The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-10 00:00:00

QELTZOGENE.—IMPORTANTNOTICE.—The
10 extreme 'Minya the UMW ENZ for making Soda Water,
gc., bee procured for it a very large patronage, which causes
Inferior *Metre to be manufactured This invention was ori-
ginally Introduced by GEORGE SIMPSON, who will not be
answerable for any Seitzogene unless It bears his name and ad-
dress, WS, Odord-drest, 1.006011.

T" "PISTON" FREEZING MACHINE
(ASH'S PATENT)
is rapidly becoming a part of the cuisine of every gentian:4er
establishment, because it is by far the quickest, most economical,
and esay method of freezing known. It is only by the "Piston"
process that deseert ices, foe puddings, de., can be made at once
rn mosikla, ready for table (avoiding the double operation of
freezing and moulding afterwards). it is the very best apparatus
for icing wines, and produces the purest block ice. Its complete
success, when used with the chymicel freezing powders (in ben of
ice; in hot climates, on board ship, dc., is testified by reference
to Karoo* tw nearly ova of the world. Price from 60s.
each . descriptive pamphlet (containing valuable recipes) free
per post for 13 stamps. Price lists gratis.-OEOBBE SIMPSON,
Sole klaawbeztarer, 1115, Ozlordoteeet, five doors west of Hare-
wood-gates.
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ICE SAFES.-ASH'S PATENT SYSTEM
le the only one that preserves the Ice by 'natural law from
the taintof the provisions, thus rendtringthe water melting from
the frozen crystal (which in alt other safes Is contaminated and
wasted, !Ave, filtered, end deliciously cold for drinking. In
action daily at the Ice warehouse, 515, OsfordeMeet (flee doors
west of liarewood-gate —GEORGE UM MON, sole manufacturer,
Importer et the purest block Ice ; delivered Us town at Ices than
ld. per pound.

NEW BOOBS at MIIDIE'S SELECT
LIERARY.—Many copies of all the be books of the
season are In circulation at liduthe's Select library. Fresh copies
continue to he added as the demand Increases, and arrange-
ments are made with the leading publishers for an ample supply
of all the principal forthcoming books as they appear. First-
class subscription from one guinea to one hundred guineas per
annum, according to the number of volumes requfred Pro-
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LIBRARY (limitedl, New Oxford-street, London ; City Ofilce, 4,
King-street, Cheapaids.

CHEAP BOOKS at MITIME'S SELECT
LIBRARY.—MUDIME CLEARANCE LIST tot August,
containing sore than one thousand popular books. at the lowest
current prices, will be ready fur delivery on Monday next.
MUDIVIS LIBRARY ilimited), Now Oxford-street.
London:. (Mice. 4, Ring-street, Cltespsids. This list nay
also be obtained on spplleatioa at Mudigs Manchester Library,
Cross street, Manchester.

QCHOOL MIJSIC. A GEN CATALOGUE,
1...7 New and Enlarged Edition, complied expressly for the use
of teachers of Music, containing upwards of !.000 works by the
best composers, furnished gratis and postage free. AU applica-
tions must state "The Green Catalogue."—London, 6, New
Burlington-street

MR. ALFRED MELLON'S CONCERTS.-
The HELENA WALTZ, tree by post for 21 stamps, by
ruin. Gos,►RCY, wUI be performed at these renowned Concerts
on SATURDAY EVENING, August ll.—Programmes at Robert
Cocks and Co.'s, New Burlington-street.

want TWO NEW BALLADS.—" They Tell
.1 Me lAm Quite Forgot." "Grieve Not For Me." By W. T.
WRIGHTON. Each 3e.: free, each for 19 stamps. "Two crown-
ing blossoms to the garland of songs he has already composed.
.. . . Worthy successors of ' tier bright smile haunts me still,'
&c."—London Journal, July 28. London, Robert Cocks and Co.,
New Burlington-street.

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Just published, Sixth Edition, pnoe I. Ed., per pod Bs.
13It. HUNTER on the LUNGS. Practical Let-
ten on the Nature, Canoes, and Treatment of Catarrh,
Bore-throat, Bronchitis. Consumption, and Asthma. By ROBERT
HUNTER, M.D., formerly Editor of the " New York Journal of
Diseases of the Chest," with a Preface to the drat English Edition
by J. J. MACGREGOR. IL D., M.8.C.5.E., and introductory obser-
vations on the efficacy of medicated inhalations, Illustrated by
EngEsh Cases.to the Fifth Edition, by MENET MELVILLE. M.D.
London : C. Mitchell and Co., lied Lion-court, Fleet-dreet:
andmay be had atoll booksellers by order.

