The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-13 00:00:00

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MAY IVANING.

TABLE d'ROTS at 6—ohoioe of two soupitidli:
liala two =Ude% Jinn, two roasts. two Malik
la ed. ; dinners ls . luncheons, treat la ; bloat-
•
tuts. ball suppers, ax.—Sahool of r'ootery, 221. -street,
W. (12 doors Borth ot lossataircus). Linage as at &
Ma MITIMUILL.

HYABIL and C 0.13 OVIROOLTEI, Capes,
Coats delidrees Unimak sae lalleired Suite.
TreeeersMiVreete. de., are dada rat the Rossi daiksedle sad
assawebbi
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IMAM and 00.'8 PRICES.
66 and 67, °dm:l4mM.
Overcasts. Ida., 4111., and : fir Matta Them sad
&Mast Olds, Ms to ; arselltnas tssases, meads so mes-
mrs, 14a. dL 11r ei„ Ms, sadlOs ; Isda M, 12a. dd.,
MAL, add ; MM. as. to

PIADIKS. —ROW LiNDEE EALYDOR, as
Odaatal Bolenient Preparation for haperrieg and beaatl-
Iplas the Complexion and Side The :Mimi bloom tt !esparto
to tbe cheek, and the eitlaus and &haw wide If lading at
the bends and sank eapablllty at nesildel liellsilba sad
eameelna oh redenas, lan. iplea apea, hellitea dhoolote,
Ilona, and (Qum estmareses violative% nadir IS Indlopenaahla to
even toilet. It obviates all the effects of carnets as all Ma.
whether with menses %add and '-.Mega, es intense solar
beat. Mee to Id. sad per bottle. old at
wlO, Batton-
=sad by obi nibir perterbora. Ask tor " Itewbratbe
" and Wore et epodes' and parieloaa hales Wadi!
ibe mini at I. lialtdee.•

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TRE •WATOH-TOWER
• wiw miles el 'XIZANG MAGAZIN& Price
P. lea MAP& prospectuses ell
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quiz wxrcli:tovrEs.
as umbi...4 by satterwi sr arehaten pandas, tla Con-
dones dean tempest lo thet - body, tire ale/r1 and ay
members of the Church et Saslow& It $ now a reproach and a
by-ward that a periodic:Eros the oration' of our Angli-
an Chinch ant be so prepared, mad avoid certain
dionalwea sod glom nor ao aa an Os resent& objectionable
loft claw of feeders whore aeons are eareetaly widely
Lion than which Is ew &nets we praanly, in our
churches we pabliely Deeds, Owe should be no normally
tar the,

pall WATCH-TOWER,.
I. In be peps the ithebus of the Church of Imbed will
be addrtheed4zs,..treal members of their own etturth,
their •wa la add etheatiow : rasa with (Wino
end with theirs es all points corrected with
OW et Illevallaos. In shah WATCH-TORIIt the
wasted Wes cram will menthe the stay of lb troubles
had leithspie p the• country slue hb days week dem will
=Fpewee thee baby a topic br rtheesloa ; and both dad-
lay authors a high repute will amide their OPillieni
Oa the peat reilgtous questions of the day.
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7:as WATCH-TOWER.
This new samsdne will not appeal to say
no
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not tilled to pq la tionably, and by lib the Combesters wlu
to wed ins that nee
saaprl puerileeed lansualletsd 'Whit halgal7
to
wbidi hes bithee a nenombw add/sedan
buyers of cheep pabllosidoss to
relledbeoss sables:to Tlnhe wArca-
Towat Is Winded to Lb. educated It will be handsomely
Printed to ionsd Pest Ind IsIII,
It.
Is exulted, wben bound up
In Its half-yearly volume, take Its place as the family book-
shelves, and become a demised want for Mime, or amass-
ment.

1111 E WATCH-TOWKIL
.a. The Coedeetors' chief aim will be the thealeatlon and the
espritionerellshiet: the aew nurser will be no grim visitor,
r a:atazinniumerwlll Maw to its professed ends by invitation rather
soaring Wirtz than teseithine. • portion
et Ns pro will arra a secular element : In them travellers
yr rare their adventerse and experleace , men of science will
pert te the tare at Providence, working In its bearer bat
r teminantkr to no inearutris ways, and the poet shall attune
Me beep be the story at the Creator.

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DR. COLVERWELL on MARRIAGE :
obbyperal, Bvprios, and Dlroppolototonto.
Pries I& Yam, Oorshgl; or Author,
11.. Grist Marlboroagbuttest, W., Loudon.
Constitutions dilly, at Morose Dubaltir, hhishise. to.

