The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

rIXYGENATED WATER does not drink so
V brisk as other aerated water, because the pas can only be
into it In a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre•
vet: halts effect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give
•ermth and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the
leisiratory, 36, Long-tan, or through any druggist, is saes
coat:lining six bottles.

nXYGENATED WATER —Animal heats kept
N." tie In the coldest weather by daily dninghts or Orygenated
ater. Fresh made from the Laboratcray, $6, Long-acre, or
thiungh any druggist.

011EAP GLASS BOTTLES.-Th. LONDON
dInCK of the Alit' and CALDER GLASS BOITLE COM-
PANY ill for ALE, at REDUCED PRIM, the premises at Free
hole Wl.:ut. gatellff, being required for wharf purposes
Ord. to for all the new patterns and the redead=rld b°4l"
froto tho works, Yorkshire, and th• dd. UM,
11... nits-street, City.

COAL.—GEORGE J. COCKERKLL and Co.
Beat coals only. Caah Cceabhl.

VOLTS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES
‘../ Woken good tempered sad molted, by Dumb Jockeys.
eel Wltelehoue, and U Leg Fomenters from 11a.
P. reha Rc.
Crib biting Straps ..from lee
Rubber Retinae for Strap. Jockeys oa towweek.
BLACKWI„ Sadder,Oztordetreet, W, war as
Mutode Arab, Patentee.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
a never lathes remedy, prepared without any rommuisl
ingredient, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from
billow, and liver complaints, indllestion, wind, spasms,
ddi-
nces, dijaapeel of the eyes, ie. lot. habitual costiveness, as •
family aperient medicine, end as a purifier of the blood, they are
truly esoellsot ; aßd in their operation sod grateful to the
atomath, they Mate appetite, pprreomote digestion, and strengthen
the whole nervous system.—.d by W lambert, chemist, 8,
King Willlsmetzeet. Charingeross, and by most druggists, In
bores, is. led., end three times the quantity in one, 2• lid. Be
sure to sak for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver ne genuine
are in • square green package, with " William Lambert" en.
paved os We stamp.

3EW ORLEANS, JACKSON, and GREAT
-LI NORTHIRS RAILROAD OOMPART MOND MORT-
GAGE CONSTRUCT/OE BONDS, motile ir
Rals Iwodea.—TbolAßlT I owtbebow =
wow tho MANEIALY-YE P ow Oast daayra
=tam as AI Doom A
sad Co, lif,lwootowarabetween tw as
cd 11 wed I o'clock. The coupons wawa is left toe owearlastica
two clear days before applying for tamest.
Landow, Mar* MOM&

ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
6, New Bridg
Ee-st,reak Bleaktriare.
TRIE IS TO GIVE NOTIC that NU 011NELLL
COURT held be he at the hodetts Bosse, No. 6. Now Bridge-
'greet, Blackfriera, w 6ATURDIT, the tick day et March, at
2 o'clock precisely, to receive the saditorW report ot the recefpta
and disbereemeots of the society, derlap the year 113117, arid to
elect 'editors for the present year.—By order of the Beard of
Directon, JOHN R. ORIMES, fiecretary.
Loaders, March 6,1208.

MONEY , from Fonr ner Cent —MONEY
ADVANCED one hour ifter application, without
sureties or security, In town or country. Bills of noblemen,
olncere, gentlemen holding public appointments, tradesmen
and householders, immediately discounted, without refer-
ences or guarantees. Money advanced on furniture, without
removal, law costs, or publicity of bill of sale, on freehold
and leasehold property, farming stock, plant, machlang;
and merchandise of every description. tho,lloo now
for immediate investment on reversions and annuities. Mr.
Oeo. 8. Mut:emu' having an Immense surplus capital at Ms
command is now prepared to advance sums in large or small
amounts, repayable by caw instalments to suit the convenience
of borrowers. All loan oSes routine dimsW with.—Apply to
Mr. ONO. 8 MACKENNAL, 61, Piccadilly, facing Bt. James's.
street, W., who has no connection with any other office copying
this advertisement. Office hours 10 to A Advances on life
policies and insurances effected.

