Monmouthshire Merlin

gotirro. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. K ^VnTi'BY GIVEN, that the next OTICE IS &J%TEb SESSIONS of the PEA CE GENERAL U■ mouth, will beheld at the Town Sail, ™rthe County<VffDAY, the 3 Qth day of December, 1867, «««? °7he Court will sit at half-past 11 o'clock in the ft that immediately proceed to administer the oaths of ffigistrates and other persons desirous of qualifying for office. t th d l l" l.' l' The Court will then proceed with all business relating to the assessment. application, and management of the County Stock or Rate, or any Fund or Funds used and applied in aid thereof, and make orders for payments, and consider and direct the general business of the county. All bills and demands relating to the public expenditure of the county, must be delivered into the office of the Clerk of the Peace, fourteen days before the Sessions, and all Appeals and Traverses must be entered with the Clerk of the Peace, before twelve o'clock at noon on the second day Of the Sessions. At half-past nine o'clock on Tuesday, the 3 ht day of December, 1867, the Grand and Petty Juries will be called over, and are to answer to their names, or in default, they ecill be fined; and all persons bound by recognizances are t. attend, as the Court will proceed to try indictments for felonies, traverses, and appeals, and transact the other business of the Sessions. All convictions and recognizances, and all informations and depositions, must be delivered or transmitted to the Clerk of the Peace three clear days previous to the Sessions. All costs allowed by the County must be taxed at the same Sessions, or they will not afterwards be allowed. CHARLES PROTHERO, Clerk of the Peace. Newport, 3rd Dec'.mber, 1867. [11,700 NOTICE. THE AGRICULTURAL ACCOMMODATION BANK, NEWPORT. OPEN FROM ELEVEN TILL FOUR. DAVID GWYNNE OWEN, EsQ. MANAGER. [11705 FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY RAILWAY STATION. BRISTOL STEAM CABINET WORKS. t A V E R TON & CO.'S PRICES CURRENT POR THE COMPLETE FURNISHING an EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE in a neat and res Pectable style, with good MODERN FURNITURE, £ itchen, Hall, Dining and Breakfast-rooms, Stairs, Drawing-room, Best Bedroom, Spare Bedroom, and two bervants' Bedrooms. KITCHEN. £ s. d. £ s. d. ■Weal Table, 8s. 6d., Large One Flap -ditto, 12s. 6d 110 *Otir strong chairs, at 3» fid 0 14 0 clothes horse, 7s 6d, small ditto, 5s 0^6 tt,fe box 2 13 6 a HALL. o seven yards 4-4 oil cloth, at 2B9d 0 19 f.0c<>a door mat and stair foot ditto. 0 » » ^Olbrella stand and hat rail — 1 0 2 12 9 „ DINING ROOM. set of damask or moreen w'n" dow curtains, 31 yards long, fringed drapery. polished mahoo-any, or gilt ■« fee pole »• 3 10 0 Super Brussels carpet, 18 feet by 15,1 feet, 42 yards 7 7 0 **earth rug to match ••• •• "ahogany sliding table, with extra leaf to dine eight ••• 8U solid mahogany hair seated chairs, Stuffed with horse hair r^&hogany sofa, hair-seated. ••• Mahogany pedestal sideboard, 5 feet 6 inches 31 18 Q BREAKFAST ROOM. Soper Kidderminster carpet, say 5 2 1() Q .