The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-17 00:00:00

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TIIE EXPRESS
Contains, in addition to the news in the Morning Paper•, a
SU tiff ARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLI-
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THE EXPRESS bee the benefit of the Foreign Expresses,
Corresp milenee, and other costly characteristics of a Alern•
ing Journal. But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS
of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN,
CATTLE, and cvher MARKETS, are the marking features
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ON"/ON ASSURANCE CORPORATION for
.1.4 LIFT, FIRE, and MARINE ARSURANCE.—E•dahIIaIIed hr
Royal Charter of King °corm tho 1,171%. A.U.1720.--Odloos, 7, Royal
lichange, Comloll, and 10, ItcgcolPtrect.
JOHN LAURENCE. secretan.

§(a)LICI'FORE" and GENERAL LIFE ASSUIt-
ANC6 SOCIETY, at Chancery.lane, Lamina—NOTlCE IS
EBY GIVEN, that INT EItE,T at the rate .4 four per cent. per
11011wn on the laid no capital of the Society will he PAYABLE at the
care. 67. (Itantan-y.lane, between the hour. of II and 3 o'clock, on and
alter the ilVtil liay of Augu4 neat. —ity order of the Board,
Dated July 6, Id4S, CHARLES JOHN OILL. Seartlary.

41:11`ANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Capita), £1,000,000.
Instßutton is empowerod by especial Act of Parliament 14th Viet.,
cap. 9). and Is so constituted as to afford the benefits of hfo assurance in
their fullest extent to policy holders. mud to `resent greater facilities and
aceomm.aation than are usatally offered to the public.
The ample miteeribed capital, together with the large and continually
theressme fund, accumulated from the premiums on upwards of 7,000
atlor,l complete security to the awurc.l; whilst the matmitudo
of the Company transartlonshas enabled the IHrectord to offer unusual
saran: ages to polio hlders, as hill ho seen by reference to the Iffe-
sPertii,, and to the :tried not eziensite tables, which hare been rem-
'auto! with great cue and lishourexpre.ly for tho use of thitinstltution.
PETER MORRISON, Resident Director.
I, Prineen-troot, Bank, London, oc4 1,11147.

ESSILS. WILLIAM LAMOND and Co., stock
sal *we morn broken. aneta/bray `Mee auctloneera, re•
ti-ectfull‘ boa to Infonnlr friends and the public, that they dolly
Y and SbLL 01.1,,criptIons of RAILWAY SHARES, delkaturo..
likkglbb and foreign ',tort,. rntnlng and all other al.ry and property.
Ye on.. W. L. and Co. alto bog to announoo that thelr pubße ails of
railway abeam Was pima every Wednesday. at t o'clock. et dolma/
Ootomerce.Threeftwattrv. Ldeacq ; to their dem*
W kwourears vegetated to hi oddremol—Threadoeedle obese.

