The Western Mail

OOMMKKOIM. .tOILNSTON. MILKS. 1 1\1 PO i TE n s < i' AiEI\('Ai\ CANADL\N PRODUCE OFFV.B V'OU SALN— A iVl tIKlOAN CHEESE: .\t.) Ik>\« Cll' t'. fx 4rT"r. iu Warehmuo. Spaia, n> W*robuuv\ AllEIUCAN Hl 'J TEK f'acVai; >s <n Wardwast}, AWEHIOAN LACON U i-V V i iil'rf' CK, ,d. Ume-1. AIM hivH'.&N HAMS: iv li'i «J «•, .v ->»v c» Ki' -• 1> J"H' t niC hV KT> }XVATS ciisc* Bcwd aud Hcfut Beef,

JjONKX MAltK EiT. ,I,¡ UN ,t!X j .i\.l t!{ It;I\ 11 CITY, Wjubnrsd&Y EVENING '1 Ïlc "( (,1 the Mc-.ty Market was lens firm it tin' il iM.wi,uni(i! of the iucreased supplies ei -Mailable capita), and the genet.il inactivity t characterised the <1ema,ud, Host three a paper is negotiable i,ow at t per eont bmd h few txi'pptit'imi transactions were repottel •i a fvaetiou kss. The suddenness of the rise ia tlic i»tes last week, not being caused by any requirements of trude, wai <oggc»tive of its aititieial eripir., and its fetipora-y existence. Its i*tfr.d(d purpose had be^ii accomphshed; the feai.k Tf f- -l" v r bl8 been pr>'tee'e i, and the did- Mint rates arc n net. 10,'1'(> marly harmonised. I be hnglish Funds were comparatively steady. C'.rsols at !ltI" to ('6:; tor money and l'b to Wi t< r account New and Reduoed Three 1> "'Cl1t" i-ii •«> ebl, Exchequer Sills, 7.. to 2s «lio. ..o1:a five Mi Cent. Stud:, lit. .,0 s uitto fear per Cents., 102i to IfiiJ ditto, Kr.faceri Pai er, I our per Cant,, 81 S3; l\snk Stock, 2 £ \*> to 257; and !*staro- lolfst* í¡:ft?r -,1 J,) 12 Colonial Government 8e«uritit3 were quoted €a:: da ;1 .-or Cut. of lb77, at 102 to IVti; Gape 1)f (h. Hope Four and a half per Cants., 100J to Id;; Ceylon Six per Cents., 1878, too lo ttiii; Mauritius Six per Cents., 1878, tfc! tc l ut; Natal Five por Cents., 10o to 1(" Ivow llrunemck, 111 to 113; Now j lvtli ditio FiVe. IhituDs, i'7; to SSI Victoria Si per Cents., 1117 to 111'j ditto rive per Cents., lb.M, T-ri:i:n Ihmd were exeeediKg'y inacti'p, ^>ut quotat'ons T't're tolerably well main- ;U'Ú Argeitiue Sa per Cents, J8JS, '? to ?Uj; d Vto, 1sa, t; to 6?; Austrian I ilr Rc..ntcl 55 t?8 d" k's'p.: L;L, ?'3 tc, 54 24; to 25 J&tMUaMl .gtiS, i.;t Jo to; I"'tt". 1;¡, ttl to V i Duenea Ay?e,? 187J, 61 to 03 Fgyptian aO,i, :12, to 3?' ?ttto.' frotemnce..? r,j Vl £ • Citto, Kliciiive. to 4???.. t favcn .i8{ ;;t {.lL: "<K to I;d: to 1 '? IHw polY Oaat«.. it to UWi j His- "•"•"t ditto, Si* 'por Cente., 1873, y&; to*96J «Btw 71, t> 71 J; Morioiin, 7. to t\' Peruviaff. Six per Oants., 12V to lo ditto, fcrveper C«r.ta.. 101 to lli "ortu^nBs &t k .H'J, i?assi*f V.i'1 im jeiits.. IST0 SI >' Si;. 4rtw». lS7t 78 78; 78 HSO (873, V9e! t) 71); X'st% ,r di'.W) Natiooal #7 to 61'; lurkuh Five :■ i: Mi.3. P; to 11 .r0 10 to 10; ditto, 1$71, 1 to ot* j j ditto, 3b73, 9; to iMnt-* ). 'no L 17 to 18 and Uruguay Six per Cents., 22 to 23. Among-st Aiuerican Sxl1riti(", Krio un:l Illinois Sailw»y Khiros vere e-nieivhi,t fltmn, U,iit,-d Stotesi >°iv«-Ixwnt* buuov, IS87, IW;- to .• j ditto, Xen-Forty Bonas, IuS to 101'; ditto Fiw (•.« ct);, 1. tind-tt. iy; It/7; Atlart,o Md Groat Western F.h.t Ml1, 24 to 2t ditto, Second, 11 o \:2; Aito, Third, 5 to ti i Iliinoii Central lw dou&r S^ trea, 74 to 75j Enw. 10. tt> 10} di.so ditto Convertible Gold Kernels 4.3 to Ii; ,rlted Vi.rtxwM', 83 W 65: ,tI ditto, Second, to FJnph'f h Rai!wR7 Sharos oj^ned with firmncsst. 811d }r res imurorotf, but subsequently the teLcency, with a fw exceptions, was weaker. Caledonian, 121' -.o 121 i; Great ;astern,4i to 47 Ow N.rttdt,, U>; to 11s ;u) A llt'i tc 1111: -to to )S} «'i0 c-:•»&!«. '03 c 101; l.-isa.M-i, 12!} m 125} iitt'-1, .1..c¡; 8: JfcrtJ" ■fitter- f-L %n M; Sdc^rtpjliU'i U<>; ;o 1]f; "'Urjoi, 03 lt0. 124 -6 121., British. b j to At 1 fc < k«a -iltto U;C to I'.nijn: mid C'c':<ia\ Kuil-.vay Scorn ities 1()Hd tins -.—Bombay acd Hi 10 Iiil; Etu»t. 'U l*1- '■ 131 i LtAl1C J :t.Ã of ^anivut*, I; ditto. FiMt frVeter v.i, t7 t»> 18 ditto, ^eood, 3 ); to ,n ditto, ,r, I", tv .7 (i,c, it I "di?,i 12 Gr, NVeit,rn ?C?r?d.t.? t<Sa''ta'.jtC???ncM..n.?:;to?: Bn^ios Ajrcs C.rott Sonti em, 11: to 11.; A.,vr(.?? C;r?,sLt 13- to I I Sa Fnulo, 2!' to _'j mo ljoinbswo^veastiau, 6,, 'o' '?' ?? ?' baiik SJiares remained st«-udy. Airra, at 10; tria);, 7 to b; Anglo- J-f»yptian. 12 to J-i Bank of Anstralafia, ) to 4 Bar,.i '< of Kg-ypt, 2H to ?? C?ty, lc to 17 Imperial Ottoman, l? to Locdon and County, o21 to to K»|s f/n-lon aiid Wf-tromster, 03 to <;it London and xrovincial, < to 71 i?iu\; ..i■ ;l ot Australia, w xo t»s unJ, XJnioo ot l^onuon, tOt, lfcle^-i.ph Securities were iL ta\'ou, but WLth- out?rtttniarc!iar)?einv.th:8.An!:t«.?menuw <'ic.-t.d?t57,to?;;Jttt< "A."?)to:;t. o* to 1?*' 5 Bnwilun.0^ to0;; Cuba, !*1' ?'- ?'? ??. '.l-o 7, ..svtotu -U.a. ?.?;?b.}: ??.lit:?p9r í:nt, Prf.f?<-?9:tf,t?;w??? and jir,sr.uiaa, -i' to 3; ?Mt?ru?d BrMiUut, <I 10 5iLdiU ^»K:ers 21, o 2?l, and Vl«.ii-Sraj.n Coustruetious, 27^ 2S4. aU»coiiuneou* a.?mnt.?'M? dùs ?si fG\,)w .— Coroaierui^i G?. 1'O to 1<H Gas L5ilt .?d Cf?e A, H?.'tot:?; Imiwrnf Conti- M?tat C.?s. ':I ,?:.7, j,??? YLle t,l, Iron' ".u?:?t..?ciii,CK.d':t"A,"t[.)tt tley Brothers, 27 to 28 Foro-street WVe. ho4.ic- 1\; '??* pMm.; U<.tc.? C?..t "d D.?.(.t..i to «S j K. tliiet o< p..t, to 2,N t, f! t}i\\i, H.n.iU:u't I   Oriental Su-aui,'to 41 u.v-u ?h.<-?,47:u ?. ,=.?ti '-ws, l?: t 1" v"1}]1 Mi.tr.ij? ditto. ?; to 17; C., I?).w, ?to S;t.ondo?G.m.? VBic.ii/u», I .j to ;7% t I » «-vt ciCBtu with toierabij* firjii tpt?t.nm, .?n 6wr.tl uf thM iMdiuj? ?uM? i" a )al~ lUiprvvt-woiit. Consols, ti:'to for ti e 6e-.oui\t Kgyptian Prelevenee, 51; to 55 Italian, il. to 72 Ko^sian. 187=5. 7?; t.» 7;> ?'M,? to lti.d Caledoiiian, 121 to 121,; ?T''i??'?.?'??'?-'??n A,'? 11. t. lic. Ili pofl.t; an H,iO} to 11,7; N„uh British. ?'- to i'Oi Aorth ha^itrii, 14" to l;, Metals '.?H;? it?t. Uo.b. Chili b?.s. i'U j-T1 ">s y at £ 1\ to £ 7\ liis i;-4tvlv to 473 r, At iY i:, 'Lot? tl,-O?y, at,out ot' C?,w ores 50>1 at pr" tgrul to about 12s ltd per un t. Iin rtfmcr, lOud i. i-jjo'. al.d forward; Straits nuotod at X-* toils OS l.n«li.<?h pifr 1.:<1 cash. Quieksilvor: lius.no.^ iu oJ.-«i!;ln|i t jfc7 .r»S.

DAILY RTOCK AND SliiKH LJ ST. I g. L"    dtÜ_<I 'r., ¡:t'i.tt 8tl: y,r,f;Ji ?'?1" t m t.? S.<?? ??-—x- l..<« I ii tt?mc??.. _———— .? U.,< t'tt tu..)Bnearrn t '*•,« Snila*l, i' :-1' Nt?t; -4,t J ?" ?- ? t'tt<' Vt.t ..?-?.???  ?. i? »i b-,k t/NtUuoi t'BeMM;?).?.. ,m <f\ J ????mM'.MLf.-i?.O.tM.t?. !?. ;?  M ,? ? ?. ?  -? ? ? ? ?, r Dc? t:JtYE::f'! Jf f fis •• » 'f€ 9 J. v: i i« itl ? t.??''C"?v?i :'tt "t \'? t!t<? Rh-1' c. tt?).? .? m I .? t? L- '< IUIW_ i?? Xt u' IX- lp.o.l«Sl — I* I Vt ¡H ¡ !¡, j Do. t-?.o. 'Vt !.)o_ w:, in Uo. t.J.? L '? "I :0u  (!iu u iji »« I); ?.?; l !-t.?.' l  ? U I ? *1 Jjcv 'rc el) *It » « u 11 Ilo. do. i • |n 5 -j et.mt MOQtt_H?octpt. ?.J.?? tM ? t? ,h 1&3 VblaMo, 1 We sin It I X' O i. e ,.— iM » 1, t- <ii Eb':è: t t.UAa*t!'mu ?!<o littAdltD. ?' ??eWp.c.??.?????? th?ttt ?1 ll :.t?:Ú.r.j¡' » I:. Ii: u k fctos I ,.t. M 113 24  c?.??.??? HO m "< ?" ?'??' (.\ 'M im U.. hmstonl. Ho».S Bitu.n „ loe H Vo. (!a. frefir-sn';# W « l Pi h L*TaS V%1» 5pjr. «. m l In l. ?'M<t?Ki'.<Dt. Ontcr? go ts tj g: &   14  tM U'i ? P -— -—-— ? „«» V ..??t)" _j),:LM?n.?.?._ t,? ?7 10. c? ??"P?. 1)S i, J ¡;. !i;rt«=, li?b !;I 8 Sce..t?B«'t'Ktt<.ce?a..l)e ? 7?,. t??'? UXB9S7CB3 BXOO 'v. 8Wk .1ftI. BS???&?'? > P« Okut I. ,15 u6 *•* • S 8Wi vT?^n> 1 ? I ? m riJM* «K—- 105 'M M'rr;"Î'te" 0- c. 1M "3 115 )M at 4 0<t. ?.???: !S ? Ht 8?L?k ft?w Detoc 6 0.  ?' iX IM lotA' a.. gu?e,,et %a?d Iti.t C. I I *• ^L0^1.   « ir i*3 1" ?3 i s MM& ?<t O-UC» T??ExOt' *%• )? )J' t Do.  S3^re« »• :» 1.4 ;« Vu t X ? L\'jrnmiAk rnw* it'. ? ?* ,? n "on.) .rtt VtotIdcUI II W U IJ UO. I asp. — 9| f. V. «nt n Vrodio^ A fi. W.Tl, tl • 21 UAH. h Af,tU\U>( i»M tfi ) Srovk SfXS'?a?UM??.I.-?I "*?   a. to ot l«t| Si<«k ''?'? U.?.A*iri )M '?<!)f IO Uo. di.. H iW m X K rto. V.iva Tth U # it 3. ('1 ''h'" UM.?1?.L.7?-'0* 7. A .m.. 100 |?W 2 0 i IK H 100 H ):?) M Do C.?.?.?. it 16 18 I I ¡:èr-(y(\lt: ¡:: bi >5 j:*dM(l*OMT | C,-t. »,HH u » s SSI t\ \t\t\A ::t: M ? t' ?' to TV. 4N Nw 10 nu MIBOXLLAHBOUH 10 sutioi und oll W" w««on Oo., l.imittMj « f| 71 "7 hr).?.?.'?????' M* (. ¡ 8\w. (]arditf" tt'r" ?-??1.1. m <M Uf J>0, do„ 1M0^ 100 „ IJ8 Ut I>0. dO», Row 4 — k| • l)oJ, or 10. (Wtuw.- n .e 10 OM?i-: *??M.?°?SS5t*'I 'It t?OMt'?M?Coti..? } H *bbw ZZZZZ M ? \li to Hr?tt?MtMSUcMtTfH? M* ? 1:1 ? »na lifinor« 2 1 CJoal &cd Irou H ai ?0 MtItOtt? ?Joct M < M?tMtytfODUrM??* .t*' ?0 MMtYOn Bnd ?HtUBt mm Wot?. P s e .?.???.??.J_. IM ? 11 ,5\0,11 1f:t.;riõP;r(fen.}g: Jô 10 Krwpoit Ab*r<*»~ (1o¡ii; ?m(.<j ??'_?'_?'? II „ ? SI J, I X* Do: ?TS??: If' 1: ? Do. do. U13 W Shor.d. M«tbn OoUtory. UmtM<t ?.?????—.?-. M ? M H 26 Dt'to7ii: 19 l: 60 Bh/nmey iAn>, limited, «s*m**s» M?. 1^ il no. nw, .k* W Sfrar^eaM. IJ 80} 16 ,0. SWpplnj Oom¡unJ_- ;1 *1 10 D(,. TT&D3W0/8 10 M 8 9 t: W?X''?o3S'?I?? M I M Coatii Colliery ?——— '2 M Iifon *OcAl M* 10 11 86 no. tfo. 8 U 80 » c?t. fiullltl ctoù, II SELLERS. Tij f f Y SNV^ j, i'• l )■ 1• "p st<»ck 1.¡J¡\i Hiiiiu-ay 4 ix iCvti^. He)nture Stock (at is prclU,; (;1n,t Vistcvu JbllwuS Lui.-cd Liuc, 4c., kc. bl \{\n uttious. i jUACHI' ^AT and SATO Novembor 21,1871 CARDIFF.

