The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-07 00:00:00

Jams, ISM.

T° the DLIKTIVREI of the CITY el LONDON.
oMrriallmik-The old Parliament is dthrolved-a new one
is to be combatted -and you are now called upon to eureka
the bighead tespirtant privtiere of selecting the representatives
of the greatest city in the world. We vortexes to place our
names on the let of corapetlen for year malign, or rather for
a renewal or continuation of them : for we have this advantage
over many essadidatee Yet we do not woe below you
'kronen. Our exert ion in your Interests during a long aeries of
ran are cot nal.. 11. ear have they been unrewarded. We are
old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold our fellow citizens
outrageously overtaxed, we intmduoe t a new & stem, and raked
the cry of " leemosay and exodlencu in happy combisatlon."
We have most earnestly apposed and condemned all exorbitant
dams upon the public purse, setting an example to others in
the extreme moderation .1 every Bill preseoted by ourselves.
Thus not a "Male bill so presented hai ever been objected to. or
rejected, or amended. We have never vatirio.....d our cond
ts i-
tuen-we have never violated one -we have never
neglected our duty. The Improving state oar rev aim from
the continued and increased proaperity of commercial rela-
tions, justifies ns In prond‘ing to give our but ennsiderdlon to
the polalbil ay of still further retrenchment' of all demands upon
the 11/COMM of on, constge eta.
We an advocates for se estension of the suffrage, not " late-
rally" only, hat in all directions. Our constituency has always
been remarkably extensive-the largest in the Morton -
but we have no objection whatever tome it multiplied to any
aslant, and amongst all desert We ever identify our own
Interests with those of the rkbest and the poorest of our fellow-
countrymen, and are ready to week for all alike-for both sexes
and for all ages. We have contioned to satisfy ell parties with-
out addresaing ourselves exclusively to any. With the ex on
of these i rinclples, opinions, and promises, and with the most
grateful sense of past favours,
We have the Honour to remain, Gentleman,
Year faithful and obedient Servants,
MOBEB and SON.

The committee. moms end SON eiideToTn3rd Scorn
a.m. to Nip p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Greet Clothing
Marts, at the Comer of Mhiories and Aldeate • at the Corner of
Hartetrest and New Oxford .treat and at the Corner of Totten-
ham-coast-rood and lesion-reed, where all classes, without de-
Unction, will meet with a cordial reception, sad may command •
prompt, and cheerful attention Mtheir wishes.

MIDSUMMER, HY AM and Co., and theBOYS.
se an* 67, OXFOKD.STRZUT.
no andEstabildmient la the Kingdom for every description
of Boys' and Youths' Dress. The following garments may to
selected la all fabrics, Myles, and aims:
Bop' Knickerbocker Salta its. ad. to SM.
Boys Westminster and Osborne Salts
Boys' Eton, Harrow, and lagby Snits
Boys' Lied Cape Overman
Boys' Jacket& foe Be same loe. Mi. to el.
Boys' Serviceable Vests ie. 6d. to 71 ad.
Boys' Barriceable TIMMS ls. Id. to las. W.

HYAM sad Co.'s muter DEPARTMENT,
and dr, 07.7011D-ISTREIT.
Ira l. Gentiensma's Clothieg for immediate wear.
2 Gestisman's Order Department.
• Boys' Clothing for Immediate wear.
l Boy and Tombs' Order Department.
6. Habit and Livery Department.
„ I. Kate sad General HOSISI7.
7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, &c.
• system of quality and economy is strictly adhered to In all
the above deents
Provincial Birmingham, !1,17. and IS, New-street
Leeds, 46, Beasts. and Dewsbury, Westgate.

WHITS and BOUNDTEETH are indispensable
to Perminal Attraction. and to heath and longevity by
lye pro lasetteation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or
compounded of Oriental ingredients, la
of inestimablein enoweing and beautifying the teeth.
etematiming the siege sad in Ovine a leasing fragranoe to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from thep teeth, removes spots
of lociplent decay, and somata and preserves the camel, to
which it tomasts a pmi-like whiteener. Its invaluable pro-
es
perti have obtained the patronag ot royalty and the
r:my Lunen, and it Is uelvsmlly In high repot. &Asto-
Price
In. ad. per boa. gold at SO. Batton don, and by Chemists
and Perfumes. Ask for "Rowland, osooto."