••• »" • Mahogany Pembroke table, 3ft. bin. g R square Six imitation mahogany chairs, cane _L11 5.13 5.13 STAIRS. krong Dutch carpet, say 20 yards at 8 „ls4d 1 6 Thirty-six stair rods and eyes U to ]_ 2 8 DRAWING ROOM. Super Brussels carpet, including mak- ing, 18ft by 154ft, 42 yards 7 7 O §earth rug, to match sets rich damask curtains, oj yards long, window drapery, and two 6 ft. gilt poles ••• ainut cheflBoneer, plate glass back, >nd marble top ••• Chimney glass, in gilt frame, best British plate, 40in. by 30in • Walnut loo table .••• n Walnut couch, in dam isk, as curtains 5 In U Six solid walnut chairs, ditto 42 3 0 BEST BEDROOM. Mahogany half-tester Bedstead, with cornice, poles, rings, &c 10 Moreen or Damask Furniture, with fringe, drapery, complete 1? Mattress ••• ■ Good Feather Bed, Bolster, and Pil- 1 u One pair best Russia Sheets. 0 ^hree Blankets, 27B., White Coun- terpaue, 14s. 6d. 1 6 Mahogany Washstaml an.l Table 3 3 U dressing Glass, large size 0 16 0 Mahogany Towel-horse — 0 4 6 •fhree imitation Mahogany Chairs, cane seat ••• •» "• U 9 0 Mahogany Chest of Dniweis, French ^polished n i'«t 0 Carpet, yard wide Ms»h0gany Night Commode 26 4 6 _2646 SECONb BEPROOii. apanned full-size half-tester U e.i- etea.d. 2 2 0 Good Dimity Furniture, with Fringe Drapery 1 7 6 Mattress. ••• I10 Millpoff Bed and Bolster, feather Pillows .»■ ill n One pair Russia Sheets 0 12 (J Three Blankets, 24s., W hite Coun- terpane, 10s 6d. •••„• — Painted Washstand and lable 0 lo ■ Chest of Drawers, large size ••• 1 12 u Three Chairs, 7s. 6d., I :ies»iDg Glass. q 10s 6d. •" Towel Horse, 3s., Bedside Carpet. P »»«'.16' 13 13 0 TWO SERVANTS' BHDHOOMS. Fu'.l-sire Double Bedsteads 1 1 0 2 Millpuff Beds, Bolsters, & Pillows 2 0 0 2Pair Sheets, 10s., Six Blankets,3tis 260 ^Coloured CounterpanHS 0 10 0 2Washstands 0 11 0 2Chests of Drawers 2 10 0 4Cfaairs,;i0s.; Two Glasses, 5s. 15 0 q Total JE13612 5 A SINGLE ROOM OR A SINGLE ARTICLE AT A THE QUOTED PRICKS. LA VERTON & CO.'S Enlarged ILLUSTRATED GUIDE containing306 ENGRAVINGS., of HO USE HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES fee With Prices and Estimates for Furnishing the Cottage, i Villa, or Mansion. Sent Post Free. 96, and 37 MARYFORT-SI BEET, BRISTOL. CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCEMENT. W. CHRISTOPHERS, No. 15, COMMERCIAL STREET. NEWPORT, (THE MERLIN" NEWSPAPER AVD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE.) I HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF I BOOKS and GENERAL and FANCY STATIONERY, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTM S AND THE NEW YEAR. Photograph Albums in great varlaiy The ilew Musical Photograph Albu Quarto Albums adapted far presents. Christmas Me-paper, Envelopes, and Cards. The Christmas Extra Numbers of the Periodicals. Routledge's, Beeton's, and other Christmas Annuals. Books, illustrated by the best artists, anil elegantly bound, designed for presents. Almanacks, Diaries, Year Boo^s, Pocket Books, Purses, &c. Writing Cases in Leather, Papeteries, Blotting Cases, &c. I Elegant Church Service, in lviry, with gilt rims, clasp, &c., at tOs. 6d. A large selection of Children's Coloured Toy Books, ALBUMS. BIBLES, PRAYER B'KiKS, CllU.t H SE VICES, &c. A GREAT VARIETY OF VERSE-CARDS, EMBLEMATIC NOTE PAPEH, & SACHETS. Books, Periodicals, &c., supplied at the shortest notice-parcels from London every day. NEWPORT BRANCH OF THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LIBRARY COMPANY. For the information of intending Subscribers, the terms of Subscription for the Publications contained in the Depot List of New Books, and in the Catalogues of the Standard Collection, numbering One Hundred and Thirty Thousand Volames, are appended, viz. :— 12 Months. 