The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-10 00:00:00

DHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.—The
A. NINTH ANNUAL AMBITION at t►e YHOYOGIAPER
socrery a LONDON Is MN DAILY, from 10 All 4. at OS
Ga/lary el the flordsty ot MAY Artist; Sallolkalreat,
East.—Adaelesisa. Is.

THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE
OORILLI. the greatest sensation of the day. The POUR
AMERICAN WONDIERAwryer all over witnessed in this coins
try. Grand Be/action from the .• Tinviata• LIVERY IVENI NO,
sustained by Madame Valckenaars, Miss Constance, Manama
Lee/Mil, Madame Elise. and Mr. N. de Ikrosistar. Mxat. American
bowling alleys. Open daily.
THE LONDON PAVILION, TICHBORIMILLMIZT.
LOIBL and BONN/LAMM& Proprietors.

THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT.
LIM/lEOn and DINNERS • LA CARTE no be had
with 0011F91r7 aad _

SAWYER FAMOUS LONDON DINNER, ready from 2 till 8
In the Oreed Saloon. at lc Od. each pesos
Special dining-rooms for ladles and nenttemen.
Spacious end vreD ventilated wine, coffee, and wooking Saloon.
MIN ON SUNDAYS FROM FOUR FILL NLNL
MANFUL, Proprietor,
FLEEFISTREST. CORNER of CHANCIRY.LA24I.

STEVENS and SON, Wine and SpiritMerchnida.
COGNAC BRANDY.—Theweltknown dlfficultyerpettenced
by the pubne In obtaining this much-esteemed fore4n spirit in a
pore slate Induces Stc versa and Son to call attention to the Cognac
Beaody supplied by their bonne, on the high quality of which the
moot implicit reliance may be placed. S. sod Son Import now
but fine brandies. limiting their selections to the shipments of
those Cognac houses whose names and reputation are an ample
guarantee of quality and purity To hivalids and pestles req
brandy toe medicinal R. and See woultvarthvabilv
dress themselves. ? priors are as :—/Itandy. superior
old cognac, 211 s, We. ; ditto choice old pale, M., 30a per gam
Wines sad spirna of all kinds delivered free within five =llea
Terms ated—Tß, Illshomptte-streekwithha

toIIRE FRENCH BRANDY.
WAltketTILA !Oa. PE& OALLON, 42t. Pit DOSIN
N.
dd. simple le.
Martod's los old Broady, In case as Imported, SOL pie dot.
G. WA b ott
LKER. and CO , 61, ILDGWARd-1101D,
W 3* Ordtedatroot, Roglataltom

"A FACT WORTHY OF NOM"
MIMILES REMOVED from Bond•street
L Ts, aIIOOLSTILSST, AX0Y114341:11111i. on the
let October. LIM The lea Trousers (originated by him) better
Oro ever. Illelabliabsd 1841.

TROUSERS.—Gentlemen who do not mind pay-
Inca fair price fors good pair of Trousers can depend
apiamatertal and patterns, that cans t be excelled, at
HAMILTON and KIMPTONM Tailors,
104. Wand (oppodte Stet& 111111.

GOSSIP ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S
AIIIISIMENT for oar FRIENDS and ODNIMTCRISTIS.
To be bad, gratis, of
F. 1108123 and SON,
Ready.inede and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Dra-
pers, Hatters, Rosters, Boot and Sboe Makers. and General
Natter& _ _

Londpit ffonar :

IN. us, 14 151, MI bockw ;
ee t Bra SC 86
WS, V. 88, BC, Airlift**.
Oxfordktrnch.
806, 807, WI, New Oxfordktreet 1,2, 3. Harfeatreel.
Tottenhana-oourt-road Branch,
IST, LK Tottenham-court-mad: 283, Easton-road.
COUBtry :
Ilbabfeld and Bradford. Yoritablre.

•
" It Is not filled, as common-place professional houses might
have tried to fill it, with such literary or intellectual remarks
alone as can be brought round to end in professional assertion of
the superior merits of Messrs. Moses. tloadonally, it ts true,
the great and undoubted superkwity at that distinguished firm
breaks through the literary yell; but it a rather as if their
superiority was • matter ot course, which the essayist took eo
thoroegitly for rented, that without any effort on his part, his
conviction mast now and then dawn through his writing."—
London Review, Jan. 17, 1053.
" The ready will think It a very entertaining and instructive
work, and would little imagine that It partook of the character
of an advertisement."—Court (Wailer. Jan. 10, 1963.
" This brochure Is really what Is says, • lisU-an-Hour's Amuse-
ment '—the author might have added—'and hisstruction.' We
declare we have read every word of it, and that too, to edam-
tlon."—Peany Newsman, Jan. 11, NM&

SPECTACLES, unproved by HARRIS and
SON, will most certainty preserve the &grit. Better cannot
be made, Steel, with crystals or pebbles, lie; steel, with
Ea;nSs. to Its. Odd and Oliver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses
est variety, at equally low prices. Barriis Prospect Glass,
lie ed.post tree. THOS. BUBB and SON. OptteLuse to the
goyd lumpy. opposite the British Museum Oates, London.
Established 1780. Caution—No traysllen employed.

TlTri By Mr. ISBELL'S inventton, of
Ltikek be IN the sole patentee (protected 11th July, 1850)
ARTIFICIAL ITXTE, to last • lifetime, are made and Stied
a tew hat" without pain or extracUona no wires nor fanenlno
required, and detection loposelblr. Comfort guaranteed. Mr.
Reknit sTreatise, which tallyeaplame hie Invention. post trainmen
stamps. Oonsuttatione tree. Tonna strictly coodceate.-4. Gre•-
nroornneet, Ikaatelreet. and bennettahllL fougssnem.

DRAMA.

DRUBY-LANE.

Although the attractions of the great pantomime
at this house are not yet sensibly diminiabed, the manage.
meat are busily preparing the drama of Bonnie Dundee,
shah, as at present arranged, will be produced on Monday,
the 23rd inst. To give due effect to this drama the company
has been strengthened by one or two engagements, the chief
one being that of Mr. Henry Loraine, an actor of romantic
parte, who is well known in the provinces and America.
This gentleman made his first appearance in London last
night in thecharacter of Den Cirsar de Bazan, and made a
favourable impression. He has good looks, a full rich voice,
plenty of confidence, and reminds us somewhat of Mr.
Charles Dillon. As the character he selected is one which
is played by everybody in the same rollicking manner, we
shall reserve our opinion of the new•comer until we see him
in the new drams.