AGRICULTURAL and §CIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
3d. Kerininston.lane. Lon.ices.—Weers. K MIT beg mimed-
fully. to mil the attention of the ayricultural and
not
toepubli to their
deadmiy. to ahoy sehritific reputation It is not lawman, do more
thin allude. Monne Ne.bit content themselves with obrening. that
the number of their pupils being they boson the Important
advantage of being able to eserebo a more direct superintendisim over
the individual etuillea and habits of then...ll4mi the.. it is praetiathle td
effect where the number IA more extensive, nml personal attention loos
easy In be enforced The School will be reopened this day, .lulY
11. The tenon and other particulms may be known on application.—
Mr. A. N.bit's Works un Arithmetic. Mensuration, Land Surveying,
IDEngll,ll Panne. Oritng. ke, are published by Weems. Longman sod
be had rif all booksellers.
THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.—
The high estimate formed by the public. &win: the 12 years
W1LT.1.131 S. BURTON'S dote RIPPON and BURTON cheinteally
punned material IMP been before it made into every useful and urns
mental article mteilly nvide In ether, p,...oeing, as it does, the charse•
trot lie purity runt dinandity of silver), boo called into etbrAmee the de.
leteriou, compounds of " Albeta Mate.' " Berlin Silver." ILIA other as.
called ; they are at best but had inettatiom of tho geouiue
ankh. tummies:Wel and sold only by bi).
Fiddle Threaded King's
Table Spoons and Forks, full In.. per Pattern. Pattern. Pattern.
dozen ... . IM. Od. Ses. lid. 3./a ed.
Da Bert dilM'artd ditte, ditid los. Od. 21s. Od. 255.
Tea ditto and ditto. ditto le. 0.1. 11s. Od. 1.. Od.
Orsry ditto ...... ....... . . Oa. Od. to Od.
NICKEL ELECTRO.PLATE.P.—The REAL NICKEL SILVER,
tritraluned and reed° only by WILLIASI S. BURTON date RIPPON
and BURTON). when plated by the patent proms of Mean,
lakington mil Co. is beyond ell comnarbkin the eery bee ankle. nest
to sterling Aver. that can be einployed as melt caber usefully nr orna-
mentally. In tho lengthened and luermeing popularity of the material
itself. midi the high character et the metbsl of plating. the public have
age-trainee that the article. said try W. S. Iturton land by him only) are
so it re,ard. o ear, fintli...utabal ee to, what tan be mini:died at
any other home, while by no pes test tan they be dlatinsmished
from real silver. Piddle. Thn-,,L Kings.
Ten Spons. per dozen .......... ltla .. 325. ..
Rouen Forks „ .......... /os. .. 61a. ..
['court Spoons .......... 311). .. Rh. .. Out..
Table Forks „ ..... 40y. 665. To,
Table Spoons' . 4os. .. 700. Ife.
Ten and c Roe ,ets, 'Unites. Mmiledidus, ite., at proportionato pricer.
All kinds of repletion done by the yolked prom.
Retailed catelogumorith imogortage. as well as of army ireninonger7
article. rent liter re 4) free.
WILLIAM S. BURTON'S (late RIPPON and BURTON i flock
Of general FurnWting Ironmongery is literally the lantern In the world,
and a, no language ean be erritikned to give a corral him of Its variety
and extent. pun:hems are Malted to call and Inspect it.-30, ()afoul.
Meet*. .corner of N venue-street), and No. 1. Nenmaaotrect. Established
In Well,dreet.lBs).

QILVER ALL IMITATIVE PLATE, especially
Ipoom and forks. It makes them always look like real direr. sad
harmles., which they are not otherwise, to use with sugsz, vinegar, or
tuft. Sllcering thme compaitions, or the coppery nut. of muchworn
plated articles, with UPTON'S SILVER PLATING, to. per bottle, le
no trouble, and saves twenty time. its mot in their preservation front
Corm-in. Fold. with Upton! Gilding and Lacquer Detergent., I, 6d.
Dee bow., by anyelays, So,7l,4oloo.Mtmet Smith. 107. intle6ttroM
Edward, Ft. Paul.; Sutton. ilow Churchyard: Hannay. Sanger. Bar-
nard, Stierhorn. and Tellyer, Oxford Areet Doodle, Laneacro and
l'Oon and Co.. 24, Pentonrilk hill, New•road, opposite Pentonstrect.
TM trade oupplied on liberal term,
HAIRS'FAItINACEOUS FOOD is seem-
stcrt.l,l as the mo-t superior article of diet for all who suffer
from the diAtreaing aeon of Influents. so proralent at thhi season.
N It contains a greater amount of nutritlour properthe than no
other di,..cription of food. All the packets and macs contain high
testimonial. of the value of this preparation as an article of foal for
infants, invalids, and peaons of weak dhtestion. Sold by nil reefed,
able druensa, In Is. and Packet... also in On carat, 7s. 6.1. each ; and,
N • caution &mina fraudulent Imitation., Please to °Memo none
are genuine .oleo eigned " !lards," nod manufactured at the
]loyal Victoria 11111, Dartford, Kent.

ROWLANDS' TOILET ARTICLES.-
lio,‘ lands' Macmmr Oil. for Om growth and for progerving and
beautify Inc the human heir. IlowLando Kalydor for improving and
beautifying the skin and complexion. Rowland'' Wont°, or Pearl Den-
tifrice. for preeerring and hvautlfying tho teeth and gum.. Beware of
"pinnate Imitation-i—some aro offered under the kindled Palitlloll of
royalty awl the government departmente. with similar attempt, at de.
ception. The of
genuine of each haw, the name of "Rowland,'"
eorediiir that of the article on the wrapiwr or laliel.—Sold by them at
at, Ilatton.gaiden, London. end by every rapcctabe ebembit nod Per-
fumer throughout the kingdom.