HEBBBKT RAKE, BTOV.K AKI> HHABl. BLOKES. i '1 FICI:<J*-yANK BUILDINGS, 8WANSEA SKLLBBS. rOIttli lTiubour ami RhJmIHY U;iilrt\y Gltr&rantt'cd tf)d\. js't.itli Wutu 10 pciCtut, and *jluuvUy Ouh A o pt-r Viiii, bL"f( RUYEKS. l.Uii ,1:y RniUvoy r,ntl Dock btoek, 8"n!lea Banki 11081<1 t???RTB LIDDOK, ?T.'<?& AND FRARE r,o,KEB.8 II CHUHOl. MYLT, "A.'?DttJf, tWL I VXVjm* CBAMSIOU, NMI 0040JI  l_ ? ?_ l  d < ?RAKLtS OLD, c 'T?CK. AN" SH?BP BROKER. NEATH. \? 'm!YEBS.-t.?()ontM)!')-o.iiK"lI??it Bb.

RAILWAY TliASTIO RETURNS. usi7. IWS. tacrse. Ouors. I • < < Rhjrul.y Hallway BE „. 2C3B — 2!C Tan Vale Kailwaj IZZ &}jj w 1917 }i Hftr?booit, us.; f;)J. 1917 nud Railway -5t 547 In 5 ffltttroke and Vonbj 4il 429 5 L^ivuou.brijraioii.eao booth Coast — -» Mf J91 d..I'J(1l.j-4Wt.et¡, '41" 4iL l'Ú)rth.EttRt4!rn -5l (nrJ1ire a(l York. — Metropolitan — .„ tO ,,th"W.t 2729202 Midland ,u. 3C14 GH.-at We-ctem ICU3 Oreat Kottbern 16SI Blufflold -'11 61 „, tireat Eastern ,„ ,„ 1^1 w Met-ro¡.olitall ÐiRtrict .to. Gla^t- w and fciodth- Weaifri: 232. Xorta liiuiili — ](:;3- t.;eúoniah — liiijl lit, North ot Scútlawl — — ¡,I,

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CASUALTIES. -w.. I f t-'urfsrannromt't. Ficrro Aliquelon 8ut« tV.t tU of J)I,.d"? f". ?.?- tV, T\ Uo,'u; td t'ain, weut mhore 0u the i'■ P and will probably b?, a tnbl "W1u.:k. rUlt fA 't> caro wih tuvuu iu ua urdr. TUb

I-ujia>«H ARRIVE AND M.OVEMEI;Ts   ??"" \(dUfH4iay D1u'}\\Ufrf for Atltwrrp. d D* Moir?,l;!ioS I", VsfencIaonW^no,. .?.'?.?,- ?,? ? ?..c?nW?n. 'j hp .¡ :t'uet t:i4kf>, i, Capbdu Colotnanllcft r()rrua\ <?'?  -1;'?? fc'??',? ?" C'?oman.tcft r<?. S-nXyf' r vfl''Scia.C',pt'l", ?''?'?'- ? P?r?o ou nt  ??"???-?:????T' Port "?? nt 1¡{;(U U V"('tJftd' r"lt' ('uNnl. H'teain' rOSby'arriTe<3 at B.?,. on T,^o/ffro»'Vi; Tlsda^r^lf 8, ?"?"" ?'?'' ?'t rt. Nazairn on T ?sd., l 'udilt Tht-)o<h?ffi:tk.a.(-?p?iuJe,,)t. loft Sonth, ^1; Tue?.-y ) i?ht for Ne?.ort Tr T fl' to. C.J't:I}'1 Lo I, ørtit'ed a.t "Tuite- h.?. W<n.?y'?i?.? B:S'' "?'"?'     —1 ?- on 'ic,,¡:day ,ozu GaJ"fftOtJ. 1 lie Iiobiii »I, nil, s,' aJl Iln stanf.hirpe, t\rrhJ At ■'m khIi on'Aie>>d iy from Al^xaodr 11. > ■ J\" H, tt..j i j.!UlJ, arrival ü.t Fit :h; l;, ll-. II. Il>l. in, i»;uisva.

LLOYD'S NOTICES. 1 ino crwtirittee 01 Lloyd wilJ glad •! ..111 infor. I niatic* irgaruing the steamer Kin nbao, reported to have loft U. r- i 11 f, I B-mi4y. via Tangier, a. th., 13th of Occotcr last.

LaTKHT AitEiVAJLtt IN FBNABTH tOADH. .,?. "I ?,? I ..a. I HIIU:'}, OV'. nILlM; .,fill. i' .IlSler. IIJO, pot utoeh 4^ho Aldmo, !), tiwhcr; Ho^olntion, :H, Ji'!t: Aurora, 510, bulUht Exeter, 'U, timber j jotxt'koji, II+7, baDft^t; f Ii 215, JJAJJUt fiJOrdüuo. i^o, btiilaB', Imioii, 'f). b17. h'lt; K, b, b/¡, bm dries j Mid feurrcy, w, 5t>5, baila^t: St.i.0 ff: W.bulHbt, I CARDIFF AHHIVAXA—Nov. 21. I South Hwnn. Forto feico,i00,L'pool, hist ? vig., tk?O b.1l.t daia*a I;, Havre, bad.iM t3t. V"t, bht Kuncr, J80, FbiJadi'lphia, lei-LN I CorUlOr"nt,ø, tiuti, Cork and Newport, aundnen 8UliÙrJI1J I Penarth, tifl.s. Hi, j/oudon. liaht Galileo. 759,1^. «lou. hUl iMKKED Oli AHlJSj.— Nov. Mi. Clytio, 8, II, 46:1, Itarceloua, H, tloaie 1.1Ihc, e, U, öa. >laltA, I'j mau a\d \16. Ji.li.wov, ?? (S? MuùrM, Tellefscu aud Co. \illt do Bordeaux, F, ?U, Nautce, Mt>rvl liios, II. A, 1< JS F, KtiuteH. Morel Br*n. A. G. M F, 168, lIloHctt. Morel 111'08, Murie, F, rciuuiuLut:o, Jouea, H ar d and lugraai r: )? 1flj':iFJ:31' JIî.;I.iMtoI:Kra. iiCouard Hcloifee, 172, ko. Cmrke HI'os, Ju'u-b ^(eu•i, F, 110. N.i?t,i,, A G. Bl.f F, 170, >-ol ct-in, Chirac Z i, N2',l Forto Hico, Tellefseu, W il1. Cn, C IU. U, i:lô. lUohto Vu»to, Telicuen, \V»lid, {,I). !-).t)'t.)f.?,8wH.:).7.?i.'(?.tt!H?r?.T..Ut.t.<cn, Wills bvvoi, >wv, 11, T.db f-e»i, WUl.i, & Go. 6LEA:!t;n.—Nuv.ZL' &; Cù. C)?'f)iuc.p,C, ?i).?ute.M()eunt.Wl!.Th.m)M CN stance, h, B, uer.. l,06u coal, D. iiavies & Go. I.ulit" 11, 'dtø, 1.1ÜO ct?. J. huruesrt & Sous Cus^tlib*tu, n, Font Wahdii, 430 oohI, fory Bros, U at^vvojtl), 8, li, Antwcrj>, 500 cual, Lovùol1 & South ales Collicr> Co, Ioi. an liWle, li, Palermo, 14ooal, IdsoIo and Son* 200 Lnr aud bUl>Ülf; Lljnvi Irou Cu. tu.u.? i.Mw?u, h, B, ?t. bld, t 050 -,tl. Cory Bros, Zniich, B, Capo do Vordb, K>u com, Ji. D..vi8 & Som* Mmt8th?I't)if,it)r,U.HnBHur.)'Wco?,CotBu & Co. lUll Oo L'ordeau.x, B, F, K^ntew, £J c,la.l, L" Gueret Ai.h«'cio A( eUUJe. F, Genoa, 1,0115 cou', CJry Bros. Uirikd, Gct, J,,?. 050 coa1, B. j?" u?ry Broi;. so., Funcr, "Philadelphia, SO tons bonus, Strong I }:uzu!.e\ h, I ar, 55 tons iron ere, o. City ( f 1;?!?, Bdfast, 160 tOl1 iton re, Dowlais Co, Mij pho H, iiottcrdi«m, Bununes, ordoi: tSo»v<uir, Redou, IHJ tons I,jtwood, isorel Bros. Illurie, 111111';On, 'I tons potatoes, J, 8, F,Igli,??d t I Li dy fctuart, Waierforo, 777 barrels oats, Hibbert I

I SWANSEA. I I ENTERED OUTWA?DS.-NoT. 21. Cilnncnr, F, 15, Marseilles, Tbomas Itoss 8, h, I't, l?: ll')J Bordeaux, Thomas B ..&(1 er t. 1', 44, Granvdle, PI)i-Kd,??, f iw>Rf.er t¿rd1J1I'l1: :'V¡\J:& r¡ t  cm' it\'e F 7, Pout Audcmc", F"i- „ *.(^eflWer Gut tave, F. h% 8abltJ H'Otonuc, *•} £ «««« t,b, ki 17!, M.r.,c.hM. ?  l.if, r, '?7, MaretiUes. ''c'"?    ',? ? Memocr K?m?d, d. :e,9: PL???? MesD? I'o?o. 8. B, M«J, '.?en.Rttb?' p- „ Adotis, s, F, ?. fcialSClUeH, .>nlpSon Br08, C1 siASfiti,—Not. 21. A]el', Swu, Aarhitos,, 865 <r,'al, D T Ladd Ht?m, B%?i<)? 'sm .??i?i?c.. Aoyvos, b, ?,?-?'"?. 360 pt. f-). Simpson BMB. A)it?ce, Ed, ?t<mo. ??5 cunt, 41 cokf Cory B) n? ? cyk, s, D. '?eu. 360 coal, Kiebards & Co. ?Limtted)

I NKvvPORT. I mrre»Eu our** 6..t<l.iø,- Nov, 2i, Frf?. !?y. 2«I/, M?rtiDiqnp. R. Qetth.tf, jau„ & Co D)" iitinmth, Ger, U40, tttMer?a. ?. Ut-thinss. i, ?Co Ui.EABHU.—Nov?t. Ty-?'?.B.ri)hM..?eo;t;.J.V)?.t)t1ACo 1 trtba, Ger, Mnrtiuiqne, f-'iO coa), R W. Jones & Co. J cm e Adolph, F, 1 onion, 280 coal, Budd & C Flown- O'lsiitl, 11, Lialou, 235 coal, Jones, He-irJ, & Co. l..?tc BarI. D, N?rtiuique, S43 cot?, bbw V&ta Co. Jol u mid Mary, ?Mi-UKTb. cwt, p.tat.os, Le Coufl'lIr & Vau^liau Fhubiauiaifc-, Trc^uit-r, 1,300 cwts. p, talocs, McHabon 1/a uro)c, Bilbao, 21o tODi !tou ore. ()nlr )-tM)e dm Mmo, Deunebout, 100 ]'oa(?it),ropa, orJcr NMn. Uennohont, 100 loads ?t?ro?. ur.Ar ( atbnrinc, Gotbcuburg, K>o loadM pit props, order ^olautfe, Lance-wau, b9 loads pitprops, Jones, Heard Concorde, Ður<le;\1: GO loads pitproj s, order

