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MONEY MARKET. I LONDON, Wkdnksdat. Frankfort Bourse weak. Berlin Bouiso quiet. Vienna Bourse quiet. Paris Bourse also quiet. Paris Cheques on London 25f. 29c. Bombay to-day yu London is liiglier Calcutta aDd China to-day on London unaltered; it. Peters- burg on London to-day has unproved to 122 roubles per L10 sterling. Telegraphic transfers, Bombay and Calcutta on London is, 4 15-32d. per rupee, both places. 'Ibe Stock Markets hate opened irregular and weak, with littlo present prospect of animation until the Conversion Sichfruio is out of baou. Tbe iudgut rumours to-day in Dm matter vt Luted transieis have muruover a bad influence. foreign Stocks Russians and Spauish | down, Unified 1.)6, but lurkiah Dtleuco and Mexican I Convened i up; Peruvittusi duwu. Home Railways: North British, Midlands, Cale- dooiaos, and South Easterns i down, but HuU and Barnaleys 4 up, North Easterns, Cheat Wes- terns, and brigtiwu* i up. Brighton passenger decrease yesterday £ 541. Business done in Birminghein Three-and-a- Hall, per Cents, at 1111 to 112; Three per Cents. 100J; Cardifi Three-and-a-Ualf per Cents. 109i; Croydon l'hree-aud-a-Half per I Cents* 209t to 103J Liverpool Three-aud-a-Half per Cents. Illi to Illi; MiddlesborougU Three. autUa-Half per Cents. 106 Nottingham 1bree per Ceots. Wi to 100; PorUuiouth Three-aod-a-Hslf per Ceuis. 109; SUflotd Ibree-awi-a-Ualf pui Ceats, 1041 to 101; »wauasa ,rfrrin-»nil-s-Nt»lf per Cents. lOSt to 109; Wolverhampton Three-ana-a- Half pec Cents. 1091; Southampton Three-and-a- Hall per Ceats. 106$to 107. American Railways Wabash i down, New York Centrals j, but Ontarios i up, Nurfolks, Readings,. and Atlantic Firsts i j Miiwauaees i down. Trunk Preferences t to i up, but Mexican Rails to i do wil. Yeeterday's London Imports: 1,931,650 lbs. ot tee. AQW cwts. of wheat, 42,869 cwts. of flour, 8,065 uwts. of maizo, 9,080 bales of wool, 1,000 lmiks of jute, 683 bales of hemp, 16 bales of flax, 121 baits at leather, 665 bales of hides, 217 tons ot tin, a6 tons of copper. London Arrivals: PesLawur from China, with 6,407 tiles of copper, aDd 6,307 slabs of Ioio; Grautiily Castle frolu the Cape with 4 boxes and 2 packages of gold Aracania "Livwpwi ttow Valparaiso, with 3,199 ban of copper. Now afloat fnrui Calcutta and C'bitiagoog Wimat, for London, 233 tons; Liverpool, 2,598 tons; Falmouth, 2,331 tous jute, for London, 118,098 bales; Liverpool. 1,857 bales; Dundee, 437,817 balsa; FaUuoutli, 633,572 bales; for the Conti- nent, 64,460 bales hides, for London, 164,403 bales; Liverpool, 5,000 bales, and the Continent 18,300 bales. ASTIR OFFICIAL HOURS. [ India Council allotment bills this afternoon h. 4Jd. Telegraphic transfers Is. 4 19-32J. Busi- now done in Taff Vale Railway Shares at 204. Cape Copper up 2, Italians down, and Mexican Couver- ted up J, Bull and Barnsley and Midland up Great Weeteroa J, Central Pacifics t down, but Readings, Atlantic Firsts, and New York Centrals i up, Scotch liu" i to t down. AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. I a&msu STOCKS. IwaMlI'. Weùf. — tlNiNjl J» itN, QM<muio" ??. h ??" ?'?- <??" -?"'? .AptUtU) iOt?t IOIK ?9449ft'd&" No- Ae-t ooo ) i I- »SiiTiSrvo~~u. U" z N«w <  M soak at xationd 32,60 toi« ?C'M.<<? )te. 107 ? Dimo 3 wc to z BRITISH RAILWAYS. Ibt*UVAtl-V OnUau* 137 kL4 to. Dda,l ui2i.rt*j ^iMttoPMfvmd 'I !3J C^lwoaiauOnl lo»K ioik 4-%BSMM "d Do," O r d. 1 21 4 lU Ijl ??Wt?ttM?Wt.?.. t0!< QVS-?* ZOOMS O r d. r. r,; Y. 3:t::=. lt 2 UUt?on MWy<?Mtn.<( ttMtt.? ? U.St North Ge U" yimntn 14iK !I  34 ;a &&?ss??<?t?? ?? n? ,M ;tMt«h)t«Mt um 1;¡¡ do.th W..W. th SX tSSS?'* '?<*?? 70 Ottw Pnfama III DMo Matnd DM» Lm4 Stack jij< OCC 31 „l*We Fiefsmd —    fassa- uru. 13V Ko B«. ?,? 101)4 vmntD uTAfKa RAILWAVIS, C*?*??*<U? -av t8 t xS !M!M!' 1' 71}. ?<W*tb«htMT. ?: ? '"t ?Dt???KS.?<?; ? 1" =: :¡¡ BtM.at<?dt«?«n? B «H t?t*MM«.? <, .?. Ct)?<<U*e<? !K7??'S?K.?"- ,? ??   =-  & 5& PttiuMtraaUOrd. Hl3 „ U.ke valme W'I ?  OTHRR RAILW 4TB. 1SJi BtMMa AyrMOrMS 8oo«3Mro. ? À M-aft Alm 4im i L* Uiuo ItaHMi £ 2 ?' po. b( Vnt .m. < 11W 67 fo. 3rq rnt ??' S£ S^& uiftSS* t i am I"W 33 l\l6r ??'?;? 's! ?'„  fORJUON arrccju *r«»utta«. UM^ jo« Ii Ä: l: ?S&? ?  rnx- .¡ J-.a.a 1 lp & n 7T!i. sgsaa" ?;S rf '=. l Bunariu t p. iSSl 0- 4 D.C.Gold m SB sg f ?ttt-a.t?t. "P gg B?.t?* 144 T^EEEE': SH EH §??:E:F: ? '"? t 5674 2" De- ao'i, l1li Druffwy rrJiM K? COIONIAI. MJECUJUTIC8. OieaiUgSD. Jea.aad July lid  Kwaf^MS M-. 1K3 A«. !u  111OJ., 6<1, III Vkteria *■, 19U-JS tss tbtt?A<MbaaM. MU-M SEMtM<tM.' .?.j — mSOrLtAKROUlC a K»therin«'. Dk., 31 — Knit and Weil (udlt Dock* n", — P«nlMnlw»ail Krtsotul Ii CIl,_d S\NI1..hlp 4!" U«. S«M< r<*t. ?)S )pt)<t'; ? )t'2 H Ditto 5 [i.e. Pr«( 91 _• Ditto 5 lSd7 9 « Anilo-4tD«rt<*n Tut. Prat 6^14 — t)tr«tU?t<-tm.tt«U<Me. SjJ — Kwri" "'('U''h)11 Vi>4 BraiilUn Hul»ii«rln« W U.1i.d ?.  ?' ? 14 II 1ereor; iiM Jolt Ditto Pref u«2 Allaopps Ordiiukfy |IH — Ht?utjthdMM UTdtntry"; tH — u-i? 11:1-It gl, e4 ll = C:vnMU Iron. 20 C>K» Copper w E? V"¡,, I and hvu Co. ?? *? Hud«un'» (otty Share* ?? :0i4 Rio t6? Nonlsrilatdl ?? HotchkiM ijj.  Ky?u<;h fref. i)'? M»mii and Hirry li3*'n 1"21X4 Myxurv Gold Miu^t 3,\ 3. tu.UM''uu?U.ttK.H)o)dMnt ? )? M Meiw 1M. of Wumi y.c. 116 Ol'.io 3 't?C. lo.¡ N iiu»n<4tu Copper 7 pro= bo M???t??.'L, ??? ? ? <? ??*'° 45 I'nlUo Hit 1 J Uon P.1 )? A'ur" J7« ii| Moodis'n'Jolii H Li.bo,.t!?y. 49 Klnilwrky C»ntralt 43 41 1::r;!Jn:;œ.tto' ? 1 Th.nU t:i)pp«r jli  Vlol'lUo: 1 ;i On" \101<1. !!)» 't')r*o<l)0?'"?????;? ? H Kmulre. ;u = Itbymiwy IrOD. I)

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. I Supplied by Mourt THAi 'KKtt.V Y AVI) CO., Stook ) awl bbue Broken, 3 Dock. Ciiuubcn, CaiUiff. KAlLWAYrt. Pilc«<. 10 H?ryH??.tuJit&iiw?.. ? U. 1:? Stock Uraut Wetteru .luu !43 ?uudontt?KotthWMterutiM.. ;K IW Mldlaiul )?.. ? )?xd U m'uuJtt.Ktudtw.m? 1^»» 11\ I'-( 1.:I<1 8too!tMh?u., )u. 15<J )M? iu Do. N.? 8.. U U?d 8twt[H«.tu?Wyt.?.t(i? ? K 4 Stock; Titf VuU j, W3 204 PKKKEHKNT1AL. 10 Birry Dock mid Uail»«y 7% IY4 Stock )<re?utM?"' ?t??e<;( t.? '? e? 9? t-bri?. N..l 4 100 4b Do. ?M.<-tp.? )u3 ? m tu „ Ort. W.t?. 3 ¡,:c: :g ,¿ 1 0 PeuilnokeATenOylip.c.lstit 10 i'^iJ 10 HbowJUlaS dwaii. tUyap.g. ig lu 10} block ltbyiuuvy 5 p.c. (sua.) UU 131 )?jnt v", ti '6?l j,& nt tMxd Do. ?f. l«bl hO 130 m?d t: fti>.u. MM HO 130 :t: „ ?. 16, I ull 1,4 H<t?t !>"• 4t..K.tt)/ h.O US 130 *d D»- ip.c. IS/3 100 laf i-.b 1(j lull Vaie >iu. I 1U0 203 207 ? Ut'. 'jp.J."??HJ?.?) Ui 1?. ->P-t IU Iv5 ,?6 ?- ''t'. c UO lU m ùo, Uti lilTARAN 1LUD AND LEASED. 5) AIo."¡,, luv .1 ?yj .1 Stock lhire Vallny a p.e 100 'm ;;5 Uivat ?*?"?? "? ? '? '7 UauulnautAl'auiValnjp.c. lotf J lu „ LluuuliyU>4b V""kOI,IIU""Y ICO 19 I3u l'u,t.. ilxr><uui. Doc» IW..to 11 xd BoiiiaLMr.Hu.i, hxiouajuu 100 UU i' S )I: IIJ]4 lUli HAlLWAi A.\) Ol1 it Kit DEBENTU It LS. &uJ Kmy D«. A lUUniy4ii (i.e. HO IUp ,11 blccw Mrvcou AMertujrr "A *p.c. J; 1 H' xj ? y?????i? 103 id J6 ut. D-k 4 V.? Ceul 100 Ill 111 <J??bt)? A t p.c  t? iW ?Kxd 1. t: :i t,l: ,Ut W IW lw ,6i ? SlldlitDit 4y.c tMt )M ?t :t\I:iÙ\ i MlUoi'd Doca .I. V p.v 1C0 1 so iili/utuey 4 p.c. Iw iiS htt „ SoiuoitemuU Uutjct No. 1 Hu "Iu t> „ i'.U VmdHi.c iw !? !U UA?K?. 20 IJ, t.t.la W. tt 1.,L "1 )< UK iO Utawor""u»h,rc ILnuilml) 1: lj( HI a Ul.u,.ul¥uJ.bU" (Lui> t'ie(.. Jj ijs Hi 10 ?m?u<jffu<n?t?)L?.)' *?.? ?;* S xn i" Uu. ?ew.p.urt..}h?:7t&tmu ? NtttomttBuk.u<W*tM.Ld..u.. 10>« ,I 7? N.Ii..w U- I.,Ili.. 43 44 Oj >aUouai I L, bo úl M .\01U. SuuUi WuUa. Uid. 10 ,1' H¥. 2u I>w. JJuilttU 1. í I t'Í OA3. 10 AUjrduro Uaa lo 12 ISKlil 1J1 ii a p.c IM 10.. 17 Wo. o ¡¡.e. II,) lit lui xd Stock t:ùüh. D a v,c, 1.'C 103 101 xd 10 ljju*i Vatlay K w Stock 4,: wW- L U- A IU 1),r 2U6 Do. lipor u. 100 1S3 .CO ?'. ?.)?<m??<? 114 140 'a Swau Utu 1 ;4 ivr Cum ..o ;S .1 LiAd AND WATKK. 10 Dairy aud CoJioAtuu j JU 2U .0 1:111&.111011,,1, h IV ??xl 0 Ir.) &,Vol po wb.t 10) no ?*  vV' kiv ? .,I!i '?? u s»t»a i..A la!. 1:1:, ,VAT"WUR S '?' 10 N-th "A 17 )7!UJ bt"k N..Ln A 7,? Stock .No#ik,w A" .i? :M M I;; i?*' u" ?' ?. lu Do. N 8 ji- i ,i0""14 1^ Poutyprldd i° ]-i Stw)t ?ttjfKmhttp.c.fr<ttot<mcu I" '? 113 118 AU?UhLLA??UUS. 2, Aleiaudtii Dock & lUUway 6. 1( 11xd Stett A)tt,utUt?Do.4:?t..<?.<)Iu IW K: lu 1 L' u iillnuqd. 1 >, 10 Driniot a a. Wate4 Wa«iOua 3 <-4 M .bUIO Dry Do<;k IxI 3k J, wc Cuiuiff 6 t,?!t'?"'thT"? 10<m "'? 3 (;.u"t 46 i'i'uaiuay< 3 4;1 Yazd £ J (;"uLftjQu?4?u Dty 10 lb 21 .11 W CtmUrt Workuieu s ?.t?.ge i3 41 xd M -,Wzt ?,3w.- ?<X? IV I.. M Ctuwal i»jy iioc- 60 3b 4? H t'.?? V?e. ? 4)4 4>i 10 Uiou,.z, lyg.. Co. J.. t 4X a 0«wt WttiMiD v.uUiaiy 13.1 b "xJ a W, ??wt,? 2 x;? 2hu ? 3 1). A I'lel."u 0 ,? )„ 1M Do. kt Debeuiuit* 'vt V0 IUtI .U W. U"u'OCII. ';v. (Uiuilwui 10 It 14" Iv „ 1'rt.lwjuce o p.-j. la l?A H sto«k t)4 Deo. aw" LW lW lw}, • Kite Dry Dowk. m )W S 10 Milfotd Dock 30 Mown "Itw.?t 1,, f) -k 40 ,,37 xd ?, Vu," i:' .?u ? II IS xd .,I N-tyd,. & lit" 'bb' M a :0. 'iVauawaya tUJ M ^«wport ALercaru Colliery 10 ? b? 4*. 10 Dv. 0 p..?U"Lu gy 10 I 1;1 b 30 1'euuxtli >lW..ùllliùJuj(, aj 40 41 xd 40 Vu~ 'uv, :i '» ■' *U ? P« rovinc, ial Trautwayi IU t-» t'? 6 RliyniueyIrou > >£ 1 iuj* a DO. A.* \) W I/O. 7t..e.D<bemMtt..t? ? ic? 40 Swaueea Dry Doc. S 11 •nock SwaUMMiCoipoiailoD iHp-o. loo lUSSi ltL W. HarOr. t 1/ ouca 100 II llTJ 10 ÙQ, 't'rajuwaya lu 11 8outh?V.t<M?ot?y"'A. <! ? !?! i 3 ?"- ?p.c. "U" 3 in :? ? Tr' IrQll ¡\i 3; 1>4 lî  W W. "u" ? '? '? 1 We«Mrn Couuueal„ el. ON. 1 90 ou 10» 6.1 ? Do. ??.'it'.0.'?e? 6? 5 a^ 30 wkuu. stip.?y 4" 13 la liauk itw 3 per oeut. ilixed 15t4 Muchi Tki"t LBK BLLLKK8 OF W rbo.dd. ul bl';?= 11-Y -Shmes. at *? aO HrKiol uud W. Wayou >lb. giUU ISIAW 1).W,, L.. 1;k Xiao awueea ltaroour iruat i p- cent. Stock at 9S'4 IS UaDcock Pveleteuca SUaiee, at 11. id urcu. 10 Newport-AOercaru Orviiuary, at 10 Mouutaiuari Diy Dock B (viaio>, ..117 lú Bute Dry LOl I -h-.C A& 64 i ,II Ceutral Dry Dock ouai w (to pay 10 per cent I 15 Newport-Atwrc-aru Colliery Prtiereuce ahtiM Iv Swausea liaDk Sharm. ..t. 30 Barry Ua» au Water Sham, at 7, Cd prem. TUKRH AltE BC YKRS OP Barry D,, ock Ordinary nhartx "¡¡W'II V"I" rtal,W1L)' Stock i Aiuuuiatiiait Ory Dock A bLr .je l' uw jjr ud .?..U? Mtcc?ii .?u<i Meithyt Kftt??.y R Deb, Sto?  P Ki?^ud>U*ua s*»^» By ?"tt?.uy .?ha.M 1W "Y.u.y 1" Old bluu'ee. Iti f*" thy-y ?twty t?t ueut. i?b. Stook, at H3 AMj uhy-y K?tw? Ordtuary Stock ?i??mym?ey Eil.Ay Prefcreuce 6w?k. any d- 26 L?MUO., -,I r' u" liA4i, :0 Loudou aud i"Jv1uhd tlank ,N«« Uharae 4 N.ti 1,U.-k ot ?a?h??' ?*'?* ,cI,üUt Blurry t), Debenture JI.)W Cardlh Oaa C145 C-dill Workuieu's Coita«e Sluieu THACKEliAY AND CO., STOCK- DKOKEiUi, CAKDli-T. 17213

