The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-12 00:00:00

BMX and Oa, 06 and 67, Orfordatrest, W.

HYAM and Co.'s HABITS and LIVERIES.
Every possible care is bestowed on the design and make
of HYAM and On's Habits and Liveries, due attention being
paid to the selection of =term' aad family requirements
In finish, e. Ladles' Habib from 3to e Guineas . Servants
Liveries, Pages' Sults, from 30s. ; Footmen., Salts, 60 . ; Coach-
men*, Salts. cida.

,Co. 06 and 67, Oxford-street, W.: 21, 22, and 23,
Newatreet, Birndagliaaa , and 42, Briggs* Leeds.

WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED?
This query Is worthy consideration by every one IDltOttl
to retain the laintimable blessing—sight ; for on coned know-
ledge m to the proper time for wing Spectacles will depend the
certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When its
deficiency is determined a nicety of discrimination must be used
In adapting lenses of the exact power that will supply the low, or
irreparable injury will result. Optical quacka, like medical quack,.
do incalculable mixhiet by their ignorant pretension, as
Sroved by the victims of country hawkers and unskilled vendors.
urely, then, it were wiser to ask advice rather from some
optician of repute, and avoid risk to one's sight. The old firm
of Thomas Harris and Son (established 1780‘, opposite the HAMA
Sluseum.gate, London, having specially attended to the manu-
facture of spectacles, are competent to advise on all that per-
tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adaptation
of the lemon mathematically true, of the requisite power, and
also by the judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which is like-
wise important) of the form most becoming the face.

GIVE YOUR HORSE A TREAT. —Two peony
pantile of THORLEY'S delletous CONDIMENT daily,
mixed with damped chaff and env, will, at three weeks hence,
a donish the owner. Packed publicly at 146, Pleetatreet. City.
None genuine without the inventor's signature engraved on each
packet. "Joseph Thorley." Read the Dimension on this Condi-
ment held in Hanoveraquarerooms, and judge for yew-velem
bow Its opponents ere put hors de combat, one an Oil Cake
Dealer, the other a Veterinary flergeom—May be had tree on
application.

MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY.-ROLVS ART
of LEARNING the PlANO.—Those who may aspire to
attain a power of reading music correctly at sight, which Implies
a distinct idea of value of notes, theoretical knowledge of what
the performer has to do in playing teaching, or learning any new
piece of music with correct phrasing, brilliant tone, and artistic
effects, will derive more practical benefit from the scientific and
lucid exposition of the true pnnciples of theory of this art In the
Treatise tn • few weeks, without a master, than fn years from
any other, even with a muter. "In 23 minutes the boy (writes
the Rev. Mr. Oleig, Chaplain. General), to the amassment of
myself and the ladles of my family, was able to name every note,
no matter in what order it might be brought before him. . . .
I look upon Mr. Bola's achievement as the commencement of one
of the most useful revolutions which, in music at least, the
world has witnesaed." Just published, 32 stamps, post free
(safest, post-office orders.)-7„ Great Rnsaelixtreet, Bloomsbury.
An interview will convince the non sceptical. Private lumens.
Apply penman:.

MRS. LIRRIPRR'S LODGINGS.

NEW TRANSLATION OF THE PROPHET DANIEL
Just published, price 2s. Sd. cloth, is. stitched.
.A.NEW TRANSLATION (from the Hebrew
uA Chrldeel of the PROPHECY of DANIEL With
Ham Critical, Illustrative, and Explanatory. By the late JO5O
BELLAMY, author of the History of all Religions," "Ophion,"
True Age of plat," &c.

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Just oat, peke Id., mat by post for 7 stamps,
lIMMEL'S ALMANAIO for 1844, richly
Illuminated and perfumed.
" An elegant accompaniment for the desk or toilet, Its perfume
being so pleasant."—Englizhironsan's Magazine.
Sold Cy all the trade. Eu.•ene Itlmmal, perfumer to H.R.H.
the Pitmen of Wales, ad, Undid, and 74, Cornball, London.

Tai AMOR OP LIM ROAMS!' LORD LF-17711.—•
The set of &olden v. the Fed of Leitrim, which we
stated a day or two ago as occupying tie attention of sae
of the law courts in Dublin, was, we learn by electric
telegraph, brought to a conclusion yesterday, a verdict
being returned for the plaintiff with 1OC!. damages and
sixpence for costa. It will he remembered that the lettere
forming the subject of the libel, which were Witten by the
defendant to the Lord Lisatenant, and the heed of the
constabulary, charged the plaintiff, who is a sub-inspector
of the fame, with sending threatening lettere to the de.
fondant.

LONDON Cones AND EATINO-HOINZ KLEINER'
Thum *um Asaocurion. —Tb• snarl bell of tbia era.
hot &radiation will lake prat on Monday, January 4, at
&b. Whittington Club, Strad.
Direst. Pesos. ONL Barnum DAY..
ParitAr. Dec. 11. —Admiaalani is paposat, 975 ; ditto by
a era lir" 707 t Mel, 1,182.