I 8lW>Ai,LKD OFF THE LIZARD. I The LJUl:D, Nov, 21,-Win<l,-w." stroä, thick, Mi.?. B?r.. &'4H. ??6cT Fast-JMorniag: ?t?u?r Alcrthjr, oi Lor don • French barque Entail do France, of IJavre. Aft,:?. Schooner EintnoKne, of 8ul« covlbe tbi-ft.-masted CbO(llH"TT: fj Gray, of Falmouth • bromine Arabella; {)rWH.t.U bhip Uariu, tor Antwerp; .(cIUM,r Barrirgfou, of Newcastle. UVEKSIlA mails. stwimer Wc^er, from £ «ew Yorjf, Hrriyer: horo at li l'O l1\t lHht; blJ1Jeù mails, and proceeded for Bremen. Bkimum, ?<. Xt.i? ??t.).Lr ?t (?jt:d steamer fcuu.atra '? "?? ?< '?t"? I"?vo tor Loinfon at 2 tb,. afternoon. Qt:i.>:j.STO\YN, Nov. 21.—TheNational s'oanicr Es~ryot has arrived from loiew York,

CIA R D 1 F f FAINT M ? L L S, c (HMMHAM and Co..) <  -<'MMfh?tnfert. LI:¡n. !¡J1¡M At W1lo1eaaJo Prices and X-aiuted b? OoniMot, Wc.Ùb sua Principal ?m?-R?jfn.? ?'?°t D .?N?-.TS ?to.?reft .??))Tt.?, ONES AND SLADEN. 'fl'MACC* MAMiPiCT'UKrjf, CIGAR IB1POBTK.U6 AND .ACTDUS. Baat Terms to Wl olec,;i)« tujarn. aiiVTACIOBY • QUAYJBTEEET.

EEDV.E.LLTY SCHOOL BOARD. I a iii rL*uj 1JI1¡g or ine BCtiooi.^ 111 oonnoction with the lisilwcllly School Board took piac-e on >\tdite*iiay. Hie proceedings coiiimL-ncud tit Upper RIANmuey, whtzi >lr. Laybotno. tho chair. nan of the board, presided. At. the l,oner Khyuimy Mr. 1,, P. Jones, ilbbw Vale, and at Iscw Tredegar the Kev ti. Owen presided. In the course of the addresses delivered by the different ninnbeiB of the board, which included Messrs. Pritchard, of Kbbw Vale, David Uavies, L. X. J. Jones, Khytnnej, us well as tho managers, it was elicited that the cost of each of the sehools wan as follows Lpi>tr lihymnev Cost of existing building, ibW; total, jCl,(jtk). Iho ulteratione at the Upper libymney Schools will iLliord acccinmcdation for about 100 children The contract was undertaken by Mr. Thomas Jones, Klijmney. The Lower Rhymnoy Schools were i-nichn-ed for 4700, and the alterations and additions were undertaken bv Mr. Kvan tvatis, builder, Khymney, at ix cost of about ^$2(>. Tbce fehod" W JII now accoru- uioi'ule children. The New Tredegar S.-hools, "Lith were afrt.ro purchased a a cost of i!l,2t>0, and the addition, which includes a home for the ira&tcr, have eost about J.,1.260. TÚe contractor was Air. John Thomas. These schools will accjm- modate at-out 850. Afterwards addresses aporo- ,pnate to the oec.'isiou were delivered by each of the men.Ltra jirctent, and aluo by frienda and mui-agers who take interest in the education ol the children of tho district. The parents, niiiny of whom were preterit, and also the children themselves, were reminded of thoim- poitunee of attending the schools, which had cost the rat-pavers of the district a laige amount of mcney. It was fetnted that it would require ahout .£:O,f.'I.I') vr .£W.I)(,') u¡;mn to complete the tii-eon,n.od:ition required in the parish of Bed. wt-ilty. After tho lorniul iirocccdirt^s were. over, the committee dispersed, and the children of each ct 1 lie whoolt wtn. r( galea with tea and cake.

"ROBIN HOOD" AT NEW POUT. 1 11 t 1 -11 VV ,-con uy aiivertisement that this I ?pail.;irg operetta will be given at the Boyal Aileu-hull, Newport, on Tuesday next, Kov. Î bv tho ('urùitl' Choml :-iu\;ic'Y, with full d'chu ettrail i band and gr.1!(1 organ acooninaniment. lhe prineipal soloists will be Koa ilorlais and -lss trtriidc Lewis. "NVo have been favoured witji II. dlscriptiún of the work. which will, no coubt, he read with interest:—The operetta opens with a "cry short hut pretty picje ot instrumental n.nsie, toiloweu by u recitative by Hood, tono my Merrie Wen, prepare ye tor the chj.«o, nu1 a 8 Er, Hark, hark, away, the J-lnii.sninn s hern M ?mniing." This st?inis dkm? by lLO chorus, and Hoi in Hood ainM 'Ihe ire o?enu't?d," and the chorus i-gaiu rofponil. Liitle Ji.hu then makes his iippearai.c>ii a f i-n tc 1 sopif, "Through Wood- and lorest. ilaid Moortv warbles & beantdtil btmiu, pretty bird," with a flute u<K-on.paiiuniiit. The horns are sounded in the oit.ance., and Hunt M'trtmi. in a short recitative, bespeaks a v. cleome for ti,e foresters retnrninir ii i-rn the cliase, ao«l tlieehorus immediately follows in a merry luovemtnt, •'Hark, tu the sound of -l.t i t-rer-ters bo!d." 'lhe fir.r net is brouglit to a (.IoE,e vith a .? elos-e with a madrigal, '"Sweet KeUo, sweetest xvyn-pii. one of the best eompofiitions in tho boos, The Heond act opens with an instru- ui( r.tal representation of ilay-morning," and   ?'? LiB brolhcr M?xons t- J ie) are to ceh brute th? nuptials of the chid ai,(i Iiis lit-id(,?," "A„d may o.?- Holy Al, t?,,i- down her ?'? this an pi 'ous tiny, ?Mtwci.?Yr.?),ri:fi?twf.dd)n!! n?nc?, ioUowed by an A,e M?n& (without acccn.?r.n?t).?hic!.mustb?omo a favourite with 1(,viirs good music. N cxt i-3 the Morrioo ?. a ?'"?'?R and Bpirited moment, with a ttimlourile &t:LOOi,atumcnt..The pucu?r ?c<,n.?.?,t aM..ov?.nt of tho d^no« ru ? 'hTouKhU?vMeoftha next ohorns, "We'll ?!_?, ?U.u?." This??ciMMMi,the6econd and the third aot opens ?th.ualan? "Toar? rtho mill,jr,s '«'n, announcing S ihat H? 'L ?  ?'t? '?' i. 'I in ?ottinghM ? ?) 1 his a?:mE is quickly taken up by ???' ?? M.<? ;,?ho smgs emphatioaUy, To the rUHuLt we'U <!y, ?«'H eoDqucr, or we'll die," and by H?,.te to tl?e rr^eMoi! ie, a .tormy movement. The next is a l¡rÜün Mpne, th?hr?ing of K-?< ?r?t. which R.vt6 an Cj?urtu?tty for a good b?s Bong, My son thou rt J loomed to Die," followed by a  Wareh. The «cene bctwoon Will ScarMt ?' 1   i" good, but when Ho bin Hood t.at?t?;tn)ei.;woid,?tththoworda, Ct? np, ?!tt!sJ: thou ?ittbefrcoinamoment" the j.?ture beeome» imej?fly exciting, as the ?U6ic M here utm6naHy descriptive. Now comes the cpcn?e, wnh a galloping c)MrBH, Uo?-n with the ?mans! and "Hurrah! to the JUerne O r ecnwotd Away," eung with great nower. A round, With a hey down, hoy derry down," and a gaJJnpade chorun. "WMl! tdp it Atetrityo'?r ihu Lea," fcnn a splendid dose to tbo work.

H OJ.J.Ol\'A Y:; OI!'T'Œ!<T ??u PtLM.-C'OU?-.Intm. !,w™n 9°o«\"Kl-roportk-s of these m.id.u.M.n? lelrirnti weB ""?'? ? '"? t? ?"?=' ot the ?? .? ?' ??"=?' 'ftMon cotd? aud u?.?uza the PilJ, t¡lk1I il¡tel"uaJ1y. "WI lbe Ointment rubU-d over t}.íP ('!u'st 111d tl'Tnat nre -xc, edm?lyejlic-.einus WhtH irm.euzn epiileniie, tU« treatmi-ut is ea,i, "t' sdf, si- elst J c L h°i { ° lr ?'S I'il,s .l'uri|y '!>» hl.K>d, remove ull coht"c)eH 10 it, b,() eireuintn.il tliroash b, lauirs J f Jlt.(' J J,\Kr SorKeda-rtutes,aiid render ro.pi, !-i.„ s*;tI,oin rcd\ldu the bUc?th. h-ritatiuJ {So J:ll \(:, (1t!1'1Ot-Rlll.lf fll(-o ;;l)ÎJ'H-d. BUvb urc ?j t?.o '(Ui {.{ "K,B b" n"K wheu anyone ii ufll otod vlaiut.At^Z^S,Lll"Uvmii'- avd ehest oom  d()ti o IDfl1JY 1 ereODti ?r- eriouol, aiii crmaneu?„ 'XctSS ??.??.r —? -? lh:eaJT'l'1I !'Ui8 .l>L' n& n.U¡¡'¡ lI.P«2orlty 01 i. L.dry Bh, 0' "r aU other, 14nd th '11Ütk a¡,pre, MHPKK b the USUIÙ I'mlt, \i,. a 1J0od of ¡milal iOu, t, uiernoz me latter maioly cj^i^ta i. »h« in"lI"it .?t.t.h.p]y .u Imitating the KiiiVir«» #>bai e bV tDiil iug rhe general appearance of t « i ,1 rtoiflble that of the KODu^tJ^rtiolo. The ma- Sfct u er ?'??"'??' ?'°t ?" '?'' '? St?' ? ?'?: II, 'JUn. r"I' !JfI effects'f^Ecw^ ak^"INk' '■. MlORATlKr, WID t!a eff,(s ",f FGwlA!<J} ¡\AU "I, tJlO InclI -d ,ki. of nU eX"J1!'s..ct to tbo "('('d, 1"H.J'R nf th'f sun and .?TS'y:.?,:i???. "1:1;(u'

t All mrrespowlents mut write on un! gi?y or the pnper on)y, or their letters will be Ifjetod "Yp,? !'uve not ««>< *b«rf» namofl Y<, iMSl!d^rom seH, amd i therefore tliiir leltere cumi.it n«l  ?.d "?°' ?' 1,,It,,r" ?uu..t <ibtain uisertjon. Jes'titK.— i'i n had batter ci.HiiniiDieate with tlic com- miitce Vjoii We bare received several lotterq on the n ents of tlieoflieer you me in.nr..<fd m. bnt, whi? --It"g thHD, d-i-. to become vartid"' in tho matter.

AN AGRICULTURAL BALL FOR. ULAMOU- I GANSHIliE. Sir,—Tbo excellent results obtained at Abev- deen by the erection of in ftgrictiltnral hall, at a coet ot JC4,000, has emboldened me to suggest that if a similar building were erected at Coir- bridge, which is in the very heart of tlid agricul- tural industry of Glamorganshire, similar rosults might be obtained here. The Aberdeen Agricul- tural-hull has stall accommodation (rr over 300 animals, and tho saleroom will seat 1,600 people. &L .L1. u_L .I! lH me present time many small sales take place, with the result of increasing bnrden of expenses, whereas one gi-y. "he periodical atiction salo would have iy a joint bril1ginf; all the cattle together ir ,0 effect 0; one view, would save an lias r inspcotion at in needless chaffeiing, wo* ense waste of time value of the stock oft> Ali -ealise the market the cost to each ,r.o;,d, 'ú'ud materially lesson c.ttle. A'1 0' ?'c*? of disposing of his shire cetd «n/ oc b'; ]'YJltUTal ??''?"'o''f?- !<hire!:<'mnr, b,, 80 'nrCo as that at Aberdeen, VJXtu i» T -'eo?rsoaBth?tnt Aberdeen, i6 rcfi<j '?'?'? '?? ?e al) that Bh?rfscf 'Which might ba r?cd in 2)0 safely b' ?? Pach. However, the details may more J 'ë,'t to the shareholders, who wou:d be competent to deal with them. If Mr. r owus, of St. Hilary, Mr. W, V. Huntley, Mr. darned, and a few of our more prominent ngd, I utiltiinsts, wonld movo in the matter, the sc'iewe might soon be in a fair way of realisation. The manifest advantages of the project will commend themselves to every agriculturist, considering the immense capital now invested in Glamorganshire in the rearing of stock, aud the position which I our cattle has obtained in publio estimation.—I »m. Ac., SILURIA. I Nov. 21.

