The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-25 00:00:00

WINES AND SPIRITS.

MR. A LFRE6-iagifticli;it; announce that
hie PERIODICAL SALE of WINES and SPIRITS, with
and • Shout rune will br held at the Commercial Sale-rums,
Nlttrimflane. THURSDAY. Auguxt Mark-lane,

TWO STEAM-ENGINES for SALE cheep—
one of It-hoes power, by MIDDLETON the other nhorso
power, by BLACKS-IT—in good working condition, with Ith=
*c. For farther particulate apply to It. liOE and Co., et,
street, balieburyoquare.

PARTNERSHIP.— Meyers. B. M. WOOLLAN
-a- and 'O. are instructed to introduce a Gentleman with
£5.000 to filittie. in a MAN UFACTITHINO BUSINIP3B. One maw
la ti at to cuperintend the busks ptt find.—Fur full particulars
apply et the idle... E

1411104 T-CLASS OFFICES to LET on the First
Steohd Fleets. Roots toodoestr.—.6lly on the peotototo,
Benet•plare. Orseeehurrhstreet ; sod 4. )Itmeovpoourt, Tower-
hilt.

LIEBIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT.
I•ABIR EXHIBITION, 1067.—TW0 GOLD YEDALB.—
CAV'THIN.—None genuine without Baron Liebig, the inventor's,
signature being on every jar, accompanied with fall directions
for use. gold by all Italian warehouse., chemists, and stoners.
Palatable, strengthening, economic, and convenient.

OXYGENATED WATER.—Bleeping in London
during the season Is not like sleeping in fke free air of the
coordry ; but refreshing andOsnr imigorsatedtang effects may be obtained
br an evening draught of ~ m Water, fresh front the LA
IiORATORY„ 34, LONGACnr cc through any druggist. in eases
containing ma Bodine.

KYCH W EPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER,
prepared from the Malvern Water, so long eeletested for
Its purity. Every bottle to prvturtacl by a label, having name and
trade mart.—Manufaatoriel at London, Liverpool, Derby, Bristol,
bilaeguer, Ilal%ern.

OAKEY'B INDIARTJBBER KNIFE BOARDS,
Prom in Id. each.
°AIRY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH.
Packets Id. each; tins, Id.. la.. fa. ed., and In each,
nAREY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-mar-
curia, for cleaning and polishing silver. elootneplate, plate-
etas:, kn. Tablet' Id each.

OAKEY'B CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery
avid 61sea moth. Haack Lead. le.
SOLD everywhere, by ironmongers, grocers,
brnahntakero. ehmista, &e. Wholegal., by JOHN
OAKEY and bONO. (leery and black lead nulls, 172. 111aaktrsass-
rvad. S.

(DUAL.—UM/ROE J. CUCKEBELL and CO.
Boot mob only. Cash SL.-13. °on'ha

THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY.
LOWEST !illlN*ll, PRICES.

"14;c7ii.;i—atIvereisernen. t:

COALS.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY
supply diteet from their Coltman at Clay Cross—TM beak
equal to -Roll's End, at tie. pm ton: ineonda, Ins, Cash on
delivery.—Orden to CHIEF OFFICE, U BUBWOOD•PLAOB,
Elni'lt ARE-ROAD, W.

:!;pT 1.1 Icy tinvh.3lßLE.

AGI'A. AMA-it-Etta reetore the Human Hair
to it,. primate )1111., no mutter at what age.
JOHN hOSNELL and Co. been at length, with the ald of one
of the moot eminent chernirta, anteceded In. jperfeothig Oda molt
wonderful liqu.d. It is now offored to the public in a more omega.
'rated ham, and at • lower Moe.—Sold in bottles, U. each; also.
3o„ 7P. M. LiTel He, each with brads.

-114 Upper Thansesatteet, Lon-
don. E.C.

ROWLANDS. MACAKSAIt OlL—This elegant,
11 f regrew. and pellucid oil is univervally in high repute for
It unpreeedented anemia during the led le mm in promoting
tile email.. mitering. preaercing. and beau ' the human hair.
It y.t. wub, hair from felling off or timeline grey. lan-authon weak
hem debtors it firm scurf and dandrilf. and makes It beautifully
-oft. pliable. and riorry. For children it in rperiolly reeornmondo4,
ao, Mauldin the bowie of a beautiful bead of hair. Prier M. ed., 7..,
t d.. 4 anal to tour mall. and Er. per bottle.—Sold by claemiste
and pt a.—Ark for Itowlends' If mower Oil.

ml. dry, in I vol., pod
t WALKING TOUR in NORMANDY.
117 ti...ithp!...r.: All &nun lytland n' Foot."

Iti.lurd Bentl.~. \vw Bnrlinsrm+tt+wt.

NEW NOVIL. 1}1}: AT:THOR OP "NE. HanAKTFIN

lox ft It day.. ‘.l I . pott rvo.
N AUTIIOICB DAUGHTER ; a Novel.
Hr tlr A 01.114.1 Mr. Iffaturt.li'm Will." ire.
New Bru.nrwtoretetet.

In 5 vols.. crown Mo. with 10 SE Va.
AUSTEN'S (Miss JANE) NOVELS.
A complete library 11Maiosa
Vol. 1. Renee and Sensibility. I Vol. 4. Neetbangee Abbey end
„ a Untie. Peensialom
„ a Mansfield-park. I •• A Pride and Prepldkc.
Diehard Bentley, Few Bartingeoraetreet. .