WoMien Wona.—Crochet, again, ie another sort
of woman's work with similar advance ; bat the most I
singular woman's work I ever beheld I saw one day at the
Crystal Palace. Now, there le this picaliarity about con-
certs at the Crystal Palace, that I moue saw at say others
so moth misters of occtpation. My poor faculties are such
that 1 can't do more than one thing (except in a few paltry
iostanoss) at • time ; if I &Steed to mash, I can do nothing
ales bat talk just • little. Ime other pumps; however,
reeling becks and newspapen, Gluon contentedly,
pitying with children, sod doing woman's wet ; and the
last wealth's work I maw there was a puzzle
to Zee. A young lady bad upon the thumb of the
left band • ring, whether M goM or of other metal I
Newt say ; from the 'jog dependeda chain (apparently of
the seam material as the ring), and to the chain wee attached
• thing (apparently of the same material as the chain)
Ada to acme would have seemed a tobacco-stopper, to
others • toothpick ; but I am =dined to believe it was
anther. In her right hand tbe yawn lady held • small piece
of ivory, shaped somewhat like a legless alligator, whose
mouth wail opts, whose teeth were draws, wheel tail-part
was cleft and stooped eat, and mud whose body, beneath
the hid*, bed bum wooed, by takiag advantage of the
Wefts, • quantity of cotton. Drawing oat just enough
of the cotton to twist round two or three of the fingers
if her left head, the young lady took the ivory
sili-
poor in her right hand, and kept plunging him up •
• and down, and round end round the thread upon her fingers
with the rapidity of lightning. Occasionally she would
pause to make some we, I know not what, of the tobacco
stopper, or toothpick, upon the work wrought by the
plunges, which uncoiled the cotton from the alligator's
body. Ultimately she gave vicious bite (ootelegant
action) at that part of the th: an
ead which connected her work
I with the coital remaining round the alligator's body,
effected • operation, and spread oat ripoa bar knees a
figure assisting of four loop of cotton joined together
after the Leticia of the lava of certain flowers. Then
she repeated her former rapid motions (having
wound more cotton round the alligator), sad when
she had made • comber of these cotton figures she tied
them together till they formed • row of some Isagth. I bad
Dever seen this sort of woman's work betas, and therefore,
when the concert was over I wandered about the grand
transept mach troubled in spirit. We ars certainly wonder-
fully made, thought I, particularly women ; why, if I were
to at that horrid-looking stuff Ole beautiful girl at the
counter over then is mothios to sweetly, it would
disagree
with me to& eirtainty,aad make my ooniplextoo moe:a
it it (which isnyiog a grist deal.) And yeti oes her compeers
contioually feasting upon that compound (it looked like cake
withcold-cream iota over it) with impunity ; their skin is
as clear as crystal, sad as spotless as snow. Their ineidee and
their outsides—thelr ways and their looks, are to me incota-
preheosibla I wish somebody would explain to me both
the mystery of • good complexiou and the mystery of
the ring, the tobacco-stopper, and the alligator. Scarcely
had I finished my thoughts when 1 espied • friend
in need ; Mrs. Porton was exactly the to relieve
my mind. I wu informed that the allis for was called
a shuttle, and that the work was WWI =Wag.
What tattooing mesas I had always had mow idea, sad have
been expect's, it to be revived at those fashionable balls
where the ladies have next to u nothing to ever,* sad sow
I have • hazy option of what Is meeat by tatting. I can't
give the etymology of the word ; bet I one my that for the
I axhibitioa of a pretty hand is is the of the very beet kinds
of woman's work. Vihether it mart be dams to the seem-
paniment of mono I forgot to ask; but by all Mans let II
be done in public. The ring, and the alma, sod the tooth-
• and the ivory. and the logos moo white than the
ivory, glittering, end fruiting, sod gleaming, and twisting,
sad curving, are very ataorbiag. N.B. A diamond nog on
the fourth taw of either bud adds mach to the effect.—
The Queen.
WILL oe Mt LATE J. W. WALLaci.—Tbe will of
the late James W. Weikel', proprietor ad manager if
Wallach's Theatre, in Broadway, hos boss admitted to pro-
bate. The testator giw the theatre to his eon, John
Leese Welleak. except's' 51. earthy per week, winch be
directs to be paid to his sou, Outs= -Bury Wallach, of
the British army. To Captain Wallach he leaves half lie
plate aid the proceeds of his beam is Poesztesothetreet,
which he dents to be sold ter ids beesilt. To Mr. John
Lester Walled be loaves his estate at Lee' Bros* std his
mosey is bank nooks, hoods, ho., sad all his residuary
estate is to be equally divided betimes Captain He
Wei Dl= sad big brother, Ms. Liana Wallask.—Neve Pert
Nonsiti,AUlS.