The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-31 00:00:00

DENTAL NOTICE. Mr. ESKELL, of 8,
Groavemor-street, Bowl-street, Author of "Dental Dur-
an'," .• Pure Deutistry," " Local Anesthesia,- &c.. desires It
to be distinctly understood that he hi not connected with any
one of the name. and that Ms only residence In as hitherto,
tioorenoretreet. Donthstreet, where he may be consulted on
all dames incidental to the Teeth and Oums, and on the ?ado-
ration of deutsl defects and deficiencies.

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aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly
meellent : mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach,
they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the
whole nervoussystem—Sold by W. Lambert, chemist, 8, King
William-street, Charing-cross, and by most drualus, in bona,
la led. mid three times the quantity In one, lb. Id. Be sure to
auk fir Dr. deott's }Pilaus and Liver Pills. TM genuine are In a
mums green package, with " William Lambert" engraved on ti.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—What
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felted ('ough•, Colds. Sore Throats, or !Angular Affections!
The first and hest remedy is Keating' Cough Lozenges Sold in
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chemist, gc., rJ, nt. Caul's-churchyard, Loudon. Retail by all
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THE LAW COURTS and the NATIONAL
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- View of a Loialou I -ork Warehouse—(reap concrete rouges
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ba `wined Glaut—The isath of Alexander Smith, Poet—List of
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Kingdom.

THE 18THM LH or SUEZ.—A telegram from Cairo
announces that two large steamtugs have passed through
the fresh water canal and arrived safely at Suez. The
Lobate Jr Sm: states that M. Dusaind, the contractor, has
signed an agreement with the Viceroy to construct two
poets, one nulitary and the other commerciaL They will
be separated by an immense jetty, traversed by a railway.
The works will cost fifteen millions of francs, and take stz
years to complete.
A PLOT FOR A MELODRAMA.—A Madrid letter,
in the IntPrewin.er Berg.., quotes • curious story from an
Albacete journal :—" A abort time siooe," it says, " two
soldiers on furlough obtained shelter at a respectable
house in a village near Alicant, although the master
was from home and only the mistress and a female ser-
vant in care. In the evening the soldiers retired to the
barn to sleep. The night was not far advanced, when a
ktioek cause to the door, sad the lady of the house, not
doubting but that it was her husband, opened. Two
Men in masks rushed in and, with daggen displayed,
demanded • large sum of money. The soldiers were
awakened by the noise, and came speedily to the house.
They were attacked by the robbers, but being arn.ed, the
latter had the worst of it, and were both soon stretcheddead by pistol shots. A few minutes after the master of
the bonne returned, but the soldiers, reasonably supposing
that he might be an accomplice of the malefactors, refused
to., admit him, unless he brought the authorities with him.
He was therefore forced to go for the mayor, but the latter
war from home ; the mayor's substitute was also absent ;
hot two gendarmes went back with the gentleman, sad the
soldiers at once let them in. The facts were speedily re-
Weal, and what was not the surprise felt when, on unto:i-
tem); the faces of the robbers, they were recognised as
ilisse of the mayor and his substitute."