The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-02 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1868.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAO.E.
Three laahete Grand Omar{ Promenade. Met
o'clock. One Milling.

MDLLE. FINETTE, from the Lyceum,
IVERY NIGHT. at 1010, ta Os Perklau Qoadnlia.
ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACK

THE LANGHAM HOTEL, Portland-plaoe, W.
baxim.—Gentlassea and families visiting the metropoliii
daring the coming season can ensure lirskclass accommodation
at this estabilshailmt by addressing the manager per post.
During the recess great improvemeata have bees emu.* In
every department, and no pains will be spared to make It one of
the best hotels In the world. The public rooms, comprieleg the
grand dining hall, the general sill *reams, sad the maeldatb
room, are coefeuedly the finest in the Undoes. Talled'lsOle
all the year round at 6 o'clock—JAY=Y. SANDIMON,
HENRY BRETT and CO.,

D. V.

PURE PALE BRANDY,

AND

HENRY BRETT and CO.,
OLD IIIIINIVALD DISTILL/AY.

HOLBORN, and 30, REGENT-STREIT.

Oar house haring boils for 0 many years IdeeUted with the
Writ trade, and especially the distillation of brandy, suggests to
us that many of our supporters may not be snare that we have,
since 1868, established a department and warehouses far the
sate of wines.

We are indebted to Mooed our containers who have petrusbed
this branch of uur business, and venture to hope that the values
which they have obtained will he emadmive to further orders, as
well eat° their esteemed recommendation.

The day is gobs hy when to have sound and pure wine It mad
of necessity be high priced.
Our trade Is principally for medium qualities, end we will not
ship such very low descriptions as preclude no from recommend-
ing them with confidence. The quotations In our prices current
for high priced and choice wines will, however, be found to beer
favourable comparison with other Importer.

We commence our specialities with 31 *Tula, the finest lw
ported, at ten pounds per
doses.
cask, tire guises, per octave,
sod eighteen 'hilltop per

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In sherries troenlialn, ere quote In particular two marks
our " Xeres" pale sherry, at seventeen pounds per quarter cask,
eight pounds Arleen per octave, and twenty-five shillings par
doses; and "Cadiz" hue old wine at twenty pounds per guar•
ter walk ten pounds five per octave, and thirty-els shillWgs per
dom.

faa—clarete we we, on amount of the mogul/rent vinteae of
1864, enabled to submit pure Bordeaux at fourteen AMID,. per
dump. We have others at el teen ih lllop, twenty.fonr, and
thlrty4LT, all well worthy of attention, and of propottlonate
value

Port wine is not In each donned no formerly. We have an old
wine from the wood, very pare, at thirty shillings the dozen also
a pnrt of high character, old la bottle, Opyrto," at forty-
eight shillings. We have made arrangements which will enable
us on a future oecaalon to brine under your notice a crusted
port at or about twenty-flee shillings the dumb.
The advantage, of oar system of net cash payments, without
discount or abatement, is now so universally approved by careful
buyers that It Deeds Do moiety at our hands.
The payment of railway carriage is • matter which Irma at all
times vexatious to our country customers. We take credit for
having decided to pay% upon gamitatiraao ossiollaa ems dors ;
and we are not swat* that any other house offers such induce-
ments.

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Public attention has lately been called to the site of bottles
used by wine znercbanta For ourselves. and we are sure we
can speak for all respectable boons, we bottle oar wine. and
splits in the recognised standard bottle of six to the gall m.
Rank Individual one cannot be measured to the ounce, but col-
lectively, twelve bottles will hold two gallons as near as porible
more on lets. We are equally willing to supply Marsala and some
of our ports and sherries by the imperial gallon although we
cannot recommend this mode of consumption. Spirits of course
are ea well one way as the other, either by the Imperial gallon
or the dose's.

For oor extended quotations of spirits, German 'dries. ewe.
paves, &e., we would refer you to our prices current, which we
shall be too glad to forward upon receiving your permbialou to
do so. dolleltled further favours,

We remain,
Your ohedkut servants,
HENRY BRETT sod Co.

Loodoo, Feb., 1808.

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DUBE PALE BRANDY,

OLD FIIRIVIVALS DISTILLERY,

FEOLIIARN BARS,

AND

30 REGENT-STREET.

OF all spirits, brandy is the most wholesome
and useful when perfectly pure. It penman properties
of great medical value, and bas often been the means of sang
human life. Used judiciously, It is, at all times sad on all occa-
sions, a harmless Mimalant. Bo much, however. depend@ on the
purity of the spirit, that great caution should be exercised in Its
pweliase, partlarly for invade Attention has beau dbected
to supplies forwarded by Yenta Ad.-Valentln to the London
and other hospitals, and we gladly accord It our unquallied ap-
proval. It priammes all the virtues which Sr. characteristic of
the fine* and purest Preach brandies, combined with an 'vial-
sits delicacy of flavour. Their extesialve wins and liquor afters
are situated at 1, place, and tase, Oxford-street.—'• Maraca
from 'Coed Journal,' Jan. 11. ldit

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN ILIMBITION,
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Pll5l &ads" rad veep
wholesome. Bold be na ed each, at tha mead loam In
Load.. op the agents In principal acne ar
ertioleaele 11, Great !maxi, W.—Olieerai the
rad aeal, pink label, and {Ark beaded • Itaslaa's LL

BETTS'S CAPSULE PATENTS to prevent
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AN/TBll Ithirfilnrit ON EVERT CAPSULE he makes for
the principal merchants of England and Prams, thus amabling
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penulaimirs of the Osseo* but llkeslan the ecateals of the
vessel to which It Is applied. The Lord Chastener. la hie M
meat on the Bth instant, said that the Oafish", are set used
merely for the of ornament, but that they are service-
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seat Mannhictoe 1, Wharf-road, Uty-road,
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