6 Months. 3 Months. Month. £ 8. d. £ s d. £ 8. d £ a. d. Two VOLUMES 0 lj 6 0 6 0 0 3 6 0 2 0 FoUR VOLUMES 1 1 0 0 12 0 0 7 0 0 4 0 And upwards, in the proportion of Two Additional Volumes for each Additional Halt-Guinea. Agent to the EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE C-MPAMIT; the LANCASHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, with which is incorporated the BIRMINGHAM FIRE OFFICE and the GUARANTEE SOCIETY. "CLEME NTSi PHILLIP 8, AND CO., WINE MERCHANTS, NEWPORT, MON. PORTS AT 15s, ISs, 20B, 24s, 30i, and 36s, PER DOZEN. OLD CRUSTED. 42a. ftnd.SQ* £ m-X>OZEjS. —— SHKRKIES AT 15a, 18s, 20s, 24», 30a, and 36s, PER DOZEN". „ VERY CHOICK, 42*. 48a, 54s, and 60a, PER JJOZEJT. BRANDIES, 16s, 18<, 20s, 24s, 26s, 28s, and 30s, PER GALLON. RUM, 15s, 16s, and 18s, PER GALLON. IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEY, 16s, 18s, and 20s, PER GALLON. '0 LONDON GIN, 128 6J and 14s PER GALLON. AN ASSORTED CASE OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES SENT CARRIAGE FREE. [11,740 W. H. JONES BEGS respectfully to inform his kind Patrorrs that he will, on and after MONDAY, ,D SEPTEMBER 30th, relinquish that portion of his BREAD BAKING BUSINESS connected with the Delivery of^r8gi ^ONES^enders his best thanks for the patronage accorded to him, and trusts the same support will be extended* to Mr. T. ABLAUT, who has taken to that branch of his business. Mellon's Bank, Newport, Mon., September 26th, 1867. T. A B L ART, HAVING taken to the BREAD BAKING BUSINESS so long carried on by Mr. W. H. ZD JONES, hopes by prompt attention to all Orders, and DAILY DELIVERY OF PURE BREAD TO ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN AND COUNTRY, to merit a continuanceofthtlpatronagehitherto bestowed on Mr. JONES. r 44, High-street, Newport, Mon., September 26th, 1867. Ul,4t>4: NEWPORT, MON. CHEAP PAPER HANGING DEPOT, AT 82, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEAR ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. OA AAA PIECES OF CHOICE DESIGNS, carefully selected from all the {DvjVyVVy principal Manufacturers. New Patterns added weekly suitable for the present Season. W W. LODER, B RANCH POST OF F I C.E. SEPTEMBER, 1867. [10,874 Wines paid du:y on in 1866 by W & A Giibey 437,687 gallons. Vide "Wine Trade Review" This forms a thirtieth part oj the total consumption of IViues for the year in the Uniteii Kingdom W & A GILBEY • ,I Wine hnporters Distillers AGENT-E E BECKINGHAM 7 TREDEGAR PLACE NEWPORT (MON) SINGLE BOTTLES or any quantity of WINES & SPIRITS can be obtained, and Books of Prices with descriptions of 200 varieties ) forwarded, on application to the Agent „ « „ ,:i ■ W & A GIJ,I1EY'. "CiSTI.E TPAHKirill ON RACH CORK. II NTTTTC E (TF REMOVAL ^—.