MONEY.—Noblemen, Gentlemen of Property,
Melts to Entailed &tam Oaken on Pull Pay, and other
responsible parties, can be immediately soconimodated oath
Monet/ en their note of hand only. Several sums to be advanced
epos freehold and leasehold security, TeYSTSIII.O), life interests,
or lestscies, at 5 per cent. interest.—Apply tcoaddentlaily) to Mr.
P.OBl/480N, Airedreet, W.

MONEY.—£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme-
diately on Furniture, without removapobikity, or law
coed& May be repaid by easy Instalment& No charge if de-
clined. Sureties dispensed with—Apply personally at the
ES FATE omen, 2, Southampton-street, Strand, W.C. Ad-
vances made also on leases, life 'maiden, Ite.

PARSONS WANTING CASH immediately,
without disappoistaleot, trouble, or unease, sta., from
CY to £lOO, and Wore,
may be accommodated by forwarding their name and address,
and amount required, to Mr. C. THOMAS, 3, Klagaland-road,
London, to Shoreditch Church, N.E.
condN.B.—The lanai Losii-oflice intinirteedtspensed with. Bushier
ucted reirataly, and with &mita.

A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,
R. Colamas...tweet, E Q., Negotiates Pertnemidge, milts
sad adjusts booksur intricate aecowileeffeols arrangements with
creditors without publicity, end accounts for Court of
Bradtriptey. Bake of Beventions, Lte Interests, sad Annuities
effected, and money obtained In connection with We Aunts,

ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES ?—lf so, call at
•e on the tutderamad, end be relieved from the un-
pleasant fear of hnpriaonreetst and aeration& Bankruptcy end
divorce cases conducted on madras area ?dale arrange-
ments auititetth creditors. Deeds of cal and tuam-
ta Vildrl/42t
•

1101121,-11. WI A.

WANTED, to rent, a COTTAGE, containing
those bedrooms, one sitting-mom, and kitchen a
od garden, and a tee arm of pasture land, In ire•—
lt
tot, he sent by to A. B. C., Ilmlngton,
Shipatori-on.stoar, Warwickshire.

VURNISHED DRAWING ROOMS to be LET,
12 In ltromptoa•gove, at a moderate rest, in n private
house. An opportunity for a Made:att. Address Clericua, poet-
° e, 76, Brompton•roed,

ATKINSON and Co.--SPRING STOCK of
MUSLIN, Swiss, Lace, Net, and Leao Curtains. The
choicest &signs.
198 to 212. WI.STIIINSTZR.BIUDGLIOAD, LONDON.

MAPPIN AND WEBB'S
Canteens
and
PIM' Mesta

MAPPIN AND WEBB'S
Metro Spoons
sad
Parka

MAPPIN AND WEBB'S
Electra
Ether
Plate.

MAPPIN AND WEBB'S
Patent
Silver Steel
Table infra.

MAPPIN AND WEBB
are Manntartursrs.
77 sad 78. OXFORD,STRp.IL; and 71 sad 72. OORNHILL,

•Vo:,rbo-R:

SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why
masa new Safes when you may have second-hand, by
Milner, and every other eminent meter, equal In every respect
to new, at half their prices, from Insoranos emapanisa the
Bombay and other hank tailarest—nieta tros.-011.17/ITHB,
es, Canon- trot. KC.

RELIANCE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE-
PiLOOF SAFES.—If you Irish to purchase a rood Second
hand lire-proof Safe, apply to JOHN TANN, he ►wins a pun.
ttty to dispose of considerably under the orisbud price.

JOHN 008 NELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH
PASTE h greatly superior W any Tooth Powder, gives the
Teeth a pearl.llke whiteness, protect& the annul from dew,
and helmets a pleasing tragranos to the breath. Pries le. di

JOHN GOSNELL and Co's PATENT
TIUCHOSARON, or newly-invented HalleitßOSH, the
wallas monition& construction of which acoompildtas tits
two operations of ciewnstog and polishing simultaneously.
rpperThanteost., late of MiltrealCing-ct.,Localisrdat Anodes.