THIRD GLAMORGAN ARTILLERY COUPE- 11110.V AT CARDIFF. fciB,—Allow me to inquire, through the columns of your paper, whether the public would be admitted into the Drill-hall towitne11 the com- I "I itiln between the Artillery Volunteers on Friday next, and if the competition will be held I in the gun sh.d or the large hall.—I am, Ac., JNQUIKKR. I

CARDIFF. I AKOTHKR LARC.E &1F.AMER t OE CAP.IIIPF.-On Wednesday afternoon there was latinched from the shipbuilding yaid ot AIe&srs. James L. Tiiompsoa, ¡ of Sunderland, for the firm of Messrs. J. Mary- church and Co., of Cardiff, an iron screw steamer of 2,700 tons burthen. She is to be engined by Mr. John Dickinson, Sunderland, with engines of COO h.p. The ceremony of christening was per- foinied by Miss Nellie Symington, of Market Jlarborougli, and the ship on leaving the ways was named the William Symington. This vessel, which is intended for the Indian and American trades, will be commanded by Captain George Hallett, junr. She is, it is stated, the largest btlonging to this port, Chakge OF' theft aoaikbt A Weighing MAbTER.—At the Cardiff police-court ou Wedues- day (before the mayor, Messrs. R. 0. Joues and G, Bird), Samuel Williams was brought np on re- mand charged with having on the 8th inst. stolen a sack of barley from a cargo which was being die. charged from the Krenoh ship Vendee, at the Eat Docks. From the statement made by Mr. Shirley, who appeared for the Marquess of Bute's tnis ees (tho prosecutors) it appeared that the vessel came into dock on the 7th laden with a cargo of wheat in balk, consigned to lileeers. Hass and Co., brewers, Burton- on-Tient. Gangs of men, with a weigher, at the head of each, were formed to put the wheat, into bogs and have them weighed prior to thiii bdng forwarded in trucks to tho agent of the .London and North Westeru Railway Com- pany in Cardiff, who would in the ordinary coarse forward them to Burton-on.Trent The accused was in charge of truck No. (' V44, into which tiU sacks wero placed. AVhen it arrived at Durton there were but bl.) sacks in it, and (as alloged) the missing Eack was found in the weighing-house of which accused was in charge, on the morning of the 8th. Witnesses were called in support of this statement. Mr. Hailey, one of Mr. principal clerks, deposed that the accused was in' charge of Nu. 2 weigh- biiilpe whilst the cargo was being discharged and weighed. Mr. M'Connuchie stated that there was u lock to the weighing machine, and it would" be the duty cf the neeimed to see that tho door was lecktd on his leaving it. Sergeant O'Goraian, Jjute Dock police, stated that ou the morning of the 8th inst, he found the eack of barley behind the door of the weighhouse cf which the prisoner was in charge. The barley was in a bin, the cott ref which was open. Prisoner said he know nothing about it, and that he had been to sleep sc ine portion of the night. For the production of further evidence as to the identity of the barley, and the transit of the trnck from the ship's side to the London and North-Western I.'ailway, the case was adionrued to Monday next, I the accused being admitted to bail. Fei.onv.—Mary Ann Jores and her daughter Eebtcca were charged with stealiu two shirts, the property of Ifobert Eeed, draper, North Chureli.street. Police.constable Walters deposed that on Tuesday he saw the prisoner Rebecca uttering the articles for pledge at a pawnshop, awl he took her to her mother's huee, Franois- etreet. The mother stated that the shirts were picked tip on the strest. The articles were identified by Mr. Reed as his property. The prisoners were in hisshop in the morning. Sir, Hodge, astistant to Mr. Blaiberg, oalled the IIttenti, n of the police to the attempt at pawning. 1 l:e pi isoner Rebecca, aged 11 years, pleaded guilty to stealing tho shirts, but, on the guarantee ot her father as to her future behaviour, she was discharged, as was also the mother. St faijno from AN JKMi-i.oYEii.—Louis Vernon and V-illiam liuc knell were charged with having, on the 14th inst., stolen Bome varnish and a qlantityof lead piping from the yard of Mr. Win. Nicnolas Reynolds, plumber, at North Church- street. The prisoner llucbnell is an apprentice to the prosecutor. The articles were found in a shop in Commercial-street, Newport. On the ap- plication of the police, a remand was granted to Monday next.

SWANSEA. I HI-. COKPOEATION AND TIIR TfiAJtWAYR -.Wa M?r.t.ndtheto?n.ckrk. ?eooc.panie? bV Mr Cogens, the borough surveyoipXded to Lor<?onWcdn?y.iu reference to tho appli- ?ntobe made before Vice.Chsnc.!tor M?M tl,e ( hancery Court this day (Thursday) for &? writ of injunction to restrain the Sw? Tr? ?H Company from proceeding with the tram- wHye under the present MrMKemeut. The courso taken by the corporation in the matter is still the subject of Clmment throughout the borough, and the proceedings are altogether condemned THE Hbad-constahlkshii-.—The watoh com. mittco, which consists of the whole of the members of the ncnjcMhon, met on Wednesday, for the 1"' V lose f openi)? Md considering the a£ nDlica t.o? for the office of he?.coMta.bte ?.r the borc,iiab, relt'?red v%ar,t by the resignation of Mr. Jt,hn Athoon. Thereweratnjwfirda&r?? .?tj?tion??t in from all pMt? of the country, tLb ?"0)0 of whieb were carefully coc?iderad It was L dt ecided 5 ? to ?b ct ix from the bnlk by vote p\wh six to be eub?ittud to the next gcuorai ?c<'nn? of the town council for one of th.?°?? finally appointed, The ]uey six were —Mr .<.)<iuhon?,t present superintendent of police :.t, (;hrn.u.rthch, Ith0 obtained 18 vSM .? HUlcote, of Bath, M vets Mr i V  Wal?orth, T?)ndoi?, :v.irnst r?im-'C»''d h under BUp?ra?n?fttion frnm the ?. ;j :n P?"-c force, i. which he had .erved 1y  ?'?"' ?? '??' ??°'' Morgan, ,t J..i,.l),;>ht< 1,, a ?<?,Mr.Bytho.oi K.??.th, 11 votes; and Mr, Stone, Gloucestershire, 10 vet. s, The (alary is JS300 per annum. We un, dustard that tho number of votes obtained by lnfpcctor HolUud was eight, and lie w;n, con- j| peq1JentV. not ainorg the six solocted. Katki'atbkb' Association. —A meeting f M<f)ay<rnwc8hci<istthoo<ncoofMr.C.V. ( /oib, Goat-rtrect, on Wedlleúuy afternoon, (or the ,->ur| tise of f. rmii.g a Itatojiayers' Protection Asi-oc. *tipn. There was a small at!.I\U,hLUOl), lhe ehaX W-6, taken by Mr. Daniel Jones, aid Air (!, V. Cr?bb waB appointed secretary pre. 1, 1.?o &c,,)Iary then red the proposed of ti?. A-oc4ti?)n, ?bi,Ii in tu be ?.Ited th Swansea Rapayer8' Protection A$">«iatjnn formed for the pc?Me of eM)-?,fttti? &<toM? Vilri6nee over tt: vpoae Id.0,)Dol6nt ä the b,aid, to chdk t? "?rftvu,?? C"L TT tnre of the rating rutliorit? em, I'jf"tin .If;: .ti.n? in the dcpMtmmtH; f,,r,? g cqu.mbic adiafjic??t j:? /"th?? 1, ??"? ? more to fee that V-2 u -orough assessment; tiualified are lk° uauieB .er?u. dly by the ctlip-' "4ccd On the burg?s s list "oa?dfor' ,a'e» w"0Be "Q^V ttmtoda setatior .lie purpose of obtaining a fair repr «. havip, in town and parochial matters, aud ',QU8 Wr g I V.?, in the .pfmèing of the ratel)??yero' ney. After (.-on ?,i,?e,.able a was curried, 011 the motion of Mr, i'hos. Roberts, rec< mmendirg the objects of the nn- ooiation at a public n eetingto be held at tlic Unitarian School- roomfJn Fricat next. It was decided that no member of the corporation, school board, or board of guardians should take part in the work of tho aS80cin.tion, Mr, (;1.blo, being a mcmber^of the school board, was therefore disqualified, and 1r, W. II. Powell was appointed secretary, Mr. W. 11, Chapman being electod treasurer. A similar society, termed the South Ward Ratepayers' Protection Aesoc'ation, was started on Tac.aday evening, at il, Wiud-street, when Mr, MaJ'.phant presided. The business was, however, adjourned until after the meeting on Friday, w'uen it is thought both associations will amalga/jiate. 1 ayimi A Memukiai, STONE at Moreiston. -1 he memorial stone of a new \billietic hiJopel was laid at Morriston on Monrb/y by Mr. Win. Thomas, mayor of Swansea, iI. orocession was formed and proceeded from the old chapel, Morriston, to the new one. where a silver trowel and a mallet were presented to the mayor for the purpose of laying the stone. There were several thousands present, ami collections amounting to .£135 towards the building fund were secured. Services were held on Sunday and Monday in connection with the ceremony, when the Revs. Dr. Harris Jones, of Trevecoa Rev, D, Saunders, Rev. F. Levi, and others, preacliod. Strike OF COLI.IERB,-The whole of the men employed at the Rhydydefaid Colliery, Killay, struck work on Tuesday, and seem determined to stand out rather than submit to the master (Nir, Philip Richards), who insists on a reduction being made for the rubbish which comes up mixed with the coal. The colliers held a meeting at the Railway Inn in the evening, at which Mr. Abrahams, of Waunarlwj dd, the minors' delegate, presided. It is hoped tho strike will not con. tinue long, as trade has been very sluggish in this district for some time. Llaneamlbt Church.—On Tuesday evening the committee entrusted with the erection of the proposed new parish churoh for Llanmimlct met, and confirmed tho resolution of the stib-committee appointed to consider tho three lowest out of six tenders which had bren sent in for part of the work. Tho committee re. tommendtd that the tender of Messrs. Thomas, Joshua, and Beynon, of Llansamlet, be accepted, for the erection of the nave and chancel Ollly, not including the sittings in the nave. The amount of the tender was JE2,005. The side aisles, tower, and porch, have been emitted for the present, as nearly "£1,Uoo more will be required to complete that portion for which the contract has been accepted, to make it ready for consecration, 'lhe vicar and churchwardens were appointed for and on behalf of the committee to complete and sign the contract, the contractor consenting to allow the contract to remain in abeyai.ee until after the 15th of January next. An announcement was made by the vicar at the meeting that Mr. C. H, Smith, formerly of • iwernllwynwith, and now of Tenby, for many years resident in Llansamkt, bad sent him a cheque on behalf of the church building fund amounting to .£21.iû, The announcement was re. ceived with enthusiawI by those present, and the liberality of the donati< n was commented upon. '1 hk Ci.ase Rate-book :;Co\,NlJAJ, An ad. journed meeting of the committco appointed to go into the question of the alleged tampering with the poor,ra1e book of the collector for tho hamlets of ( hue Higher and l,Gwer way held in the board. room rot the union on Wednesday. Ir, John T. D. Llewclyn presided. After a lull consideration of the fuels as disclosed to the committee, a resolu- tion was proj>lJs(d, to the effect that the Local tj'jyenu.cl1l lipard be memorialised to sanction a t(1mmi.Î!'lJ (',f i"'l1iiry into the whole of the circumstances, and to "end (JOWII a special com- missioner to conduct stloh inquiry. The resolu- tion was passed with but one dissentient, Mr. Richard Richards voting against it. The Late Licensed Victualleks' BAQUET, —We have been requested to state that any person who, in the confusion on Wednesday last, in the cloak-room, failed to obtain their own garments, and had others given them, may liavo the mistake rectified on application to Mr. J. W, liowen, Eecretnryof the association, (I, Nicholl- street. Stealing Tobacco.—James Smith, a .sailor, was charged at the police-court, on Wednesday, with stealirg a quantity of tobacco, valued at fd, the property of Wm, Gronow, also a sailor. Pro. secntor ano defendant were employed 011 board the Auspicious, a schooner, lying in the South Dock, and 011 Tuesday a man named William Daviea found the prisoner secreted iu the forecastle. Suspecting he was there for an unlawful purpose he gave him into the custody of Police-constable CokEr, who found upon liim the toba co produced, and ioentified by the prosecutor. Prisoner was fouLd guilty of the offence, and sent to gaol for three months. A Rc-gle AND aoapon'd.—Thomas M'Carty, who lias been several times in gaol for larceny, was charged with being on the premises of Mr. IUchards, flour and provision merchant, High. street, for all unlawful purpose, The defendant was found in tho provision cellar on Tuesday afternoon, and was given into the custody of Poliee.conetable Parker. He was sent to gaol for one month as a rogue and vagabond. Duunkknness,—Richard Francis, charged with being drunk and using obscene language in the streets, was fined 10s and costs, or, in default, he will be imprisoned for seven days. A YociiiFt L I'll i:uki:.—William Richards, 12 years of age, was found guilty of stealing a dinner, valued at Ijd, belonging to a boy attending the Brynhyfryd Bonrd School, and the Bench ordered that he be nent to the Havannah training ship, Cardiff, for three years. Ijjk OOW}; PE'l'1'Y,SESHIOSS were held on lucsijuy, at the board-roum, Penmaen (before li. A. Ksecry, S. Benson, and H. K. Beneor). David Howells, a collier, of Penclawdd: charged with being on licen-eq premises during lirolllbih d hOUt, and refusing name and address, was fined £ 1 10a tjd, including costs,-Vavid X'avies, of Fcntrncn, for being drunk and dis- orderly,^ was fined £:! 8 6d, including e08ts,- ])ani1 Curtis, landlord of tho Ship Inn, Fonteyuon, for burg drufclc and refusing to Iluit, was fined 3s atid costs.—John Jones, of Bisbop^toa, for a pixniiar offence, was ordered to pay coats J( I,u *^5ns' farme, of Lannon, tor bein? druuk while in charge of a horse P.?d cart, was lined 10b .'Jd, including rests.

