The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-12 00:00:00

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL—Thiselegant,
fragrant, and pellucid .41 is universally to high repute for
its unprecedented success during the last sixty years in pro.
noting the growth, restoring, and beautifying the human hair.
It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens
weak hair. cleanses It from scurf and dandriff, and makes it
beautifully soft, pliable, and Rimy. Yor children It is espe-
cially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of
hair, while its introduction Into the nursery of nlalty, and the
high esteem in which It le universally held, with numerous SSW-
modals constantly received of its efficacy, afford the beat and
wrest proofs of Its merits. Price 3a. Od., 75., 10s. 6d., equal to
four small, and 21s. per bottle.—field at 20, Hattomgaden, and
M chemists and perfumers.—Ask for Jtowlands' Maoarar OIL

BILIOUS and Liver Complaints, indigestion,
Sick Headache, Loss of Appetite. Drowsiness, °thinness
Sthanis, and all Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, ars quickly
moved by that w9-krio.w.n remedy,

FRAMPTON'S Pll.l.iir /MALTS
They unite the recommendation of e mild operation with the
wet successful effect; and where an aperient is required nothing
sea be better adapted. Sold by all medicine vendors, at la. lid.
sad 2a. 9d. per box, or obtained through any chemist.

ILL WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTION
should me
NORTON'S CAMOMILI Pala.
Sold everywhere. I.:Mtlee. 14.1. te. 9d.. and 11..

DR SCOTI"S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
. never tailing remedy, prepared without any mercurial
asteellent, will be totted invaluable to all who suffer from bilious
and liver complaints, indigestion, wiud, opsams, giddiness, dial.
MOO of the OM &.0. Nor Labitual ruthivensos, sa a tonally
*orient medicine, and as a partner of the blood, they are truly
wettest; mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach,
they mate appetite, pr•mote dlgestlim, and strengthen the
whole nervous aystem.—tiofd by W. Lambert. &smith, g, Bing
Wilitunthreet, Charing-woes, and by moth dnthriant, Is bores
la lyd. and three times the quantity In one. Is. ed. De etre to
eat foe Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Nth. The genuine are In a
its peon package, with Lambert" engraved on to.
Ami

ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
A TFIrRADAY, Pith December. wi l lie published the
IXTP.A DOUBLE NUMBER fur CILEDITILLS,
Written entirely
By CHALLIS DICKEeII
And WILILAY COLLIN&

The certificates and prises awarded to the atm-
amid candidates at the late Oxford and Cambridge
examinations, held at Exeter, were distributed on Tburs.
day at the Exeter Guildhall. The Mayor (Mr. R. T.
Head) occupied the chair, and among those who supported
him were Sir J. D. Coleridge, Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., M.P.,
Mr. 7. D. Acland, M.P. Sir John Kennaway, Mr. S. T.
Kekewicb, M.P., Rev. Prebendary Mackarnesa, Rev. Pre-
bendary Sanders, Mr. W. H. Sillifant, Mr. A. H. Hamilton,
and Mr. H. Ford. _

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OCR BLACK DESCENDANT3.—At a meeting of
anthropologist., which had also an international character,
at Paris lately, BL Quatrefages, one of the most eminent
French saran, raised the question whether the first in.
habitants of Europe were white or black. Quatrefages
thinks that the whites preceded every where the negroes,
who descend from them. The principal argument which
he invokes in favour of that opinion is the following.
An travellers who have lived in countries where only
the negro race dwelt have remarked that sometimes
children were born of paler colour, less distant from the
white typo. This, says M. Quatrefages, is to be explained
by the influence of white ancestors, whose type reappears
exceptionally amongst their negro descendants. This re-
appearance of the ancestral type is what is called atavism ;
"ind, as black children are never found amongst the
white races, it must be inferredthat, if the negroes descend
from the wl“tes, the whites do not descend from the
negroms."—Bri:ishiffdica/ Journal.
ARRIVALs AT TIIE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENII. —The
grand acquisition of the past week has been a great ant-
eater (Myrrneroptami jubala). There has also been re-
ceived a coypu (Mgoplamus coypu), an aquatic rodent,
something like a gigantic water-rat in appearance, but
which is more nearly akin to) the porcupines ; and an-
other wapiti fawn has made its appearance. A pair of
common wood-pigeone has been added to the collection,
also a West Indian snake (Trapidonotaa), and a number of
JApporampi, commonly known as "sea-horses," which
are very interesting objects in one of the aquaria in the
fish-house. The great ant-eater is kept in the house oppo-
site to the kangaroo inclosurea, in the cage in which the
three banded armadillo was formerly exhibited, end appro-
priately next to that containing the sloths (lirad yams).
Our readers are well aware that this most remarkable
animal is now exhibited for the first time. There was a
very fine one some yearn ago, which has been admirably
represented by Joseph Wolf in sundry characteristic atti-
tudes, as may be peen in the neighbouring picture-gallery
near the reptile-home ; and during last winter a partici.
larly_larFe specimen was offered to the society, but at a
Prelnbitsve pries, and it was afterwards taken to Antwerp,
when it expired very recently.—Lead and Water.
A notice in last night's Gazette states that the
restrictions which had been waded twelve months ago as
to the importation of cattle, hides, kc., into Dantrig by
an, owing to the existence of the rinderpest in Holland
and Great Britain, have roosatly been dons away with.

PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZBTTB.

IMAMS OF BOLICITOIUS AND FURTHER PARTICULAR/1 TO BE
OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE Of THE CHIEF REGIETRANI,
COVET OF BANKRUPTCY. BABINGHALL-ETILKIT.I

SAN /!t!Y PM.

TucoveroixiAirttem Bitali,-11-iiii:sirTlet, Deptford, currier, to

surrender Ott. 24, :it 12
Vitudast PAWS, Bartlett's-Wilding'. Holborn. and Waltham-
stow. Journeyman baker, Oet. 29, at 12.
flown,
Haman Wentworth-street, Whlteehapel, tavern keeper,
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Oct. ZS, at 1:
JOHN DILLIMOIIII, Bow, Job master, Oct 23, M 12.
11ENKY DVIIIAIIII, gt. George's-sheet East, and Hackney-road,
. _

baker. Oct. ZS, it 1.
GrAMOK PVLLICTM, Reacx.street, Islington, late circus prowl-
.

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Oct. n, at 11.
JANRS Karin WIRE, Temperance-villas, Walham-green, late
c',rn dealer, Oct 24, at It.
Commie; Howl, Kempston, Beds. grocer, Oct. 2.4, at 11.
JoHN CLARE, Capland•street, Llsson-grove.ganlener,Oct.24,atli.
URART STARK, Orenada-terrace, Commercial-road Cast, iron-
. rammer, Oct. !4, at 1.. . . . .

Hanger•lane, Stamford-MIL cotnmerclal
clerk. Oct. 2,4, at II
WttLiait !IlcanT Bra. Great Cambridgeatreet. Illackne) road,

bookmaker, Oct. 24, at 12.
7.1 c 9 PAILFITI, White hone-street, Llmehouse, butcher, Oct.

24, at 12.
ALFRED ligows, lirmlestons 8L rater, near Salisbury, builder,

Oct. 24, at I.
eLAMENTTIOHLASPATRICH,AIderspIo-st.,greenoTocar,o4.24,stl.
Jost 1101111:13, liortuan.rosa, New Wimbledon, carpenter,
Oct. 24, at 1.
WILLIAM Houton, Whitmore-rd., Horton, butcher, 0ct.24,at1.
WILLIAM MASSWELD, havage-gardens, City, and bilklmai -park,
Islington, wine merchant, Oct. 24, at 1.
JOsarn CLMlnotn. Prince of Wale*.yard, Maitland-road, cab
driver, Oct. 29, at 11.
THOMAS Pall, Brklgwaterigrom, Wandsworth, labourer,
Oct. 29, at 11.
CHAILWI DUTTON,
imp, Oct. 29 at 11
Watt...ll3olm Hoorn, Grafton-street, Hilo-end-road, clerk to a
whartlager, Oct. 29, at 12.
RICHIAID WALSER, New Windom, Berke, builder, Oct. 94, at 12.
JANIS nAncocz, Whitellll-grove, Wandsworth-road, foreman
to a contractor, Oct. 29, at IL
ISAAC MAT, ma., rpmlnster hill. Eases, carpenter, Oct.29,at IL
DevinAimorm, tattoo, straw plait dealer, and Marastead, Hero,
farmer, Oct. 49, at 1.
Joint RtLI, Kingston.upon-Thameo, builder, Oct. V, at 1.
JOSIPH Osumi Ll.xxsicrs, Camberwell-road, zinc worker,
_Oct. 24, at I.

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OXISIDDI (Str), But, Shepherd's-well, near
Doves, Oct 24. at 11
THoMASSABBARTON, Edwardntreet, Islington, cabinet maker,
Oct 29 at 11. _ .