STATE OF THE CROPS, 1846.
MITE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRI-
CULTURAL GAZETTE of SATURDAY, August 11, will
contain full particulars of the STATE of the CROPS throughout
the country.
A copy sent for ids stamps. Orderof any newsvendor.
°ince for Advertisements, 41, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C.

WEDNESDAY, house-y August 15, at the New Auction Mart, Token-
MESSRS.dBnk of England.
EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD'S
ORDER OF SALE:
1. City of London.—Valuable corner Business Premises, Nem. 21
and 22, Noble-street, General Poet-office, producing 0550 per
annum, for the most part with possession.
t. City of London, Llme-street—Exceedhigly Valuable Freehold
Estate, possessing great capabilities for successfully utilising its
important area of
rentalB pertal feet of ground, at preeent
producing a nominal ental of g4OO, sod affording an investment
or building site of the highest character.
S. City of Loudon, Birchitilane.—The valuable lease of the
nob
Il Business Premisesßurstow , No. 11, Birchln-lane. with possession.
& n Surrey. —The Estate, a most desirable freehold
property, 1,02) acres in extent, land-tax redeemed, In nine lots,
as ander :
Lot 1. The Manor or reputed Manor of Red Hall, with the
excellent residence known as Bede Hall, and about 337 acres of
valuable arable, wood, and pasture land in convenient enclosures.
Lot 2. The Manor or reputed Manor of Buntow-court.lodge,
with capital farmhouse and lands, 154 acres In extent.
Lot S. Freehold Homestead, with arable, meadow, and other
lands, about 171 acres.
Lot 4. Two Enclosures of Arable land, 14} acres.
Lot S. Two Enclosures of Arable Land, 17fr acres.
Lot & Enclosure of Arable Land, 21 acres.
Lot 7. Keepers Cottage Farm, a brick-built homestead, with
surrounding land, about b 0 acres in extant.
Lot & New House Farm, and the valuable land adjacent,
about 546 acres.
Lot 9. Enclosure of valuable Land, nearly S acres.
No. 54, Gresham-street, Bank, E.C.

WILDNESDAY, August SW, at 12 for 1,, at the New Auction
Mart, 'fokenhouse-yard. Ban of .
MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOLSFIELD will
SELL hy AUCTION :
1. Leasehold Rouses, with Shops 64a. 65, 65a, 06, 665. High-
street, Horton, let on leases, at 'rents amounting to £285 per
annum.
Leasehold Bones and filmy, No. 4, Aberdeen-place, High-
greet, Stoke Newington ; let at £55 per annum
3. Three semi-detached Villas, Noe 4,5, 4 Lime-rinse
Yingston-road. Norhiton-hill ; annual rental value t. 42 each,
with immediate possession of two.
4. (Ia iota) Rigid lweideuesa Nos. 3 to 10, Albert-villas,
Ctitton-road, lhunt, South Norwood ; all well let, and held for
long terns, at low ground-rents
5. Three Houses, with Shops. Nos. Ito 3, Airdate-place, Park-
road, Vorest-hill ; let at £125 per annum ; term 96 years; round
rent &30.
& Nos. 49 and 51, Ludgate-hill, oppcatte the Old Bailey. capital
Comer Premises ; held for 56 years unexpired, at a low rental,
with poseesdon. In the line of the contemplated improvenwom
and scheduled by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway.
7. Three iota, Nos. 34 sad sh Lederoksgaislima Weetimume-
park, Bayswater, and No. 12, Celmliewrrace. Bayswater at
f.-300 per annum, and held under separate lessee for long terms.
at low ground rents.
No. 24, Greshametreet, Bank, EC., corner of Coleman-street.

THURSDAY, August 30, at 1 precisely, at the New Auction Mast.
Takedown-yard. opposite the Bank of England.
MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD will
SELL by AUCTION:
Lots 1 to ft. Freehold Ground-rents, amounting to £BlO per
dawn, arising from the New-crew MA addles *Wes. Sf.
Pad, Deptford
Lot 43. Freehold Estate, comprising the (inn Dock, High-
strpt. Wapping, let on leans to Mews. Winn foe a tens of 9111
yearstrow 11369, at a ground rent of £lO6 per annum.
Let 44. Freehold ate, csenprisdag 84. lielen•-wherf, 3.6.
Highetreet, Wapping, let oo lease to Mesas. Porter and Co. for
R yeses Irons 1812, at spawn rent CU per annum, with Use
is reverskai.
Lot 46. Freehold Estate, emsprising Hasties-wharf. 106 and
Rilik-strest, Wapping, ist es Idle ter a Mew of about U
wen unexpired, it 1130. ground rent, with the valuable rewr-
sion.-34, esikamstresa, Rank. LC.