— MRS. CATHERINE SPEARY, Widow, (original Proprietor of the Tredegar Boat Company, and Mother of the late W. and R. Speary, trading for upwards of 20 years as the Trede?ar Boat Company), respectfully announces that, consequent upon the sudden death of her two Sons, and to avoid further litigation, she has removed from the Business Premises formerly occupied by her to a more convenient barf, afford- ing direct railway facilities in connection with the Warehouses, where she intends continuing the business of General Carrier between Bristol, Newport, and the Hills, under the name and title of THE NEW TREDEGAR BOAT COMPANY. To explain an Advertisement headed "TREDEGAR BOAT COMPANY," C. S. 'beg to inform her friends that her late son, Richard, was only one of six children who had an interest in the business of the Tredegar Boat Company at the time of his dtath and that in justice to her surviving children, having failed to bring about an equitable ar- rangement with Mrs. ANN SPEARY, now calling herself the Tredegar Boat Company, (to whom, with a view to avoid litigation, she offered to secure a competency, together with a provision for her children, neither of hey sons having left a jtyOnUaTiD^ been compelled to boy or sell her interest and that of her children in the bosinesp, she has for the thirlftjpa^re-parei ased the Tassels formerly belonging to herself* She wishes her friends to understand that hers is not a tuui'-eea^any, «h<; being the oldest of the Tredegar Boat Company now living and she trusts that patronage which ahthiii to long e uojod will be extended to her under the name and title of t £ a £ T«w Tredegar Boat) Coi"t>anv. T-J F- |ll|3(K, ^(UTRC.O$C.5. CHINA, GLASS, AND E A It THE N \V A It -E, 140, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. MESSRS. LANE & CO. (ESTABLISHED 1821.) B 2, VICAR-STREET, KIDDERMINSTER, ANl) 14, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE, EG to inform the Nobility, Gentry, a&d INHABITANTS generally of Newport and the Yicinity that they have OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AI> T_$E ABOVE PRESSES, Wi^! a, NEW «n4^BK5lCE SELECTION of CUT and PRESSED GLAS9fvCiIIN Ai EARTHENWARES, LUKrRES, VASES, &o., where thejr hope by prompt attention to Orders, aud the supeiior quality of their Goods to ensure liberal support. v ASSEMBLIES SUPPLIED WITH GOODS ON HIRE GOODS CAREFULLY PAOKED FOR GENTLEMEN CHANGING THEm RESIDENCES. [11375 NEWPOI C i NEWPORT CEMETERY WORKS STOW HILL, NEWPORT, HON. (NEAR ST. WOOLLOS CHURCH.) |J. CADOGAN JENKINS, ~^CXJI7PTOB, &C., ,J^8R\0PTAP« ASTSS' J. ail» 'ill be to sell on CQ^RACTOKS, BUILDERS, Ulu ioUlRt possible terms, combined and^the Inhabitants generally ^of jfr r. mfyM. r s with the be«t workmanship. Ne#ort and surrounding district /m* ,7^ .1 J,' that he has commenced business at M/ f J lj\ J. C. J. begs to cli the attention the ..sbove address, audjs prepared of Architects, Bnilders. and othor- to e*«cutei a 1 kinds of PLAIN and f to his Stock of teUPERlOR OR|f A MENT AL WORK :n .jfl i 1JA1\UFACTURED CHIMNEY MAftBLE, SLATE, and all other f 1 I T 'he is prepared to kind^of -JONE, in a first-lass \[ Sr% oB« at !o per c-nt cheaper than manfiir, and hopes by sinct att en- juJ lv '1 ife any othrr