-1. 31ERTHYII LOCAL BOARD. I ine bi-monthly mpetm?of the JVIeithyr Local Board was held on Wednesday nnder the i>-e*U dcijcy of Mr. William Jones. Referring to the fixed rental (ill perpl:t l1ity\ of • £ 350 on an assumed population of 7.000 (Is per head being charged for any number over and above that estimate) charged by the board for tho oiepoeal of Mountain Ash sewage, a motnber inquired whether that amount would bo charged if the population was only 0.000 or under, The ChaitniKi: replied In the affirmative, lhe Clerk (Mr.T. Williams)reported that he had communicated the terzr 8 speitied tl) but ho had received no reply, lhe Clerk said he hadgiventho Penydarran property owner until the 30th inst. to pay the tirst instalment due in respect of private improve- mcnts. The six months within which the board could recover would expire on the otli proximo, and he therefore asked the board for an order to immediately summons u.U those w h o did not pav b:Jhi(;l' !I,lILi)'d¡\h'fh:it it :'hn expedient to take oi>e caM :? a t??t Mso Mr Powell was willing to contest the question if the board agreed. Mr. Bryant remarked that no one else would be bound by the decision in Powell's case J he matter was eventually left to the clerk to deal with, duo regard to be paid to the wishes of tl?ie board.-The rturveyoi, (Mr. Samuel Harpur ) reported that the recent heavy floods had done material damage, the total cost of righting which lie estimated at i'_10.—The annual cost of light- ing Abercanaid by means of oil lamps would, it was stated, he X5 121s Od each, or .£50 12 6d alt(gether.-Tlie was directed, on the pro. position of Mr. J. W. JcLrnes, to write to the gas cimpany that as the season was far advanced now the light ing of Abercanaid would be deferred, but that the board would be prepared to pay for nine lamps "?'- winter.- .-???"?."PPiy"'g "eo'geLTis with water frcm the Uow a)6 reservoir, by an independent main (ovcr a distance of ?,080 yard? was ?ti mated at ^oo'o An adùitiolJal revenue of J215 per year woDJd be dcr"'ed- It was resolved to c" r?,°ffthe 70r ?n the completion of the Dow. ]aim %ntcrworks "? '?tion of the Merthyr Sd,ool BOaJ'd for the erection of a public laJp ?r Abennor? ?hboi ?a. re-di.eassed, and it ^eV !]i neither general district nor water r?t??8 were pf,id by the sel?oot board -ill, ?..?? ot the school buildings. The Clerk promised in compliance with the wLh of Mr. Llovd to Mportco?t board as to the liability of the Mhco u board r, to be i?t.d for the 8chool buiIdm?a.—Dr. ?yke'  medical n&. ?th intor?d board that the mortality in the pla,e ,as excecdin?y low."Tho M?hyr?nit?ry .nepMtor r.po.tedtL Mi.te? Of eight nuieuncee.-T- cab F,o yri.etors ap- pMKd before the bcftrd on behatpf ronhetora M. ot themMtYM? 1)rott,?t ?'? the reduction of fares decided °" The ectorcfment of the reduc. t?™w !di cff crre4j until the 1st of April next— ?.e fMm committee made a number of rocom. mendations, which wer. adopted, including ono deferring any .)terat.on in the man,?gement of the f farms for three month*.—The board, after tMna acting other^iiujHbtTRiiic as, separated.

rUVB.TI(J. 1.8 lJST'l'z.h J.'}J:"lii \O:ltB.n:-To G'IOtd ?nu » oonsnmers nmat promote th« b L F-dv -2,dli.k, tor n-ouey. and guarantee tli, pTri,rth« ^"cle 8olJ° f"r 40 Y-. Me.orø, Hornim.u ba.e "supplied the dhWhX with a genuino Te», strong deliobtS, free froln tbe una! minenJ t""i%J3 ,.ur4er use. 0» < «ary tea. to lii,Ia Wv i ? ??v?"%?. 'tM "<J¡eBü.erol"t)Vt:ï packet t» en. Agents 1—CwtliU HowelL 2Si l £ 'fS2l?' utreet, J Anthony, 39, Bt. Marr-sSeet s n. ■troot i Colenu, 8, Hi»-h-Htroet; llenJok, ii Duke. Splotltnaa. Carmarthen: Whit'^Bro«i* ? 7, GnilulijiU-Bqwire, Cowbridire- T ,n«>.« BridKe. a = WUimmB. Poet.offico¡ Ll^Mrahr PoTt ,r>rii!H: Jan.ea chemist. ])oikiRcham. 1, l¡¡.b.¡ttrct, Al;n.illcr,; ?-? ^st. ,1'cnl '1' h, ? roeter. cbvQói,t:

WARWICKSHIRE AND LEAMING- TON HUNT MBETING. YIIBTf:ltIJAT. I 7b, OKT) Hanj icat ,f 15 »ovs i' wIth IWIbhIcI; for two yar obiy; niutinrn A. rlbieO'quait«T8 of a niile.—ii Hub«. odtn., PfUtte .?. Widarnnuor Mile« 1 E: ''?t'? Uow'ter an??. :ii: 2 kr* 'it? and Siroot o alio J.F. Jotfmy J .?:? hBi rks and Eremitn. <a. Hj?MM;-Stn J ?.M:i) lilly, 6 to 1 nicfct Midf • I Bab ut t.h« Bow b:r I,jy two )4t:xigths, d t ",I.agiitSir?)wo. Win ,Lft W HANDI?AP 0 10 Bnv. ".b, iti? 100 I 'Ùl\I ¡ of Ibrl'8 oldl-. -d ul"rù8 ? widuera W,d thIrd, -? ''??'' '?' »S.Md", Ti,w 10 govs each, with 100 i f:j:i' "rc- H.Jeffrey 3 ??'??f.thi?,m; <?.,p,n: F,?;?;.? Prime- Ofso ? ?til.ff 3 to 1 ag8! Victorioo4, .?';tt"On??ehhM'itf ?,?.?,? Strike U?i?xt pr)mphau?t)<). 8 to ? ? f.-urtj r..u?b. 100 W 8 ayst CliO|/in. Won bj two i* iigliia; bad third. T:HKKtt)H S'?gj.?,? jM)M)M.hy.??(-r)?Honof5 ?DH 'H?'-v .?htfor f?e. .1i.w- t4. ?..m.r to be ho ti ? ,r tw.? if tor M ?;io?eU n? wbuicis txtia. xi '?"' ;). 'u Tliourt L.,?. 2 A)Jk)' 1,0 LIISf;, /duel, Wafer, Pnrfbyii, and Hhect Av, iii* r II, 0160 ran, JBttting- JIJ t" 6'(i agnt Zw\t 6 tn im.h n?t CnpM),TttO!is.tuJ&yMhiro?[?8-.7? Tart-i aw. Won by a hend; Zazel was byat^'U by j »'/o IfnffthMf'trptfcou'Jplacft, buta.<« t\ Ardwr did m/t ,'tUl'1' tot weigh in, tbe judgo did no-, place a third. l'oneiter W€i>h«d for Jta<1,it, but ratuniod to tne ficftleto rectify u. miHtako mu/le Î1I the wei¡Chtlj. aud the horse did 110t re.tch tbe post, m t-u^o ro ruu. A HANlH.'AP 1J URDU: JRAI-1, of 50 rovh the winner to bo wold for 100 bovH. ODe mile and a half, over bix brdi?s. ?'?M?e" Key,e 1 Home 1M; ade l>avi» 2 i'loxrj ?-??."?"?'?'?;L'r'? 3 .Acborite, Forty Wi,?k., Tr-ibn<l"ur. Kini; S.??p. .(I lettumbe also rnn. Betting—7 to 4 g K i,, Sweep, s to 1 ogBt Forty Wir.t.? 7 t?,.b, A c b nMa?4, 10 to 1 ewojnbe. W". by ,i. I badt?it'tt. "? '?" T1, ?. not "old, A Maidf.s Henna: Rack Plate of 50 sovs-, weight for ne; Rllowaucos; the winner to by sold for 200 SOV.4, it for 100 allowed 71b. Ou" mile and a half, over 8ix burdJey, Alette L. J. A?ms 1 HuBt)y.?.j.p.,tK.r 2 Ln'?Fitt Ga^in 3 lettiDg-n to 8 (at firat 7 to 4) on Annette, 2 t, 1 OFsH.tXiyKtt.iiMla?tHunMy. Won by sut, I"vt?.. The wiener was bought in for 1() %8» Tho Wamtjck Uahmcap HTKKrtKctTASK of 10 govs each forstsrtars, with 100added; wiunerH extia. About two milps. Boyi e  aLer. B. Marsh 1 tl.:eL. :ir: 2 St)rac<'u.D?,? 3 bwect Meadow, Polisson, and Abdallah a Iho miL Vettjulf- 6 to 4 on Boyne utev, 11 to 4 ">fot Abdallah, loO to 8 each all8t bweet Me&do. Bamcen# aud X.Y. tii wer. Won by twenty length8. Time, lY Bcn&on't* chronograph, 5 min. 34 see. The Wki.ter HANDICAP of 100 sovh, by ^ut>8cription of 10 80V8 "'b ft. for three year .1,1? anti "-da winners extra, Tbree-ouartera of "wile, Kuxme.?.?.p.Archer 1 Mmt<. Carlo .Newhouao 2 D?.mb<'a_?.c. Archer:) Ðetia, Moonstone, H-lie.a St. Peter also run..Vetting—5 to 2 ag»t ^ulienaan, 4. to 1 agst to ? .t.e8 t1 ?g,-I -4,te C? 10 to 1 each .?6t, Moonatone. Hp<tit, and HQphiue W(>u by J""f a length b.If l?.gth between th? e.d ..d third, Tbe TLvion Hpnt Cup cf 3 govs each, with 50 added, for hunters; weight for age; winners extm maideuw allowed 71b; ih i winner to be sold for JvO sovs. Two miles, on the flt,w .?,b". In 'iitol* Mr. J. M. BmM 1 ??)Mm TfU Dir. T.,e?i?? 2 bti?algt,ni. Mr It sh.w 3 l?,,? o Ethel, B?Ig,e, The Twin, and VHnuafl)oran. E??tt?, g-5 to 4 on Bristol, 4 to 1 g?t Willi.?? T.1), 6 to 1 agst !I.JlIl"VO, 10 to 1 agst any other. Wou by a le))gfh; lad tbird, ORDER OF RUNNING TO-DAY (THURSDAY). T?"Ily-b? 71,,rdi 12. 0 Hunters' HelliDg Fl?Lt Eace U.3\I JStudley Castle btakea o Handicap Pl.t. of 100 SOV8 1,3(1 Flying bud Cup 2. 0 Iuuieepers' Stubes 2.30 'bj:3.t¡:U" ',3 Handicap H.,d 3 D ::jt d ii: 'è'¡; ADDITIONAL AltRIVAIS. The foll.w,?,g n.-? b. also arrived *—Ixion, Fi<')}- Tc?, l<ttrc, BuMcfn,t, Abualhib, irocco. ?;rc? mitv, Enxine, Moonstone, Nerissa, Midsummer, Albert }o:lho.rdJ Merry Duchess, Wanderer, Trax>piAt, Glouee^ ter, lor<llJeno, lutteld. Oxford l^olle filly. William Tell, Pearlinu, Chopin, Saraceu, i euon, Deceit, Br«knta, and £ e&ideiee. SCRATCHINGS. fTHDi.FT CA,T Crp,-Ba.rHDg"r. Gkkat AU1 nUl Welter—Quits, futfo t?cm Ccp.—Pnramatta. Oki:ai MmLANo Cocntikq Hani-icat.—Harbin