T. LYDDON A OOjMJtANV. (Telesraphlc Address Lyddou Oardlll. "'f'OCK AJID MHAltlk MKOILlUt. 6 P.O..W.^MtD-PDACh. blifki OOUKk. CAUDlVr. "N 10 B„ arry and Cauot ton Out Water Shares itf W^wport-AOercuru iTvferuitc? Hlmr. t ..a<.1 i*«u*urtb irtuuway bbaxen ZO BuM Dy t?.k dh.- ? ?"t"?'?' '?F D?t A 8b. J7? ,U AluuotoiaMk Uti i>ovk is atiM« lu WimUor I:W. ahtfM 6 P«U4UUl 2iiipw%| fully pwd bhATV* WAiNitn. 91.000 Ban, Doell. Deb^nturw, 110 A'.w lth,- y \IOOr o.t. IJeb, Stock, at 111 U" W «{<„ Colliery DebeuttU" iO Tikit VIOl" 4 ptor cent. l'i*t<etvuc+ Stock ,&;oUtl Kbyuiu«y It..Ilw", fltock A4U0 iiMJU B«uTy i>«0eiilui« ",X.d VaU 'l*U v»l« uua '? ?' ?''?"MM Book 10 Ai«iaii^r» Uwll. o,ui?"y sb-. 1.0 Barry ?' Prwlereuw 1:1 I" Ed prem. 30 NmUoual Dauk ot Wo 1m .iiiaiw,, at 10,yi ?ewt<OftW?KtW«ttttUatuc? MMt V^TLFHLN T. \V 1LI ,S, STUUKiiUOK 101 kj MWANSKA. Iteleftaphl# Atklreee, Will" Hwat- li. J. liVAiNS :SL\1:s, ::HUUIi SUAiili BROKKHH, U. SAANr MAKV .^rUK £ T. OARDIKV. bU VKHS -A) kivUtoi vuitl WertoI Knglauil llauk öluor. 10 B". Ooà lUid K*Uw*y Frtsf^vuoe OUatm *0 "IN. U. Hhiuos .5 ItiUs' Ury Dock tlbllretl U»uc<k;a \1,Jluar, b"re8 )fJ 1i..uouc:II.: 1'. "ltJ(fJ1H:e :iluuee 3'.6 V.I. 4 per -t. k,w-ce Stock •^>i'uuvjfiMA)l JCiv Sbare» 11 Louuwjiauti ViuvdicimI tWuk Sbaree. 15 10 beuv/*ud CJMIOIIOJI »uti WaWf bbm 13 SWMUM kS*Uk u 9 JiO. THOMAS, STOCK HllOKtiK, U VIKNNAG'HAMIlMto. 11UTK DOCKM. OAttllltf^, 'l'tLKUl-: *itv: iiiivkus ok Barry Dock .011 Railway Ordinary Sham, at <12 71 ell lib MaUoual htutk 01 t4 tUca 11"a. IAIII.4 thy Dock Shane, at JU HlMlfc Aim SKJJiRlia OP 8wum Hanks, atSV. N"11U1>I Bank "t Wales Sharce, at 11 Bany OrUmary Sbaiee 10 Barry aud CaUoitou U- and Water Shares, at Is e.1 prem. Peiuuth Tramway ftttaree. at X4 ovv. Ij'LHMINU S. ANU J. U. THOMAS, t. STtWKHRUKHna. KXCHANOfc. CARDIFF. 1'1'eI""hl>b1; MemiuK VIU\1III"I, ON SAL & 10 Dan, On1lulUy h_. r=-A T,m..y iC? I a 3d Ai*4 T*0 8tock Haaoock and Co.. 10 Pcvterea". at 2Iie prw, Haooucic a&tlOo., 6 OrUnwAiy. ut gt* fin plegs. lOC^vdiff aad Fenarvb TrwuwA)*, uti « lu Buta Uiry iK>ck diurf* WJ inlaw iiliv\r*y :>ù. 2' UUtt»or^ao»hirx3 wo* kmta'i Wttage Co." Sharac Tynaalt^a KogUtaaiio# » ¡,w. WAN'IKD. 16 JukUod Dry Dock Skarea 59 Uwy fref«rauc« ¡UUt. 25 lAJMkm aDd Frovtucial Uuke. at 1.. l'rorioaial BaaW New dhwoo WSadm Slipway dbmraa, at .411 10a ImmhIou aod ProrlhdnU Bank Ifuar. with New WaUrlow Broa. am i Lay ton (Limited* MUo^ca. at 14 Houin WalraUolUarv 62d27 'IMIOS. 1'. I'EAJtM?? Si?)UKBHUKEi{, A 4, OOOK C HAMUKlUt BCVK D?CKM. UAKU!H.. SXLL&Rd.—jCM) and 4'0 ilaaoock Dob., at par M Barry Vuel< aud lUUway Ordloary Sbar- 10 Natfoitai Bauk of Wtttm S^uraa, at 11 2u Uardtff antt J^euuiUj Traou BVnas. 10 Haucock'a Fnfeteuo* to WIu.bor 9bar«a 510 Barry Ordinary 186115 t-t ?SA?UK and SON.PHUViNUiAL wX tt* M)CK AND SHARK DEAUCR8, 90. LON DON. K.U- flow.g prke lAo nup*W daft on ???,<d?M<. o«ttn< PTi<t Lbt MpptM <My OB ,n '?' $took. iVuSffT ^S?" M-t Mtt<?r Pnfmneta ok lWl u? ? Now go ask 0r!8III *tM«Md. !JU<?Mtn<tMM*t. .4, -=-

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LOOAL CHARTBIUNG TIIANBACI'IOHS. I Oakdikk, Wednesday, I The foUowInc InchiOe the latut lixturci reportedj to-day br&A.MUXS-UOAL I eardlff to Madeira, 10. (C.Min). St. Nazalre, 61 (Cylarlhfa). TciierlfTr, 9s lOJd (Camden). lilibon, 7< (Galatz). i. Genua, 9s 41d, clean term! (Salisbury). aihrtti?. A ]?d(U..);.mo). New?rttoUit?X?r. 7* 9d (b?t't name not Mcer. tained). SIGNALLED OPK THE LIZARD. aiarcn ci. wind. iN.E., iresli line.—l'u;sed Eut rucest Btl'e, 01 Jiewimrt: Cecil Bnndlry, of Abfryst- with; Sarah Williams, or earijitrvoii lolantlio and Alartn, of Cardiff; Willi.im Martyn, of Padetow ■ Cuio- liiie, of Fowey; Braidwooil, of I,lvuri>ool; stenmers WUIIaiu Banks, of London lted Btar Liner Westcrn- 'd. Uunven?". <.? Uhtf?'w; St. Louis, of Cardiff; nant Francon, of Liverp'?).; Xxhdtte. ot 4,?u boi' I' I8t"I: ff L¿':Xrru;' ;ih::¡::rČw: P-?wd Wot: 8M*t) M'Doimld, of ChMter; Jc?ie Bennett, of Perth; Aniiida. of Sawtswatl (teaineis Bergamo, 01 Newport; Esk Uolmc, of Mary port; Keverill.of Glasgow Holtoll, Medway, atid liointmy, of London; Natlonul Liner Krln. SIGNALLKl) OFF LUNDT ISLAND.  t ?ll' ?. ?, wniuiiu.-nina, fl.r; iresti har.v; ,M,tmOOth. ?ho. ar. M?-l1!?}. ftt.otd.y.—i'?ed up D,rque A'?i!te<. of iaverpooi; a Hula loieijfn barnno wfHt {xtntedport!. ArfivcU: '1'UI Chu/ala, of and from Cardifi, with "H., Order. here for Dominion Line steamer Mis- sissippi. "laNALUSU OFF TU hi MOUBLKS HBAU. dsarcu c\,—»inu, N.E., fresh weatber, hazy; tea Viiased East: dtvAiner soiway Qumn, of Htcamei* jAciuth, of BwanstM; Schooner Oleutabdoii, oi 8t. Ivc8. I'.iased WenDniqne Ayaea. of Cbristiitiia; steauici* Irwin, of Newport; steamer City of 1>01'1101.11& 01 Dublin. Steamer Tc..tbcck, of Newonatie received orderi for Bute Dry Dock. Cardiff. FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VEITSELS. St. Audries arrived Coriinna from Newport 21st. Mauieluke ten Liverpool lor Cardiff ilsL. Uwunllarid pasied Suiina tor tialatz. IA Barrouore arrived Gibraltar from Cardiff 21st. Abeuave passed t'onstanlinoplo 20th, Penaith arrived Ternviuon from Bilbao 20th. Heading passed Deal lor London 21st. 2Vtll. itosebud left Lisbon lor Bilbao <:ht. ltoselaud arrived Bilbao Ir.jin Bordeaux 19th. Ome arrived ilavre Ironi ilwantiM UI, Llandaff Idt Glatgow Ivr Devonport 21st. Willrld auived Messina lioin Newport 20th. lilghjiute left Uibraltu- tor Pasiages lfjth. CARDIFF ARRIVALS. Roath DocK.tlHi-Wi20.—Nordsjernen, s, 815, Lon- aou, lignt. Bernard, a, 1,14b. 1'ionsbeck, s. 915, Belfast, IIKIlt. Jasper, s, Iltl, Cork, light. Hast Blxk Dock.—UanH 28—Bsk, 446, Belfast, light. O.I.L., 8, otil, JJeeido, pitwood. Girl of the ?.Il. I'Iyll;UULII. Uttrijt tji-c. Llptipa, s. Wkst Bo i'h 131, Cork. Ugnt. Alliance, s, laj, Dublin, llglit. 4^ufe'' —It"011' a. &)U, Bordeaux, I)Itw?(t. Wntitnn.<U. Clifton, a, 62,Bristol, sundries. (!??' «potiitoes. Naiad, MU, Wateiioiil, ballast, fUNAMN Dock.—-Muiy/i 20.—Linaies, 1,06?, Lou- don, llttiit. 21.—Haleyuii, s, 1,021, Limeiiok, light. G. N. Portsuiouth, light, Ilgut, Allendale, s, 62:1, London, light. Universal, e Soo.Newpurt, light. Olive inluuiit, AU. lavet-puol, bat- liut. SAILINGS. liOATK Dock.—March d).—Khymney, a (Hcnton), Galati.. ?P?M??'?tt. (Duyer>, U?Vtc. Swtf?by, a (W,loou;, Harcdoua. It Tuvm" » (Dvies), eurl 01\1. Clan Uoimla, a (AMudoer;, Vomt de Ultlle, March i:l.— AlUi t*>, t> (Jopj»>, Fott baid. U..trietu, 9, Gibraltar. Gertrude. 8 Fort tUid. Budapoat C'lhoiaptKju), Jninaiuii. Alludia, a tKulcj, Bari. Cit* of Bristol, i (VVala)i;, i'Mutfhuig. Ceriifo, a iWard). Fort Said. Aullvit>t a (Robauit), i#iepi>e. K-lst UuikDocx,—Murdi ^i.~Fiorence, a (Cameron), BeJInaC. Jslbbw V»ilc, a (Uiub^rdaoii), Gibraltar. Caeaarea. 8 (caiuHeld^, St. Nature. Lrquilec (Chtrtvii). ice. Ciedmaii, a (.Lecveii), Coii»Uutiuopk-, %V"T BtiK Duck.—MurcU W.-CAlitatit Cook, a. Orplicua, b. Lauy lLudock, a (FnilUp#>, Duppe. Fead, a (JoUnavu;, Galway. Union (Bede>. Alwrtlmw. Beuirieo Hannah (.Meara), Penrliyn. Minerva (Allen;, Wutcliet. Galilee IHailis), Brest, J .1 lie 11 Miltie (Fiitiieis;, Valin,,>, Saiuuel (11tH/e), ltcdoii. LiicxieIt. W itù ihealcv. Aiadeira. .peraIlZà (Winter^, Waterlord. A8!1JAlc,. Clenipleton), Cork. PKXAKl'H Dock.—Hatch aO.— oodiands, s, 701. Gib- laltar, coal. Saiidseud, », 456, London, col. Oaklicld, t, l.?.fu?H).<id.t;.Mtt. .U«? 2t .—Atp?une. 66. Bridgwater, etpMto. Extttr, 98, bridgw?tt?r, ?prco. liNTERKD OUTWARD3.-Marcli 21. Natal (Brazils;, AUlle Duuoau, B, Bryant, ^.Harrison, Mooie Valparaiso, ltata, B. Goddard, 926, Bevnou & Co. Havre, Kppicton, s. li. Llcat, 0i)1, iiairison, Moore Gonoa, Lord Warwick, s. B, Prout, 1,719, Stephens, Mnwion Di itidisi. Arethuss, B. Tljonisoij, 1,100, Hall Bros. Genoa, Linares, a, ll, Uetlieiington, l.OtS, Xennaut ft Son liueiva, Cuiso, a, lit Xhoiuus, boo, Uarl Co. Nice, Uweulllau TUutuM. a. Jones, ?W. Xllmae aud itadcltffe Amsterdam, City of MtttM*. ?. Go?h. 684. Downine Vitto,Kt)t.<.J.tt)o-?f.<tt).i?t)tcJn&Ut,. Alu "") na, atiilkt&,Moi, VMt. b&S. S. C. Do?nhtz V?xmuoot. Lua, Spu, Jordon, 40b. Uurtmauu, Mnnth CLKAItED,—Mutch 21. Port Bald, Gertrude, t. JJ, 1,4(0 Quel Genoa, Cavendish, s, B, <,030 u.<al Gibraltar, Itapid, a. B. 1,aJ cual Vigo. Annie, 11, ee cut) t'mt 130 coke Naples, Saui \> ellrr, i, B, 1,SOU coal Anooua, Dewstautl, ■, B, c,4o0 coal Amsterdam, City of Malaga, a, ll, 1.150 }wJau. lit. AIIII", }', IWc<M1 Huelva, Cot so, I. U, 7. coal and 400uo)» C'adix, Guiding fitai, ll, 100 coal Singapore, Flintshire, a. B, 1,600 coal Alexandria, A'ouhumoria, ». B.l.bOO coal Tucaoas, lou, D. 300 patent lucl and 260coke Nice, Gwenlluin Thoiuai, a, B. 1,300 coal tinn Juan (Porto Itico), Fido. Nwy, 760 ooal MalU, B. G.anger, a, B, 1,600 coal IMPOKl'S.—Maa-h 20 and 21. Decido.Galalx. s, 1.15) tolis pitwood. IthymneyCo Plymouth, Girl of the Per.od, 263 ?"' ?"? ore, Tenuuut&Co Bordeaux, Itooul Godard, t, 653 tons potatoes, Shukln Bros Bristol, Clifton, a, sundries, Daviea N'ewry, Clara. 105 torn potatoes, Callaghan NEWPORT. ENTKIiED OUTWARDS.—March 21. Savona, Glenlfekl, s, B, NewdSok, 1,403, liallett & Oo. Bombay. Thomdale, t, B, Ktlieringlon, 1,970, U. W. Jones, Heard CLEARED.—March 21. St. Nazaire. 8t. Uelier, s, B, 1,4: Ocoal Quiinper, Marie et Joseph, F, 160ooal bavuna, Gletilicld, 8. B. 2,bOJcoal St. Nazaire and Castro, t ia Cardiff, Ulilveral, S, B. lo bAllast Monte Video, Meicur, Nwy. 720coal Geuoa, Rouianby, s, lJ, 2,(,W ooal UIPOR-rs.-Marcb 21. Bilbao, Baldar, s, 1.2t0 tons iron ore, order SWANSEA. KN1KKKO OUTWARDS.—March 21. Algoa Bay, Young Kaale, Anderson, 532, Burgess ft Co. New York, Llandafl City, s. Gore, 1,258, Burgess & Co. Fonteudemer, Regiim, M'Kt-own. M. Enrieht. t Co. La Hoc 11 el e. Leda, Rotiellcc, 74. Capelle Naskov, Sylpliiden, Kroman, 115, Gier, Naerup A Co, CLGARKD.—Marah 21. Port Natal, Fiery Cross, B. 530 coal Cape de Vt rds, Dlnorah, n, 4'17 coal Uunul Ayres, Pippo, lty, '720coal Pontandenier, Reglita, ii, 7b ooal, 20 patent fuel New Orlenii), Federation, o. B. tiOO general carico La Rochelle, Lelia, F, 120 coal Kegneville, Valentine, F. 128 coal Valencia, L" Senera, s, Spn, W) pAtent fuel 1MPOKTS.—March 21. New York, LlandafT City, a. 2S toits zlllc ashes, Burgess