A New White, with owner:ma Portraits, crown so, es.
THE LIFE of OLIVER CROMWELL.
By M. Gummy
Richard Menttry, Miiiher in ordiaary to heir Majesty.
•

In crown Sy% Is.. with 2 Portraits,
THE LIFE of MARY-QUEEN of SCOTS.
By M. Ntearr.
Richard Bentley. New Burliattessatreet. .

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

MI 1)-SPRREY.—Last night Mr. Julian Goldsmid,
M.P., held his first meeting in promotion of hie can-
didature at the Lammas-hall, Battersea; Mr. Church-
warden Buckmaster in the chair. There was • very con-
siderable attendance, and Mr. Goldsmid was warmly
received. Mr. Newmarch proposed, and Mr. Seller
seconded, a cordial vote of confidence in the hon. gentle-
man. The motion wee carried all but unanimously, only
two hands being held up against it.

- -
CHELSEA.—A crowded meeting of the supporters
of Sr Henry A. Hoare, one of the liberal candidates for
this newly created borough, was held last night at the
Swan, Walham-green, when Mr. James Scofield occupied
the chair. The chairman, in the course of a long ad-
drew, said he was surprised to see that the list of the con-
servative committee was composed principally of guar-
dians and vestrymen. That accounted for the increa.e of
local taxation; for whenever tones were in power, up
went taxes, whether imperial or local. Mr. Weston ex-
prewed great disapprobation at the course adopted by the
Working Men's M tiictoral Association, in passing a resolu-
tion pledging themselves to support Mr. Odger and Mr.
Wentworth Dilke. He was much disgusted with them,
and viewed their conduct as preposterous and greatly to
be condemned. The following resolution was carried
amid enthusiastic cheering That this meeting pledges
itself to support Sir Henry Ansley Hoare and Mr. Went-
worth Dilke ss fit and proper persons to represent this
new borough in parliament."

DEWBBURY.—The following letter has been
written by Mr. Gladstone to an elector of Dewsbury, who
had brought the right hon. gentleman acquainted with
the split between the supporters of Mr. Handel eciehain
and Mr. Serjeant Simon:—"l have often heard of Mr.
Cossham's services to the liberal causeowhile unfortu-
nately I am not acquainted with Mr. Serjeant Simon.
But I regret to say that even if I were in poreession of
the facts, it would be presumptuous on my part to give
an opinion as between any two candidate* declaring
themselves to be of the liberal party. Such an opinion
from me, in a town or county with which I am not per-
: ovally connected, would amount to an attempt at arbi-
tration, a thing which no ono, however quahfiel, could
undertake, unless upon the application of the party at
large. lam truly sorry to be unable to offer you advice,
but I can assure you that my giving it would only tend to
embroil matters. You are at liberty to make such use of
this answer as you may think fit. Wishing you and the
constituency heartily well with reference to the pending
election, I remain. your faithful servant, W. E GLAD.
ercerz.—To Mr. Jonathan Bentley."

EAST KENT.—A week or two ago a fictitious
address from Sir John Croft, one of the liberal candidates,
appeared in the Timm% The liberal committee have
received the manuscript from tho publishers, and it has
been declared by Mr. KnatchbuLl-Hugeasen, M.P., to
be in the handwriting of Mr. Loftus Pemberton, brother
to the sitting conservative member.

NORT/I EAST LANCASHIRS.—On Saturday the
liberal party of East Lancashire held a great demon-
stration at Blackburn, in support of the candidature of
Mr. W. Fenton and Mr. W. Kay Shuttleworth, the liberal
candidates for the North East Division of the county.
About 2,500 persons were present, and upon the platform
were recognised liberal leaders from different parts of the
county. The chair was occupied by Lieut.-Col. Bowdon,
and Mr. Fenton and his colleague (Mr. Shuttleworth)
addressed the meeting. Mr. Fenton declared himself to
be a supporter of Mr. Gladstone's Irish church policy, in
favour of the ballot, and of tic closing of the public-
houses on the Sunday. He condemned the unstatesman-
like conduct of Mr. Disraeli, and said the conser-
vative party were ashamed of their leader. Mr.
J. Pilkington proposed a resolution to the effect
that Messrs. Fenton and Shuttleworth were fit
and proper liersons to represent the division of North Emt
Lancashire an parliament, and pledging the meeting to do
all in its power to secure their return. Mr. J. (.i. Potter,
one of the liberal candidates for the borough of Black-
burn, seconded the resolution, and it was carried without
a single dissentient. The liberal party expect to carry
their candidates in the county by an overwhelming ma-
jority.

Normottnm.—Sir Robert Clifton has retired
frcm the candidature of the borough. A deputation of
his tenantry and others waited upon the hon. baronet at
Clifton-hall on Saturday for •the purpose of persnair
him to reconsider his decision not to again come forward
as a candidate. Sir Robert, however, declined, averring
as his reason that he had no desire in any way, directly
or indirectly, to assist in promoting the return of Mr.
Marten, who had cane for ward as the oonscrvatiye can-
didate.

CIIYeTAL PALACE.—Ox E NO DAY.
11(,NDAT, 24.—Admialiotut by season tickets,
1,1:1: ditto on payment, 3,942: total neitors, 5,113.
Irentiutan'e tea is sold Bd. per pound cheaper as
Ih* dot) is reamed. This interwar* fact will, when fully known,
*vim further arras° the demand for theme abeam taaa. Horni-
moan's aits are sold only in packets. *ad "Horaiman sad On.,
initial importers of the pare tea.''—lat—isemmt3