MANCHESTER MEETING. Yestekdat, TL" f'j-i'HAJC Hrnw.1; Haudjcap of 5 sovs each for .\ullI". with o added; winners eJetra, Al..t ei,ht L,?,(Iies. Bnt.?].T. D..i?l. 1 ?V'?K?fs .Bartow.! LbiJj Chiton RlcO ran, let .i-.l ?.t p.?i U.. po.t, Betting—m to 1 ou Lady Clifton to 1 f?S B?H?U. aLUto 1 ugat Evening News. WOll by twenty lengths TI? STocurvtiT Hviusa Hikiii.k Hack of 5 sovs each, with 40 aUA'd; wn?ht for ugo; allowances: ?h'('. wi,??.?r to be Mid for 50 sova. if for 30 allowed nj. 0?,t, ile und a half, over "i" ?"?'?' Om?nr I .A I:-d JIJ;F8. ,Owl1er 1 nGonililleu rI.ioi et Hesiop i C.r..ndDucbcBS Plet?h.r 3 Winifred also nn. Iletting-5 to 4 agBt Golden Ll" 2 to 1 BKStGrMd nnchc?K. auj 5 to 1 aMt A?e) Mies. AVon by two ""?"?' ??"' lengths '???" the second and tbird, The T inner was not sold. The i. Two Ti aii Oi.n 8ei.lik» Handicap Piivtb of 100 Kt-rs, by subscription at 6 sovs euch (remaiDUl' 1, tl,. f..d) t. 'b gold for KOeovs, if for 50 allowed 7!b. Halt a mil.■ straight,- l subs. Cuckoo.j.Ed?rda 1 CM'M?a.?.M?,r,?[;.j cott;e -l.uke :i Kefnemmt eoit., Grace II., Cari -oo lilly, Kinbtabi.nt, Dale D. ,ii, Perchance, ?d Mv M.,y also C' Bettiug 5 to 2 8"t Coroi a, 5 to 1 -h "g.t Lirll"c .,1 1)" DeviJ, 7 to 1 s"st Cuckoo, aud iO to'' I &Rat I'(.rch:(u? Won by a "'gth; two 1' betweu the uoooud and third. The winner wa" bought in for 55 gs, The Tba wohd PKEK Wi:i_Trii Sv.llish Handicap of 100 bovb, for three year olds and upwards; the winner to be fold for 50sors, Five furlongs, straight, ITy Kuiinie O Monnu 1 QUIJ.lliwl ,Const.able I'uiccrn .?.t.t,o??? S l11acaÙm, Miss Alice, Miss Croft, Belinda, Miss H?te, Gi..d lnichese, and S."fortb aÙlo ran. Bettine -5 to 2 ?g.t Queensland, 100 to 30 agst Maeada l?o to IS agst My Nannie O, 7 to 1 each agst 'n).t.d lJnhcb' 8ud l"J;corn. WOD by Leut; hdf a 1,.gtb 1,,t e. th.? o. d ?.d third 'ihe winner waö bouKhtin for 65 gs, The De Tkaffokd Ham.jcai- of 10 sovs each for btarteri., nilh' IM) added, for three year old. and upward i; winr(:rs extra; t 110 second to save liw Makè. ODe mi10 .1 a quarter. Sm ray. ??j,.e I ChMtfrMd.T.jMcs.! Iromtonl!J j??.! }'crtnl'.b;an a.d ki.rdud..1. B.ttig-U to + g?t •Siinraj, 7 to + gst Hartliada, 6 to 1 e.?L I-V-Utarabiaii and Ironstone, K'O to K a<rst Chester- held. W.. I:y f((,.r same distance be, tL? 'C(OnÙ and third. 'rhl'Su>r,oRj, N!'Hs.:ny Handicap of 10 SDV8 each, a n \to the fum.\ with KO added, fùr two ?tr okls; winnera extra. 'ive iailc'strai^Ut — ii I. iIoi*an 1 (Jamcn "'oH" .I..tIJJàll'd Z La Fiunct e.ciie»U-r.-u..a :MusioÜ T irI t.. ?., lligb t an,l i? u ?: b t I 8]80 T. Bating—11 to 10 (". Kufghtbood, o t L a'\ Lu Fimeee, P to t R.:h apsv Flotsam and Zanoui, luuto 2..g.,t We. by a bi third. 'Ibo Borniai.E Plate of 100 B b' «ub.<eri-vtioa of 10 ISOV eucb (rl!I"niudel' from th. fuli'!); wdgàt <0''t-){<t".).fuf)ot?.(i!iU? '?"t;?t ?;;h!aud MM)' .Huxtablc w.o. OBDKR OF RUNNING TO-DAY (THUBSD \Y). liifiington xs'ursery Y), Phiiips's Handicap j* «j ;I¡¡. u: Copeland Nurseiy. 2 ~o foiling Weitcr ~3 Z, li'J* November Hnudicap. LhtcLley Beijing Stakes :J J j ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. The following horses b.,o .1,. IU'r¡.. Knr"lit T<.t.?b? ??!' Aggi,, Kiuton, "&?v?, Z*n >ui ?.'? kute, ?''?ud'L?'? ) Bugle ?'?' ?""? ??'' ?" Vóller", and Lady CJa,cri¡),

I.JA V-R 1 UN & CO. fERTON & CO. L.AVERTON & CO. LA VERTON & CO. LAVF-RTON A CO. LAVERTON & CO. | MARYLBPOKT BTKKET, I j AND B RID U K -STREET,; BRISTOL, i LAyEBT<)r.^ ami on T ^^rgest Houm f-ir\. net Manuffwst.irer^ ^U. in tbe W""t 01 Kr.tflL. ? Wile, 'iajid vm u, The fira iiw U?tt a e?ntury ,???'??<?", kfM»wn a« beiug' v, n » Ptt'?th? Iy ?.?MOt;9 ? PI¡ tt: 'ti.n?utM?''?''?)..? tuff of ?,,?,' .? u( ??.? u prio* w; Wtnt p?, f.? ,??' ? Every Article Warranted aiui Exchange<J if nol jn.)ot I -?  i^JEOROE'B PILE and GELAVEI PtLM-tht but I1lctliclDe yet discovered for Pile and Granl, and øJ I Li *er Complaints, The Proprietor b ta r« c* iv«dupwardB 01 two ';u>'iHn»d rlj.iu/HiaJf in !avoW' 01 thea.. pm., oold by all Cbemjltl iu boies, Is, li, and 2s. 9d. aaeb. Proprietor, J. K. GtOBGt, M. B P H Hitmiu? L. by Post, 1" 1". 4.?,i 3,. j lEOEGE b PILE auo RA VEL P I LL b -4 P. )n the Back, H? ,<-?. <iru»njg, C41 a eense of w^gbt *i. tbe l'h 1,ili8elr7JJf(h:=bD J th, region of tbe llman, Livit, &Va Kk' neys, Pains in t;t. Thigh*, 't¡ pression -d jlet"? of UtUJe, i uins In the Bt-oojacb, lie. My bo hd f-m the P-I,t.r. J. h. n JORGK, Ilirwain, Gianu -+ I GEOR«:IJ! PILB I ORUEL PI I naiiiwunv .tA. J,tU of T»h. „ ■ «y"i■:i^.sss I" 'X th" t^«?i  n c warHiouH^hi, r, ■ Fhïi!J:il-X U?m. '??.S..??'. (7<RAN K'S NEURALGIC J? POVtDtBQ JnR^antJ? relievo, 8 a cer- <t)n cur in all cuues of !<h.UHAi?- OU, liBfcbMAUC PAINH in tbe bead, fwp, and n8rv, 9, Conntant I testimonials prove their wonderful cures la. Itd, and 2r. Od. per box. OLDfiELD'S ONE 8HILMNU I CHAMKLIOW HA TIt HKSTURKB I Is the best, mott iasHng, and mobt eco) oicioai It is not a dye, does not soil the j skin, and quickly restores grey hair to itg ong1JJII.J oolonr. Is. aDd 2s. per bottle. N E ''¡f. iN'  h?)'h,n?,?=.<?' )?.?' U?t. ?B?? AM)<LiVt..t<f'tj.??t,t\' &"d «fl»»cl.«tfiinal. à, ?' .?'H' ,?Nn?" action. Tby u .»- i r<Mra.nt, ?''?? '?'?? me<t-ouK. k i" It PftpMed by H. OLL)FIELD W ViU-1-t. I..d- ? ?,?d .14 by # mie ofbodgkinwa, Frwtono and King, 88, Lead^ubaii.Mtrovt, dud a.j.J r! kau^wav buff envelope* Railway Buff Envelopes of rood quality, Hjh Flap, all securely g'1'1¡ U had at the Western Mail Otlioes, Cardiif, at unprecedeutecily low p,j-k Envelopes are suitable for buitiness men conducting a large the cheap qualities of white and blue laid envelopes, tlioy do not aliew trt »rr throdgh and possess a good surface for Inscribing the address. PRICE OF ENVELOPES. Piln. Plain. PrL,t??A RtaiA-jr.M No.6Bu?RaUway per 1,000 2/9 6/3 :? OR A, 5,000 12/5 22/6 17/6 of to 10,000 22/6 42/6 32/6 WESTERN MAIL" STEAM PRINTING WOBKS CARDIFF.

I MARKETS, I I '? 11 .1 1 I OOCN. !1I'!>I)!t Uouk frtAHSET, Wedne5<lRy.—quiet market tVr hoH1 Elili8h ana foreign wh4.nt. witLout alteration iu Flour ulo (Jt.1t and uutlterod. Grinding btt- lcvv n ry trm. Muize feteady. n,ean3 aud pca; pooil tra>1ear Jato vnlu>i. KritHh: W/urat, ir0; tarloy. Foreign: Wbcat, lb, 250; barley, gt5>X>; OHtrs, Hour, 1();"O feaoks 'l'l:('h'fO coi:« .M.AltKF.T. Wednesday,—Good show of \\hi;at. tivm the growers at Stockton market tbm WCfUI1, which lJ1Ct l bw s!de kt a \1ic..lrnB úf from 1 to prr iir. Foreign sumplps tirm at late rute.i. Cther artu res uuclmuged iu value, 10. r,, "I'I,U UJ!:X WABKirr, Wednes')¡w.-Su!,p1y go* d. Whout sales dull, at Is per qr. decliue, Panov )11 Jair dfiuni'd't Js per qrt money. Oats a blùw !o!h. vi ices. *»d to la lower 1ifau no liatc, Gi.asgow Cork Market, Wednesday —There W1,"I a t;pr tittenriaucf- Itt Ihi, day's mnrket. aud" husiticFs 'liVl).b transacted III wheat aud Hour at, last \Vell- !;t\'i!j)v'sprir't*s. J.'arley multiag were o«l to :t?'3:ltl;r:c'r. ]UIIAt j \ll: t'ftt- ami iuti^re bioa^y. iiueiicau mixed 17d to 17i 3d 1 ♦ i w>ull»s. ] '1, Cork MA1\UT, Wed1le.av.-lInltin barJey lf 1J,f\ hest quality iu good dewjaud, and prices urilttrcd: inferior qualities not ruucb iu reouest, u good supply at lower r($. Wheat: A good Imsiueas done ill ùlY sph.pUh, ut 1atc iikU» bad conditioned ski: pli'H iViKciiU to -,ll. Uats, peas, and beius a stuall 11} l! vait;e unaltered. y.op.n Wahiit, We^hiepday.-Ited wheat, 8% to If. htirloy, to CJ6 Gd; Mack oats, 5i tjJ to 7s, curr* my, tte 0d; white oats, ';s 1.t> S, :1\1. CAVl L L 1>vj jvs Cattj.k ATatjkkt, m, a lli1U'kl\t, t." freiu 7;.t to t-d; tecoud quality. 7.' J. Mi pep. How Sd to iKi; .stuull weights, (tyl f\We trqu ;d to 7^1 por lb. At luar1ict-lh.a::Jts,5;.i9; sleap. J V\AK>:>]Rtt» CATTLE Uarkft. Woùne,;<ay,-18()a \t it. ots 1.1; oficr, itdt1.\lill H [vw ebnicø North ^-rtiiiciy a;-d Liucolohire tuiimalh, uud a Urge num- ber < f roUk'L Irish leasts. Tru-cK n Phitdo easier, ex- Iflt ftr priate qualiti<s. KatHer smaller Rupply of ni'nu ii thf.n Just "N\ediie>dav, anù devlt'r<» obtuiued an ,ullt".(., 01 about ;d per lb, iho f-e^l swall sheep sell- it; HC '<l j-crlb 1S>r("1 Catii.f Marbit, Wednesday.—Tho ru, ket wu^wcU UlI,icd with tOtk or ulldescripti ns, but tr: Ue ^vns v.;rv ÚJ¡U irdoed. l>o.-lerH ('otupl iiued thero .(\ nothii g Ooitig. Best tcof wn ttll to ¡ ¡j er lb. H:(ud quality, 6ù t0 7.d mutton, Hû. to l»d pi«, tu his } er scoro. Kmnucuqh CnTU: Ar.KU, Wednosday.—f »* t ,1ft 1- iarv proportion g.-cl '111:11ity; U-s#t met. ready s»4e. at M ptice?; best, 10s 6d to 103 9d; Mcondary. iJ ';d to 9t5 Ol. t',U17 ebeep the tru*lti I..T wcbt s a head itioru niouey; ewtts. 1"udS bai«; aor biuc^dtteed wethers, plow Eale-h,.1Ht, :d tl) J'd, Duiry AYl'ehir1 I.) to k^) t:2i to L. Fat aud y(,U, p: g .-» aite, pnor-rcis iO*Voa fftOOVG1 Uascii, W^luosOlf, Sigar lcutif t very dull; no public sales, and prices inerolv lluwiHtd. (,c-tlt>o fit auction, rl8ntatou <>yh»n, wlueh ifaJ.^ed vtcady I)rice. Tea: 1,079package of I"lhou, which hold at previous Vtdu¡;. C'lehiueUs 8tt .dy çrlURtu1 at nnc1 i{\n TeLvrifle Wuek- full up, and oiv*. bionally dearer for good nnd line graiuj best silvers a*ameasier; Honduras silvers sold well. ltlC, rather J1njf:l". Cotton 111arl.et remains quiet. Jute uuaiicrud laiiow New, about ¡;8 spot, L1HPotovL Proijocl aiAUK £ T, Wtdueadiiv.— S iirur* {lll, at the lnt decline. Coffee quwt, Kioo il!:v(rd >N txate ci' geda, 35s to 15s 'Jd rr cwt. Spirits ttf turifBtfoe, iios cd, Petroleum, ltN (per g^ilou t5 i»e oil 4Us per cut. tiotued oil a8 to 31", t; t p«r « wt, l'blw oil bieady, Ttulow aud iu :lil.lii. r8.t. l- lJ.,tH;U. La i, -tJ,- JU800W Cttdb CnrsaKn Soma* AURgrt. W du ;s- 'Y:Batbt"r mor" hn^iitjss donv, uud pnoy j show m. \1ne ilm Tuesday. raoviAtosb i.owiK>r eOVISWN 5iA-.K»:t, Wednesday.— Bottor vV'iiU AUi!'« atx^'i 'tiona Swedish, 1t, 112? to I:I,? NoJ'tua1'dy. 10-, to t" 114, I'? '1 12'4, to 1:2 v cJrJ s nttl° —OUiry «for frri*h or American Hu-on qmor l,,tvlou» \aue8 Haais Pnm« new Irish 1 n^lec^ d. Lard remains dad. iCVii^l^a-n e, nuiftt Au.cr.tuL, yu to o?«». wool J T ONION V ?'L MATIKKT, Wcditas'l iP —W(V ). I.v'. ¡'Yltl.r:a:t 11 ;1: :l:);' ?7\1" J, t 1' I-yrt. Vhilhp, 1,471? 8ydnor and O^eewd.m.V ttOvltju'e, :2?1. Kc\s Z« u'aud, 1t bwun Kivot, U7 Uivcr Plt. 16 \"t;IWU3. CJw>d| attendance of buyers, and Huolug nctaû at firm prices!. COAL IOKOON 'Jr, MARgrT, Wc-lnes lay.—The demm l tor hn1 coal .vimned good to-daj-, at. hist w»'s No tisrtte)' s Qt t;i«rket. Htton, 2(' Kusr. U"rlev"i i:' iou-Woa, It's 61 Fotton l,ou», 17, :M ';=> •• ? !„ l.t !u: uir, 17s 6,1. Sbip.k bold, io; t ifca, 55. Ki:T.\1c. HLAnMt L-to taot. W«««KT. TTpdaosday. A Oat market in tbe aflornoon. Ðllncb raportod at "i-> 1t each, ami ;>2s tl tuc niotith. Buyer*. !tU: seluir.' 52s I:.ù eaab. i.osdob Mini MAREET, "WedDosilay.—Copiwr (1 it. Gt. (Id rrfiiuJry *-1>U £ ,J> to KU(-; Wallaroo, XT* 10h 1',11'11..1:7: :JSt.' V"!>s Calle nre sold iu Ijon lun ,It K> 1 per Huit. Tin Urmpt', 'HId more demand. Am- tr:\h"D ?71'.s t' £ f>8; fctnots quoted at £ t:H to 96,; 1" cui'i' /1" elUV i: l W too £ 19 15s l ..('JJ 1' < <1 w«'1bm(Ist.—Mskcs of finish! 1 1 full rates, 1311 tba basis of £ 8 lun k,r tJ]' "'1 :W'trH, wht» had b(>eT holding oil, ut J l,J SHch »ate«. Hoiler pluteH are im. l'l'(\{\d ft t:ll- .hPetli u.re active, [It £;5 5s for gUva. ^ii!rfa-L8 iVc '<? N"w HI',tj,h Iron C'-Py cia. r 't.it 'S "r, 5* ^nd tbeit work r»m»iaeL,M. A 1: wfr8 tor tu",kit ClhtÜl i.,ou. has 0'1' st.1]'tft at Av. »', in ftl'tn,t.\ Bvi.rievjiill %?*?.* ^b»m "ou has 'OF,,u starStHl at at .1:<1 for ciuùf)r fj\1ahtH\s. t'