T ()NI()
WATIMIr Q1711(INA WINK.
The most mdstobie sod wholesome bitter to existence ;
AN ISFICIENT TONIC,
An nnequalled stomachic. and a gentle stimolant.
Gad by grocers, Makin warehousemen, wine merelmnia, eon-
fictional, and others, at 30.. • dozen.
Manufactured by
WATERS and WILLIAMS,
Mart) alone Cansonotrest, London.
Wholmale Agent,. S. Lewis and Co.. Warms 44.•

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-
ter-Males.—lauener reasCie, lned.—The Mineral Waters
of Homburg, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated
Professor Ueate ethoulant, tonic. alterative and aperient
They are of adolnble service In removing disorders of the
stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs
when the abdominal circulation is defective, seem the processes
of secretion, and give • healthful regularity to the orgasm of
nutrition and methilatlon. They are powerful remedial agents
In oases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen. to
hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate
constipation. In esalle of gout, and all other affections produced
by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most happy results
have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters Is more
modally recognised by those who drink them at their source
for then, the invigorating air of the mountains, the piety of
the sarroniatibm scene. and perfect abstraction from the cares
of the world, concur in ambition the action of .
beau edicinal
beverage. The magnificent Casino, which. in the yof Its
architecture, the Judicious distribution of Its anartmetitt and
the richness of Its decorations. surpasees every other edifice of
the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains Moms for bails
and concerts, as also for the games of Trent.) et Quarante and
Realethe the framer is played with the half Stefan, and the
fatter with on. Zero: the daily venture of the bank at the Trent.
et thaarante table is axed at twelve thousand pounds, and the
eamissem stake Is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the
other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable read.
become ,hberallyfurni shed with Germen.Prenelt.
Berian, Belgian and Vetch immesh; &aegis-meanie the Oly mpio
de. of 4.,,,meace; mama, for the enjoyment of a tuner, openft
es • gee menthe paved with when ; a grand Ming room,
where there M a lathe MOM la tnlinpitie twice a day. at one
and are o'clock, amber the superintendence of the celebrated
Y. Mee* of Parts, who is thole/nee .f the refreshment depart,
went of the INclient. A eireemetanee which cannot fall to
bstereet athadelly the Smith Motors Is the construction, sp•
te etheithen, of a new
.the nth church.
c on a piece
Elgra="l"..lolaof gleam yof
3efitert
orthethro, nthabothie linked mealtime, Poems
throe noes saw: Is the sterathe dthe Wank la the thermion
In the brothel wear of the Canso, and In Use mi
used ning in the
Ballmons The new railway has sleuth Ithleeht the
Who to the ontsidsta of Frankfort. There an
adektele troths a day, to and ho. the lath as late as 11 o'clock.
An the Penny co
only half an hour. the earerements of
Frankfort are "UM' easy reach. Welker In flemberi they not
I InDrenatta In twelve been, to WAR In If than, 14 Paris he di-
' =tos Leer le tweath-toer. SSIMOUSOS is She Mar-
Br silk

rORBII BROW, AGRIOULTI7RAL HALL,
L Loodos. TIM DAY, 10 a.qc Ada Mks. Ow Signing.

4:4R88 SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Losdon.
Bons, imerved Wats. Be. 6d.: &aft Is gm,
Ondidairs,

HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
landon.—Blood Stallions Reedit/se Stallions, lieteters,
Cover and Perk Wu, Ladles' Moses, Weight-carrying Cot*
Pairs et Paola to Doable Laxness, and Seeing Trottevs in Single
Harass.

HORS SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Loud m.—THIS DAY.—Haniors Yosszed for Ur Judos.
Admission, la. Doors open 10 sm. .

HORSE SNOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Loudon.