MAUKETS. COliN, Loxdos, Wednesday.—The market closcs with a dull trait" ill everything. Wheat and flour are IIlIaltered and in little demand, whilst tor oata the advancod prioea sk.i -I,-kd buainejs. Tht' market for ca?g-? of ,L-t h ."0 very du)). Nothing don? in tn??e??" B?r?- ia agaiust lIJ" buyer. CATTLE. NSWPOUT, %VedneiktUy. -Otir market to-day was well attended, kull there was a large supply In all depart. ments. Prices ruled as gnder;-Beet beet, from W to &td per lb. ?ud ?eon.h. ?d to t?l. Wether mutton Bjd perlb; ewes i?d ligl,t w?ight,. 7ld to Sd heavy w?igbK. 6? to Yd. V.?. 6?t.bd to ,td p<;rt)? lu.b. ? Id lwr lb. Pigs fotktM i? per K*ore, ami bacolleu, 1;1, per score. PltODUCK. Liverpool, Wednesday.- Sugar cailer, and market prices unchanged, laird quiet at 3ö. (Al, etock small. Baoon ateady at 39s 6d to ids 9d. Cheese White b9. coloured. C-tis to bis. Butter, good line, 90s to 92s 6d". i,eti-oltuiji quiet at. 6idto Uiú. Turpentine steady at <!Ss 9d. Kesm. is 3d to Bs. Cotton seed. fcOa «d. Linseed ateady at 19* Ul. 1U[k< steady at 2Ss.. 'iallow uuiet- Norths, 24s 6d; Boutlia, Zbo Ul. Palm Mulet lit 17. 10d to I, Hemp arrivals move tine, prices unchanged Lo>i«ok, Wednesday.—Sugar Paris mid-day market steady 4of Iflio mouth, and 41t 6?ic Alay- Auigilst, lleie pieces were in atvong •lemand ut fully openinii prices dried goovta were firm beet 9uiet at 14s &.1. buyeva. Match caiic quiet. Ruin-unaltered. Cnttee Havie, at London aalei rather dearer. Spice sales • Cloves OJd dearer; Zanrlbar, 7Jd to 8d. pimento, 2Jd- to 2(d cassia ilguia, 2s down. Rice, juie, cakes, and oils were all unoliauged. W Zds Od. IViow uiiAlLered. FRUVISION8. Bristol. Wednesday.-(irom Mr. Francis Barnard's Circular.)—Bacon •. The improvement noticed last week is well maintained, spot values being generally about Is higher on the week, but tlx) business passing for ship- liteiil it not Urge. Cheese: Cables from Montreal report that stocks of white cheese are almost exhausted there. allll Ollly oolourell Is at present offering in quantity The market for white i», consequently, dear,and worth quite2s more than coloured. Butter:"Unaltered. Lard • Steady, and prices remain about as last quoted. Fl..r American millers are working at late rates, with only a light export demand. Oil this aide demand dull, but holdera of stocka keep prices steady. Loxooff, Wednesday —butter quiet; Jersey, 90s to ltfcs Normandy, IILI. lo I IW 106s DanUh and Swedish, 112, to 124s. o cbltllge In cheese, and business quiet. About an average iuqulry lor bocoii at late prices. Hams aud lard the same. BUTl'tlt. Cohk. Wednes<Uy.—Ontiuarv! Flrats. 122s Second*, 102s; Thirds. 70o; Fourths. 45s. Kegs Fourths 44a Mild Curd Firklua: Fine Mild, 112sj Mild, 91s, lu uiHi kut 240 lirkius, 11 kesa, 4 mild. SUGAR. Olasoow, Wednesday.—The official report Is. There was a good busistendutte at stiff prioe*. The private report is: There was a good business done, but no material cliaugc in values. POTATOBS. Lokdom, Wednestlay.—There was a moderate supply, and trade dull Hebron*. SO* to 120e; regent*. 80s to 90s magnum honum*, 60s to 100&; champions. 608 to 70s pet ton. METALS. Lo.tdox, Wedueaday.— Copper, A'807* 8d oash t A79 !9< three moott?. 'Hn. ?fo6 Mth. Iron. 3U td ?e?t. hngllah. ?t<t0t: Hilb. jEm6< Spelter. £ 19 to A:19 fie. Glasgow, Wedtiesday.-Plit Iron A food Business was done at æ. 011, Sgj Id eash; 39s 2d, 38* 3d month; ctoaittg, buyers. 39. Oid cftftli, aod 39s month; sellers, Ctd more! decidedly tinner, Middlesborough was done at 318 104 tash; 32s Od month t closing, buyers, ,s189td eash, and 32s 0d month; sellers, 31s lutd cash, and oR lid month. Hematite was done at 41s 11 |d cash; 42s 0}d, 4ls 2d. set 3d month i closing, buyers, 42t od sash, aud 48i 2^d Mouth; stMsrs, wore.

"SPORTSMAN" AND "SPORTING LIFE" I AUTHENTIC STARTING PRICES. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. I I I RIDEH. 1 SporUmm. I Wklbkck PLiii ——— M.P, I 9 to 2 ag Gaotbv Flats. Langwell W Pitt 9 to 4ag 1 9 to 4 ag Lincoln Cup. MatterCli'rle Whit, b to I g 6 to lag Lincolnduikk Hanpicat. Veracity. Cliamtley 50 to 1 ag 50 to lag Tyronf. Booty 33 to 1 ag 33 to 1 ng Lobster H Luke 25 to 1 ag 25 to 1 ag PLACE BitTTING. Sportsman. Sp;1rting Lift. Veracity 11) to lag 10 to lag Tyrone 7 to 1 ag 7 to 1 ag o 11\K 4 to 1 ag Mr,* KLLtNU. Petroltium J Woojbuiii. I 6 to 4ag| 6 to 4ae Osrio QuKK.n'S I'LATU. 2 II I 9 to 2 all Osric | Robinson | 9 to 2ag| 9 to 2ag

LINCOLN MEETING. I LINCOLN, WSDKISDAY. The Wfaurc-K Platb (Welter li-ndicap) of 100 sovs lor three year olds and upwards; winners extra. About .'X h:rlo, Mr John Dawaon's M.P., 4yrs, 3st 51b F B,,r,?tt1 m?- It Howett'a S!iefbr 6 <ike, 4yis, 8st, Rickaby 2 Mr T Browu's Rob Roy, 3yr*, 7.t Ulb b "t,?..3 Mr A C Watson's Recluse, byte, 9at White 0 Air H Crest's Killiugton, aged, Ut Webb 0 Mr T Given's Loch Leven, ôyrø, Sst 101b Snowden 0 Mr J Juuieson'b Bioderie, 4yrs, Sst 21b Robinson0 Mr Vyuer's Reverie, 3yrs, bat lib .Mullen 0 Mr H Faringtou, 3yra, 2st lib Cliaiidley 0 Mr I'lckjiocket, iyia, 7st till, .Luke 0 Betting—7 to 2 gat Iteciuse. 5 to I .Cl? B.L Pick- pmkt?L and M. 1' b t? 1 agat Reverie, 7 to 1 ?li a 't bk I}'j,o 10 't IteeB;I::dBf to S agst Lxli Leven. The Gautby Skllino Platk of lOOgt, for all ages; weight loi age certain allowances winner to be soid for A'aO. About live furlongs. Mr Bainbrnlge'a Langweil, byrs, 10st 31b IV Piatt 1 Mr J .I.IIU.8UIL'. ,\1erlllo, 3vra, Sat 1slu F Banett 2 Air I.C.U., 3yi8, 9st 21b Osborne i Mr llowett's Stillwater, 3yis, Sat 131b S Loatea 0 ah H T Haines's Fopptry,2yrs,6st 111b WallU Mr .\Iall.tl" Buffalo Bill, 3yra, ost 410 Webb 0 Air Coiiett's Fleetfoot, 3yr., 9lit 41b N Martin 0 Mr T Jennings, jun'a Suveet Ainu, 4yrs, lUlL 21b, J Wooodburn 0 Mr 8 Wiilrond'a Temora, fiyra, lOst 3Ib Watta 0 Mr T Green's Uuninioor, 3yrs, 9.t 21b Snowden 0 Bettiiig-9 to 4 each agst Temora and Laugwell, 6 to I apt Meiino, b to 1 agat I.C.U., nnd 100 to 1 agst any oilier. The winuer was bought in for 150gs I.C.U. was told to Mr W lauson lor bOgs; and L-leettuot. to Air Burrel for 14ga. The Lincoln Cup of 200 sovs, by subscription of 6gi each oit for two year olds, colts Sst 12lo, liiiies Slid geldings Bat 9ib; winners extra, About live furlongs, Mi Master Charlie, Sst 141b White 1 Mr E Wardour a Present Arml, Sat 12ib liobinson i Mr Abington's Poem, Sat 9ib Walts 3 Mi a H l.gerloii's Cornelia lilly, bat yib Osborno 0 Lord iillenneiu's llomespun hlly, Sat 911.0 Gray 0 Mr Jfill Gubbiuu' Bay Agues, IIsL 121b Snowden 0 Lord Halting) s Judith, bat Sib Kickaby 0 Air T JellllllJ¡;. Cotcrdale, Sst 91b Woodburn 0 Mr S l'll1tt'. llie Solem, Sst, 121b Finley 0 Ai. Leo¡>ol<llh, Macaw, tlSt lalb F Barrett 0 Betting—b to 4 agst Poem, 9 to 4 agst Present Arirs, 6 to IIt". Master Charlie, 10 to i agst Covcrdale tilly, and Ru w S eucli ug,i Bay Agnes and Macaw. The winner wn» objected to 011 the ground of boring, but It was ovei-i'uleu. The LincoL.nshihk Handicap of 1,000 IOV., added > a sweepstakes of 20 so*a each, for three year olda and upwards; witinera extra the second to receive 60 aivs out oC the stukes. One luiic. Mr WJ Legli's V'tKACixy, 4yrs, Est 10ib Chandley 1 Mr Youugei s Tvkomc, 5yre. 7st 21b Mr T Speuce's Lousish, Syrs, 7st 41b .11 Luke 3 Mr Chlluw ick'a liarpenden, 6yrs, 8st illb Webb 0 All Jlill lionilray'a Ktnsky, aged. Bst Sib WatlL U ;\11' Vylid's iiloiiatiou, 4yrs, Sat Diu IV Pialt 0 Mr 1* Renliew'b Thuiiderstoiiu, byra.Sst 6lb..T Loabis 0 Mr F Douglas's Hartley, 4yrs, Sst Zib Ulokaby0 Capt Bareuavd's Lady Aluncaster, 4yrs, tlst 21b J Haowdiu 0 Mr E b: Wardour's Oberon, 5yrs, ksat lib Kobinsc n 0 ■Mr Naylor'sFulmeii, aged, h. 101b A IV lii;1I 0 Sir G l.'heLW)' 1I1I" .1'I"lIta¡;t'ud, 5yrs,7st 71b J Woodburn0 MrFairie's Isobar, tSym, Vst 41b Wllrlle 0 Mr Childnlck's tiU);oJ, 4yia, Vat JltJ Alisupp 0 Mr Abiugluii'* Jezreel, 5yrs, 1st 41b a Luate* 0 r J T Wliipp'a Tommy Tittlcuiouse, byrs, Ost bib (allowed 6lb^ liceie 0 Sir It Jainine's Ilawthoin, 4yra, Ost lllt Wall 0 Lord Caluraot, oyra, bst blU W Blake 0 Mr J G iU)CC Autoniua, 4^ra, oat lib t&lloww bib) 0 Blogg 0 Mr Naylo, ito.yal nose, 5,vrs, 6st 3lU G Bates 0 Mr it reek's yueeii uee, q)U, bat 141b ^allowed bib; 110.all 0 Mr T Reynell-Lane's The Celt, 4yrs, 6t lib F Piatt 0 ivord Anugton's The Slirew, 3)1', tst bib (allowed bib; JVluutOlld 0 Mr U Hall's Friday, 3yrs, bet 12lb G Chalouer 0 Mr W Wuiaon's .1.10 1111 lIa S.) 1\,1i, 6yrs, O,t0 Jeilaiilig3, s Father Coulesaoi ,Oyra, 5st \/11.>1't!4Il<e 0 Betting—7 to 1 each agst Out. "uti Huipeuden, 10 to 1 eucli agat Koyui itose and Kinsky, 100 to II agst Gloriaiiou, iooO to 4b agst Tommy'iiltlcinouae, 2o to 1 each agst Murtley, i,ady Muucaster, Plantagenet, 1"owler. Hawthorn, Friday, and Cataiact, 33 to 1 each ugst bovar V.11I1 Tyrone, auuj to 3 agit 'i'liuiiueratorm, 00 10 1 each agst Huu, Jvzreel, Veracity, Autoniiui, <tIue_1I Bee, The Shrew, Jioiuiua Syha.anu Father Cou- Ivssor, and HO to ugst Tlie Celt. Place Belting—2 to 1 agat Oberon, 4 to 1 each sgst Harpenden, Kinsky, tiloiiiiliun. Lobster, and Uoysl Koae, (I 10 1 agst Tummy Titllemuuae, b to 1 each agat utlcy, llswtnorn, Friday, aud Planlagenct, lLkJ W ,5 agst Cataract, 7 to i ccu agat Lally AluutMsicr and i^roue, 100 to 12 each agat Thuiiiieratorm autt Isobar, 10 to 1 eucli agst Veracity, ÅlIWu.ual uccu Bee, The Iuew, Douiiua Sylvu, und Father Contbaaor, ILO to S agat Hugo, 100 to I agai JUI.¡, .t 20 to 1 ngsi The Celt. Till". HACK. All the preliminary arrangements were got through with promptitude, and the numbers of the twetity-ilve competitors were exhibited oil the board iu good time. With the exception of Autoniua, who was s¡¡dule,1 at the post, all the others were put to lights ill the paddocks, the lit at to emerge irom which was Lobster, WIIUlbuWlld ihe way in the parade, lollowed by Giorialiou, Tommy lilUeuiouse, and Cataract, whilst Jezrcei led the way in tliecauter. The lot then made their way to the post, and after two or three trilling break* away were des- patched ou their juuruey. i'ne lirat to break the line was iy roue on the exueme left, lollowed by Isobar, Cataract, and luiisky, ou the right, with Harpeuden next to lhem,and Plantagauet and Jezieel, oil the lett, juatlu tiontot Lobster, whilst well up to these were Toiiimy Tittleiuouse, Mart, v. and liawthoru and prominciit of theotheta Were lioi ina Sylva, The Shrew, and Glorla- cioll, Oberon and Royal Koae loth got oQ badly. Before they had gone halt the journey Royal ltoae uppcaied III trouble, and Tyrone, oil the lett, w.how III, the way from Isobar uud Tommy Tittlemousc, with Hartley, Veracity, and Plantaganet next, these being clear of Kin.ky. Lobster, Cataract, aud Thundeistorra, A quarter of a mile from home Tyrone was stllllollowed by Isobar, with Veracity now going oil third, l'tauta- ganct. Lobster, aud Tommy Tittiemouse lying next. Below the dlitunce Veiaclty challenged Tyrone, and, taking up the running .1101 ily nnerwaru., won by half a length a length and a half otpr.ted the second and third. Thunderstorm 11 was tointu, Tommy Tittiemouse tilth, Plnntagauct ai.tl" Jezrcel seventh, Y,ky eighth. Queen Bee ninth, Cataract tenth, Martley eleventh, II ,r:,1i 't :ei}ri;7C\l:I ::r;af;íe:ilrl I:S; Celt fourteenth, Oberon nest, and Itoyal Uo, and Har- penden the last two. Time, as taken by Bensoii's chronograph, 2 mint 42 2-oth sees. All objection wai lo.lged ngainst the winner Oil the grounds ot boring anti cannoning, and was gone into by 1 he Stewards, but it was over-ruled, aud the complaint being considered frivolous, tho Stewards ordered the £ 6 to be forfeited. The Milk Sklliko Plate of 160 s ivs, for three year olds and upwards; weight lor age; certain allow- ances; the winner to be told for =:100. If fvr £ 50 allowed 7lb. About one little oil the li<>und Course. Mr T Btinekman's Petroleum. 3yrs, 1st 91b J Woodburn 1 Mr Jameson's Cllftonlan, aged, 9st 61b Wetfb 2 Mr :> Piatt's Jveraunos, 4yis, 9at 5111 Brucksliaw 3 Mr Manser's linper.itor, aged, 9st lib V Barrett 0 Mr Crombez'a Carmelite, aged, 911t Sib .lJarker 0 Betting—S to 4 agst Petroleum, 4 to 1 each agat Kenittnos and Clittoiiian, b to i ugst Imperator, and 10 to 1 agdt Ciiriiielile. The winner was bought iu for 95gs. The Qukks's Platis of 200 sova, for three year olds and upwards weight for age certain Allowances. About two miles. Lord Cadogan's Ontc, 3yra, 7st Robinson 1 Mr Abington's Althorp, 6yrs. lozot 61b Owner 2 Mr A Victor's Athganan. 4yr8, 9?? 6lb (allowed 5U0 J ilundy 3 Mr J 8cott' The Stick, 3yr», St 41b .{¡ 0 Mr L de Rothschild's i £ or, 3yrs, tJst lib F Bairelt 0 Mr T Leader a Gwendraeth, oyra, lOst 31b Ostmrne 0 Mr W Sandersoii's Nia, 4yis, iOst Bruckaluiw 0 Mr T GrcclÚ 1(olh", ham, <!yra, 9st 610 Snowden 0 Mr J Coate?' King. 3?rs, 7bt 121b Niulleit0 Mr T ;G:lj;,r,tt IJ:¡>ïïïlullell 0 J W-dt)um0 D"ttlu¡¡-Evcn8 on Althorp, 4 to 1 agst Kor, 9 to I: agat Osric, aud 1c() to S bar 3 offered.