Establishment in the West tion to business to receive their 'ijf* r? i^f.i. patronage and support. a-. $ £ 8. d. £ s d Goo2rBox Mnrble Chimney Piece 1 12 0 Enamelled Box ditto 1 7 0 A Ktffue Royal Box ditto, for dining room 3 0 0 Ditt.o ditto '2 4 0 A St. Mont Clarie (pure black) 4 5 0 Bath Stone ditto 0 11 0 f MONUMENTS, TOMBb, TABLETS, HEADSTONES, Sen. constantly on hand, and all kinds ot stone work requisite for building and other purposes. Kw Estimates given to supply all Buildings with the necessary Bath Stone and Forest Stone Work, and Chimney Pieces fixed and completed in a first-class manner. )/~7 Stow-hill, Sept. 20th, 1867= [11,399. CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. CimiSTMAS CASES OF SPIRITS, 16s. INCLUDING BOTTLES AND CASE. ONE BOTTLE OLD LONDON GIN. ONE „ OLD IRISH WHISKEY. ONE „ OLD SCOTCH WHISKEY. ONE „ MARTELL'S PALE BRANDY. .1.: ONE RV OLD JAMAtOA FUJFVL E. J E W I N S SPIRIT MERCHANT. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT. Any kind of Spirits of the same value way be substituted for the above. [11,606 GAME, POULTRY, FI S 11, & c G E 0 R G E BUR G E, 7, COMMERCIAL-STREET, OPPOSITE THE WESTGATE HOTEL, HAVING completed his arrangements for CHRISTMAS, begs to intimate that his Stock of GEESE, TU RKKYS, GAME, will be much more extensive th»n he was able, in consequence of the in- complete sta e ot hin premises last year, to offer. He brgs at tlie smne time to thank the public for their very liberal patronage, which it shall be his endeavour at all times to deserve, by supplying the BEST FiSH, GAME, POULTRY, &c., and by prompt attention to the orders oi his customers. VERY FINE VENISON. GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS. NATIVE OYSTERS. WILTSHIRE SAUSAGES DAILY. POTTED LOBSTERS, SARDINES, FISH SAUCES, PICKLES, &c. [11,692 NOTICE O F REMOVAL. MRS. O li A E, E STATIONERY, ACCOUNT BOOKS, AND GENERAL NEWS AGENT, RETURNS thanks to her Friends and the Public -eLierally,for the patronage she has received during the last fifteen years in 1 lunurth S rce", and begs to infoiui them that her Business will in futi:re be carried on at 138, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. She IlIORt respectfully solicits a couiiuudnce of their support. ALL ORDERS ENTIiUSTKi) TO flKR SH,LL BiS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. LONDON PAttJi.LS Rlii;iiIVi-;D DAILY. [11,40 OLD TEEDEGAE BOAT COMPANY. TREDEGAB. BOAT WHARF, NEWPORT. \/TRS. ANN SPEARY, widow of the late RICHARD SPEARY, begs to inform the Tradesmen and Public of Newport am: tht> Hills generally, that sb? has arranged with Mr. WM. C, WEBB to take ENTIItE MANAGEMENT of the Business of Gh.NER \L CARRIERS between BRISTOL, NEWPORT, and the HILLS, his long experience in shipping an it the iradt- of the district will be a guarantee for promptness and dispatch, ami an inducement to her friends t>) coutinue the p:itrona^e so long bestowed on this Company. A New Company having latel v st .ried under the iume of the INEW TKEJOEGAB BOAT Co. please be particular to order by OLD TREDEGAR BOAT CO. The regular days for loading in Bristol are TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Agent in Bristol, Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS. WM. C. WEBB, Manager ) H 0 R N E R S GENTLEMEN'S ELASTIC SIDE SPRING BO)TS, 10s. 6d. 124, COMMERCIAL STREET. [10,9 0 KORNER'S FOR BOOTS! LADIES' KID ELASTIC SIDE SPUING, 5s. 6d. [10,900 YTTTTE E"S NEW PATENT DIAMOND CAMEO PORTRAITS Taken daily at liis Rooms, 8. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT. CARTES DE VISITE and PORTRAITS for LOCKETS, BROOCHES, &c taken in the best manner Special arrangements made for large numbers of Cartes for charitable purposes. VIEWS, MACHINERY, ANIMALS, &c., poly- graphed. ,» PORTRAIT of PRINCE ARTHUR, TAKEN AT TENBY, by post, 1». 62»4 H P E A R M A IT, 00 en :zi P&EM.B" "l1 ü z <=: rn r/l t"" ¡ L4 p:: 11, COMMERCIAL S ToR E E TI I I C 0 Al F NEWPORT. [548 FOft THE BEST] -O S *> Y 0 1\ GO TO B.L A N D'S. [8907 MR. PARSON QURGEON DENTIST, of 3, Great George- O street, Park.street, Bristol, respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of New port and Vicinities, that he may be consulted in th« various branches of4HS1 profession, tt tpl EKG'S ffKAB HOTEL, Newport, the second and fourth Weduesfty in each month. I A WSCI'MBEE!* } Mewport, WedawAsy, 11th & 25th, «tUl sbwh, II. 'USE. G5. HlbH-S riiE £ T, NKxvPOi;T I ESSRS GREENE COMPANY bez ih J0 of .I,e iUrr^« 5 thejr Annciihuru' T.a.t,, r}wv hav„ takea additional j.renns-u a' .No 6S, MIGit-S liiir/i' occupied IIT .Sii". Ills W'iue -HMir of A^UIUULTURjiL PLbMEMs, ARiIFlCfAL .MAM ii, s, iUXiFlNO tpaT' BtAU PJI'li A 1> S5i £ ET LEAD.Uli^ A]S i'AfNT?, AXi)I .'ON'rfONGEHY tor Colliene-H. fro,, au Xio.pl»«^ vroiKW, Ei.aii.eer*. Con. tractors, biiihi r-, C<|;>-Ina ueis, >,i.ith^, &c and ley trust, t :al b V atu a>veu „r leiK tl)8 quality aud low ps;c-s at wi.ich t ,-v i- t, offer Uoo .S, "ill pluGU" ior tiieai a. htiil fnrtht r luoieiise of busiuess, 19 a0d 68 1 igii- Tr-H all Cdslle hurf. [11 ,711 R. C. tjLADE & SON. v Clif'psui'.v.ioni;, •, Junc, 1867. I taaukiug vuu for past istUMioiD, i besr L res,caul,, !i {l,1Ui yu\ ,uitl ^'j.^or^.d Jt Son wd.jom m u>y bus)lM. mj PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT k AUDITOR. rnitTl fliU;"Ve ',U:- to husi,COTTW MITT,, «o our C,T,, ►.bail LO-T,C U„<L r. CSVE » liberal shine (,i to: it. J- i«ii< an, Vou» O'lf '-H: i.. v.. t>L DE. |3 EF^RRING t > t:ie ahove. ir i> uiy puiuful 11 duty to ai no!i■ ce t:,e took pla-e on t l,e 30 n ui A 1,1 A ;■ i..> ;im<> 1 ueu reft.- pec.fudy n,r,, j'u ti, ,i | ,„;l ,u. llie (lor the Deoeill n. t.« i .uui ii,: t o.. se -'oral ,,f th« •R°r%ArrR,BS 7, •) ibe rue of i-. C. bLADE & bO •, an., (.itu-ci. !<j u. i.e »..v..ated, | with a contis. •;»!«• o y,»r » h'ich X trust ijrt, jirov-v. Miiaejiff. t. Owin«to thes-a.eot ,ny F.t'l, for some time r«lievt«l uu, .fti, s r ot hi* A-di «» ^Newport, JU., Atv.-O.h, SSO7. W. S) A1>E 11 C4 ') J TE.; CI K AWSii Y \ILEy. Wa. MATTHEWS company, • T;-A ^BUCiiA >T xc, Can give their o irons Tea U.-eiv in very ofd. by t:, i "> ■ N, „ j, ¡. FINE TEAS, I., 4:1., 2. 2 8 :u au,l 3, 4j < I NEW FHl'IiSLavtJJJrJi\'ed ",1 d' v g(wt.. IN STOCK-S r (iines, LiiU~t.ei> ."3:,l'i.o.i, Essence of B.