thO;.HD:)niUj'bLeJin to the propnctcr, ..Y. a conein cf 6 bad been autFerme for a Ion* time from rheumatism, Mhe tried WMie'e V(?etaM« hheun?tic iiilH, ?.d spoeoiiy c?ed. He knows of many otbers who Lave been .d -a enn confidently recw:uniend these pU., .?, tho b.t remedy he ever bum! of.- l'i-e; ared by J. Wade, ULennt.t.t.??Uy. ut Is. ))U ?. i?.. 4-. Po?fr? 14, aj. U Stsir pe, Sold by ail ohomiatg. London IK n IP4., ber, v xirAi-iM wiir.oux oiFmciNE, meotivoniBnce. or ex. peEM, rëtorcd by Dc B?Bity'sDMitnics Hsvai mta Abaijca Foon, which repairs the mu-ious membro.no of "c?tc.machttudbowei?Mfircncwsthob?d rhpnlly, curing cBectually chroub indi*o«tion (ilv- repsia), habitual ?listipation, diarrhœa, iiwworrLoi??'-? ]? P'Uiht?, flatnlency, DervousUfM?, bilidusue? all kinds ,f fevers, 80re thr..t?, C&.Wttlu¡, colds iuttu- en.a, Iwises iu the head and oars, rùeU1&tiBm, gout, I)o?c,rty ??d impuritiesof tbobl,?LLt?rul)tious,)iytst?-riZ ?unJgM u'ritnt.ihty, ?eepIeiiSu?9.l?t,p?'ts?)?.'? acidity, watcrbrash, palpitation, heartburn, heaitioh^ debility, (Ix?psy, t?ps, ?pasm-, ??ea, and vouutinJ after eating; eveu in pregnanef vr at sea, uiuking fits, congbs, asthma, bronchitIs, c.?U.Ptio., ,.ha-ti.. epilepbY, diabowø, paralysis, waatiug ?ay? -d tire fe"erich aud b;ttcr !.ute on awakening, or -I b?' tpLMto or dr¡uk, ?. yo?' m?ru? B?'?i? adnJts and .M.eaM cbiia?n. M.9W coree of cMca considered hopeless. It contains four times M umch uc.ui7i'Lment *A iucat. I? i. t.b, DM?) food W mr deli?te inf&nh i,uc?&,(u])y?J to overcome all infantine diflieulties ir. tcethm? weamnt measles, fevers, rcstlexsTiess, diarrhoei, aruptions. Fed on this food ints thrive better than nu nurs? DIHk. the -t rest].. eveB tt"'P t.?dty .1i,?ight tb??,,Kh It MYM M timM its .?t ? dr? ImMr. t.u.?? ut.oB-Thi?y.arf' ?;d?.rvedMdw?td. wide MputatiOB of Oa j?rry? i?! k-uj lel Jme ::J)aD p ..{ttm;8 rr)I' ,{:e I  Fye ?"7 Che?sw. of Advioo toaMother. au?btHiMut .h?f.. M.i d??Mod Lu 1 liMr? a tood to be tho best. Hkewiaa Ur. B. E. Bouth pb?tct.m to the ammritau Hosj?t? for W. tM Cmldreo. declBres Amou? tbe ,mot.W ."tatances Du Barry's KeM?attttf&Mc?MUteb?t. ?  MDt<mi(j &II the ete:?eut9 of u?iik." und cc5^'lu ^lfi influence many womm ?d chil-Im. +t? hat <. *« under its Snccted with atrophy and B?rtMr dobility h?a ej? plete»y 'T?'?- Dr. WilU. WattMO R)B)?ie, of 7. Beane/d, 1, 1r,, to W" -it- to the La'ket Du HMTt » Ie>od is worth it3 weiKhc in gold, C<tM N" cliromc dyspepbia, nervousness, sieeples.sue.^ low f:¡: 'l:ltil"l ;'li::e1 ??.r??ubte 'm? Mtu?t) eize-nueeries I efdurou, and for which I tried the best advice in vain. For live months I have lived entirely on Dn BMTy'a Eevalenta AtlMc? eooa. I never felt so welJJu Diy Jife a# I do D"W. all the s^eil- iUBMdcervouam-Bshtvm<t)eft me; 1 81p well ?u(t fe*J bBI'P Rev. Chaelfs Tcsoit, Into curate ot St Mtny s, CardiN. Monmouth, 3ufh of ??J?t? {M'?! :iir¡HV&le:D:: Ft?i °rS:br' nrvokod for aU chmttes) t)eUa. ? tins o? ilb. t &) l!b No ?d. Zib. 1;? Slb. 14.; 121b, 8 ,,b!6,?. DC ?BBYe Bjtf?.mNM ?t?BtOt CHOCOLATK.- Powder in tiu canister* for 12 .mps at fc- M cuP d.' 3a 6d: 48 ?. 6.: ? cuM 3?: 57# u ,t 114 D? B4JI.T Eevalkbta BisctiTS.-They soothe the most tmt?Me stomach tud nerves, in nuneoa md eM?. npm.eveDu?p?esr??M)cy or at sea, heart! urn. and the feverish, acid, u bitter biBle on waiiug up, or "aM",1 by tobacco or dirnking.—lib, Sa 6&' i ab. Ge: 1 "41bD. » 1i8a.*>- b. 32.; 211b. ev.. Co UA R AND Co. (LmiTBD). No. 77. Bescat 8trAI:;d,,I)W:O'a,,LI:J.L 8' Ge aad ( hcD.Mts i? the wor?.— :oM in this district j A dtma. t.?. by lay W« nd Co, j T. Jcnos and Co.t W!.t.?!.? and h. A. hJv:, ?. Wmd-etrctt. '.?..r).?f.. 1.? r,)cer

WHAT ARE POLITICS? I I wo. III. x oiitics are not a Ii?ht and trivial subject, but That which demands the closest attention of tbe best powers of the human miDd, mutually C.- oper?ticg in perfect equilibrium, and paying due attention to the claims of the heart and the head the affections aLd th? intellect; the soul as well as the body. There is a peculiar training, eon- tinuous and severe, requisite to form a wise politician. No profession so inexorably demand? great powers, intense application, close watching of all phenomena, ana boundless versatility of genius, and knowledge co-extensive with the uni- verse of being, astin- successful pursuit of politics. Its, text-book is man. Its object the greatest good to the greatest number. The sum and substance of every science and all knowledge is the science cf politics, towards which every other knowletge tends. All the discoveries and researches in the starry heavens above, and on the earth be. neath, and in the waters under the earth, are sub- servient to this sublime scicnce; and the value of every other knowledge depends upon, and is measured bytheextcnt ot it* usefulness in rendering astistance to understand thoroughly tho true and een-preheni-ive import of political knowledge an t political action. And before this noble science can be fully understood a man must be, to a cer. tain degree, acquainted at least with the rudi- ments, or the results, of every other science and Knowledge; which thing has not yet been attained to but by the favoured few, and, accordingly, an adequate knowledge of politics is not the common property of the many. And it i? an impera- tive duty upon all those that hold high and responsible positions to edu- Calc the populace in those things indispensably necessary to ona'ulc them to act laithluily and honestly according to tho political responsibilities of their stations and avecatione. For the greatness and prosperity ot every country depend upon the political light 01 the subjects. the political light of the citizen ought to be commensurate with his political power. It is not a safe thin? for a country that its children Euould be i;;MrM)t ot political knowledge. As long as mon to whose hands political power is entrusted are ignorant of political truths and inquiries there is no safety for the constitution of the country, ncr for any other human fabric. To rouse the !JJ,8ÎOOd whilc the intellect remains unenlightened is x most dangerous experiment. No nation, or country, has ever passed through this terrible crisis without verging on the brink of darkness and decay, exhausted in its resources, and shorn of its power. And God only knows how near we reached the edge of this awful chasm in tho) aut-imn ct li /<>. And hero we might remark that if half the power and energies that arc mis- chievously expended by our political leaders in vilifying and traducing one another were utilised in enlightening the nation in the elements of politieial science, the prosperity of the country would be more secure, and the influence of Britain for good on the world would be tenfold enhanced. And we might furnish a long cata- logue of national revolutions iu ancient and n,odern times that put an end to strong govern- ments because their subjects did not fully under. stand their true wants and duties political. From the ancient histories of Wales and Greece, and that profound atd sad utterance" If thou hidgt known in this thy day the things that pertain to thy peace," own to tne Constantinople and Paris of our day, politic-il ignorance has been a fertile source of national suffr-ring and humiliation, And if Gre-tt Uritain is to cc utinuj in the future happy and prosper- ous, and to influence other natous for good, ai the home of political and religious freedom, eb?i must enlighten her people with the knowledge ot the nature and conditions of the permanency and stability of kingdoms. Nor, in treating this snbject, we must endeavour at least to rise abyc the bounds and exigencies of party, bigoted and one-sided, and not to make it a vantage ground to advance and plead the na-row end s and aims of blind partisanship and political arbitioyi nor to seek the good of one class of The population at the npeme of the whole country. The prosperity and weal of the British Empire ought to be our aim, and not of this party or that party to which we may happen to belong by accident or by con- viction. And this is the point which I wish to call your attention to, that yon may exercise your political power intelligently and conecieutious'.y for the good, in the truest and fullest sense of the word, of the whole nation and not a part only. Aul I will endeavour to put before you the rights of man, and the duties of riaiii as a responsible citizen of the llritieh Empire, And i tirmiy be. lieve that it is a most dangerous thing for any Due" Ide treating of politics to ignore the de- mands and neceS8itie" of the mind and heart, supposing that politics have to do with the bo iy alcne. If the legislators of a country in enhancing and fostering the comforts of the body, and the materia] weaith of a i-at:.>n, iorget tint umii is an inimorial being, they will cooirr.it an awtully fertile mistake, ard the c.uatry will terribly sutler for it sooner or ia-.er. Con? queutiy the true science of politics demands the study of moral principles, as weU as discoveries, physical wants, national aspirations, and historical investigations. It is not safe for legiela'.ore to forget that man lias soul and l-)u,V. aLd that to dvthe, and beautify t)?, bo.iy alone iB like sending: a Urge and magnificently built vessel, under full sails, au::iUt the whir, ci?etcd billows of ;hc hurricane, ir/arialod ocean, withont redder or baliat, 0 how Boon it w?i I fall a prey to the storm angered monsters of t'. c deep. So is a 11:ti(JlJ when its ruicrs former the calls liivice in their too eager advancement of i>. ¡ mateiial (,0n:fOlt" r1014} ccr,; iwylj = I