LIVERPOOL MEETING. I TO DAX d RACING. I ORDlln OF liUNMNU.—Liverpool Hurdle Race, 1.45; I West, Derby Pluto, 2.1: Piluce ot Plate, 2.50; Hunt Steeplechase, 3 20; Prince's Park Plate, 3.60; Molyneux Stakes, 4.2b Union Jsek Stakes, 4.50. LATEST BICTTING. LtTEKHOOL GRAND NATIONAL, Midxioht. 10 to 1 a £ tt Batlger, aged, list lib. t 11 to I — Ringlet, aged, list Ulb, t 11 to I Viiniieellor. age,t, Iltit blb, o 12 to 1 — Ballot Box, aged, 12st 4lb, t 4 o 14 to 1 Gamecock, aged, 12at 41b. t 14 to 1 — Frigate, aged, Ust 2lb, t IB to 1 — Old Joe, aged, Hat Dlb, t 1G to 1 The Fawn, byra, lOst bib, t 10 to 1 — liana, aged, llist 7lb, c 16 to 1 — Savoyard, aged, list 121b, t 16 to 1 Trp, ged, lust 61U, t o Huto 26 to bpabi, Ued, list 91b, 33 to 1 — Jeaule, 5yra, 10*t 61b, t 33 to 40 to 1 — Johnny Longtail, aged, list 71b, t 40 to 1 Pi., f-i? age t0)t ?tb. t Univsksiti- Boat Kacx. 3 to 1 oil Cambridge, t

— ————- J PEMBROKE BUNT STEEPLECHASES. I Tlie Pembroke steeplechase Meeting came off under very favourable circumstance* as regards weather, Ac., 011 Wednesday, near llollyland, a little to the east of Pembroke, Tttu course was well arranged, and the ground was in ilrtt-olsa* condition, the frost having done It little or no harm. The day being beautifully tille. the course was visited by some tuousand, of peraou*. The following are the events :— The Town Platk of 3D wro; 1st £25, 2nd 95; weight fur aile. Mr W G Koch's Nectar. 6yra Owner 1 Mr W Summers's Cast Off. ugod T. Phillips 2 Mr Bishop'* Real Jam, aged It. H. Harries 3 Mr QeofM Williams's Free and KMy, 4y?a 0 R P L l'enu'a lady CoHn. 5yrj 8 All exciting race. Tho JhWEII Bakkiko Plats of 30 SOVI; let £ 23,2nd 4. 3rd A2; fur four year olds and upwards. Three miles, Mr It II Harriet's Multum In Paryo, 5yrs, list 101b Owner 1 MteiUt. aged, 12st 31b. earr? 1 nit lOtb P K°be*ts 2 .1? ICIK.- 1. $ n. IZt 3Ih Owner 3 iJJ» r T Morrl! a alt,th, bvM. 1 let 101b .{ PbHHM 0 11 r W lawis 6 9-iiios. 4yrs. IOt Bib (tleo4Lred bib M?? ?.? -—"—- M' G&D)H')M 0 ?*Si».r Fortune au. byn, list mb(<?rrte<! 3)b over) Mr B Allen Q "?????-?i,y7 ?r,; 13$b ?rr!.? ?'b  over) 1-1 -J. Sham0 M???''Mo?,?M Boy. 41". l0.t??'(?!S '? .♦s*.s.e.T A .-rW 0 Bet,Unp—6 to 4 agat Muitum In ParT0, 3 to 1 t?etprtt. Ollla, &4d b to two.i.to I &rat Pris- The Ysomamrt Hack of 36 tors., for four ymr olds and u upward. w.l¡¡bt for '?'- Three o,.r banks. Mr George WHHtmt- F? and Buy, .,rt, list 31b Iil.t Nib) .?. Owner 1 Xr   ???' ?' ?? 101b <? 10*t 131b)  Ownw 2 Mr Mttn Montt?'ifMt 'BQy?M.'tOtt.'?b' ?"? ? <?*ert<UM I Mr W G Bowen'* Imcies All, "1'1, toot iotb Mr T. LewlI 0 Mr J MathW's Witebemit. ',re, 10at M)? ??' Mr George Butler 0 Bettln,-8 to on Free and Buy, "Da,3 to 1 Luck's All. TheCAtM-tM?TM P.LtT< o< M MTt. an open atesple- fh*M for four year old* and upWMdt; Wttaht for Me. Three mile* over bauks. Mr 1111 IblTlel" Pope, aged, list lQlb. Ownar 1 Mr B G Roberts's Priscilla, aged, llat ioib Owner 1 T Phillip, 2 Mr W Lewll" Bruin, 7yro. 12*t 101b Mr BDavles i BsUlng-6 to 4 on Pope, 2 to 1 ,,M Bruin, and 8 to 1 agat Prlaollla.

?" ??" to tbe ?l'1"el,» cc)t. winner of the Ttthwett was entertained yetterdty but owing to oinfa. um tAcli ent description tlietue La* been referred to the ,?ttwards of the Jockey Club.

P^O^TANT IU BACKg OF X HOMK8.-8EASON IM.-Mr. ALFRED CROOK. iui-r Commission Agent, ?"'oe'.e-?.M.r. Fr.nM.- Northampton, 1'?n I^icester, Mttrupoht?n. City and Suburban, and Derby. The Kr?t tdvxtX?oin MhdtnztoMr.A.Crookttyou l"1*'0 rece?ittg fun mMket. Price. Letten posted 1I1:Ifit MRtt urfh'e foUuwi)t){ d?y.?nd &r;ï. ?O ?S  l>0't' "'1'H'??''?' 1)OU13LE AND L?) 1!. 21d. EVIS14'1'8 AN f) STARTING L399d GRAND NATtONA? &c.-Valentine r:d Md ToppJux.Bouiom.ejtur-Mer. France. "The F, "U(*,I. tuglwti d^ortumau, eontth)t<? ?tett MM?tt Movetutnn on above, tombed fl-, ou rowip (if vot c&W co)il»lnlug t.t<)reM. No <enre<te))ttUtM. t?t?MBhett !Mt). IMW5 ÜIUND NATIONAL Win AND Plachs.—Spkcial Notiok.—Commiasions on above can bo received up to mid-day Friday. Commissions reoelveil on day of race executed at starting prices. Make P.O.O. payable at Eustou-road.—Mr. Edward Bray, Turf Cominissiou Agttit, 72, Hampstead-road, Loiidun. 2287u22 Cartku AND Whitaskii, Tmf Accountants, ^roail-street Chambera, Bristol, Telegraphio Address Whitaker," BtisUii. ,;066

A TREDEGAR LAWSUIT. I FIGHTING OVE I' A COUSIN'S ESTATE. PHILLIIIS V. DURY. f The hewing of tho above action was commencod on Wednosduy morning in tho Otioncery Division of the High Court of Justice (before Mr. Justice Kekewloh), Mr. Warmington, Q.C., M,P. Mr. Hadley, and Mr. Upjohn uppearing for the pluintiff, and Mr. Byrne, Q.O., and Mr. It. 11. Norton repre- senting the defendant. Mr. Wararitigtou, in opening the case, said the action was one brought by the plaintiff, Mrs. Phillips, who lived with her husband at the Cam. brian Public-houso, Tredegar, Monmouthshire, to enforce a deed of compromise entered Into with the defendant, Bird. Dury, who resides at Trehnrris, and which was dated the 16th of August, 1888. The facts were, said the learned counsel, somewhat peculiar. There was an old gentleman, named Jaines Hawkins, who lived in Tredegar, and who wus possessod of a considerable property, amounting to something between Eg,000 and Z10,000, but who residad nlune. The plaintiff, tvoily Phillips, was Mr. Hawkins's cousin, and the defendant, Mrs. Dury, Will also it cousin. In March, 1886, Mr. Hawkins gave instructions for tlie preparation of a deed of gift of the wholu of liii property to the plaintiff, who hud been on intimate and affec- tionate teruis with him. This deed was dated the 26th of Murch, 1886. At tiiis time the testator or, perhaps, he had better refer to him in future as the deceased—was living at 12, Market-street, i'redegur, quite close to the plaintiff's premises, and was a frequent visitor there, but in the month of May, 188B, he went on a visit to Mrlt. Dury, who wutl liviug at Tteharris. While he was slaying with Mrs. Dury he executed a testamentary instrument on the 271h of July, 1886, leaving all his freehold and leasehold pioperty to that lady. Mr. Hawkins died shortly afterwards, nawely, ou the 1st of August, 1886. As goou as these events canlo to tho plaintiff's ears she consulted her solicitor, intoruied him of the deed of gift to her, and instructed him to enter a caveat aguiudt the proof of the will in Mts, Durj's favour. A considerable portion of the deceased's property was in the shape of money, which was lodged with the London uud Provincial Hank at Tredegar. On the 9th of August, 1886, u de- mand was tuade on behulf of the plaintiff by her solicitor, Mr. Dauncey, on the solicitors wlio repre- sented the defendant, Messrs. James, of Merthyr, for the delivery up of all documents couuocted wiUI the testator's or deceased's estate then in the possession of Mrs. Dury. Subse- quently a deed of compromise was executed by Mrll, Phillips und fits. Dury in the piesencuof Mr. Jiitiies UlJd Mr. Spencer, a locum teneru acting for Mr. D tuticey, who' was taking his holidays, it wtis this deed, dated the 16th of August, 1838, that the plaiutiff now sought to en- force. The defendant's case was that the deed of compromise was obtained by fraud, uud on the understanding that the plaintiff had a valid deed ot gift.datod ptior to the will in favour of Airs. Dury. The defebdout further put in a counter- claim to lavo the deed given up to be cancelled. Mr. J. C. Juuies, a member of tho lirui of G. ttnd C. Jituics, solicitors, of Mei tbyr, wus then called un behalf of the plaintiff, and examined to show that tho defendant at the interview when the deed of comptouiise was executed seemed most determined that the matter should be settled in that way in order to avoid the expenses of a Illw- suit. Other evidence having been called, the^urtber bearing of thu case was adjourned.