ARNOLD and SONEV IMPERCEPTIBLE
TRUidliS acknowledged to be the lightest and roost owe-
fortable wearing truss invented. Ibetic Use-cam
he., foe varicose veins, washouts, &e.: Abdominal Ita !way
Conveniences, Crutches, Artificial Dam Areas, Hands. ;
and every descitiption of surgical appliance manufactured by
ARNOLD and SONS, 85 and Id West Smithfield, London.
N.B.—Directions for measurement and pokes forwarded. An
expo:trimmed female to attend as ladles.

NVrOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF SPERMA-
CETI—The peat efficacy of Spermaceti in l
and &Baying the Irritability of Cocchi aod Colds has been
known for many yearn It speedDy ram's@ all tightness and
oppression of the cheek and by its soothing qualities nables
those harassed by the nightly cough to obtain me sleep.
Woodhouse's Balsam of Spermaceti is prepared only by
BARCLAY end SONS, 96. ParringdotHereet, London, from the
formula of the late Derdmus Woodhouse , and sold In bottles
ta 9d., and In 6d. each. May be obtained of any

DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.
The medical profession foe thirty years have red of
this pare Solution of Helpmate as the best remedy for A dlq of
the Stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Goat, and Indigestion; and
as the beet mild aperient for delicate oonstitu
Co..adaptedCh for Ladles, Chil
Newdren, and Infante.—Dltril=
liondotreet, London, end of ell other
headset throughout the wort&

THE PHARMACOPUCIA.
As Extract tram the %mod Batton (Pep 188)
of the
.

TronaWon of the Phessua;VaPia- of the Royal College of
Physicians of Loudon.
By Dr. 0. P. Collier. Pabtiebed by Longman end Co.
• - - • • - - • - -

"It In no moll defect In tate contyllatton (meeting of the
Thermsotradal Out we here no purgative mane bat what
contains atom yet we know that luenwerboldal persons cannot
bear alone am. It be In the form of

COCILLYB
PILLS,

which chiefly caught of aloes, mammy, and contlt, which I
think formed into • met of oompound mks* the areigley
of which is obviated. I suspect, by en alkaline amg lir a
fourth ingredirtt (unknown to me) of an armada metre.
I think no better end no wined it for it. bong sr&
clue. Hook et it sr en 'Able of commerce end IMF
valiance, and do not hesitate to my It is the bat made ht
the Idurdent , a muenster pwriss, • =WOW Alrek med •
a pu
trgeend oombined
os& , sad their edbecte property sodedan;
curi Ise it 4011111 sot
luernorrholds like most skulk pals I attribute tcammiair=
thorombly soluble, so that no =dissolved partisio same to
the gelbetMe aastasne"

OF all 'pints, triftg.4 is . the meat wlthesonte
U.J, and nee hil when it pomenet vreeseeles
of great method rates, sad has fit,
the areas a mark,
human life. L'epttjalliderelly. Mix id
dons, s harmless allindeolt. no muck reartfiValita the
parity it the QM greed caulks shrill
.leatlied le lie
Cauppillerraankr Ali. V iiirs,M=
sad odor
Cat Ctn.
*wit and wed Freed& wagivie,mmeetest whit et ends(.lie delicacy abreast nob ester Ire wins sad liquor eelian
we eltimted et I, (litepillbed (tem, Oxford-etriet).—..liztrect
from • Court Jeered.' Jae. 11, 1846."