-ef, Pickles, &f. BONDED SI'OU ES for F- -dts, Wiues, a» I Sp rite. Sl! 9 I. EE Moor PORCELAIN FIRE BRICKS stiperiov to all ot'ioi'^ lor Coke .'veus Gas \V orkis, lro-i v\ ori-s. and -i.l pu pdbes in''whishL _it is essential tha Biick should TrrxiiSTA.vn hvtENsE Hi; AT. AGENT FOR SOUTH WALES: J M H A I M E 3.1,501 J DOCK v, CARDIFF. THE NEWPORT, MON., TURKISH AND WARM BATHS COMPANY, LIMITED. NEAR THE CUSTuM tlousK, LOCK, STREET. SEVERAL ALTERATIONS and > PROVEMEN'l'S have recently been efF-c ed in tiiea» ji Baths, uuiongst which may be enumerated the lollowiaf nawely An uuguiente.i Heat to the Turkish Bath. A more perfect t-u! :1 tion to the same, the Bath t-eiog now pro: ouoced, on competent authority, oi:o yf th« sweetest Turkish Baths in the Unitei! Kiug-unn. An increased supply of Hot Water to the im fi.tlfj A coutinuolls supply of Fresh Water to all the R .tft» ALTERATION OF LADIES' DAYS. On and after the 5th instant, the whole of Thursday each week will be approprhted to the use of L .rtyfSub—- actibetsi, in lieu of the two parts of days at present allotted to thun. A slight Alteration in the Tariff has been m ,de, the par- ticulars of wbicli may be obtained at the B;t,h». By Order, OEOuCiE LOCK, A'tend nt:» 1st August, 1867. iu,2»8 Duty I ^.OKNIMAN'r I iPUBE TEAS AKE now jEight-psaco^Cheapar. I ? Tea f:)]'oierly 3s. 4d., Re tUCQd to 2s. ) t len forffl-r!y 3s. 8d., Reduced to 3s. On [ Tea formerly 4s. 0d., Reduced to 3s 4: t Tel formerly 4s. 4d., Reduced to 3s 8d. t I TTo-ounce.Qii.r,.rt?i'5Hair&Pound Packets 1 ill GiiKUISE P ACKE TS are signed, j 0. Mo?7ii7nJin^o. london. [ Original importers of the Pure Tea. I 'NTS 1M THIS DISTRICT t ABEB11 AVEN'NT •• Gosden. Watkins.flieh St. ABr.EYSTVTi'"fl.Jones, chemist. BLAKEN*1"Philpotts. QiXDBUfORD.. Cord win, chemist QKICICHOWELL. Chris ropl, cr. CARi>iFF..Kernick,23, Dtike-st QKICICHOWELL. Chris ropl, cr. CARi>iFF..Kernick,23, Dtike-st Ditto ..James CHEPSTOW.. Griffitlis.bookselterj COLEPOBD.. Williams.—Hough UOWLAIS..Hancock LTDXF.Y ..Hathi-way MONMOUTH Allen,confectioner NEWPORT JUNES & FI^VNYPG S, HIKIJ-S reet „ CHERET 41, COTPMO-WIU MR „ H. L WII.UAMS 3, Poittt-ki J PHILLIPS.A2, Commerciil ft fheruis „ J. YOTJNG. 20, „ Cn-operat -i> Srciery. NEW>'HAM.F; er, \nn>*<r PONTYPOOL ciiemist PoNTYpmnn..Js"'e*. BISCA.. Taylor, Chemist USK.. tdnvaros f6}!22 J TEA FREE FROM ► J "^MINERAL COLOUR, t J Johnson, Johnsons Co► J PURE TEA I lswarrantedfree fronzall )}fin- J 4 eral Colour-it now commands. | a large sale on account of its great | 4 strength and uniform excellence. t 6 < ► i Supplied in Packets only, from 2 OZi". to I Ib. and 3 lb. and 6 lb. Tin Canisters- i At 2/8, 3/- & 3/4 per lb. J t i Choice Qualities, 3/8 & 4/- pzr lb. Sold by Chemists, Confecticners, J &c., in every Town. I LOCAL AGENTS. FiLLGWEKLLT..FAtjLKJTEB, Chemist 81, Commeiciai road Abergavenny..James, confecr. Beautort .loses, chemist Aberdare Thomas, chemist Brvnmawr Jones,Beaufort-st Bristol Huntley. 105, Ked- clitf street Cardiff Cross, chemist I Chepstow ..Hillman, Mercury office. Gloucester .Jnynes, Meraer office. Hereford Chave. i>,Kro«<I „ Jetiiii;i}?s.3 >Hi £ jts. Towu. Merthyr .Lewis. George Town. „ Btepheos, ciw.'st Nantyglo. A lion. Post ofte# str. til I t*ontypool«»a*^4w«rdii Tredegar rft ■■»»* t Usk JCbTiU I JOHNSON, JOHNSON ft CO., TEA MK? 17, BLOMF1ELD 8TKEET, CKY. LO»tu.v