FOOTBALL. I CARDIFF DISTRICT CHALLENGE CUP. I FINAL Tin. The final tie In the Cardif fDial riot Challenge Cup 00 Petition (the trophy being presented by Mt"rs. T. V out aud Co., Caatle-aneet, Cardiff; was plated IV d:'f;, Iti'l'd¡:p.r{ C?.dlff Harlequina aud the Peuarth teams being the contestants tor liual honours. There was a largo number ot apectators present. Kuiery kicked uff lor the Harlequins from the Racquet (Juurt end, and, the ball beiug badly returned, play settled dowii lii the Peuarth ^5. Alter a series 01 sciimuiages the otal was passed to one ot the 'Quine' backa, who, by a lone kick, forced the play to within dangerous proximity of the Peuarth citadel. The play now became last, and continued to be waged iu the Peuarth ground. The for- wards at last relieved the pressure by rushing the oval into the domain of the '(juius; but its stay here was only momentary, for as a result of some bad play oil the part of t, ile Peuarth forwards the 'Quins agailk took the ball beyond the centie Ctt?. A ??,y pretty bit of p)m ing now WM witnessed between the 'Q uiht, Mhich re- :f, 'h: ;'I ?nm taken Lu 'el:jil:;IIrl¡; line. Howies very prettily stopped the rush, and hie comrades reliel eu the pressure. At tLM centre ltowles was given a pa; and by a good run he changed the aspect of affairs very materially. 8trenuous efforts were made by the 'Quius to keep iheir goal illlact, hut their adversaries Wero not to be denied, and kept the oval III the 'Quins' 25. They continued to play an aggicasive game, and it. was some time before the wearers of the scarlet w .i-c tHe to get awav. They then speedily 60t theWI r,it opponent*' ground, "id ia a L?r, time cii ni t, L-d the Pensrth back to touch dowu iu self defence. The ball having been le-started, a lot of play of a givc-and-tike character took place in tue celltre, and halt-time was soon alter called, the game standing In favour of the Harlequins by one minor. Ou resuming play settled dowu ill the celitie. t Ilutellille at last secured the leather and made for home, and was only stopped when near the line. By a long kick Turner relieved, but Morgan, tho Peuurtli back, was equal to the etxit-rgaticy, jjd by a long kick over the lisit compelled t.'m Vuli.* to touch down, and thus made the score equal. Subsequently play was waged with much zeat aml spirit, both sides striving to gain the led. Bowles made a grand aprillt, alld put his opponents' goal lu imminent, danger, which, however, was averted by a combined lush of the forwards. For the next lew minutes the struggle was waged In the ground of the 'Quins, who were agaiii compelled to act on thedefcnthe. He.e a ttubbom tuueKte was fought betwem tho forwards. At hut?chttnue out,te, u. -t Lit?! b-ck-, by. long pelling t)i*' li,?. i .a reco,( The play now II:I:'eYI;ILf: 'I:;S o? t: showing up prominenUy. James reHeved by a good print i,tto tl?e Penmthiue25. where, untuckUy, he !ett. and tlie bail went dead. Garrett,securing the oval, how- ever, spriuled to the 'Quins 25, und, his cen/reret follow. ing up, the struggle wua waged in the old grouud for bOUle tillit). Eventually, by a good bit of play ou the part of one ol the Peuarth baoks. tile liall was sent over the Quins line again, aud a third minor was exacted. No further point* were scored, knd the call of No side" lett Pouai tli victorious by throe iniiiors to one The victory wa* a popuiur one, the PenarUi aklp- per ?,Ing Mnied -Fou[dei- to the statloEu* Ie follow)lIlr wre the team, :—Ji;narth Back, H E. Mofn' three-quarter backs, K. tiauett (captain), J Williams, G. Rowlea, and G. L. May; hatf.bMks. F? Mooro and T. HUlchlugs; forw?rdi. J. t?ndey.J HtVM A.MfttD. T. (Aar,eLt. U. Ca?rett, W. P. Ei i 'w tllir:ä' ,&lMf';IylU}j;íeill; t¡í.8:: Turner; three-qutttcrb?cka.A.Jume!. D, Thomaa, L Grant, und 0, Lewis; h?!t tmckt. ?. L. D-vies (Mpt;<)n) and T. Gorman forwards. T. Morgan, N. G. Fer- gusson, A. H, Eraery. U. W. JOUl", j. G. Jonas, J. .Bowen, J. O'Brit:ii, uiid C. Huiit, Referee, Mr. A. V. Trkdeoabvillk Juniors v, Caiuhvj- Collkqr Third Fin-KKN.—lids match was played at the Sophia Gardens Held, and resulted in a win for the Juniors by one goal. onn try, and live minors to oiie goal (diepuied) ami one minor. The trie* were got by Vokes and Oliver. Vokes kicked the goal.

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GLAMORGANSHIRE WINTER I ASSIZES. NINTH DAY. I CIVIL BUSINESS.—FIRST COURT. (Befoie Mr. Justice Wills.) ACTIONS AGAINST THE SWANSEA COR- PORATION. RIGHTS or BIPARIAX OWNKBS. Liwis and Sons AND Stonh e. Thr Swansea CORMHATION.-Tile$O were actions brought against Use Swansea Corporation by Mesnrs. William David, William Rufus, and Thomas Lewis, trading its Messrs. Lewis and Sons, at Gorseinon Tinplate nnd Mottach Vitriol Works, and by Mr. Aaron Stone, of Penyfedw Farm, being riparian owners of portions of land abutting on tlie Rivers Llan and Lliw, and the brpok Blaenunt Ddu, from which the town reservoirs are supplied. By virtue of the Swansea Local Board Act of 1860 the defendants were authorised to construct and maintain certain waterworks and reservoirs on the River Lliw aad the Blaenant Ddu Brook, but were bound to cause to flow duily out of the reservoirs minimum volumes of watar—-down the River Lliw not loss than 640 gallons a minute, and down the Blaenant Ddu Brook not less than 224 gallons a minute during the whole day of twenty-four hours. Failure to supply such minimum quantities of water rendered the defen- dants liable to penalties of 15 per day, together with nuy damage sustained by the riparian owners. For a period of 135 days (from the 24th of May to the 5th of October, 1887), the delen- dants failed to supply such minimum volumes of water. and in consequence the plaintiffs, Lewis and Sons, were entirely unable to conduct their works. They now claimed as a penalty for the River Lliw, 1675, a simuar sum for the Blaenant Ddu Brook, and JE500 damages, making a total of £ 1,850. In their pleadings the defendants admitted that the minimum quantity of water, as specified, did not flow, but argued that it was not owing to any negligence on their part, but entirely to the act ot God, the season being one of exceptional dryness. They denied that the plaintiffs suffered any damage, or that the penalties in the actiou could be sustained. They held that only one penalty of ib per day could be imposed, and added that other actions, in which a similar penalty was claimed, were still pending. Mr. Scone's action was of a similar character, though be did not claim compensation, and laid the period for penalty from the 9th of May to the 4th of October, or a period of 148^days. Mr. M'Inlyre, Q.C., and Mr. Abel Thomas (in- structed by Mr. C, P. Charles for Mr. Stone, and by Messrs. Richards and Jones for Messrs. Lewis; were for the plitintiffe, and Mr. R. T. Reid, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. David Lewis (instructed by the town-cleric of Swansea) for the defendants. In opening the case, Mr. M'lntyre, Q.C., said that before the year 1860 the inhabitants of Swansea were supplied with watqr from reservoirs which occupied the site of the present Sketty Lake. The authority, which was at that limo a Loc:il Board, contemplated several schouies of wntor supply, but they had to bo abandoned, and in 1860 all Act of Parliament was obtuiued authorising the defen- dants to construct reservoirs in the Lliw and the Bluenaut DduValloy, through which flowed two well- defined streams, the Lliw and the Blaenant Ddu. At the bottom of the vulluys these streams joined and formed one river, whlen was called the Lliw. The plaintiff Sione's works were situated above, whilst the plaintiff Lewis's works were below, the junction. By the Act, however, the defendants were made to stipulate to send down the River Lllw a minimum flow of water of not less than 640 gallons a minute, and down the lllaenanti Ddu stream not less than 224 gallons a minute duriug the whole day of 24 houts otherwise to render themselves liable to II penalty of 15 per (Iuy if the water did not How, and any damages tho riparian owners might sustain. By the Act of 1884, however, the penalty was iiioditied to L5 per day, and it was under that Act that the plaintiffs now claimed, The learned counsel contended that the Act of 1860 did not entitle the defendants to receive the whole of the water, and that they were bound to send down the stipulated minimum volumes to the riparian proprietors, who, before the construction ot the reservoirs, had the exclusive right of the whole supply, Mr. It T, Ueid, Q.C., for the deltiuce, gave therea- sons why the failure in the supply ensued. From 1867 to 1873, hu remarked, the Lliw Reservoir did its duty without any cause ot complaint. In the latter year, however, alter exceptional weather, a leak of a very formidable churucter was dis- covered, the innor covering being forced through the outride covering by a spring..Thereupon the Blaenaut Ddu Reservoir was commenced and com- picled, and SfteL wards ttie Lli w Reservoir was re- paired. Those repairs were effectual uutil 1883, when, however, another leak of a similar character, and very near the place of the tirst leak, was discovered. Tho defendants then obtained another Act of Parliament, which empowered them to con- struct another reservoir, which was now nearly completed. In their present crippled stuto the cor- poration had ouly a storage capacity of 230,000,000 gallons of water. Last year's severe uud unparalleled drought made it impossible for the cotporation to supply both the general inhabitants of the towu aDd the com- pensation wallir. Whatever, therefore, might be the legal aspect of the case, tlio defendants chose rather to ruu the risk of being made the target of all those who desired to sue them for a penalty of 1:5 a duy, than to render the town liable to pestilence und disease. The proseut supply even was much stinted. In conclusion the leurned counsel con- tended that the failure to supply the compensation water was not owing to any negligence on the part of the datendante, but to all inevitable acci- dent, coupled with the Act of God. Mr. John Thomas, town-clerk of Swansea, said that tho estimated population of the borough was 76,000. At the present time there were nine writs against the corporation for penalties and damages for the non-supply of compensation water. Mr. John Thomas, keeper of the Lliw Resetvoir, and Mr. James Morris, keeper of the Blaenant Ddu lleservoir, produced books showing the vain- fall and inflowing and outflowing returns during last year. Mr. Edward Cousins, C.E., formerly waterworks engineer to the defendant corporation, confirmed the evidence he gave at a previous hearing of the case at Swansea last year. He testified that, the materials and the mode of construction of the Lliw Reservoir were alike excellent. Mr. Wyrill, the present waterworks engineer, said that subsequent experience led him to considerably modify a previously ex- pressed opiniou that the materials used in the construction of tho Lliw Reservoir wero not of the best. He deposed that the raiufall in the first nine months of 1887 totalled 17 29, us against 2640—the average rainfall for tho twenty years previous. The compensation water was supplied until May 9, when lie advised the corporation that it t;hould be discontinued. Tlie water then stored amounted to 20,600,000. The total supply from iiittural sources to both reservoirs between May 9 and October 5 was 75,035,840 gallon. which with the total stored Oil the 9th of May would give a storage of 95,635,840 gallons, but of that he estimated that 161 millions evaporated. The daily consumption averaged 2,280,000 gallons. The supply was entirely inadequate to meet the requirements of tho town. Mr. Reid: It is true, I believe, that water was sold in the streets, is it not ? Witness I don't think so. The Judge: That is, then, another romnnce for which we tire indebted to the Press. (Laughter.) Sir Robert ltawlinson, the well-known civil engineer, was next examined. He also confirmed his previous evidence, and added that the reservoir in 1860 was constructed in the best possible man- ner then known. The leak in 1873 wos preceded by very extraordinary weather, which he believed developed such small fissures its previously existed. Alter Sir Robert had been examined, Mr. Reid intimated that his case then closed. His Lordship stated that he would deliver judg- ment in London next Tuesday. CLAIM FOR SKKVICKS Ily AN AUCHITliCT, I I lAYLoati. IIOBKHTS.—Mr. C.J.Jackson for tho plaintiff, and Mr. Abel Thomas for the defendant. Plaintiff—Mr. Charles Taylor, architect and sur- veyor, CardiiT-claimed for sorvices us architect in converting a coffee tavern at Porthcawl into un hotel, find for rendering further services in connec- tion with obtaining a licence from tho magistrates for the sale of intoxicating liquors, and also for designing a tiew acliews of drainage for the hotel, the defendant btiug Mr. William Taylor, grocer, Nowport. The claim was for C92 59. 8J., and of that £52 Z-. 6d. had been paid into court.—His Honour diMttowed 8eve'I it^ms in tho bill, which reduced the amount to ?60 ? 6d, or 910 5. 2d. in addition to that already paid into court.—Verdict for plaintiff with costs.—A counter-claim by the defendant for £30 was disallowed. Tlie Court then adjourned until to-day (Thursday) at ten. SECOND COURT. I (Beforo Mr. Justice Stephen.) I CLAIM FOR BALANCE OF WAOES.—A CUItlOUS CASE. I Davibs AND Lewis v. Davies and Plain.—Mr. Abel Thomas appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. W. Uowen Rowlands, Q.C., M.P., for the defendants, Plaintiffs claimed against two persons trading as partners for balance of wages amounting to L697 Is. 7d. The defence was that the plaintiff, waa from time to time paid certain outnti of money amounting in all to 9278; further, that the defen- dants were entitled to the sum of £ 419—the diffe- rence between the above two sume-for board and lodgings, plaintiffs having lodged with one of the partners in the defendant firm. On Saturday last counsel for plaintiffs received a cheque for the whole of the balance of the claim, and it only now remained for him to make out his claiui for the purpose of deciding the matter of costs,—After a long legal argument his Honour gave judgment for plaintiffs, with costs. ANOftgJZ WAfigg CLAIM. I Matthbwsd. Matthews AND Lewis.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, Arthur Mattliews,to recover X53 18, 2d, wages due to him from the defendants,William Lewis and John Rees Matthews, colliery proprietors, Moesycw miner, Mr. Clement Higgins and Mr. C. J. Jackson (instructed by Mr. John Jones) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Abel Thomas for the defendants. Plaintiff was employed as a collier by the defendants, one of whom (Matthews) ia his uncle, and with whom he lodged during the time he was employed at the colliery. It was urged by the defence that the supplying of the board and lodging was a settlement of the claim, and that therefore he was no longer entitled to recover. Mr. Thomas submitted that the uncontradicted facts clearly ahowed that there was an arrangement between the plaintiff, the plaintiff's mother, and the uncle, that the 14tter should receive the boy's wage*, and he (Mr. Thomas) urged that there was sufficient evidence to justify his Lordship In coming to the conclusion that the upcle had been paid.—His Lordship observed that the plaintiff's claim and the uncle's evidence were very suspicious, and he gave judg- ment for plaintiff for £4 8s. 101 with costs on the eçaJe Applying to thtt turn. j CLAIM TTNDKB AN ALLVOBD AaBRBMRMT. I Edwabds v. RICNAaDwx.-For the plaintiff Mr. M'lntyre, Q.C., and Mr. Bullin, Q.C.; and Mr. W. Bowen Rowlands, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. Olascodine, Swansea, for the defendants. This was an action broughtby theplaintlff, W. H. Edwards, against tlie defendants, Mr. Frederick L. Richardson and Mr. Trevor Richardson, upon an alleged agreement appointing plaintiff their sole agent for three years for tho sale of the castings, &c, made at their foundry, in respect of which he was to be paid a commission of five per cent. upon the whole of the output, with certain expenses. Six months later, defendants, having entered into partnership with another per- son, terminated the agreement. The plaintiff now sued for the commission up to the time of the termination of the agreement, and also damages for the remainder of the two years and a half, during which he was to have acted for them. llis LordMiip, having consulted with Justice Wills, gave judg- ment for the defen(lants, execution to be stayed till the end of tho firrit week of next sitting, the plaintiff to give notice of Appeal for that time. THE CAUSt, LIST. I BEFORS A JURT. No. Div. Jy, PLAIN1 IFF. DSFSNDAlfT. i—Q B S The Ely lthondda Collieries Co. (Limited) v Thomas 5—Q B 8 W, & R. Thompson v Pirie and Oo, 7-Q B C Poyntoi v Laycock II-Q II C JùJIII v Jenkins 10-Q B R Reel. v Powell IJ-Q B C CùUIl. v Wallace 14-Q B 0 Shepherd and Hod- (1iuolt. vClarke 15-Q B C IVebb and Co v (iibbott 16-Q B Kvans and Another v Johu and Others WITHOUT A JURY. 23-Q B Colborn6 v Morris 27-Q B Dumfries Dry Dock „2„ 5—Q „ B Ac., Co. (Urn.). v Elliott and Co. v Taylor 33-Q B Wessels vTheOeean Colliery Co. (Limited) Callses 14 and 33 arc down for hearing today. Only | one COlin ?i)t sit, Mr. Justice Stephen having returned { to London.

