYAM and Co.'s NEW
PREMISES, e 6 and Ff. OXFORD-STRICT. ORDER
DEPARTMENT.—No oath y has been spared In tie planning of
this Branch, with its selection rooms, fitting rooms, cuttlog
reams, waiting room, de. Every issaoaable surety In fabric
Is here displayed, and the cutters engaged are fay competent to
the orders committed to them.

OPINING of XYAM and Co.'s NEW
mom* es sad (17,0XPOILDSTRUT.—CSILDIUSN'S,
BOYS'. and YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT.-711t9T FLOOR. —Tide
extensive Branch is kept perfectly distinct, and is stocked with
a vast and varied meortment of Attire for the young of all ages,
'fa which Attire the provision an known to excel. A separate
Depot:meat fee Hats, Hosiery, Shivta, Scarf., Collars, Outfits,
Umbeellae, dc.-11mun and Co., es and 67, Oxford-street : 21. SI.
wadi* Bawdiest, Birmingham : and as, Brhgrate, Leeds.

TROUSERB.—Spacial attention is called to the
HIM STRING 000DIL and gentlemen who do not mind
amil fair price for a good psJr of trousers can depend on
and patterns that cannot be escelled, at
HAMILTON and LIMITON Ts TAILORS,
104 &nod (opposite bear Hall).

P T TYRE S.—The PATENT SELF-
Liu ADJUSTING GLIDIAN TRUSS, acting effectually with-
out any corapticatiess, I. recommended by the faculty for the
core and relied of Isernis. The niceisary quality of a good true
Is an diciest Meting power, without unneceeeary pressure on
the part sleeted, which &skalds object is alone obtaised In •
Inns anertetunbered with 'Dam spiral springs, or pad behind—
,. EGG and OD., 1. JIMMY. W.

CAUTION.—WARREN, RUSS, and Co.,
V tete of 10, Wend, Blocking Ink, and DyeELL
11satufsetarels,
CA1771011 the PUBLIC egablet Berme IrsdlDE undo* inollar
=min end protemelei to be reenacted rtitlt Uses, or their late
eatabilabaseet it 10, Strand, their only manufactory bting
ZIGBNT WOW. BEGILNTZLILIZT, VIIICINT4QULP.4

TO LADIES. -ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti-
fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts
to the cheek, and the sot tneu and delicacy which it induces of
the hands and ulna, It. capability of soothieg irritation and re-
all l'eSnela tau, pimple, spot.. freckles, discoloration*,
re-
moving
cutaneous visltationv render It inclitheneable to every
toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether
with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar heat.
Price Y. td. and Pe. ed. per bottle.—Sold at 20, II tton.gerden
and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Kalydor,
and beware of spurious and pernicious' articles under the name
of " Kalydor."

GRIT HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT
POMADE wffl change grey hair to the original colour,
darks' red or light bar, prevent Ks telling off, and greatly Ire-
Env Its appearance. Prize la ed., Ts. ed., and Ss. Id. ; s ureple
post IS stamps.—Depot, 56, Gower-street, Bedford-square,
W.C., sad all I:hyalite and perfumers. Caution.—There are
worthless imitatious of this article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's
Walnut Pomade." letabilehed 1815.

ANIVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. ecorrs BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with-
out say bf erterial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will
be found invaluable to ell who Wier from bilious and liver com-
plaint', badlitstion, wind, spasms, giddiness, diulnees of the
eyes, to. For habitual costiveness, ass family aperient medictue,
sad as &purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent mild in
their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
mono(' diamtlon, sod strengthen the whole nervous system.—
Sold W. Lambert, 8, King Wilham.st., Charing-crom, and by
mole in bones, la. 14d. and b. N. Be sure to ask
for Dr. &Ws BLLleas sad LiverPtils. Tbe genuine ere a square
gess package. with " William Inmbeet' engraved on the stamp.

THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
The meet selentifically prepared and most powerful nutri-
tive *Mist sear introduced . regions to their normal condition
all the semetions, on the integrity of whkh perfect hulth do-
=i.lt Is aspect& for debility of all kinds, and from its coo-
mom other Ingredients. pepsine and phosphate of soda,
will prove highly hewed* to the nervous and dyspeptic.—
Price is. per bottle, or four quantities in oat for els. bolo
agents Mom Daum sod Co., 655, Oilordetreet,
sal 111, Ismilmhs LC.. London.

JV PIRTLE DEPRAVITY AND BOICID R. —The quiet
little village of New Hampton, Middlesex, has just been
disturbed horn ite propriety by • sad catastrophe, which
happened ma Saturday evening last in the family of a builder,
named Dunkley. It appears that Mr. Dunkley (who hat
long been engaged in building operations arising out of the
new line of railway which runs from Twickenham, through
Taddington to Kingston) occupies one of a row of houses
es Exmouth.villas, and is much respected by his neigh-
' hours. Hie eldest son, Saunders Dunkley, an intelligent
and well educated youth of IG, was employed on the works
sow progressing under his superiotendenoe, but as the lad
bad too often given evidences of • wicked and "truant die-
position" which hie parents could not control, Mr. Dunkley
had latterly removed him from his house, allowing bin
• small stipend to provide himself with • lodging. Pur-
suing a course of precocious recklessness and dissipation, he
pared from bed to worse in the *tale of moral delinquency,
uutil d length he obtained, during the past week, the sum
of 151. from • irked of his father, by means of a letter in
which he imitated Mr. Dunkley's handwriting and signa-
ture with math dexterity, that his applicatioe for the
money was .defied without the lead hesitation or delay.
This offence, sad man others equally culpable, soon came
to hie father's know sad also to that of the police,
who have lately been search of him. The use to which
the embezzled money was applied does not appear, but there
is no doubt that young Dunkley pursued an extravagant
and dishonest career during the time of the Hampton
races, sad his frequent- depredations were the every-day
talk of the village gossips. Ilia tether and mother had
loot sight of him, until, unknown to anyone, he atcaltluly
enteredthe back premises on Friday evening last, sod,
by metes of an ingenious contrivance, which be extem-
porised for the occasion, fastened himself in the coal-
, cellar, where he remained the whole of that night and the
following day. Not being • resident in his father's house,
be was not . mimed," and whether any member of his
fowl WWI cognisant that he had concealed himself, ea above
is not at present explained. Towards eight
&clock is the mining of Saturday. however, • report of
Ire-arras wan heard, sad as it was knows to proceed from
the coal- cellar, emelt them and excitement were natersily
created. Aimee these who were first on the spot was Mr.
Austin, the landlord of the Wellington lon, in the imme-
diate mighbourhood, sad he at ones perceived that the boy
bad removed • brick from Ail cellar wall, sad bad fired •
shot three& it with theobject, it is cosjectured, of kWh*
morns member of his family. The door wadi then wretched
open. and the moment the lad found be was discovered be
shot himself through the heart and fell iota Mr. Austin's
arms. The mother, not dreaming that the wound was
mortal, eadeavomed to stop the now of blood, but the
unfortunate boy gave • deep green and died upon her kites.
EXPLOSION IN Wnirmunerm.--Lant night an
explodes occurred is oar of the kposager.heness Woes*
to Messrs. Craven sad Co.. situated in Orent Oeraleuebreet,
Whitechapel. Owing to the thusly snivel of amineneethe
eree was quickly extieguished, bet unfortunately some( the
ken were terribly scalded.