The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-28 00:00:00

NOTILEN9 DiPOBBIBLS.

AQUA AMAItELLA reetOres the Human Hair
AA. to its pristine hue, no meatier at what age.
JOHN GOENELL and Co. hare at length, with the aid of one
of the most eminent olumnists, onomedediunbcrfeethuf this mood
Is wonderful lipoid. It now °timed to the ' a more ocmcon.
Voted form, and at • lownr prion—Sold bottled, 3s. each: also,
to. 6d.: and 13s. each with brush.
Red Bull Wharf, Angel.passoge, OS, Upper Thames-street, Lon-
don. E.C.

►rIDMAN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for
BEA BATHING.—A daily Bath prepared with this Belt is
the natural strengthener for weakly infants and children. Ana.
typed and afred by Dr. Hama Recommended by the =
Patronised the NobMty. Sold in bags and boxes by e
throughout civilised weeid.—TIDMAN end WM, IA Worm-
woodetreet. London. 3.C. Beware of imitations.

rpHE INVICCIRATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
The most powerful nutritive cordial ever introduced; re.
stores to their normal condition all the iterations. on the integrity
of which perfect health derma. It is • imeoillo for debility of ail
kinds and from its containine among calm ingredf®L pepsine
and graphate of soda. will prove highly beneficial to the nervous
end smile, vide Dr. Hama/I's ropmt. Prim as. per hod'', or
four quantities in one for Ils.--doW Arent?, Meson. RADII.
GARMIZ and Co.. 610, Oxfordatrust. W.C.. London. Carriage
free on receipt of milldam*.

COCKLE' 8 ANT IBILIOIIB PI LLB,
In use the lad In yews Scr

INDIC4EtITION.
Tn Town% at IN. lid.. T.. 7d., M. SA., and Iln.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOIJS PILLS,
in nee the lent rr Tenni for
biILIMTS AYFEMIONS.
In boxes et 1.. lid.. •ai. Id.. and Ils.

COCKLE'S ANT [BILIOUS PILLS,
in nn' tho luat a yearn int
LIVER COMI'LAISTR.
NA aft tel.. awl Mia.

11611 T BUMP& WINES.--Ouod Bordeaux
-a .4 Garet. Its. per Anon. t• Samdrena,LL ; 111 r.
I bet)* Zia.; %Was 14. e.n n, )tenketreutteith Me.; Mall Hook sod
lloodly, we. sad D, ; ovorllumr Hook sod Moselle, as; &ova
h‘rorignr e. 3t. sad ata. T. eriah, and somata tow PH Y-
-1 Ti 11.% nn.l SONO, na. W* At 0,04.

GUINEA 81ililtitY, Pale or Golden, 214. per
dmmiwft and delicate. This wins boa sleety a (treat
rt putaton as a dints,. wane. FORT, for teralidit Its, can be
moiety reerminended as • geed, ',bottoms._ , and womanise erne.
Trrise eaeh, and carriage free, by PHYTHILYI and BONE, 434
West ennui

liINAHAN'B LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION. INS.
This (Pietist. d old lltltlll WHISKY gained tho DUBLIN
PRIZE MEDAL—It I. pure, mild. utollmr, delicious, anal very
wholesome. bold fa boa., 7e. bd. each, at the ret.ll houses in
Landon; by the iwieita in the principal towns In England et
wholesale. at S. Ortat Wheilmillydreet, London, W.—Meares the
red oval. pink 1.1.4. and eork branded 'Elaahan'e LL Whisky."
THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies
he. now become an important annum Sinee the totrodow
tion of Awam Tea, nearly te yearn aim, the EAST LVOIA TEA
COMPANY have, on amount of its great strength and axquinte
Savour, promoted Ito eate by every meant The Tea Districts, then
oteifiued to Upper Amaze, have pedant:l=dd. sad Tone from
other partare arnnem, thole
The Company are now wiling AMIMM, (isobar, 11=ttnicari.ti.L. Re., at
titan ft. led. to Pt 14. per lb., and China Toss a.
heaves, No. 9, groat Pt. Helanirehorehyard. anhopegate. Prim WI
tormiedml aPPlirothw•

T IEBIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT.
-KA RAMIS ELIMBITION, 1447.—TW0 HOLD MHDALS.—
CA ITHON.—Nesc genuine without Baron Lehi, the inventor's,
signature be' on everg jr,accompanied with full directions
for ass. Sold a Italian warehouses, chemists, and paces.
Palatable. economic. and eonvensmt.
WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES
are saperetding all °there. Prise Iltdili—Condos,
rarie. 1047. Gold. from Ll 5
Brio nt-.fleet; ; and 74, Strand. Ifis ; Silver, from 14 ea-44, Oornbill
MO,

NOTICE.—The AUGUST number of TEMPLE
BAR MAGAZINE, price One Shilling, will be published
TO-MORROW, the Mb net
Rlehant Bentley, New Barlingtenatreet.

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A NOVEL BANQUET.

We live to learn, and certainly cooking hen
everything to do with the relish of the food supplied at
table. Of this a notable instance was afforded at a mag-
nificent dinner given at the Havre Maritime Exhibition
last week. The various exhibitors in the food class con-
ceived the idea of giving a banquet to 100 or more persons,
which should consist chiefly if not entirely of preserved
provisions, prepared .in the mod varied and inviting man-
ner. Ooyard, of Pans, and Warriner, of London. were the
cooks entrusted with the dinner. These chefs showed
what could be done with meat extracts. Mort m's preserved
poultry and vegetables--salted and smoked fish and meat,
and pates d'ltalia, essence, of kangaroo, pdtes de foies-gran,
and other novelties and luxuries, ware not wanting, whilst
ena, tapioca, and Borwick'a baking powder were
metamorphosed into all kinds of eating, from bread and
blancmange even to ices and curries. The number of nice
dishes to be mode out of ordinary and well-known materials
quite surprised the French. Another innovation on French
manners was attempted in an effort to admit ladies to
the dinner table, but this was strenuously opposed, and
the cent-melon could only be obtained of allowing them
rests in the galleries of the hall, there to listen to the
neat speeches of the chairman, the various Consuls, and
the noisy " heep, heap, hooray" of the French. Bat in
the intervals they had ample time to study in
full the various printed recipes, given at
length, with the handsome dinner carte, for pre
paring light bread, pastry, or other articles, with Bor.
wick's W.g.powder, for making excellent soups with
Coleman's Liebig's extract of meat, or the Australian Meat
Company's essence of Kang•roo. They had certainly un-
rivalled opportunities of taking lessons in the preparation
of new dishes with simple materials, even if they were
not admitted to the privilege of tasting them. The contri-
butions of bonbons and other confectionery, and cham-
pagne and wines of the beet brands, sent them by the ex-
hibitors, may possibly have somewhat consoled them in
the hot and noisy male
The liberality of the exhibitors, both British and
foreign, was unexampled also in beverages,whether re-
gard be;had to the beer of the Banbury Brewery, or the
Scotch whisky of Hay, from the English side of the
Channel, or the German beer of Dreher and Pants, of
Vienna, while Persian and Co. sent their choicest Bor-
deauxt Guettrot, of Tours, their Vouvray, Boehm, E.
Pasquier, and others first quality champagne. It but one
third of the liquor handed round were tasted, we do not
envy the hardy investigator.
As them seems to be a furors for new dishes, now that
horse flesh has become common, and beef in all shapes,
in extract, in powder, spiced, sun-dried, biscuited, tinned,
&c., has been tried, we shall probably have to fall back on
the "perforated" beef of the Spanish bull ring, made
tender-by the darts of the picadors and bandanna', as the
latest thing out, when the Havre " Combats des Taureaux"
season is over. Messrs. J. M. Johnson and Sons, the
British conceseionaires, organised the dinner and furnished
the elegant bills of fare.