TRADE REPORTS. I TRADE OF CARDIFF. I ■Exchange, Wednesday. Change wat fairly well attentled to-day, but In conse- quence of the adverse weather retarding the arrival of tresh tonnage, the steam coal trade was a shade easier. Current quotations were, however, well maintained, and the market closed very tirlll at yesterdav's quotations. Housecoat was in good request, but there was not a grear, deal done In the pitwood and patent fuel trades. Outward steam chartering, for the reaton above stated, coupled with a disinclination oil the part of shipowners to charter at present rates, was Inactive, and, as a cotise- quence, very few fixtures were reported. Freights for Higher Mediterranean ports were ttionger, and there wus also a slight improvement noticeable in Spanish, Gibraltar, and Day porta freights. Homeward rates from Bilbao and Carlhagena at length evince signs of improvement, and to-day there was an increased demand lor prompt tonnage loading ut these ports tor ihe Ilristol Channel. The only fixture reported was Bilbao tf) Newport, 4s 10 £ d. There was a gooft (teniikyid for stlii tonnage, and rates for most directions were very firm. Adelaide ndvices state that the reports ti om the agricul- tural olatiicts show a great variation hi the wheat yield throughout the colony. In some cues the rcturusshow a difference of Ironi lour up to twenty bushels, and, In the absence of trustworthy statistics, It is at present impossible to arrive at an exact estimate, 01 the general aHrllgu yield, but indications point to the aggregate crop being very heavy. The freight market is a shade easier, the present rate being 3s ljd to 6o 2d per bushel f.o. b Port Adelaide, with about Id less at out ports. Another advice from Port Adelaide says tho frdht nmrlid Is dull, and that very few new lixtures have bi-eil reported. MerclianU are holding off In expectation of lower rates owing to the tonnage attracted from ioreign polls, whilst owners are lirm at late rates, reiving upon the expected demand for Victoria and New Zealand loading, combined with Ilie high rates offered for coal cargoes. Steam charters are iu moderate request, and e\'ral chArters are in course of negotiation at 32, Cil to 35s. For Africa, how- ?5!). Fut AtriCt. how- TRADE OF NEWPORT. I H.XCHANOK, Wednesday. Commercial men at the present llIolueul-, espe- cially those who are moro Immediately connected with the staple trades of Monmouthshire, appear to have minimised time by acquiring tho facial expression "quiet," inasmuch as in t?ot?e to interrogative queries relative to the existing uoudilious of thoae trades, t),? mental convictions o the resi?ijder assumes the iwi?,i form we b. indicated. Nevertheless, iu tie ocean of conflicting theories as to the future outcome to trade by whut jaundiced People may term organised "conspiracies, or by what other people may (telligURte SLtbi ililn led bkill," spirit (,t fulness manifested itseit 011 to-day that trade ullcertllilltles urc 011 the verge or disruption. The 101- lowing quotations were the ruling ones, namely tw-.—Brisk demand all wund, Ina tew instances little dmiculty has been experienced in meeting press- ing contracts. Heat steam realised 7s 6J to 7s 9d, aud in a Îewe;ues touched lis. Screenings (bituminous), -Is 3d to Is bd; house, t'a 3d to 9s od smiths', 5s 3d to 5s 6d. ¡r(JJj, Ore was somewhat Ircely Inquired lor lit III 9d, anil it wat reported that Bilbao freights were hardening. Pig iron ruled in accordance with Glaag.,y priccs, ic- poi-led Lbt-?boc. Welsh ?re were A'4 1? Ud to £ 1, and tlu-et ir..n (singles). ir7 to £ 7 10s f.o.t. at works. Sttcl,—Brisk Inquiry, heavy atction rails beingquoted at A;4 to AM 2e (xl light ditto, A;4 158 to £ 5 bs. Tin- plate bars £ 4 15s; Siemens best, .t:5 2s (id bloume, C4 to, tielivert-ti in the distriut, wills a dlsc¡;unt 01 i:: per cent, for Cash; sheets (singles), £ 7 15s to £ 8 15s, with usual extra* lor higher gauges. 1ï1l-i'lat. .—Little business appaientlv doing, makers, save in cases where privation exists among workmen, refusing to Increase ?tuci? at ?iijrcmu "e A L¡; f rltWI'k :u:e::t\rrj: r?- opeued ou Monduv, buL for this a "Dcroua employer, uot the exigencies uf the trade, has to be thanked, inas- much as the week's work will result,If promptly sold, in a serious Iou. 1C cokes eumntu?ded 1? 3d to 149. Dessemer strel coke, 143 to 14* 3d; Siemens (coke linish), 14s 3d to 14s yd ternes (per double box), 24s to 26s; charcoal (Siemens). 10s to 2Qs: best charcoal, ISaGd to24* W. Pituocd.—Ariivals at port are very numerous at present. Ihe pievailiug prices On 'Chauge being 1?6d to 13.90, FreIQMs.-t;o appreciable altemtfoii In IIxtures was reponcu.nllhough it was ueiierally understood that the tonnage offering was smaller tlian a week ago. iCxchuitge Te f to metal market telegram PQakd I i the room quoted copper at Ys 6d tin.1;166; pig Irou, ? H?d, hemaUtes, 418 !Jd-aU buyers' piices for cash,

"A FltlEND OF MINE." I Travellers who have gone far countries for to see" tay that they lintl human natuie protty much the same all the world over. They find wide varinneuincolour of skin, in physical contour, in mental characteristics, but iu tho essential elements that control social conduct the human family is a brotheihood. The law, unwritten, found in no statute book, enforced by no court decrees, but having an in- fluence circumscribed only by the limits of earthly space, is the law of kindness. Among peoples where cruelty to human kind is almost a fixed habit, who are relentless toes, and as friends scarcely less to be dreaded, whose savage natures revel in fiendish atrocities, there yet lingers the spark of divinity which lifts man above tho beasts. Sorrow melts the human heart wherever found, and sympathy mingles its tears with grief all the world over. Where pity does not (twell there lives no thing of human kind. It is the 11 touch of wltmo that 1J1:ke>l tI:e whlJle world kill," What a terrible world litis would be to live in were it not lur the sympathy nud loving-kindness shown ua when sorrow comes, for it is decreed that in all lives "some days must be dark and dreary." The thousands of voluntary testimonials which the proprietors of Warner's Savk Cure liave received in regard to the efficacy of that remedy reveal this "touch of nature" in a peculiar uianuer. The great majority of them acknowledge that it was thvough some kind friend who, in pity for their sufferings, had made known to them the wonderful merits of this great remedy. The testimonial of Mr. William H. Pearce, of 45, St. Anne-street, Liverpool, is n fair sample. Fur months ho was greatly troubled with terrible pains in the small ol his buck, and was constantly obliged to rest from his duties. lie had no appetite, food being obnoxious to hill), ittid his mouth in the morning tasted greasy and his tongue was thickly coated. He consulted his medical man, who in- formed him that be was sufieiing from kidney disease. Ho made use of the doctor's prescrip- tions, but did not improve. At last," he says, a friend advised me to try Warner's Safe Cuto, which I did, and continued taking it legulariy, according to directions, for some three months, with the result that to-day I am a perfectly cured man, and have none of the distressing symptoms from which I previously suffered." How many men there are to-day in the world, rounding out lives of usefulness, making the world happier and belter, who would have long since passed to tho other shore had it not been for tho loving-kindness of friends shown in the prac- tical way mentioned by Mr. Pearce. This great remedy, to whose merits people from nil quarters of tho globe bear willing testimony, is for sale by all chomists.at 4s. 6d. per bottle, or can 1>0 had direct of II, II. Warner and Co., 86, CtcrkenweU-road, London, E.C. L5901

RAILWAY TJSAFFIO JIETD11NS. I iooo, lout. Increase. Deere, a < j; £ Taff Vale and Penarth Harbour 17902 .14282 3C70 — Rhymll"Y. 3U)5 2U56 69!) — Hrocon aud Mertlivr. 1683 ll:60 '^3 — Pembroke and Tenbv 356 436 — 8J Brighton and Soutu Coast — — 152S South Eastern — — 964 #t< Great .Last-em — ,t< — 2ow V„ Gt. North of Scotland — —. <.t 31!! unc, and Yorkshire 1 ?,6 Mexioan — —? ? 100 North Eastern ——1,„ 811' — Mfdttno —T North t3taff.e,istilre 100 North Western — — I5jjg Emtern and Midlauds — — 11 11 Great Western — 72t;0 — 8outh Western — — ?b9 NcrthBriU?h.? — ? — ? 10? ? ?1 Sheffield 1392 Chsblre 300 Caledonian — — _er 2101