GALVANISM.—Invalids are solicited to 'tad to
Mr. W. H. MAMIE, of Ilrunswlck.squere. for his PomPhlct
on MI VP I CAL 0 INA which will be forwaded free on receipt.
of two poottwe stanilis. They will be astonished of it ntent. In It
will he found the particular+ of auras in ewe. of anthma,
doe.rheumatism
oclatim. tie douloureux, paralysis. spinal complainto, headach
iies. -
elees. of nen ono energy, lircr complaints, general debility,
slloo
rtiffjoint,, all ,torlo of nerrou. disorders, ie. Mr. 11111... Metllo.l of
ppl)lng the galvanic fluid I+ quite free (nun all t
on
,eroostion ;
Info
fot, it IA
of piewurable thou otherwise, and many ladies are ex •
ceedingly fond of It. it quickly arpot the patient to do without madl•
TIMM, one guinea per week.
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0.1 e following is estractel from the Court Journal
of Jan. 3:—" It is now about four years since that we informed our
wag to be rurretted galeanism was not more extensively used
W 4 a remedial t,. We MAT every rea.son to heliere that our advice
war attended tom: for, in a comyaratively short time. Mr. Halm'. resi-
dence was crowded with the elite of fashion, and their ire fortunate
fellow erwrivrend we feel confident. ludginz from the astonishing
remedial effects it hoe pioduced upon ourAdres, afterell kinds of inedl-
eines and hydropathy had failed to impart any bcrtefit, that the piddle
will thank us for our reeinninendation. We were delighted to notice, a
short;timc Mace, that Mr. liaise woe untronhvel by the lard lihhop of
L 00,14.0 A(01 Sir Charles Clark, his lorildtive physioLtn. tilt, 11,1.0
area rooms In the ealraule anintratus, and hn imMered method. of
application, justly entitle him to rank as the head of his girefasion. We
again recommend our raelers to give galranimo a fair trWl. Mr. Mises
reehlanee is at 22 itrunswick-notiare. London."

THE EMIGRANT and COLONIAL ADVOCATE.
The Floe Numher of this NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL will ay
pear on SATURDAY, July ?1. price tkl. It will he devoted to colonial
Interne+ and roll. ratin, and be the omen of intelligenoe for all dames
of emigrants and their friend+. The proprktor hen travelled lou,is
mile, in ,earch of information, thmush met of the United States of
America, from Malno Mielscippl, and the variom settlements In Ca-
nada and the Lobe throughout AU•tr2ll76. from Port Phillip. overhc,d.
to Sydney natl Liverpool Plains, ;were Van Diemen*, Land, through
the rich districts of South Amtralla. many tarts of New Zealand and
tbe Cape of Good Hope ',cedes tho or mar colonies and temperate ne-
ktons of south America He will he riebted In the editorial determent
by several talented writer'. all practical men, and travellers like him.
self.—To bo had of whorea11, and ofClayton, jun., the üb-
*her, 320, Strand, all orders and advertisements aro to bo
addromed.

SUPERIOR SCHOOL ROOKS.
BUTTF,R'S ETYMOLOGICAL SPELLING-
BOOK and EXPOSITOR: an introduction to the Spellings pro-
nunciation, and Derlration of tho Eetlloh Language. Illth edition,
rerbsed throughout, enlarged. and Improved, 'lice In. 6d.. bound.
RUTTER'S ORA OATIONS in READINO and SPELLING. upon
an entirely new and original plan. 32nd edition. price ed.. bound.
RUTTER'S GRADUAL PRI ER. with engraving, Mat ed., prim Gd.
Fold by Sinipkin and Co.. Whittaker and Co., Longman and Co..
Hamilton and Co.. Dart. and CO., Aylott and Jones, It. Ife and Flat-
nhn.r. or,. and Co.. Gordon; J. and C. 3lozky, Derby; Olivet and Boyd,
Edinburgh ; J. WOlaahan,

W HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ;
v-Ith Pict Tables for all Complaints.
By B. J. Cote zawatt. M.U. 14.1t.C.R.. L.A.O , hr.
eONTFNT..—iiOW to leisure perfect digestion. tranquil (cellar. a Rood
night's rat, clear head, and a contented mind. Hy an observance of
the liptructions herein contained, the feeble, the nervously IlellClte,
Core to WI moot shattered constitution, may acquiro the r ulte,t
amount of physical happlocus.and reach in health lateit Portal off
life allotted to man.
To to had of elivsliinrd, T 3. Paternosteprovr ; Canaille 147. Fleet-
street: Mann, 39. email' ; Nilson, 457, Bat Strand ; or direct from
the author. 11. Ariall-plam Retreat-street.