The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-06 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6,186 S.

THE ART OF SPENDING MONEY.—To BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Slone'.
make money is a univenal desire, and the art of spending ANNIVERSARY PIieTIVAL as MONDAY nest, the 11th
it wisely requires but little study to render It equally universaL May, lank at the City Teresina' Hotel, Cansea-ntreet, the
Philosophers agree that ruormysavediamoney made, oonseimently Right Rev. ROBERT BICKIJATILTR, D.D., Lord Usher el
It ix of the utmost Importance that • purchaser should adopt the IiThON, In the chair.
must advantageoas method of expending it. Those who can pay Dinner on table at a quarter to 6 o'cloek . Tickets to
ready money bold a great power still they cannot obtain the be obtained from the Sesmetary, at theaty =oak Megiddo.
full value which It naturally commands =lees they select houses ALFRED MACKEREL
in which business is conducted on ready money principles ex- I Bankers: Hears. Williams, Deacon. and Co., Birehinlaae.
elusively. The keen competition between houses of this order
presents advantages to the public which no other system can
offer. The exclusive ready-money nstem Is to buy with, as well
as to sell for ready money. Manufacturers and merchants are
attracted to houses on that system, and dispose of to those
nein/ the great accumulations and over-productions of
which must be sold at a loss. Thus the buying power ()jog:
ready-money system stocks the warehouse with• largeportion of
Its good. at lower prices than the swat of production, and forms
the first of the three main elements which constitute the selling
power of the ready-money system. The second element is the
avoidance of loss. No credit is given, consequently no extra
profits are required to cover had debts. The third element is
the economy of time. No statements are made, consequently
no waste of time In argument to settle the price, which Is
marked upon emit article In plain Biases: otherwise It would
require the expense of three times the number of assistants to
do the same amount of business. To add extra profits for the
purpose of taking off a discount, making an abatement or= allow-
ance. Is against the ideas of a trader upon the true ready-money
system. During twenty•two years the above system has been
rigidly canted out, to the great advantage of all parties, by
SAM UEL BROTHERS, merchant tailors, Sydenham House,
Ludgate-hill.

(AHERN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. THIS
Nogr IVRNINO Wedareda, . May 6, DOING FOR THIRIOST,
at 7 ; THE FIRST NIGHT, hill-peat b; and OLIVES, TWIST,
quarter to 10.

18 r. ALFYED WIGAN. tonight, In Ids celebrated character a
Add Ile Telma Dafard In TUh IIIRST
ler. J. L TOOLE In Two Pieces.

MESSRS. SYDNEY SMITH and HENRY
BL ROV E 8 " PIA NOFORTE and VIOLIN RECITAL,"
under dbnineuished patronage. lianoversquara Zoom; MM.
DAY EVENING, Ray 19, at halt-past 8. Plannlorta, Kr. BYdral
Smith violin, Mr. Henry Blagrove ; 11r. Aylward ;
vocalist, Wm Cecilia Westbrook: accompanying, Mr. Aylward.
Stalls, 55.: unreserved, 2a ed.: at llsairs. Ashdown and Parry's,
19, Hanover square, where a plan at the room may be seen,

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three
Ballets—Promerode Concert—Flnetta at le—Leotard it
11. Belt o'clock. Out Shilling.

SAMUEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.
The coats, 215., ads., 33a, 42a, 43a, 30e. ; the walsteueta
75., Ba., Bs. tld., 11c, Its., 13s. ; the trousers, 144., 165.. 17s.
VA, US. , 265. Every style and sloe kept In stook for inunodlate
use, or made to measure. Patterns poet fees.—Sydenham
House, Nu. 50, Ludgate-hill.

SUIT COMPLETE, 425.

SUIT COMPLETE, 50s.

SUIT COMPLETE, 395.

SUIT COMPLETE, 75a.

SUIT COMPLETE, 816.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
Nolborn.—Tim Jowl spacious and bsilifintly-doeoestsd
baR-room, and the bill band In London. OPEN toe CONCERT
and OANCING EVERY EVENING. Musical director. Mr. M.
M. Packer. Open at halt-past 8; deem as Admission.

ROBERT HELLER, the famous American
00XJ DROR and HUMORIST, WM roopen POL
HALL, King Witlism-stivet, Charbeg-erom, on YG RAPHIC
HARTER
MONDAY, performing every evening at 8, and en Wednesday
sod Saturday afternoons at S. The best majurteg sines the
days of Robert Houdin ; his humour convulsing, sad ressinding
as of Artemus Ward.

INTEILIGENCX FROM ABROAD.

('lllMin's nemesans.)
MANCE.
PARIS, MAT 5, Evntisc.
The journals of this eveam.g confirm the Intel-
ligemos el differences between Prance and Tunis.
The nen& otemul has broken of relations with
the Bey, the Imperial Government being resolved
to defend energetioelly the interests of its sub-

- The Austrian Ambassador, Prince Metternich,
leaves this evening for Vienna. The object of his
journey is simply that he may be present at the
marriage of his brother.

PRUSSLI.
BERLIN, MAT 5, litvssuro.
In to-day's sitting of the Customs Parliament,
Duke Vjast and Baron Roggenbacb, supported by
nearly_all the independent conservatives, old libe-
rals, Hose-nationals, and South German members,
brought in the following order of the day, to be
substititted for the address proposed by the national
liberal party :—" Considering that the reconstruc-
tion of the Zollverein upon the basis of the customs
treety, and by the convocation of representatives of
the Clerusia people for the puppies of united legis-
lation. airds a pledge for the constant develop-
ment of *I national institutions, and guarantees a
satisfactory fulfilment of the nation's just claims
for the effectual working and union of the State
forces, and considering that unanimous co-opera-
tion in the performance of the tasks devolving upon
the Customs Parliament is the course beat suited to
obtain these objects, it is moved that the House
pass over she motion for an address to the order of
the day.",