Keep T139 Gomirn Son-Light In your house. It is a light palo golden ale of wonderful value; it ia good, it is light, it is pure, you will like it bettor than the stronger Burton Ale; it costs less money, and will not disagree with you. The Golden Sun. light obtained the Gold Medal of the Liverpool Exhibition (the highest award given for light dinner ales). Sir Charles Cameron,M.D. (President of the Hoyal College of Surgeons), Ireland, says:- "It resembles in appearance bright aherry" Dr. Wallace statesu It resembles in composition the Lagar Beer of Gormany. "GoMen Sua-light," 9 gallons, 10s. 6d.; 18 gallons, 21s., delivered to your house or station, lusist on having tlie Golden guin-liglit, as wortliless Imitations may be offered you. Watkios and Sons' Ales and Stout (10d tole 6d.) are delivored, carriage free, by the district agents and merchants throughout tlie country. Cardiff, W. A. Holder, 35, St. Mary-street i Walters and Dawkins, eo. Cow bridge-road; Neath, Joseph Markham; Newport. Watkins and Williams; Merthyr, Gunson; Swansea, Bradford; Llaoelly, A. Da vies & Co.; Abergavenny,W. Phillips; Monmouth, Poole; Chepstow, Ellis; Usk, Itivers; Portypridd, fituyths; Pembroke, Ormond; Brecon, Merodith-, Risca, J. J. Haines; Pontypool, H. Peach and numerous other places, 'üe Utteford lirowery £ ftat>il«li«d 1834). 77154 rjlHOUQHT MY WORK WAS DONE. T HOUGHT MY WORK WAS DONE; fJIHOUOHT MY WORK WAS DONE., When I wrot* oti lut year I wu suffering with a very bad leg, ?t was swollen to m.t.9twi0e Its natural .j, and broke out In four ermt sores, at- tended with most Inhmae Itching. AddodWthis.1 had most dreadful attaclu of tick headache. All my friends thought my work was done. when, seeing cUTICURIL kc)wai)in advertised, I proonred a sk-,t Irom you, which, I can thankfully say, quite cured mv leg, and I have never had a sick headache (Inoe. I'?e"d.t WM never better In my life than I am now, You are at liberty to make what u*e you like of tbi* "I ter. ELIZA PAYN ?, NnrM-. Oastleaton, Falrford. I have derived much benefit from the Cuticura ng mzDlzs; In faet, myarmsai-e nearly well, nothing much but the acara remain. 1 am lure I do not know how to pmise them enough, and I shall recommend them to anyone who haa eczema. Doctor* told me there was no cure for eczema. Before I was cured I could not wash my arms Its water, and had to keep them continually wrapped In linen cloths. Mlta. P. C. f Wickham. Full address of Messrs. F. Nkwukhy and Boss. ANOTHEl WONDERFUL CURE. A NOTHER WONDERFUL CURE. I obtained a full set of the Cuticura Rkmkdim for my son, who was suffering from a aklrl di8. IUP- po.,1 to be brought on by drinking rAin water while sweating. He took live packagesand his skin liecamc as ctftUMever. The Cuticura M&MtDtEtCt?uot become too well known. WM. TINKER, Great Grimsby. Cuticura, the great Skill Cure, and CuTtCt RA OAP, All ex(I ilsitio Skin Beautilier, prepared froin it,, externally, and Cuticua* Hbsolvkmt,the new Blood Purifier, Internally, area positive cure foreverv form of agonlaing, humiliating, itching, scaly, and pimply diseases of the aklll. scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, from pimples to scrofula. Bold by all chemists. Price: Cuticura, 2s. 3d.; Uksolvknt, 4s. 6d. Soap, Is.; or a set of the threl preparations, post free, for 7«. 9d.. of Frani-is Nkw- bkhy and Son's, 1. King Kdward-strw t, Newgate- street, London, E.C. Prepared by the forTM Uhcg and Chemical Cu., Boston, Massachusetts. U.S.A. Send to Messrs. Newbcry for" How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64 pages, bO illustrations, 300 disease* and 100 testimonials, BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. J L F LR 222-2 LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG LUNG eAVE YOUR LIVH3 BY TAKING QWBRIDGE'S LUNG rjlONIC, THE MIGHTY HKALER. It has II power over diseases hitherto unknown III Medicine. Are you at all Woak-chested, or Inclined to bs Consumptive, with just a touch of Cougu now aud then? 7,1 "Try this Wonderful Medicine." The Cough and Weakness W'ill disap- l'cal' USI f by magic, and you will fcd astrongtliand power you never had before HAVJ YOU A COUGH ? A I)U"E WILL ItliLlUVE LT. HAVE YOU A COLD ? A DOSE AT BKDTIME WILL KiSMOVL' IT. Bronchitis and Asthma it relieves instantly. The Spasms ot Coughing so dread- lulllI W ¡¡olOpillg Cough become less wilh eael, dose 01 the medicine. "I think It my duty to state wonderful instance of the value 01 your wonderful Lung Tonic. It was III tlJlcaSe ot iny servant, who camo to me in very poor health, and bad been under medical treatment lor two years for O""5UIOIJtilOJI. I pre. sented her with a bottle of )our Lung Tonic, and before she had taken two of them she was quite ""tOrett. I can ?ssurc you it is doing wonders in tho \'iilao nd neighbourhood. Johm Watxin, Patellt Medicine Vendor, Wiiiltmigbaiu, Lincolnshire." Prepared by W.T.OWB1UDQB, Chemist, Hull. Sold In Bottles, Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4., W.. nnd Us., by a!t Chemists and Patent Medicine Nye, ?.rs. Wholesale all 1/Jiidon aud Provincial Houses. TONIO TONIO TONIO TON IO TONIO TONIO TONIO TONIC TONIO TONIC TONIO TON 10 TONIC TONIC TONIC TONIO TONIO TONIO TONIO TONIC TONIC TONIC TONIC TONIO TONIC TONIC TONIO TON k! TONIC TONIO TONIC TONIC TO:HJ tonic TONIO TONIO ton 10 TONIC TONIC TONIC TONIO TONIC TONIO tonic tonic tonic Irosio TONIC TONIO TON 10 TONIC TONIO TONIC TONIC A FACT WORTH liNUNVIINU. BEECHAM'S PILLS Arc ad.?ItWI by th.k.Is to be worbh ?bove & G ULY.A. A UOX for blLioiirt and nervous disorders, cueit as wlml ami ynto to thy litow e heudocbe, gMuineas, duhieu, ami g?elliag after UlelÙ8, ùlu.luCSB, l'D<r<lro\Ve¡ue.. ?,?ld hiU., UuubJuits of )?-t, I,- of appetite, abortaeets of breath ootftiveijeus, .CUrfY, blotches ou tbe Biún, tlUturbed .leev frightful Ùl'U., uud .11 nervous aud trembling IWWlatloWl, 4c. The first done will give xeilvf lu twenty lmnutat* ThUIr n.) Gction, for they liavn done It in thQWI.u,s or cases. Tht Proprietor ot tlithe Tills has obtained (at grewt utiensel a L'aeut for theul; be challenge* tho whole worhl to produce a iii"eint? equul to them for removiu# the .).,o "<Jwplulntø, d rmt?)ritu the pati??.t to souud limlijuMng health. Every :e:to¡Jt:ua[ï:e td ¿:\ ;It l4:,t ;u: tbey will 00 aekuowled edto Im WOUTU A GUINCA A lJOx. I'or females of all ages these Tills are Invaluable, as a few do? of ti'?.? -.r?y ft .11 gross Inuuouro, pe,? .11 obstruo tlous, aod bring about all tmt 1M required, ho feuualoshould 6. Ith.ut them. There is uo meuidne to be fouudtoouual BKLt'UAM'tt TILLS for removing any obetruetlou or hire-gulwity of the nygtuiu. If taken swording the direction* given mlth each box. they trill eoeu r_OI raw,. of all ages to sound and robust nealtli. For weak »tomacli, iuu>a(red digestion, and oil disorders of the lirer, they act like MAUIU, aud u few doees will be found to work wonders upou this most important organs iu tho human machine. They strengthen tbe whole mUBoular system, restore the 10llg tb-k the keen ,dge of appetite, aud arouse Ico "cLion with the ItOMKBUD of health the wholo phyKical ncr"y of the human frame. These are "FACT#" admitted by thousands, embracing all classes f.I" ty one .f W,, best guarantees to tha nervous and debilitated I. 13MECILAM'S TILLS have the largest sale of any patent medidue In tho world liEliCllAM'S MAGIC COUGH TILLS, As a remedy for couh8 in geuer* asthma, dilliculty of breathing, shortness of breath, tigktness aud oppression of the cbest, wheeling, &c., tJi? L?ills huaiuI uiiriv2lloirdft. sion of speedily remove tbat »eu*e of depression and They ?,V,.ajly which th.ti ?lepi-e&Wou &tnti dlitioulty of any person give liKKCHAM'tf COUGH TILLB a trial and the tnoet violent cough will in a short time be removed. d CAUTION.-r)?,, public arc requested w,?.U.titthe "ordb iiKKCUAM fc> PILLS, Ht, Helen's," are on th* Government Htamp aitixed to each box of the Pills. If not on, they are a f.rg- o'i,rr"()f;,r:'f' sold wholesale fend retail by, the l?ro- pr/etor, T. Deechiuo, ChemiBt, 6t. Helen'a, Lancashire, In !>On. at 18. Hd, and2». ?Lob. Sent t free from the proprietor for 15 or W stamps.—Sold by LUI Vi um/ix* awl rottnl Medicine Vendor* in N.ti.—Full directions are given with each box. T9008 FUR rull LUUU ld '.1'Hl¡; laFiC* (JJ.AltKE'8 ^yyOltl.U-I'AMED JgLOOl) MIXIEUIIIIIP. ri"0R CLEANSING and CLRAHING the J BLOUJ) from ALL IMPURITIES, whether tbe ro- sult of Contagious Dlsei.se, hereditary hint, or foul mutter of any Ucscriiitlou, it cannot to., highly nco,uu,cllùO<I. lor Scrofula, Metirry, Kczema, Skill itu t Blood Uintumr, alld Hoie* of all kinds. It Im 1\ uever-fallinsr and ueruiMxeci cure. B Cures Old Sores, Cures Sores on ti, Neck, Cures Sore Lev". Cures Blackhoartu, or t'i un-ln* on th- fc au., Cures Scurvy, (Jure. Ulcer*, Cures Blood and Sktu DUeiwex, Cures Glandular Swelling*, Clear* the Blood from all liupuic Mian from whatever cause ariiting. A. this Mliture is pleasant to the taste, and warm.itrd free from anything injurious to the most delicate collett. U' tlon of ellher Hex, the l'roprietuu solicit sufferers to KI e It i-il to w.t it. vuliiv. a ti Something FHIGHTFUL." Cj" 1 c?tuot ueglmt giflug 'OU the put Oculars of m, extraordinary curd. fnr 1 tee It a duty. My "I" was a lni.'i ry to me from the terriblo ..If ?l@g iy111.1.s ?'. (li?- eleven ilroadful absceasou o.? .y client and side, uie dis- charge fioni Uiem King something frightful. I was uudcr medical treatment, but got no relief. At last I resolved to try You, Clarke's Blood mi.t." TI? ell. ct :I':{ f: the Ü' do". r.:11K\r;0\y'J.;Irrtf: cured.—Yours truly Jail. "Thomas Kent. I Ink< rt-j 11, near Lincoln, Jan. 1, IBSS. WOltlU-1<'Al\1b1) ULOOD MIXTUKK. 1'1I1 GltKAT BLOOD l'UiilUKK AND RICSTO, II Sold III 1IIJttleB 2s. 'Jd. each, aud III cases, containing six times tile 'Iiumlty, ,R.-aittlldciut to "'Icut l?rint?uent oure in tile ureal majority of loug-standlng cases. BY ALT. CHEMISTS and PATliNTMKUiCINL VKNDOHS Uirouel ont th world, or acnt II r or i;S suuupt bv THK LINCOLN AND 1411) 1,ANL) )?NT1611, COM- J;ANY LIN, TitADK MAltK. "BLOOD MIX- TUItK." CAUTION. PUnCHASERS of BLOOD MIXTUKIS houlo\ ihat they get the geuuine utlclo. Worthless IUlltaUon8 arc sometimes palmed ?ff by unprincipled vendors. Tb. words Lincoln and Midland Counties Diug Company, LUicoln, England." are engraved on h. Government Stamp, und (,'LAUKE'S WOKLI)- ïIÀrJ}'om::)Oü't M11'iR: ':ltl¡,glf: WITHOUT WHICH NONE ARE GENUINE. Lä.) j^ECKlTT'S JgLUE SEE THAT YOU GET IT. nECKirrs BLUE, Used In the Prince of Wales a Laundry, JJECKirrs BLUJo; Is used by the Poor because It la Cheap, 22471 and by the Wcll because of its Beauty. RKLIKP TROM COUUIi IN TEN MINUTIW. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HOlm. UOUNI), the niOKt cerUin und speedy remedy for Asthma, CUU8\1t1111t,lou. Urouchitis, Coughs, lllt1uelll. Difficult llroathlng, .SpitLiug of Llood, Hooping Cough, IIOQl1IenCM, Lois or Voice, tee. It ¡;ireail,.iî':r¡l',tH'[. effects cure. IT UAiS A MOST tluasant TASTE. Testimonials "ro tiunccejsary, as titoroi i .c;ucely a f..Ily In .,?ti? W.1e. which has not proved its ?d", :y. IN THE NUK.SUUV It Is I.vlubl?, us children an fond of It, and t.k. It eagerly. Immediately it is taken coughing closes, re*iJ<*a* neas la KOne, and refreshing aloep ensues. Noiady wo. ha* once tried it "ouM ever awrw?attt l? without it. Trepared only by A. Uaymun an-J Co. (late f Neath). 15 AlbcUl<crle-st.reet, St. JohnWiuare, Loudon, K.C.; and ooikl by all ChuuiisU. Tiioe U. U £ d. aud 2s. d, m, houoIe, 1.,i4 i I i IMPORTANT.—One Box of the IJC.L Pill. are ruftr?nt?d to -r..11 private ease* ."d complica- ti?rw of U??, .ary orgaua, wbether -4uir?,l or otlmrwise. w- Ir"Yd aud pain lu the b.,L*8?.t L. & free for is. by Proprietor, O. D. Horto?, M. l a frm -Î.he 1.>&"nt!ïl'li(i'l' A.r7;I::h; Agents: Cardlll—A. Hagou, Chemist, U, Bridk.tr-4 Merth,r-WIII., u6en?it, l'ontuio.iau .d Georgetown. Swansea —Lloyd, Chemist, Ouord.treet. Newpon- Voung Cheu,ut, Uigll-Btrut, N.li.—Have u.oYd kuovu to '&11 letters angered rr. TAN DAIL I) KMEDIISS j Look for Trade Mark—•• Drowning Ibc selfln, Lift lJuoy" on each Label. KEALLIS TONIC ANI) NKUKALUIC MIXTUIIK. NEURALGIA Certain and "dy (.m for NEUVOUS ll)'ADACILZ, RHNUMa TIC DOLLIREUX, ke.. It. lid., "it. 9.1" and 4.. ed. per Bottle. KEALL'H II li K 11 BITTERS. Cure lor General Weakness, Lou of Appetite, Nervous Debility, Impaired Digestion, Ac., 2s. 9d., 4a. txl.,and 31a. per Bottle. KKALL'S NIPrLE LINIMENT. $pWAc for Cbapped aiid Kore Nippin. '?<?? 28.9d. per Ðottle. KKALL'S AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS. IbeGreateatBlood Purhlcrof the Age.. Is. lid.. 2a. Od., and 4a. 6d. per Box. rnOPHIETOB F P. KEALiL, 199. filGH-STREET, SWANSEA. Cardl" I Hr. Monday, Chemist, 1. Duke-street Mr. Rabb. Chemlit, Koath, Newport I Kesara. Garrett Bros6.] Chemists, 171, Couinoeiclal street, NtaU,, Mr. ,1, 0 laaac. late ¡¡"VIDAII. Chemist, Llanelly Mr..Gwliyro Bvans. London Messrs, Nnwbery anp Bon. joi/l IjIOU Special Ioo4 and DUtriot Articles ?E (Illustrated), wtiM WUKLT MaU. Mtead In tr" U.JM **»# x.. (durational announrtmtntis. PKNAHTO. t ADIES' COLLEGE, CHURCH-TEIi- JL4 EACH, PENARTH, GLAMORGAN. Principals—Mia» VIKHKR, A.O.P,,aud Miss L. rittHRK. House near Bea. Large Meereatlon Ground. 716Si NEWPORT. CLYTIIA COLLEGE, YORK-PLACE, J NEWPORT, MON. A PIRRT-CLAB8 MODBKN SCHOOL FOR BOYS, HCAD JlAtTBR AND PRWCIPAtl JAMBS BAUNKS. M.A.. LL.D.. P.K.HlsUB., P.G.B.. Ac.,Ap.j Gonvllle and Calue Coll., Otrub.. and 1'r,II, C<*U.. Duh.: 8ohohr<nd Uiches BiftUbitJutW; Klsst- Cla*s Law Special; Certifloats! Sclenoeand ArtTeact er, B. K Lond; for som? Yt-?rt M*thef0)mo*) MM?r Northampton Gnuomar 8011001, and late Head-M»M- r Odlhatn, Hants, Assisted by ati elKcicut Suff 01 Masters. Moo. LAWlil'AOKS 818 N OK 1)1 CONTA. FEEl MODERATE AND INCLUSIVE. Full Prospectus on Application. 