The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-18 00:00:00

MISS LIZZIE ANDERSON illustrates the
GRZAT ROPTATING Maggellatlon VSTICRY, as
.perforrued by the
Dsvenport Broth, under the • Mani-
festations." Theers structure tricks in broadof neslight.Spiritual No dart.
nee required for any of the Stances at the Wortd of Magic,
Great St. James's Hall, Regent-street and Piccadilly. Open every
night at seven, and Saturday afternoon at three.

THE OXFORD.-ORPHEE AUX EN
Comic Open. by J. Offenbach, In consequence
success. will be repeated 'CUMIN EVENING. inrector, .F.
Jonghmanu le relit hkerdin, Jackson liens, the celebrated
American Seater. and all ether mashie talent. Admission:
Area. 64.. staffs and balcony. It; priege boxes, 10a. ed.—
The Oxford Company (limited).

HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, &c.
in collasPasa ice th. Greenbaum, Conarnatoey, and
Flower Garden, 10a. dd., 15a. tda, 25a, 40a., 505., 60a, and 100 a.
each. Orders arnottto 21a, and upwards carrbge tree.Pastedloa archon at Charing-aroma
BUT= and llaCpa .OUCH, EIF.EDEULLN, 0001INT-GARDIN-
111111LIT, London. W.C.

VARMOUTR BLOATERS, in Season from
-I. Oct. Ito end of Dee., 100, 6e. ; 1,000, 96e.—Fcewerded. upon
receipt of remittance, by NLEDK. HABITDr. Great Yarmouth.

SAUCE.—LEA and PERRINS'
WORCESTERSHIRE !ACC!.

diendoni e—oodizo. •nt, propoo;o;aeFecesoisamos
TER OKLY GOOD ELUTE,
Is prepared wkly by LEA and l'Eltltllr3.
The public are rationed garr worthier latra
row, and should see that Lea and Pwrine mores arson weeper,
lark bottle, and dopr.
_ Apr toe:LILA and Pltaltnar SAUC/L

Sold wholesale and toe export by Ili; iroißator;. Wereeder
bleaera CROWE and BLACKWELL : Maws. BAR_: AY and
110.. Ne. London. &a, do and by grooms and oilmen universally.

MOROCCO BAGS.—BICKERS and SON
have purebred a mannfacturev's Stock of real Morocco
Ladles* Idegs, which they now offer to the public at bona tide
wholesale prices marked In their window In plain Scare&
Cheapest home In London for Photographic Albums and Sta.
Mourry.-64, Leloseter-square.

rINDINA or WAVED JUPONS, 18s. 6d. each.
Let oar wives and daanisten and their sous' wives and
Miters to a
fires tent;omen till, patent online.'—Panels.
QA.NBFLECTB7 CRINOLINES, 12s. 6d. and
1.315. G,L —" The patent sansneetais jupon tIIOL elegant,
and gr.cetul, the h being made ot gutta percNt. This is
the crinoline which a so muds attention at the t,reat
i1:6100mo( IML" —Court Jostens/

EIDERDOWN PETTICOATS,
These beitatifial petticoats are pesallarly adapted for the
mulls" for Invalids. lad for ladle, who require warmth eon-
bleed vita Reamer. The average weight I. trout 80 to IS
°maces, 42 Inches long In the train, and four yards round.
Prices--la black silk, SU.: rich glace, 70a. and Pa—. Mr.
Philpeti harmed tu the literature of the pettleoat."—Le
Polk& Illastrattera sad curious Pamphlet giviia and free.
PRII2OTY, Bansflectum uupon Manufactarer to the Court and
Royal racily, 37, PICCADILLY, opposite 3S. James's Marsh.

BOIM and their CLOTHING.—EIYAM and Co.,
66 and 67, shiordatreet, W.
The tint Establishment in the Kingdom for every description
of Boyi and Youths' Dress. The following Garments may be
selected in all Fabrics, St lea, and Slum :
Lk to 42a. !f ew Style Overcoat, and Capes.
15s. ed. to els Little Boys' Thy. Capes.
15e. 6d. to Oa Knickerbocker and °shorn* Snits.
Us. to los. Eton, Barrow and Rugby Suits
15s. 61. to 23.. Boys and Youths' Jackets.
10a. Rd. to gla. Boys' and Youths' Vests and Trousers.
Deparlmentfor Boys Hosiery, Shirt 1. Bats, Caps, Outfits, .t.c.
Provincial Branches: Birmingham, 11. 22. and 13, New-street.
Leeds. 42, Migrate . and DewshinT, Westgate.

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL
This elegant, fragrant, sad pellucid oil is universally to
high repute for its unprecedreted success daring the last slaty
hears in presenting the growth, restoring and berratifying the
uman hair. Is prevails his, from falling oft et taming grey,
streugtbens weak hair, cleanses Itfrom 'turf and dandrid, aud
makes It beautifuny soft, pliable. and glossy. In the growth of
the whiskers, beard, end mustachios it la listening to Us stimu-
lative operation. For children it Is especially recommended, as
limning the basis of a beautiful head of hstr. while Its introduc-
tion Into the winery of royalty, and the high esteem to which It
la universally held, with emitter's testimonial& conatoutly re-
ceived of its valency afford the best and surest proofs of its
rnerit..—Price ti. GI, ^a, :Oa 6d., equal to four small. Sad °IL
per bottle.-6old at eS, flattoa.gardeni and by elienslate and
perfuniera—Ask for Rowlands' teassar OiL

TONIC BITTERS.
WATERS trINTNE WINE.
Ths moat palatable and wholesome bitter in existence;
AN EFFICIENT TONIC,
An lanequalbed stomachic. and a gentle stimulant.
Sold by grocers. Italian warehouseman. wiLe menhanta.
Lachman mad MMus. at lea. a doom
Allanulacturisl by
RgBEET WATER.%
Martin's-lane. Cannon-street, London.
Wholesale Amnia, E. Lewis aid Co., Worcester.

