The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-24 00:00:00

nMONEY WIGRALM and BONS' (of
ardrinka-Terd, Loudon) LIND of STEAM and PACKET
got ko AtirnaLU. —For 1111LBOIIPSTE (Port Phillip) Direct
fie bare tha Dcdra on Tuesday, Noonday 10, calling at Ply-
ing*. the spiandlil clipper ahip YOBJCSIHILE, 1.100 tone,
1711W071 Commander ; to load In the Dad India Dock*.
immunoiations for all claws of paseengen are unsar-
pm{ sad Magill carry an —tor blight or
to ALLPOlteratincbdd 110.112711; with Marra
irmatx and lONS, 7. laaasalsan-draet.

110tARLOW'S PATENT CASE ST Fetus ew
.1) Invent/en, is admirably contrived that a, well
as smaller casks, mat be raised or tilted on it without labour or
trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the
used limpid Auld by no poedbillty can be dionnrbed. Price 95.,
lb., 14n, to suit 4{, 9, and 18 gallon caskA
BARLOW 'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine.
Price 4s. 6d. ; to, electroplated, 9L—Apply direct to JAMES
BARLOW, patentee, 14 KipsWilllage-staset, Memnon-house.
See that his name and addrees are on every article all others
are numb= imitations. Enfirevillis Er6llll- latabilawd 1820-

CITIAM to NEW YORK.—IINTTED STATES
Nll.lfl-31:DUCHD 111118.—Tbs splendid and
Welke Wombed steamers of the New York and Havre Ste=
up MOM are appointed to leave for }few York as follows

j nom Haw. I Pram Pahooath
Wettsesday, Oct. U llkhanday, Oct. 16
21
Wednesday, Nov. undo, Nov. El
Wednesday, D.C. Is Thundy, Dee. ft
Wednesday, Jan. 16 iTharsday, Jan. 17.

EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS,
beet quality. Upwards of 300 different 'banes constaatly
on view for selection and immediate delivery. Maly chairs made
to any shape on approval. At T. H. PI very.
and SON'S Mana-
tee:tory, 31, 32, and 29, Berners-street, W., and 34 and 35, Charles-
street, Oxford-street, W. An illustrated priced catalogue sent
poet-tree.

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Por—Wrd-elaas, An and 1.19; mond cloak Ale sail AS.—
/or Yreka particulars apply to P.S. A. WOTION, Havre
mann lANZ, and Co., Parb ; O. C. and B. W. /PDX and
On Nabob ; or IL STARR lord Co., 145, Clbspaldo, Leaden.

ME FROM LIVERPOOL OR PLIEZETTOWN TO
HIM YORK TWICE A WM.
RPOOL, NEW YORK, and
rE LIVE
CIADILPHIA STRAM-lIHIP COMPANY Intend de-
molition their tathpowered Cl:yds-bunt Iron Screw ithsansithips
mpg the Milted States math,
FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORE:
CITY Of PARIS, Wednesday, Oct U.
EDINBURGH, Saturday, Oct. 27.
CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct. 31.
And every Wednesday and Saturday.
Im2mo by the man stemma selling every Wednesday,
sad 21 guineas, accoyding to the aosonunod anon.
Penni purge Includes • full supply of cooked provisions
bout Canada and the United States booked through on
terms.—For further particulars apply to
&AM =Auk tf, Waterulreet, Uyerpool ; and to RITES
ILCZY. 61. Ibis WUllamotreet, London.

ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT.
ONE PENNY per Square Foot.
CROGGON and Co., Manufacturers.
165, New Earl-street, t London, La
i 54, Rreed-street,
50, George-square, Gliagow. 2, Goree-plazsis, Liverpool.

MI3B BILADDON'S NEW ILLURTRATED M.LCIAZINE.
On Oct. 24, price One Shilling_
BE L CFR A VIA.
A London Magazine, conducted by M. E. BRADDOS.
Conners or No. I.
Birds of Prey. A NoveL By tbe Author of " Lady Money's
Secret," Ac. Illustrated by M. Ellen Edwarde
Book the First : Fatal Friendship.
Chap. I. The House in Bloomsbury.
,
11. Peter Sheldon reads the ' Lancet."
„ IIL Mr. and Mrs. Halliday.
IV. A Perplexing Illneax
2. Swells. Illustrated by E. K. Johnson.
3. African Martyrology. By W. Wu2wood Resde.
4. An Adventurous Investigation.
6. Schools Quad : An Oxford Sketch.
8. Belgravian Proae Ballade. No. I. The Chaperone.
7. An Indictment. Illustrated by C. .1. StanlLuid.
8. A Fireside Story : Told by the Poker.
9. Market-street, Manchester. By George Augustus Sala.
10. Feast of St. Partridge at Park Hall.
11. Slain at Bedews.. By Rev. Blondield Jackson, M.A.
12. The Iron Casket. A Tale of the Travaux Forces. Part the
First. Illustrated by F. J. Skill.
13. Love in November. By Morthner
Moe: Warwick HOW. rldallollW-TOW. London.

LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH
Ai AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by
the Yokel ,U to sail between LIVERPOOL and NOV YORK,
lath's= LI,MRPOUL and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling
Islhz to land and receive passengers and mails. The to
or other vessels are appointed to sail from Ilverpool,
to et Cork to receive the mails:
for BOSTON, Saturday, Oct. 2T.
A, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Nov. A
ICA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Nov. 10.
hungernoney, including steward's fee and provisions, bat
Mesa wines or liquors :—Tu Halifax and Boston, chief cabln,
Ele; randElS To New York, child cabin, RA; second
IYll&—Apply to J. B. Foord, 62, Old Broadetreet, London;
J. IL Carrie, Hane, and lt Place de la Boum, Paris O. and J.
BilliS, Janalmstreet. Glasgow Heaver, Queens-
km: sr D. and C. Shaver, 8, Watereireet, LiverpooL

MISS BURDETI COOT S'S NEW MARKET.
The BUILDER of THIS WEEK contains line view of the
Columbia Market. Betbnal-green, and plans of the Residences ;
Barns and Harvest. Advanced Farming: Current Note. in
Italy ; Worcester Monutery described by the Monks ; Manchester
Mews: Theatres, Condition of London. and many other in-
teresting articles. With all the news interesting to artists, con-
structors, operatives, sanitary reformers and proprietors. ed., or
by post 51.-1, York-street, W.C., and all newsmen.

TIRDIEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns-
AP rick and Central Germany —The North Oerrsm Lloyd's
Ins lierclus screw steamer FALKE, Captain BUNDRSBN, will
Isinteksd from Horselydown, on THURSDAY, October
=
to kpermittint, at 10
at 12 am
n, ailing atoon.—Farm to Brunswick Pier,
passengers, Bremen, AS
sera: Mini Dada, CS and /21 10e—Apply at CHAPLIN'S
Timid coon Regent-circus, W. ; or to PHILLWr PS, OHMS,
PRIUDYS and Ca, St. Dandan'ohoose. el Denstank-hilL Z.C.

THE HAMPSHIRE AND ISLE OP WIGHT LOAN
EXHIBITION.

rpo IMPORTERS, Shippers Steam Shipping
.L Companies, and Consignees of Foreign Goods, by steamers
to dienise into the Port of London.—The proprietors of
Fres rink Wharf, Itstclift, and Upper Free Trade Wharf, Dow-
Pie hock, Upper Thames-street, OM& FACILITIM to the
exst—Forther information may be obtained on application, by
Wit or In person. to It, CLAY and Co., 10%1'21114er' and ware-
lessitsepem —Offices, 83, Upper Thames-street.

This exhibition, which was opened on the 17th
July last at Southampton, was officially dosed yesterday
by the Earl of Cernarvon. Fourteen weeks have elapsed
sine its inauguration, and during that period the exhibi-
tion, both in its industrial and fine arts departments, has
been a source of interest and instruction to many thousands
of visitors, not only from the immediate district, but also
from distant parts of the country. The collection alto-
gether has been pronounoed to be one of the best ever
brought together in the provinces, and its picture gallery
alone would have entitled it to the highest 'need of ap-
proval, as it included a vast number of paintings by some
of the most eminent masters, both ancient and modern,
and formed the most prominent feature in an exhibition
of the works of art and industry, to which her Majesty
the Queen and nearly all the principal residents in Hamp-
shire and the Isle of Wight contributed, in common with
the manufacturers and artisans of the district. The large
amount of work involved in the management of such an
exhibition has devolved upon a committee, with Colonel
Sir Henry James, R.E., at their head, whose arrangements
throughout have been very successfully carried out by
Dr. Bond, principal of the Hartley Institution, and Mr. R.
Critchlow, the honorary secretaries. Assthe opening of
the exhibition, the ceremony of claming conducted in
the large hall of the Hartley Institution, the orchestra of
which was occupied by a well organised choir, chiefly corn.
posed of lady and gentlemen amateurs, under the direction
of Mr. R. Sharp, organist of All Saints Church.

iIIeINVESTORS.—AMERICAN GOVERN
xaNT SIX PER CENT. BONDS—at present pay 8 per
use Interest paid scini.annually In London, u regularly as
C 4.411, WO Invested in them produces al per week.—For
kW in large or small amounts, by GLENN and Co., 3t New
killitres" An explanatory circular forwarded on application.
/73004000 of the debt of the United States has been paid off
eke ;may Ist, loto, out of surplus revenue.

toNEY.—£2O to £5OO ADVANCED imme-
diately on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Freehold or
ld Property, personal or an 7 available securtty.—ApplL
Ma to be made to Mr. W. LLCKINO, U, OrchartLatreet,
l'ortasn.eonara.