Atrir.D JAW EngsrolTH, Nicholas-lane, City, and Twicken-
ham, Insurance broker, Oct. 24, at 11.
LOUIS BINJAJUIf BALI and WILLIAM IlijiT Bum, Borough-
road. drapers, Oct. 30, at 11.
Camume Prins and Jostre Wkarinirron, Cheapalde, and Co-
ventry, ribbon manulacturers, Oct. 23, at 11.
JOSIYR RORIICARYLI and WILLIAM TH011,939, Birmingham,
prevision merchants, Oct. 25, at 12.
gyßy CfirsHllll, Rugeley, Stafferdsh., builder, Oct. 25, at 12.
WILLIAM listwoob, Birmingham, grocer, Oct. 23, at 12.
CHAILLI Stairroxn, jun , Bristol, cominisalon agent,Oct.23, at 11.
JAW Lime, Cheltenham. glass dealer, Oct Id, at 11.
WILLIAM W 11.1.1.4113, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, licensed victualler,
Oct. 23, at 11.
Clgoacig Muer, 01111ngharo, Dorsetsh., miller, Oct 41, at le.
Ma xtrELL CARTER AUX WALL, Leeds, clothier, Oct. 29, at 11.
Agit. HinewUrvg, ingston-upon.3lnll, printer, Oct. 23, at 12.
RICHARD RAVEISCROef, Wetienhall, Cheab.,farnicr,Oct.24,atl2.
Janis ARIMTRogo, Barton-upon-Irwell, Lancashire, late coal
agent, Oct. 29, at 11.
Jang3 ALAPAHA Manchester, glass dealer, Oct. 25, at 11.

NewcastleTOpon•Tyne, fish dealer,tkt E 4, at 12.
WILLIAM NOM?, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, shiplirokcr, Oct. 24, atlL
Wittiest Comenvg, Burnley, shuttle maker, Oct. 24, at S.
WALTIIR PlllLLirs,Birminglisin,manutacturer's clerk.Nov.tatlO.
Joint ELIO, Wolverhampton. travelling Ifraper. Oct. 29, at 12.
JOHN ClOonitirD, W Ulenhall, Staffordshire, late henhouse keeper,
Oct. 29, at 12.
CURISTOKIERTARN LAMI,CronI, Durham, late grocer,Oct.2s, at 2.
Etriaturrs Hoorn, Eyde, Isle of Wight, fishmonger, Ochs, at t
Jolla Tituarg, Manchester, yam agent, Oct. 26, at
EDwARD 51101011, Went Sinethwick, Staffordshire, labourer at
slam works, Oct. 21, at 11.
ROllll2 BALDWIN, Palgrave, Suffolk, general dealer, Oct. 23, at 1.
EDWARD HuNlitillit ktedditch,Worcestersh.iimver,Oct.ttatll.
THoMAN WILLILE AMBLE, WalcOte, Leicestershire, licensed
victualler, Oct. 21, at 12.
Tamitas Bum Liverpool, butcher, Oct. 21, at S.
ROW? Kinsmen Everton, Lancashire, smallware dealer,
Oct. 24, at 3.
HURL Camila)! Cimino, Liverpool, commisnion agent, Oct.
23, at
JAW WLylm, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, shoemaker,
Oct. 23, at 11.
TIMMAN TIDMARRIT, Clifton, Oson, boathouse keeper. OcLeitat 10.
TuOltseBcriv Ss. Neath, Glamorgansh.,process server,Oct.2l,atll.
BIAVI? Livers, Bracebridge, Lincolnsh., labourer, Oct. 23, at 11.
Games Waiting)* Riggs, Jarrow, Durham, journeyman
mason, Oct 22, at 12.
CMARLIW Jostsi flanan. Elland, Vorksh., victualler. Oct.2s,at 10.
Lucy ONWIN, SDeby, Lelocatenldre, milliner, Oct. 22. at 11.
WILLIAM DUMMY, Denver, Norfolk, carpenter, Oct. 26, at 10.
WILLIAM HALL, Kingsley, 84affordsidri, labourer, Oct. st, mi 11.
WILLIAM FAWN, Aldershot, coal merchant, Oct Ti, at
J4OOll Siouan, Carlisle, builder, Oct VI, at 11.
SAMVIL WILLIAMS., last Dean, Glotoentershire, stonemason,
Oct. 24, at 10.
Tamen EDWARD lIILLPARTICI, Sheerness, smith, Oct 25, at 12.
JANIS DAVINroitT, Rowley Begin, Staffordshire, 'lead burner,
Oct. 25, at IL
ERR Ng= GRAFT, Sunderland, late brush roanufact., Oct.29,at 12.
WILLIAM WILKINsoN, Illahopwearmouth, Durham, cab driver,
Oct. 29, at 12.
EIRNRY MILD, Brighton, late licensed victualler, Oct. 23, at 11.
Itnwain HAMMOND, Dariiegton, Durham, butter dealer, Oct.
23, at to.
JOHN HARRNR, Melsonby, Yorkshire, enginenian. Oct. 21, at 10.
WILLIAM BILL, Marton Lordship, Yorkshire. farmer. Oct. 25, at 2.
WILLIAM KILNALL, Newcastle-under-Lyme, grocer, Oct. 26, at 11.
DAVID BARIM7R, Doncaster, travelling draper, Oct. 34, at 12.
BAN ILRUYIVY AN NULLED.
Oct. A. EDWARD 1100111, Holland-park.rued. Kensington, horse
dealer.