THE NEW CHRISTMAS NYMBFE of ALL TOE YEAR
FOUND, conducted by CHARMS DICKENS.
MRS. LIRRIPER'S LEGACY
Will be ready on the let of December, stitched in a cover,
price ed.

L'ETTES COLLEGE.-IRISH ANTIQUITIES.
TIIC BiILPED of Ifni DAY. price ed., by post
contains i—tine View and Plan of reties College, Edinburgh—
Robert Stephenson—The Florence Exhlbltiou—Arctuteivural
Reveries: the Wimlow—Llnie Abroad ant ht Honm—Professor
W. King on the AntiqulUes of Ireland—From Parts—.Eathetirs
In Art—Aluy and otuiton Drew—The If strops•litan Sswage
Qn..tlnr—The .tutl. t rlan Di.c..velis's at Bracher:l—Tim Wod-
End Parks—The Ari hiteetnral Association—Accidents In London
—Metropolitan lioaN of Works—Competitions—Provinclal—sSc.,
Mike: 1. York-street, Covent-garden . and all hoot:alien

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forme
and Amount Booto required under the above Act, else
all other klade of /Lowest Books, with every distionery
palette kw Pablis Cootpaalse. the Coitting-bow, sc.. sup-
plied on the best tense. Trintlna of every deecriptles.
Share Oartilleates Ikepravol and Printed Official Sea 4 de-
signed and executed.
Ash lad Flint, ea, Fleet-etre* LC., sad Loudon-bridge, I.E.

AN ARTE6T'N VI.IONS. —4. Did you over see a
fairy. funeral, madam!" Blake once said, quite gravely,
to • lady ; "I have." And then he described bow,
in the stillness of hie garden, he had seen a pro.
cession of little creatures of the size at 1 colour of green
and grey grasshoppers, bearing • body laid out on a rose-
leaf, which they buried with songs. At this time he was
an artist, and drew with wonderful truthfulness the sights
which he saw in vision. He really saw what be drew ; and
if the vision changed its appearance he could not go on.
He once saw and drew the ghost of a flea' See the pot,
trait of this cussing monster at page _9S—a sketch of
singular vigour, which anyone once seeing will never forget.
As he was drawing this ghostly ties, it appeared in vision to
move its mouth, and he had to take the portrait over again.
Mr. Richmond, the well-known portrait-; linter, was one
of Lis admirers, and finding his invention dig daring •
whole fortnight, went to Blake, as was his wont, for advice.
When he told Blake that his power of invention bad been
failing him, the strange visionary turned suddenly to Mrs.
Blake and said, "It is just so with us, is it not, for weeks
together when the visions forsake us! What do we do
then, Kate 7" "We kneel down and pray, Mr. Blake," was
the reply. He prayed for Vision, and the vision uscoe. He
would moist on it, too, that no one could really dm w well
any imaginary scene who did not see it as a reality in a
vision. He was surrotuided with strange sights and sounds
which nobody else saw or beard. " «hat ; when the sun
rises do you not see a round dive of fire somewhat liko •
guinea he supposes some one to ask, and Le answers,
"Oh ! no, no: I see an innumerable cumrthy of the
heavenly host, crying. ' Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God
Almighty'' I question not my corporeal eye, any more
than I would question a window coucernion a sight. I
look through and not wits it."—.4facingUan's ifoy.co,c for
November.

THE MEN OF THE 65T11 IN NEts ZEALAND.—The
soldiers of the (nth Regiment are most exemplary in this
respect. The regiment ham spent eighteen years so the co-
lour; the men have been broken up into detachments and
stationed in rural &Arleta. far removed from the tempta-
tions of garrison towns. Their appearance is very different
from that of the men belonging to other regiineute recently
arrived. They are grave, serious, thoughtful u_es. with
bronzed faces acd flowing beards—living prods of the
healthiness of the climate. They are all in good condition,
and oe.upy one-fourth more space on the parade•ground
than any other regiment bete. From their long residence
in the colony most of them have contrived to save a little
money ; some who Lave speculated in land are capitalists
possessed of thousands. This wealth does not interfere in
any way with the strictness of discipline or the respect due
to their officers. On the contrary, they expose their lives
as readily am those who have nothing to lose; and, from long
intercourse, are devotedly attached to those under whom
they serve. They have never left their officers wounded on
the held of battle ; it is always a point of honour with them
to carry them off, whatever loss may be entailed. Their
wealth also sometimes enables them to be generous. It
was only recently that a subaltern of long standing was
likely to lose his company from not having many to pur-
chase. Judge of his surprise when one of the sergeants
waited on bun and offered to advance the sum required.
We had recently an opportunity of witnessing a manffeets-
lion of the same feeling on
~a smaller scale. A colour-
sergeant had been employed by us to do some little job, for
which we offered payment. Ile declined it with a smile,
remarking at the same time that if we met with any urgent
awe of want among the soldiers' wives be would always
be willing to cootnbnte. On inquiry we found that be
was possessed of considerable wealth, which he had realised
during eleven years service is the colony. In a few months
he will be discharged from the set ; and, with his in-
telligence and capital. he may obtain a seat in the Legisls.
five Assembly, and thus be entitled to prefix Honourable
to his mune. —Frowr's Megiazusr foe November.