The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-16 00:00:00

A3RlpOEp TRCSPECTII4.

This C.d., orailoal;Ubeen formed for the purpose of waiting
the ordinary business of • Finance Covariant with that of an
Estate ApEncy—a want not yet supplied by any of the taintilig
companies.
Tbe businces of the Corporation will *assist of two distinct
Drencher, TIE., financial transactions and estate imerscy buslners.
and competent representatives will be appointed In the princi-
pal towns.
The Yinaneial Department .111 consist of advancing money on
real and personal estate. whsther intended for sale or otherwise.
and on such other securitio• am the Directors may appr.•ce. The
Corporation will act al.o as agents between mortgagors sad
in. sleazes.", and will negotiate subscriptions or loans for British
and foreign undertakings, the bona fides of which will be strictly
investigated before they are submitted to the nubile-
The Fatale Agency Department will embrace valuations: the
pnrehire and sale of estate*, lands, and houghs: the manor-
inett of estate., and the carivlng out of drainage, and other se-
Bet liAl Improvements ; 11.11 a the sales of agricultural produce,
farming aloe', and every description of properties, by private
contract and public auction ; and It Is Intended to bold periodi-
cal saes of freehold and leasehold properties.
:leveret lucrative transactions have already been seemed by the
Corporation . and although the Director. "owl Der the present
nominal capital ample for all lesme.llat* purposes, power baa
been taken to lac-ream the same should It be ultimately deemed
desirable.

By-the articles of menciatiou (which Me for inspection 14
the temporary °Mem of the Company) each director le re-
quired to hold MO shares and more this 5,000 shares ham
already bees subscribed for by the di esters and their friends.
Pinspeetuas and forme& applimtisms for shares may be ob-
tained from the Bankers. Broken, aaat Aaditoea or at the Tem-
porary 011teei el the Company.

THE GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE
AGENCY CORPORATION (theelesit).
The DOretore are now ',mused to metre APPLICATIONS
felled Lute Agents IR the *country to act as repro-
eettativee fur the Corporetka.— By order of the Beard.
F. SPRY. ?sanitary.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER P
is never failing remedy, prepared without any RIM
Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will be found invaluable
to all nho suffer from bilious and User complain* indieestioe,
Ned. armies, giddlnesis, Miriam@ of the eym, tr. For habitual
Cestiretiesa se • family aperient medicine, sad as • purifier of
the bloat, they are turfy excellent mild In their operation and
grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion.
sad strengthen the whole Demme system —Sold by W.Larobert.
chemist, King Wilhanist., Malingering. London, and by mess
n boxes, is. 44. sad 2a. 94. Be sure to ask for Dr.
omit 's smel Liver Pills. The rennin, are Is a wawa gross
102c2ae• with ° William Laaabwr engraved an the Amp.

ri,IIE INVIGORATII/6 NERVINE ESSENCE.
A. The timed selentlncally pre d and moat powerful nutrl-
tlf, f•nnlfal ever tetrodecod to their Dorms' coodition
all the secretions. on the Integrity of witteh Dello* b.", de-
ctlt Is • specific tor debility of all
an and frown lie coa-
. meow ether Ingredianta. pepsine and mad AGO.
Ortll prove highly benelicial to the nervous sad dyspeptic.
Priv en. per bottle. or four quantitle. in one farthe. Sole
Ili .are. hathnosrtan and hlO. Ofiketalost,
SW USA, Eencburch.strent. LC. L0t1410116

AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON.—The
HORSE SHOW aria open July 1. Merles close on June
20. Prise-Ma are sow reedy, and my be obtained on applica-
tion to B. SIDNEY. Secretary.

HORSE SHOW.—AGRICULTURAL HALL.
The Directors of the Agrisultural Hall will bold • HORSE
SHOW to OPEN athe lit of JULY next Entries to close on
the 20th of Jane. The Prise List IncMdes • Pint Prise of £lOO.
and a cup of not Ws value than Zit foe the hest thorough-bred
Stallion ; Z. 40 for the best hunter equal to not less than list ;
and 0120 divided amongst two other classes of Hunters. Also.
prizes for Trotting Stallions; for Hackneys; for Chargers to be
ridden by troopers for weigittcarrying Cobs ; for Carriage
Horses In palm to be driven in Harness : for Arabs and Barbs: :
for Ponies, Ac. amounting altogether to tnoo.
But.. on the best plan, in which the most valuable horses can
remain both day and night, will be erected within the hall. The
ring for exercise and display will be upwards of 000 feet in cir-
cumference. Prue Lista and conditions may be obtained. and
entries made on application to the Secretary.
Entries close on the 10th of June. S. SIDNEY.
Onion, Barlordetrect, lilington, N.

HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL
HALL =TPA CLAM. for HACKNEYS over U hoods.
lat ise
tod prim US
Ord Was Me

HORSE BROW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
L
SPACE la the Gellaries ler the Ms of Csarlaps, Mumma
Agricultural Gerdes lasplesseste, sad Pause Goods, he., during
Um Neese Show, to be ULT.
the Oglot of the Compute, lierford street, Wag-
too,All uY
.—By order, 8. !SIDNEY, Secretary.

Important Pale of &UMW Property.
MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at his Great Rooms, 38, King street. Corent-Pxdon. TO-
MORROW, Jane 17. and Soak:wring day, at salf put II precisely. •
small library of BOOKS, prints sad drawings. paintings, micro.
scope
and objects, rolling press, albums. cartes de riaitacanieraa
lea photographs, galvanic coil, carriage clack, shells,
mineralesiriosells. and other ealscelliussese artteles.—On view this
day and mornings of sale. sad catalogue& had.

THE ITIREDIRILNO OP BED-ROOM&
HEAL mad SON have observed for some time
that ft would be advantageous to their Customers to see
a much larger selection of Bed-room ForaSure than Is usually
displayed, and that to judge properly of the style and effect of
the different descriptions of Furniture, it la that each
description should he placed In separate rooms.~M, ham
therefore, ERECTILD Large sad Additional SHOW-ROOMS, by
which they Ere enabled sot say to extend their show °LI=
Brass, sated Wood Bedsteads, and Bedroom Furniture,
what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide
several small rooms foe the pupas* of keeping complete suites
of Bed-room Furniture in the afferent styles.
Japanned Deal Goods may be seen In complete suites of eve or
six different colours. some of them light and ornamental. and
others of aplalaer description. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic
Furniture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set apart in
separate rooms, so that customers are atle to see the effect as It
woad appear in their own rooms.
The stock of Mahogany Good. far the better Bedrooms, and
Japanned Goods for Plain and Servants' sae, Is very greatly in-
creased, the whole formiag as cosepiete an assoetraent of Bed-
room Furniture as they think can peedbly be desired.
HEAL and SONS ILLUSTRATED CAT A LOGVE of Bedsteads,
Bedding, sad Bedroom Marattere sent free by post.
lee, la, lea, Tottenham-mart-rend Wades.

HOWARD and SONS' SILVER FIR FUR-
:MURK —HOWARD and PONS, Wanstacturers by Steam
Macbtaery. are enabled to produce every description of very
superior cabinet work at a sowierate pries.—Warehouses, 26 and
27, Hemet& street, Oxfordatreet. and estimates free.

CANDLES.-PRIZE MEDAL.
PARAFTINL—Adopted by kir Majeety's Ooveraineatior
Um raillery Madam.
J. C.FIELD.
the original inanulartarere sad holdenol the 1852 Prue Medal,
caution the penile against any spurious Isoltations. Their label
Is on all packets and boxes. Selo by all dealers tnrongbeat the
kingdom Wholeseleand tee exportatioa at the Works, UPPER
MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. 8., when elm may be obtained
their eelebrated United Serfs Soap lablds.

JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy
weight, at re usable value, and tie workmanship at
a hole's!. manufacturers' prices. ThemitLlT the chains via.
ranatead. and na-parekased at Cha price
Hares the note,
How ninth your chain weighs to ti e utmost carat
The dewiness of the gold, and shams forlaahlon.'

Manufactory, co. 16, Henrietta.dreek Covent.garden, W.C.,
London.
Assays made of chains and jewellery forts. each.
N.B. Thin establishment la closed at 6 In the evening, and on
Saturdays at I o'clock.

H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
MI and 67, OXIrOItD4TILLET, M.
The Whim and general excellence displayed in this attire
universally acknostleged.
Overcoats and Capes los. 66. to Ma. 04.
Morning and Lommong Jackets 2ls. Od. to 4121.
Business and Morning Salts ...16a M , Ma. Od. and 18s. Od.
Treanor% SOO patterns to salad from 165. 61. to 21s. Od.
Testa of the mass materials

HTAId and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER.
el sad 67, OXPORD-6TB/11tt W.
The most &UN and experienced cutters and woeirmen are em-
ployed. True doing Trouser,, it. 6d. ; Vests to match, Bs. 6d.
Attire for clerical, academical, medical. and other professt.nal
gentlemen. Ladies' Hatita, three to six guineas. A separate
dermrtment foe linden Page's suite. SOL ; footman's, /Os.:
cosobastes.

HYAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 aid
61, 01101108111SZT. W.,
ars much admired by Parents and Guardians for quality, fashion,
and ecoaoniy. Knickerbocker. Weatminstee, Oaboroe, and
Windsor suits, llta ad. to Ms. : Eton, Harrow, and Rugby snits.
16n, Wu, Us and sta. A trying-on room handsomely Atted up
in coonazioo with this department.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and
most metal Invention of the day, AGICA A IiA.RELLA.
Meters JOHN GOSH ILL and Co., Three Illogeourt, Lombard-
street, London, perfumers to her Maiesty, respectfully over to the
patine this truly marvellous Odd, which padnally restores the
human hair to Ha pristine ►ue—oo matter at whatage. Ile ague
amarells has none of the properties of dyes : It, on the contrary,
is beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is once restored
one application per mosth will keep it In perfect colour. Price
Lt la pm bottle, of In half bottles, lila Id. Joha Gomel] ,t Co,
have been appointed perfumers to MILLI. the Princess of Wales

WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable
to Pereseal ♦ttraction. sad to health and loorevity by
the proper maidleation et food. ROW LA NOV ODONTO, or
PEARL DILSTIPRICE, compounded of Oriental lagrediests, is
of inestimable valise la preserving and beautlfriag the tooth,
strengthening the gums, and Is giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicame tartar from the teeth, removes spots
of incipient decay, sod polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which it imparts s eftri-nte wink:now Its Invaluable pro-
perties bare °Maimed the patronage of royalty and tho arLto-
erase °Piton)" and It is universally In hlgh repate. Price
to. 9d. per box. gold at 20, Rattoe-ga•deq and by Chemists
and Perfumes. Ask for "Ilowlaadi Odonto."

PRIZE POEMS receising the 100 Guineas as
offered in Advertisements, Ho • fora Shakespeare,"
wilt be yuhlished early in July. Illustrated with Lithograph
Portraits. Gratis on application to prtneimil Deepen every-
where, or by stamped address to DAY sad SONS, LiaoolAs-
inn-flekts. London.

THZ APOCRYPHA.—Lord Gage has introduced
Into the House of Lords a bill intituled, "An Act to
amend the Law relating to the reading of Portions of the
Apocrypha is the Services of the United Church of Eng-
land mid Ireland," of which the following la the eructing por-
tion :—" 1. Where any lesson (includioi a proper lessee)
now by law required to be read by a minister of the United
Church of England and 'relied at moroiag or evening
prayer is taken out of oast of the Books commonly called
the Apocrypha, any minister may read instead thereof a
portion of one of the Caoooiral Books of the Old Testament.
2. This act may be cited a. • The Church Services (Apocry-
pha) Act, 1864.•"
PZESIXT FROM THE EMPEROR ♦ND EMPRESS 011
m FRZYCH.—About two years ago a charity wee seta.
blisbed at Ardwick•green, Manchester, of which some
Freech sues took the direction coder the title of "The
Little Sisters of the Poor." It aan institution which gives
shelter sad relief to the poor, irrespective of age, sex, or
religious weed. It is now proposed to establiah a branch to
this aro:silent charity, and a hamar has been projected to
raise the requisite funds. Amongst other donors of articles
desigued fur this bazaar are their Imperial Majesties the
Emperor and Empress of the French, who have transmitted
through Dr. Profiteer lt.asaerts, the French consul at Man-
chester, a present of four ceps and mowers of porcelain,
made in the imperial masnfactory of SZvres, on which are
some exquisite specimens of painting representing the ohs
toms of three of the kings from whom the elder dynasties,
ending with Louis Philippe, demanded. The cost of the
wars at the manufactory would be shoot 40f., but it is
proposed to dispose of It by lottery at the hamar, and it is
ozpootat to realise a very headman sum of money for the
CavarAL PALACE. HALF-♦-CROWN DAT.
WEDNEBDAT, Just 15.—Admissions 00 payment., 11,157 ;
ditto by moon tickets, 8,013; total, 19,170.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(1111721.11 111.10111.1X8.)
THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS.
TUNIS, Joan 8 (v Yam).

Much agitation and alarm prevail in the town.

The Ana, Bey, Ali Ben Adam, is said to have
appointed a Bey of the Camp (this being the offi-
cial title of the heir presumptive to the regency of
Tunis), and to have despatched him with a force of
5,000 hone to the neighbourhood of aestour, 24
hours' march from Tunis.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Ram
The Cortes will be closed on the 18th inst.
All is quiet at Coimbra. The students continue
their studies as usual.
'Very strong weather has been experienced along
the Portuguese coast.