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUTITSW WICHIRITIOIS, ISA.
This celebrated old IRISH Sit gained the Dahl=
PRIZE MEDAL—It is pare, mild, mellow, itelaclons, sad eery
wholesome. Bold In bottles, M. ed. each, at the rstml bosses is
London ;by the moots In the prl -ad• towns la LagLuid ;ar
wholesale at 5, Great Windmill-street, Loudon, W.—ollearre the
red seal, pink label, sad cork branded [lashes's LL Whisky.

lIIHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
11 Indies has now become en Laportant feature. Since the
lotreduetten of Amara Tea, nearly igt years ago, the EAST
INDIA EA COMPANY have, no amount of its areas drength
and exquisite flavour. promoted Its sale by every means. The
Tea Districts, than congaed to Upper Assam, have gradually
extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arriving, time
offering greater varistke. The Company are now ssWtg Allllllllll.
Carter, Darjeeling, etc., at from St ltd. to to. S 4 par lb. mil
China Teas re ninal.—Warehouses, No. 9, Oreat St. ileisieg
churchyard, Stalemate. Tries List forwarded on application.

ATKINSON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS.
Samples of all mad of Drapery Goods forwarded on
apNicatiou, satiable either for household or perscsal gie.
Wicoea and Calico Sbeetinp la every make, at the lowest
reduced market prices.
Fancy Flannels for Dressing Gowns, Crlcksting or Rowing

SWe Season's Prints, printed Cambrks and Brilliants, tram the

-d-cotch Damask Table Cloths, Dbmer Napkins
ad
Scotch Trish, and Barnsley Sheeting,.
Bucitallack, Medical, and Turkish Math Towels.
Blankets, Counterpenea, Table Coven, &c.
128 to 212, WEITIONSTER•BRIDOE-GOAD, LONDON.

TIIE PIGEONS.
1141LTR EZ RIO CO., DYERS and CLIANIZB,
Donithead. Bermondsey: 44. Letceelerequare ;
IS, Mountratrest., Uroaressaroamama.

REILLY-00MBLAIN RIFLE. —The most
simple end effective yet offered to We yobtle.—E. Y.
REILLY and Co., 601; New Orfordaereat, Ladve Brunk
Establiertwienia, Ell, Oafordotrook Loudon. and ; Ras Soria%
relb.

THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRATIIO.-DEPUTATION
TO THE GovEramsar.

Mr. Disraeli received a deputation on Saturday,
at the official residence in Downing.etreet, oonsiding of
the Rev. Dr. Garrett, Archbishop Manning, the Revs.
Newman Hall and G. N. Murphy, with Dr. Ellis, Ms.
Robert Rae and Mr. Thomas Hudson. The Rev. Dr.
Garrett explained that Mr. Hughes, M.P., Mr. Baines,
M.P., and many other gentlemen of influence would have
attended if it was felt to be necessary. He (Dr. Garrett)
had the honour to present to him as Prime Minister an
Admirer which was originally intended for presentation to
4411orlet-P, *at is had b•IRo 4 ••,7•••

1S1tel; MAAIS , and by 148 justices of the peace in all parte
of England and Wales. The address was as follows:
"We, the undersigned justices of the Rehm in England
and Wales, having considered the provisions of the bill
introduced into parliament for regulating the sale of in-
toxicating liquors on Sunday, beg leave to state that we
believe the measure to be safe and good for the country,
and Wb hope your lordship will secure the assistance of the
government for Mr. John Abel Smith Mr. Barley, and Mr.
Baines, that their bill may be speedily passed into law."
Dr. Garrett added an earnest appeal that the government
would give effect to the wishes of so innuential a body of
the magisterial bench of the kingdom. The Rev. G. M.
Murphy said that, the memorial representing the upper
classes of society, he begged to state that, moving amongst
the working classes, he knew that the passing of Mr. J.
A. Smith's bill world be looked upon by them as a great
boon. The Rev. Newman Hall said the promoters did
not ask the government to support it as a religious but as
asocial measure. He also was certain that if the votes of the
working claws were taken there would be an overwhelm-
ing majority in its favour. Archbishop Manning said that he
had recently attended a large meeting of working-men in
Exeter-hall in favour of the bill. The public-houses on
Sunday were a greater temptation to that idea than on
any other day, from the fact that they bad both time and
mousy then at their controL Mr. Disraeli said it afforded
him pleasure to hear so influential an address supported
by gentlemen well acquainted with the wants and wishes
I of the working classes, and that they might rely upon his
layieg the memorial before his colleagues in a manner
which would command their beet and moat careful °mai-
dination. The deputation, having thanked the right hon.
gentleman for his kind reception of them, then withdrew.