OFFICES, Coleman-street.—Capital LIGHT
OPTICES.—Ground door and basement (thorough order)
Pit teo. third floor.—Every oonvenience.—Front and side en-
Mettruma ha —Apply .
E.C. to Mr. WU. WILLIAILS, surveyor, 18, Queen-
, E.

VALUABLE LEASE, a bargain, Coleman-
azeet, City, for 500 guineas only, Including fixtures. The
Uwe Is Is thorough repair, let an offices to first-class tenants,
Sid reslising 1225 per annum , held for about five years nu's-
",at only £5O per annum, with every probability of renewal
egaitLlir. W. WILLIAMS, surve)or, 18, Queen-street,

THZTEMPORARY PLACE of BUSINESS,
HOLItoRN.III LI, nearly opposite HATTON-GARDEN.
wears
MEEK !NO and Co., haring been compelled by the
wears, Hon to give up their premises neat St• Andrew's Church
yds, Holton' Valley Improvement, are now SELLING OFF at
Soil reduced prices the remaining portion of the Stock re-
red from their old premises to the above address. C. M. and
tare added thereto some seasonable kinds of goods, which
Mite found to be of excellent value and warranted good quality.
Temporary fluildin" is on a part of the site upon which
lik
tis. New Itemises will be 'erected for the re-establishment of the
Ste Sb p will ens
be open from 11 to 5 o'clock until Oct. 44th :
10to o'clock until Oct. 31st.: and from Nov. Ist to March
4.1887, from 0 to 7 o clock, as usual-
Os Saturdays the shop is closed at 2 o'clock.
CHARLES 'HERRING and Co.,
4S. Holborn-hill, nearly opposite Hatton-garden.

THE LIVERPOOL 132ATrE or THE Quitcv. —At
the Liverpool town council yesterday Mr. Hutchison
brought forward a motion for the erection of an equestrian
statue of the Queen at a cost of 5,00 W., in a position in
front of St. George's-hall, corresponding on the north side
to that occupied on the south side by the newly-inaugu-
rated statue of the Prince Consort. Mr. Hutchison urged
the dearth of ornamental works in the town, and the suit-
ability of such a recognition of her Majesty's public and
private virtues. It was further stated that the surplus in-
come of the corporation during the past year was 31,00 W.,
15,000/. of which would be unappropriated, and that
5,000/. for the statue might properly be taken from that
sum. The discussion on the subject was proceeding when
our panel was despetched.
ANGLING IN WINDSOR GREAT PARIC.—OH Mon-
day last, Mr. J. D. Vale, of Farnham Royal, having
obtained permission from her Majesty fora day's fishing in
the lake at the back of Cumberland-lodge, hooked, in spin-
ning, and landed a pike weighing 25j1lis. It was forty-five ,
inches in length and eighteen inches girt, and is supposed
to be twenty years old. A few years since the ponds in
Frogmore-gardens were dragged for the purpose of destror
ing the jack, when one was caught weighing between 30
and 401b5., with a tench weighing ?lbs. in its pouch.
PRICE OF BREAD IN THE CITY A CENTURY AGO.—
Amongst the records of the City relative to the assize of
bread, published at that time under the authority of the
Lord Mayor, the following entry appears:—" October 7,
1766. By the assize of bread this day, the peck loaf to
weigh 171bs. 6oz. • wheaten, 2a. Bd. ; household, 2s. ; aver-
age price per qua;tern lost, Bd." The above year was one
at almost incessant rail', so much so indeed that "on the
2nd of June the haymakers assembled at the Royal Ex-
change to the number of 440, when a collection was
made for them on account of the heavy rains which pre-
OROLERA and DIARMICEA may be avoided vented them from working." In that year, moraover
bair the timely use of KAI'E'S WORSDEWE PIUS. To on the h
00f29t September, an embargo was laid on tie
.""TertWhere. Wholesale Depat, Brisel-mpost Loodas. exportation cora. Prim.

eiIIiTLEItiEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who
Dense
mood and feshionable DRIZS, and do not
re tense • fair price, can depend on the beat materials end
mnityle at
. HAMILTON and umprors, 106, STRAND.
3 The Tronsertngs are of patterns and textereethat sinned
hitatied.

MS. Strand. opposite lieter-ltall.

trrr or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved
unroontTe_d in a few days by that celebrated Medicine,
Chemilkuat lainlitlatKanaldl.o PILLS. Obtathed Ulna&

LAITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active
Principle the Latucine, which pawned all the soothing
veins of Oum without its danger.—Mt. G. JO
an
French
a p .4 a pate of Lamle
Ihitace):recommended by the Medical Frannie* toe
tathem, bronchitis, and all cheat affections. Byraipt le. fid4
id. and 2 rate, by post, la. std sad fa. "