7835J MAESYCWM NEB. gOUTII WALES SCHOUL FOR Gllli.sl BUMMBKFIKLI) HALL. Prlriclyal,-Mrs. NICLIOL" K.S.So. (In anion with Trinity College and the tWclelyor SaleOOll, Arts, Ac., L-itidoit.) PaTHONU z- Right Bot?oumble Lord Tredegar, 1'redf"u Pa -k; Hon. Colonel Morgan, lit.utri* Castle; b?, G?rKe ,¡'ker, OMUeton. J. A!t'm Kottt. K?..Tue Heudre, Monmouth; Sir W, T. l?wis, Aberdare, &?e. AlsoClergy,Gentry,and Ministers of all dwiomlnalio is. 246 Certillaates, 102 Distinctions, 177 Special Certifi- cate* gained <h)t year from Trinity CoUt?.CoU?e of Prwseptor*, Science and Art (London), lU>y*l Academy of Music, Unlversitie* f Kditibiirgh, Oxford, aiid Cambridge. For Board and Tuition LJ a Ttini. ll',tI LLANDOVERY. I-IL COLLEGE, LLANDOVERY, WARDRN AMI liKADMAITKK: Kev. J, OWEN, M.A., Uie Scholar of Jesu* College, Oi- ford, gudClaJ* Classical Mods.. ,nli Class Matheinatl.-al Mods., "lid Class 1I..lh"m..tical 1"111,,1., late Welsh Piofessor and Classi?l L?turer St. DAvid's College, iAitipetor. AXSISVANT MAi-tans Rev. R. J. M'CLULLAN. B.A., late Hastings Exhibi- tioner, Queen's College, Oziurd let Class Classical Mods. J. U. WmTKM. B.A.. hto KthtbiHoncr St. Joh i's CoXe?e.Cxobrtdge; 6th Junior OpUme, q,v. i?: S. late bchu?r Merton College, T. Odo d ¡ lat Class MaUiemat.cal Kodo" 1st CIn MaUiemstlca) glials, 1st CIu. Science lt/lale, G. H. JONKS, B.A., late Scholar Jesus College, Oaford, and Powis lixhlbitioner let. C'iass ral Mods.; idnd Claw Classical Final*; Chancellor'* lMiu Kssay. H, GltLGOKY, B,A.. late Demy Magdalen College, Oxtord 2nd Class Classical Mous.; 2udCla*s Claaaual Finals 2nd Class Modern History Finals. R. J. EDWAKDS, M.A., late Scholar Lincoln College, Oxford; 1st Class Classics. 2nd Class Matliemabrs, 101 OO."lIt 10118 ¡ 3rd Class Classical Finals; lorineiiy Classical Master lilug William's College. Isle of Man. F. E. CIlAFMAN, U.A. late Kxhibitioner, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge; Jrd Chis* Classical I'rliws. H. H. ILNIGtill, B.A., Fellow of Clare College, Cam- bridge; Vlli Wrangler, 1B&4. K. N. JiEltHYMAN, M.A., bt. Mary Hall, Oxford, hnd DI uSlel. University. Drawinu D. BAUNDEKS THOMAe, Certificated Teactier of the Science and Art Department, Soiilh Kensington. DlULi—Sergeaiit-lntiructor LAl'FiiKTY, R.V. Preparation Ivr Scholarships ilL the Universities; a special class lor London Matriculation prcplllatJon fvr Pieliinliiarv Prolesslonal Kxamiiiatlon>; French a regular Form Subject: a special class for German a Modern Side In two Sets (Ijfor Engineering, Z) for Banks and Commercial Lite. Music the only sub, «;t charged elUn. Chemical Laboratory, Library, Studies, Sauatorii m, Field, foi Crick(?t aud Football, and Fivt?* Courts Ah addUumal JJuutc jÍlr Jioa.rJ.u. 10 be Opened 1\ at Terr*. Boya attend place of worship aclected bv |«renti. No religious restrictlona attached Ui &holn.ll1¡>8. There ha* uvr yet been any Epidemic hi the School. Boarders reoeived by thu Warden, Mr. M'Ciciiau, ..111.1 Mr. Edwards. NEXT TliltM Comtncnccs JANUAUY 19th. BotrJort meet the previous Day. For all particulars apply to tlie Warden. 779t7 GELLIUAElt. LL-WIS' ENDOWEI) SCILO(JL, JLJ GELLIGARN. CARDIFF. A Modern Public School, under Eudowed Scboo. Act, 1374. CBAIRMAH OF GOYfcHSOKB CIlAS. H. JAMES, EHQ., Merthvr. Hkad MtsmK ROGEK W. JONES, B.A. (Londtn), Holding '1'ch" 1JiVloo\6 of Loudon U IIlveult,v, ASSWTAKT MAb'l'KK8: J. T. MILLET, li.Sc. (Hons.), A.C.P.; WILLIAM PITICB, London University. FKK8: Tuition.—Boys uuder 13. £ 2 a year. Boys over 13 a year. Board .4;di a year. No Extras except Books and Games l'ce. Prerar?Uof) for Ljndou Mauicuistlou, Cambrlilg* Local and Preliminary Piofessio.iai Lxaminalious; p?ial Commeicial and Scieutitic Courses. Next Quarter begins on 'IHUItSDAY, April 12. For Piosptclus, &t.. address Head Masler, as abovn.  ??_  ???._ LONDON. IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS" y KING'S COLLEGE.—Meurs. B11AGINTON, II INKS, HAKCOUBT, COMYN. boitte recent Bucoetses :— MEN CLERKS (Au)f)' 24 of 54 ?ppoinw; Boy CtN (July), li oi b3; ;'t 1:IIcköor2 .t L?u; MxeiM (M?J.i3ofM.'?t?rtpUtt? lju.). Mot 100; Boy Copyists, Cuaw-. FBMALE CLKBKS (April), 14 of ?% appolut(d Female (Nov.). 10 of 30; Fem&L. Sorters "et.). It u, Female 80rLere HtCiHbii I)IVLSION.-Haot. Cadeta, Stud. Inter- preters, Navy, ElIg, Students, Assist. Clerks, Cadets. CIVIL sEBViCB CANDIDATE- liom all Bcok sellers, Id. Weekly. Prospectus on application to 8wretary, King's Oolkgc, London. L^<96il 811 HOPS HIKE. ITILLESMERir LAUIl-.S' COLLEGE, J ELLESMERE, SHROPSHIRE. I" perior Education with Home Care at, Moderate IInll Inclusive Terms, Summer Term, May 3rd. An ArLcle Pupil required. Principals, 'The MISSES PADDOCK. 22Wcto BRISIXJL. ONG AS£ Tr"ON SCIIOOL, JLJ NBAR BltlSTOL. The Next Quarter Begiusort THU USD AY, March 29tb. 79266 W. J. KEMPE. M.A. NEATH. EATH PROPRIETARY SCHOOL.— L Healthy Situation. Matriculation Class.—Ap >ly to Archdeacon of Llandaff or the Headmaster. 7dí:¡1 QHURCIl QRGANS. T T-WMISON AND gHACKELL (LIMITED), QUEEN'S ORGAN ACTOR Y, CARDIFF. PRICE L r S T 1, pRICE £70. 150 Pirts. N 0. 2. PRICE £100. 225 Pi¡oea, N0.3. pmci!jE13a 209 Pijiea. N0.4. p«rcn £ 150> 390 Piles. N 0. t;, PHIC¡ £200. 454 Piles. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR LARGER ORGANS, UP TO £ 1,000. Specification), Deilgm, and Estimate* farnlahad for all descriptions of Church, Hall, or Chamber Orguns. Also for Re-building, Additions, and Repairs. THE BEST MATERIALS ONLY USED. Organs Tuned and Kept In Ortler by Oontract, In iaiy part of South Wales, -THOMPfiON and BRACKBLtiKLImltod) have had the bonourot Attending to the Organs at Llaniafl Cathedral, the Park-hadl, Cardiff, Ao., Ac., and have a staff ofworknien of great experience, csjable of attA. od- log to any Organ, however intricate tbe mecbanlim. t £ Z7 £ e14 J N J E 0 T I O- N D A. Yi An INFAXiLlBLC REMEDY and certain cure for all Discharges of the Urinary (hous. in either, lei,, whether acquired or cxmsUtuUonal, reoant or chronic, cur" Ina low days WlUwut modicime. Bold la tnttiea, 121.6.1. eacb (by pott 28.811.), by all chemist*. Lortlon agenu, F. N.wboiy and Sons, I, King FAward-ou,opt, B.C. A gaol lor (fcrtlff. i. Muuday, Chemist, High- •tAWft. flUft-' .6btpptng- ^otfrr^ IJCIÙ;rs for AMERYCA,C ? AUSTRALIA, (*  CA  any Une, <? ba of Mr. 8. J. D-lf-. 9, RdZ=YQ1-111, be U.,d I ff.st'4 1\, 1 JONE and BRO, PA?n?r and i?JLt Emlg-til-" At.n«. AtM<? Cbtmb?. Bwan- fM«?<t Booked by My Hue te aU pM? c.t ,be WorM. 7H01S ^JAKDIFK and BORDEAUX j??? ?tARnU'?Md BUREAUX ??HtBt??et* ':ff :=p=r,= 1. GIRONDit uo"im"l tw Owme W-h 23 DOKIXH1NK.(indit (at ttorOaaux Maicii a efth Good* aDd PaMeoger*. Fm r"o of fn4<ht. Im Wr tn M?m. Jnbn WhtU.*? ..d &Mi. AgenU Rue T?fMfttf. PonUaux; 6-1 at Oto O::I> Company, J:r.;n:=. O.rdl. HOOPER. CAMrnELL, and CO.. 87765 Itanaae* A KIH F K, SWANS L\J AND NEWPORT TO M BELFAST, AND ULASUOVT. FIRST-CLASS BTKAMKRS Arilotondsd lo Sail with t,,od.od ilsomeenis follows.- CARDIFF GLASGOW vw Hwanses acd Belfast freff Monday 11.1. tide. 8WAX8EA toOLAHGOW, vm B?fMt? tMfT WedM? Ere"I" NEWPORT to OLA!4(10W..w awsunssud BelTas s?w# alUruaU Tueaday p.in. tide. Above roula offers a farourmb!# epprtttnnfty fnr mskfnr ft pleasant trip to IreUod or Sct>Uao<1. I'MMttgers will flndth# cabin arteomtooitaHnu superior, and during Hummer In addition to regular ^tewarda a Htewnrdasa W c+iritA F..rNl,-I,t: Ca.bln,17.. M.' H'-ace,IOs,: .Wow C?o.Mt.: M?enKt.i:?.'?.Mf.)?«?) Heturna—Fare and a Half, available for two months. Further Fartleular* from M. Jones and Brother, HmtaaNl R. Burwu aud ttou, Newport; or ft963 t;, TAYLOR aoo CO..Cardltr. 13 EG U LAIC SERVICE of tI"cl. powerh.l HTKAMRIU* t I. J,IViGRPOOI" I'AKDIfK, and I^VM^NKWl'OltT, aud DUBLIN, CARDIFF^, ami NEWPORT. Che»j>e«t and mml Direct flonla. ThtnuBUN UttN'?AL ?t?M eul?t't?'?co.btTW appoiuted the CAPTAIN COOK. !Mto" or OUIP.I\& steatnrr. to HAIL (servient* er> «f[)t«))'frou) !.tVKKf(M)L' KU?' ltockHoCAUDtPK ai>d NEW«IRT ?'? SATUHDAY ?o. 1M B1.1N to CARM?)' .nd NRWt'otn KVKHY ?htDAY. to t) UIILIN and LIV)-,ItlloOL EVKHY MONDAY. For Rate* and further particular* applyto M. Murphy lini., N)>encer Dock, Dublin; H.J.Styny. Kenwlck-oourl Liverpool; Jud (". 78, J)ook.I., Newport er to M. J. Begg all" Co., XI, Mount Stuatr-aquare CardlB. INMA LINE ROYAL MAIL JL STEAMERH, Imman and lxraiuraTtoNAl. Stkax. bk I P CuMPAKT iLliali ail). LirchHooL to Naw York Evxrv Widxissat. Caillngat Queonstown Every Thursday. Apply to lj RICHARDSON. SPBNCE, aud CO.. 22 Water street, Li"rlx,I; or to 101, J. Davies, 9. Ed wards-place, Queen-etrect, Cardift. George Bird, Draper, 24i,. Bute-slre<-l C. J Cudlipp, C. H. Perkins, H. Somrrset-plaee, Swansea. Joshua Morgan, II, St. George-street David Davies, S9, Sliaiul „ T. H. Austin, Neath-roail. In(lore H. LtWtt. grocer. Old Matket-sUert. Neath. J. Roberts, Graig Post ottice. l'out ypridd. fMI AUI)II, I.L AND IJICISLUL. A&??? ?- ? —— flKBhSsa MAttcn. IM, l-AI)V MAnv OR QUEEN OF THE nAY. From Bute I)-,k- Cat4111. to frwi tuu.nrM II. Btttto). Krlatol. to Cardiff. March March t?tt<tt?ty. 6 0 after luThuraday 9 if mora Saturday 7 Ouiotu) X?rtd? lu (" wti »ionil*jf 8 Ou.oru S Saturday iu 30 m, ??.?'?.?, 0u.ur.)j 6M(..?y It 0 dooo *u>Vedn<«day u3o.. 6 1 0 «iu*r ba Thursday 12 I ft after 7 W"d., S U úter VkiKritlay 1 ib nfua 6 'i^utreiley .<Ht«<? lu Katnrday 3 0 atter 9 Krklay 6 )? M.?,dAy .4 15 ft- t&tM?f))? 7 3d m ra i??tt?)? .< t5 afu<r t3or*M?J*y a C)?-B 11 Wedneaday 6 )& afu-r iiaWalofstiai. V 30st«ts 11, TbuMJt? 45 after 1I«Thursday t 0 <uM? l? tttdt? 6 6?tff ttio?tdt? "3û. t  M « n < 7 Satmday EvuEx 6 30 alter l'ttiSHmat,u„ ro.af .{\ t?MCUj? .7)5!UO)U ibaToeaday 7 « uiorn 19 Mouthy. II 0 mom Hd?'?uexCtT 8 li morn 20 1"-1&, II SOuioru ?'.oThur?ttT i' ? ti.n) u H W.J-I.v 12 SO after MoK?dfty n (j morn 2i Tlmnotay 1 3u after ?«Stmt??.)?9Utftt.j?KiFtl?y 3 OtfM WaMonday 3 n<Jt<r'StH<tmr<?? 4 3o f- 1 17 Tu-. 3 3ù mom j itG Monday 6 15 arvr ??*?" {???j?<.?-?? *?;'???? 28 W"JI':j' i'g w. IW Thmaday 5 u afMir 7 30 mora ;i t?t?d?. Lien ? ? ?'? M*Thun<tj? { ? '? '?? J1 SaturdLavyc. u ?- 6 30 .? SlaSaturda, ?.. {» » a To and Fro. Farm.—Aftor (W?lis' X..M.: t(?e Cabin, Is. M. T& «nd-l ro Ticket# '"ued t- return Ulp *u day AI Aft- fht?. <<. P' r. e.bw, V. <4. To-and-Fro ?.ctcttwtUt)e f?u«t on Faturasy, atfittl?le fc* &i? iewre :til.oii Monday MXO HEATH'S PIANOFORTES. OTWANS. AND TTAHMONlUMa. JJ E A T II AND g 0 N rpHKEE YEARS' gYSTEM I* Applied to the Hire and Purchase of 1 nstrunantt by all Makers, from lbs. Monthly. Every la&WimentGuamnwd. Ce-eperatlve Prloa* rOf Cash. The Largest 8tock In Wtttet to Beleot from. 61, Queen-street, Cardiff. 67U40 NMI PEPPER'S THE safest JL ANTIBILIOCS rjlARAXACCJM and mbdicinB. pODOPHYLLIN. A FLUID LIVER MEDICINE, WITHOUT MERCURY. For Indigestion, Headache, Dyepepsla, Ac., Ao. Sold by all Ctleinists. lusistou i.avuig Peppei's. J^OCKYER'S ^.ULI'IIUR H AIH RESTORER. TheBfst. The ttafest. The Chttpest. lAr^e Bottles, h. fed, Pold everywhere. Kesplendent ivouy-like TEETH, T° make sure of Uiese. OKACKOKTrt ABFA'A NUT lOOTH PAsT!>!1 ¡¡- It dislod^ee \&rl&r, thoroughly fO)f.,UMtt)<- entm.?. p<.rfect?fi<?nMM thetottt. A?-ift. ?< 1I1n', ¡. uUIDler.t, aromaiic, auJ delicious ib flavour. e,a- '2"01t FMte ensures a L?o ?t "r teeth. Ho)J<.Mrtwb«M. I'ou I.. each. gUL PROLINE Cd. g 0 A P c. TRANSCENDS ORDINARY TOILET SOAPS BY ITS DKPlRA'ilVE ACTION. HNSUM" A TRANSPARENT kKIN, A BEAUTIFUL hMOOlK 8KIY, A hOFr NI PPLE NKIN, A HEALTHY NATURAL SKIN. SULIHOIASE SOAP. Tablets,Gd. Boxes holdingTliree Tabtete.lt. M. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Dlil95 WHEN YOU ASK FOR pEPPER-S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. MErPERS QUININE AND IRON TONIC. I.>ErPER'S TOXIC-For great bodily ctrengtb. J3KPfER'S TONIC—For groat nerve strength. J.>EPPEH'S TONIC—For great mental atrcngth. pEPPERS TONIC-Ovorcomes vftknew ],t.:PPElrs TON IC-Overc,)tnes fatigue. PEPPER'S TONIC—OvcrcotBts irritability. J_>KP?ER'S TONIC-Orercome3 depression. )OEPI'FR'S TON [C-Curt's indigestion. |>KPPKR'S TONIC—Cures neumlgiaindwistift j|3EPPER S TONIC-Cures nervous head paina. J>EPPER'S TONIC—Cares melanctil,lis. (*- Prnn-,ot ell increaeod appetitA Jj^Kl'l'KR'S TONIC—Promotes healthy pulse. J.)l':l'I'ER'S TON IC-Rf'.t(',8 vitality. PKPPER'S TONIC—Restores hf?th, atren£1b. end enrr^v. Peppers quinine and iron tonic. 1>&W93 4 Half-crown Bottles next size, 4*. GoI, Mid everywhere STOUT PERSONS Can obtain advice frwi HOW TO RKDVCE WKlOffT and cure OXKhlTT by the only surenifUioJ. litriet diet and nausoous drujfs u" 1' Treatise, with full instructions Hgu U, 4<1, "ll" e^aieu < .r 01. tXm?.—K K. L)nt?.n? Bioomshury Uloomihury, I/>ndnn. 1/.iZ7 CCARDIFF ADVKHTiH?U. BILI^POST-" C IKG, AND CIRCULAR U?TKU<CHhQ COM "ANY (LIMITEDl, OFFICES i CACTLE CHAMBERS. 21. CASTLE- STREET, CARDIFF. SECRETARY FRANK H. SIMPSON. Best Permanent Posting Station* In Cardiff and Nelgt.bourhood. Contract/ir* tor all description* ot Advertising. Circular Distributing. &e. All lwdm iwomiAlv attended to WHO' 13 YOH HLLUPOSTEIU AT^ iY AtiKKOK, MICHAEL PAT E. Btll-Poeter, IMstribotnr.tyanfl Á<!V..r1.I81h& Agent, 25, Cardiff-»treet, Abertlare, has. ureat r"-u," I n ar.teein"irig I.hat t. Ins taken Use whole of W. Wf»>.iward's Posting SUkilom In A,1"" and Districts, BraiKh OfBoe ■ Brwooo-rjad, Hirwaln. Printed and ft)Mtttx<t lor the Proprietor* by HassX Maceuxis TaoMaA, at the OttoMol {,be" W..w-a I »Mail," at. Mary-street, Cardiff, iu tbe Commy,of ^eiaasorgan. laOMDAT, KABCS a. '18,