I FOOTBALL. I TH!! KOOTHALl. CHALLENGE CIT. 1 IM H UeAIIOKliAN in 1,1; V OLl:O; rr. ICA I:, DIFF) v. Llandoveut Coli.i.gk.—I'ne first tie for the South Wales Challenge Cup was played at the Swansea cricket fielu on Wednesday between the above teams, and resulted in a viotory for the Llandovery College. The weather was as un. favourable as it could be, rain falling fast during the afternoon and making the ground in very bad condition for play indeed, some portions of it were covered with water. Notwithstanding these depressing circumstances the play was carriad On with great spirit by both teams, and finished about 4-0, when the score was one goal .tod nine touches down for Llaudoverv College, against or. „> touch-down for the Tenth G.R.V. COWBEIWIK GBAMMAR St'HOOI. v, Xksv!' Team.—Ihe ,11001 could not expect to be a match' for a place like Newport, and so only presumed to play the second twelve, but, as a matter of fact, their opponents induded several men who fre- quently play in the best matches. The game l c-azne off ut Newport on Saturday. Eailtou t kicked off for Newport. The ground, not i1H, proved by a previous match that afternoon, between some of the boys of the town, was dread- tuliy slushy. and made it utterly impossible for anyone to run far or fast with the ball. The match therefore chiefly consisted of a succession ¡ of a,rimmageo, in which the greater weight of the Newport men naturally overpowered the boys, who were not often able to carry the ball into th, enemy's quarters. Nevertheless, b; in8h¡ I pulled tho match out of the live, w".Dig by )I"? goal to four. I

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. I loiHoriins. GIAKOI1GU¡SIIlBK-Friùa,. W?voe Village—11 r*«»itoMM«KK, SfUK—y?day. t'M?MBC Cr?S- roada-ll, PUnlERGAI:F-F,'jú&y, V-Uudre—Hi 30 POWELL'S, Mn.—yhday, TreHc.;h Church—10 M. Im??K-ThtU-M?y. 6-rw. Bn?e-M W' T]).ED?(i.??!—???ur??j..y, UttMtiMu ijhdeu—t045 Valk or lowr—i ridjiy, AbenuarUis Toll-gate—10.30, VAL. OF Owili—inday, Feitru=?lu.3o. T „ HAB1UKKS, ??"' LifCT.-CoM'ti? Dt\iu-Fri?y. DoU"lt- BEAOLE8. tAEii/nrnrr;—Thursday, Vstra-l Gate—10 30. I

TMCM H'MTAn?.-?M a m.cM.M ?trMt.- S'd^l?ia "0I5* '?? ?- (H n-l,. by post), 1i' ?.re md & H?oMp?M?h.?.t? <?.?"?'??*' ?? ?<?<?Y. I«a<to? í;ardiJf, l)TlllIC, 8, Qu"¡¡..uoo; J 0.11. li;ùII'r+,N,ot t rvr-a,i,n,i ? :oIIr'ree5, L%9 | I 1_- tfONST. STBICTLY PRIVATK,-C.M imm?). ??' E3 from U to ?0 to H<.<Muboi.tr? Lz*' M Chamco. GertUm^n, F.m6r. ?) ?*?  on their btu?ho:d f?ri,itam ? ?.i.?7' lenses, or nthnr !n'tlncr ?.f "•/ ». i remote or pa?dty if re<t-tr.?'"t,? coenfj, distau-e 00 ol j ct, A,ro? c, f ( LU'BtUMoant? AUtppi.fB'iOBf!'??'?-? I lU.neaiatcb- atten-jed to. Era:.<.b 1> t: t:b'ÎI¡I. :r; '0 ?('rt.M; Alply to H<.WM? "caM ?'r'-MM'-il: Bojp.1). crook her* town CM<Ltt. 8oi:.?ML?' mtt?e?_ *? M.m JBEHRKNS.14?(rth?t.,JL.p?Ma?7 iM- eea. Adt?.!ces rtah from Ciu t., t? ?'<. ?'- men. Schoolmasters, Farmets. C?r. Tr?wn? MicLanies, without sureties, up.? t?u?hoid ?' tU)e (KhhoutMtuovtt). FMTo Stock. Mous-n-lwJ or deposit of Jeweller), 8ilver, Ac. P.einyni.i« t»^ stalmenta. Privacy guaranteed, :t *f.. fcUbiccBS erceives iL.u.cdiate a.tU-r.c. Cuiaz,! (withip 200 11-iles) waited upou at a day notioe preliminary charges, 1?5H E?..?a.d SOD, J5. B)?")treet. Ne'rr?r-. Men. A f ? IVATE?enUemM A DV &M,. h. ?gn.t'- A A5 to £ *Qt ? Ftrnen.. t: ;(.'? others upon Ho eh?d Furu.ture ?. j» ?mo? depc'8t ,f JweJl r) ?uth?ttu?t.. nn ?' crcoan'.y. Bet.ttym?t<m?;entt< t.j<n<e? bï; J:iij:='i;l :t.' 3, w.tl onrne-cresf«ii»t, <Är' ilL L"let.c, ?0 ™ £ÙUU  fe '*?" 0n RDY t.:g t.t .?.?Ap?'. i; -M??J fonally, t> the Ac i.t Pri.mo 01S—I, ti.?ll croafvnt, « V'< 1 -irfttion Batb.. ?0 ??A????.P'iu.M)y Auv. T?TT?h P*0* *J{,lih^/«VJUOrt,, tWto'v, -u 1r?<Fun.tui. ?Je.?ihuut ''r?.? ?r' L'n'mfy. £ e^myij<> by iLa'al n:u-? 1. ? t S;IE:I:"I;!î::¡Y¥:i.t s" \U. ?? ]. h < ?< t ?<?Mtj':A()tu.?..t)n?Mtf-. &?,000C2 and apt)'?, on the «>■ I)M'rfttTcr.s.—<n.y.or?<ir<.?, ?-. Sube-s' !\il.-Cou4tr comtLuuications i»roiLi t!y &tter'> ku— Hr F?SESrwr MJJ *aT'HE!H?: t?te A?r- 1\1 Fi:;i,, ¡;: » trow  t «)/ w ..u Mon)?« '( rt.o:d ? ?. ,(,I Pr?pM-?; Lnd from tSC t. &S(, M < b^urity^ Im* ton Oi k( t ?'beLt:NT oa L&S?) 4; k;20? c?"t H ?.,e 5;. I Cent,; in L. "IllIti?? of Moninoutb ar Glaayrft: -Aadre? t.?W? a '°,- Maol UIfi. '-??. ist¥;.c Lombard WAN AND DISCOC? CJ?tPA!?.?. b advMi^d t?.. AZ i <j. -0 hoiden, larni(-rB, Cierkt*, TrudeMMtL- A;'■ mi? tM)!iHc ?ecurt'? *)t)?. ?.?. tea ?; premihee, at e*ay mtea, and rev-'juo. to SUIt t)'9 borrower. AHSO, tbe H;li' w., w V. V ontjepoMt6Q( P?tt, Jet?Uet),t'?\ the money n aJvauod.—Afiplj, <. t- tbo uantietr, A,fld bart-*?!, >- l- Cardiff. Branch OiliueB13, l>ftv;r. »a*r; 2, UniOiVrtieet, Bridget: '• »; 'r Brihtol; Si, St. Jan;f8'B i«aradf, li»:. street, Pont)pridd attendance*very 3-*????J?J?/ the r.tU?t!l:?. tt?t..( (r.. A10 to L*??k), fvr ?L )).I::U, private H(Hlb.ül.itjr, ¡'ar4 LOtJghJg.ùoufo;e ÄL"t"¡.rM. ana. Tr,, • own Kc-curity, wIHJ'I1l! any kit. t; »trictent privacy guaranteed. Uu- r rta direct from the Bank will tal) n „ flpplioantin Envtand or Aalea a 1 ul applied for. Borumers can ai^c«.^ ..r-e.v?< niopey thn,.ugh lb? p?ot. (jt.t.tune ?j'j? cbately artEL<kd to—Apply jht». uw.r t^- H fjrw.LtJed. A. a. -*t, ^{^r. 15HM Lm 4 f\( W i ready to be adr, u hift r  ?)( )<t "? ?' M tdT.? ? ? .n?t bolde, revereioae, &uh.ilt. or i rl toM«rsrh. John .19 end Co., ll-=:l}bCl1;!l [Jt. '¡: )k1ort"n_fB 0: per^ii -d .?b?r et?.r«e L. .ith ,w,tb?, fe -s.-o?s X,14, NURSB PHILLIFci PAUU' X* U S.Jul E.ST fiL^. I Th-w.«ioelie.-i Ai'kHlWI PILL .rtWit.* havu^i esnu ingenoi-al use for S6 )t.4: Thej a'!» pe 'l!JY feooiuine^uou f.t F. perec^ I crnor.Te ""C.Jntutut. i th.3 OOR^ J,abO&lJ!Ao': tN' bi UMACii -d iiUWEIS. -d 1 -uo-e J*-1 aeiiou of t1e LA 'lr; tiiey re>iiev« t LL :<?. tL..I:ir'?N.?A??Y. Li ",llit"nb incident t. them Th) ?e tm t: efer: tiling uucio>i«, :iad i4baoJnl, !tt.\1e-J J \{ Ar>')1l1:'4tts UDl1o:oø88U'y, especia.lv On: • p4-r-.droti o1Jly b,) 'ijJ U; A1.EWUU1>, Jji.f CAST) fc-S^CAPfc e- r a, .) in PO>t ?M" If. 0. u. M Er^cted iubstantially, and at "t cost, with or without Isterier #/ SC]IOCLS, (: PORTABLE .V BOOSES,  U ') &c. ??.??— ti-ni I <. Iron Cburihe?.■■■-■ ?' — Kentish Tewn. L- ? ? A. V '??)tMth Vt M. t. ?. Peo?t. c 1^ t&iM". 3?? '< G- RUfAULT AND CO" CIE:J: T 7. RUE 1,E LA Pi-.).'t!.LA!TC. 1 ?''?' KATICO.t?ter tl?u?B?m. Cr.? -?'? Vegetable Matico inject on and CRI 'L ether wcdic'iUtft h:v»c failed tbe-< ;f::J:¡Yo.brl'; ,¡ "Y' onre of sevro, recent, and chronic ,s Tb"t'Mai?di?<hc Ho«t.tt?e ?' ? b,.t.d Dr.d are fuW 911; • .r v; remedies bitbert<< kr.own. Piicc per br-^le • Cnp3nleH. 4r-fd]»er box. Ai r j y' 06U Soa. 3_ Kv\v^te.at#eet; aid u»i" d,mi8tø,  CGEORGE'S COCGH B?LS? WHKK OTHKE ki,AEDIES H.L yo-arCOUOH, COLD, ASTHMA, i yoj.rCOUGH.COI.D.ASTHMA.i .??? -Y lir f a i>OTTr.E of 0K''i^ BAL8AAI. Take it Meordir-tt?th. '? and report its Aitm-Sous Powers toy. • -N..> h'OTK.—C»ne co»-e reUevee, at-d h •* gold i, bottl". at le lid ai d lie frd, by Propr.tttor, B. A Geo'ge, Pentrc, Pent: ■' Jivporiant ar.J iitcrcstiug teetuuv n.a.-A2r: Iw U 5 l\ I ¡-L:EE8CgG 0 J' IA L E W o 0 y: SALINE APBBIEN-. DR. HAboALI S hta report,*y»t—ifnd thutiun* .-jj are pure, oarefculy a^ueoted, aitd w*U A It a mild amd al)eriout." It i? ta?e, aCotHv.al. ?d \t '?  lInlac all C tm^tional Decikiwwnent? temtH»rarr CoIJjObtiùU, aii«ina /rom ';1. i r ■ ot Alocbolio Beveragaa, Binouane^.s, r- k. J ril:'tO Ù1r.. M 8M all i^eraoi-j reaiding in tropioal &"usut allnstiu Prepaid only tu KDwm AJLEWOOD CASTilvcW SWANSEA. To b8 c btained tl roorb an V, ucin* VK;} JpOUE OOLDilE l) Mf: JJOKWICK S QKD 1\1 cv\L JJJAKlNU Ibifc bad tlie above extraordinary nwn <' 7*' riority over every other Baking p. w.u.r. many tLou8ftcd of families for lnio.1" puddinga, Ac., light and who1ftaome. < pack eta, ard ed, I. 2s 0d, »nd 5s pt, Orocere. fichoob*. families, and hote'^t x- tho ttd and 6ebi«o, a» thi-re ia a ciu*. r:and FuH)tt«t by ?e  •? i"L 1<U¿¡I', ttd ? -KST t??.-M.Ut -;tRi.. of. ? P'? ) twn. It' th. uM? "I Ghn-c.?. t <- )) and » Cflc*. «t. -»* r •rUl'BS^AY. Awl Krvea I