THE SPECIAL LENT SERVICES.—Yesterday the
Lenten version at the Chapels Royal and elsewhere were
continued. At the Chapel Royal, St. James's, the sermon
was preached by the Bishop of Gloaoester sad Bristol.
Thera will be a service eatednesday, with a term I lull
the G. Troilism, M.A., vicar of Whl)

niWaghem,
on Friday with a sermon by.the Rev. W. Drake, honorary
canon of Worcester. At the Chapel Royal, Whitehall,
the sermon yesterday morning was preached by the Very
Rev. Dr. Stanley, Dean of Westminster, and that is
the afternoon by the Bishop of Rochester. The sermons
next Sunday will be preached in the morning by the Very
Rev. Dr. Magee, Dean of Cork ,• and in the afternoon by
the Rev. J. B. Woodford, M.A., rector of Kenipefor&
At the Chapel Royal, Savoy, the morning sermon was
preached by the Rev. Henry White, of King's College,
and that in the evening by the Rev. Dr. Monad!, visor of
Egham At the Savoy services, the Chancellor of the
Dueby of Leneader (Colonel Wilson Patten M.P.), Lord
Ebury, Mr. W. B. Gladstone, bLP., Mr. &eche% DLP.,
and the Bishop of Sector and Man, wens present. The my-
men at next Sunday evening's service will he preached by
the Rev. Stopford Brooke, M.A., minister of York Chapel,
Bt. James's-square. At the special service under the doom
of St. Paul's last night the sermon was preached by the
Rev. W. R. Clarke, vicar et St. Mary's, Taunton. Ned
Sunday evening's sermon will be preached by the Right
Rev. Dr. Alexander, the recently conseasted Bishop of
Dewy.
Tim Conscraiscs CLArsz.—The Vicar of Green-
wich (Rev. Dr. Miller), having resuscitated the committee
for the government of his girls' and infants' schools, end
drawn up a code of laws for their management, Mamba
Lliberal conscience clause, referring both to
istruction and attendance at public worship. Tb=
was received with marked approval and unanimosdy
adopted by the laymen of a committee composed of the
gentry and tradesmen of Greenwich.
DIATE or mu Ray. HENRY Cirszermut is •
Can.—Mr. Bedford, the Westminster coroner, held an
inquest on Friday night, at St. Martin's Vesery=ream, on
the body of • alappman who was found dying in a cab
on the morning of Tuesday last, in the Hamt.
FL G. Grady, of 63, Belgrave-med, of the Temple, and
Recorder of Gradmeid, identified the body as that of
Henry Christmas, or Henry Noel Fawn, aged about 65.
He was in holy orden, and resided at 3, Deltill•llin, Strand.
Witham last saw deceased alive about three weeks yq
and
he had then been suffering from gout. The had
lately taken his mother'. rases,Fain. The saedisal evi-
dence showed that death arose natnal assess, and a
verdict to that effect wee returned. The dammed wan
well known as a writer and lecturer.
'NZ LONDON Ootirrairnm elm no That
/brays.—The vehement attack of Mr. KWh, has pre.
voiced an indignant rentonatranes on the part of glee pine
cempanies who have held those far eentmrir In
the north of Ireland. They are likely to aster a
protest on the 'abject, and far that purpose hl Cots'
arranged that a meeting shall be held of the tegrenen-
Wives. _

TLe London and County Bank at Windmill'
was mitind owl as Maar morning by thieves who evi-
dently knew • yessmissa. The bank mensger, Yr.
Yoeldon, awoke by his wile, who thought die heed
• noise, but be attributed it to the rain and wind until his
bedroom door was opened and a hand a
lighted candle. He cried out "WhitsaP=4 bearne
whie
candle was at me esti bed. An alarm was rained
bet no thieves woes head. The bps,, however, lar-
ded WA several Melee beiseging is the and
even e
hin 1' -riess trout a servant's my
'e
behind as old stocking, which had probably maped
• bod.