The Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette

LLANTRISSANT AND TAFF VALE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. "VOTICE is hereby given, that the FIFTH ORDINARY i\ HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of this Company will be held at the WniTE LION HOTRL, Broad-street, Bristol, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of August, 1*63. = The Chair will be taken at 1.20 p.m. JAMES POOLE, Chairman. Cardiff, August 3th, 1863.

ELY V^LEi^RAU^AY. NOTICE is hereby given, that the TWELFTH ORDI- 1 NARY MEETING of the Proprietors in this Company will be held at No. 7, ANGEL-STREET, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the tvvcntylifth day of August instant, at 1 o'clock p.m. (Signed) SHREWSBURY '& TALBOT, Dated Cardiff, oth August, 1863. Chairman.

ABERDARE ^LW^COMPAN NOTICE IS IIEllEDY GI\EN,—That the next HALF- YEARLY MEETING of the Proprietors of this Com- pany will be held in pursuance of the Act of Parliament, at the Secretary's Office, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Bristol, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of August instant. The Chair will be taken at 2 o'clock precisely. NOTICE is also hereby given, that the Books kept for the re- g s-ration of Transfers will be CLOSED from SATURDAY, the 22nd day of August instant, until after the holding of the said Meeting. JOHN CURTIS, Exchange Buildings, Bristol, Secretary. August 6tb, 1863.

SWANSEA AND NEATH RAILWAY. mHE. Extension of the Vale of Neath Railway to Swansea 1. open for PUBLIC TRAFFIC. The Directors of the Vale of Neath Railway have to an- nounce that trains for the Conveyance of Passengers will commence to run on SATURDAY, August 1, 1863, and that stations have been provided at Swansea (Wind-street), Briton- ferry-road, Neath Abbey, and Neath, to and from which passengers will be booked to all Vale of Neath stations. For Time and Fare Tables, see the Company's Published Bills. FIRST AND SECOND CLASS DAY TICKETS Will be issued at all stations at a Fare and a Halt for the Double Journey. Those issued on Saturdays will be available until the following Monday. THIRD CLASS RETURN TICKETS At a Fare and a Half will be issued by the Saturday Evening Trains, which will be available until the following Monday. MARKET TICKETS. At Reduced Fares, will be issued from all stations-on Wed- nesdays to Neath, and oil Saturdays to Swansea anJ Merthyr ON SATURDAYS, EXCURSION TICKETS, At about One Fare for the Double Journey will be issued to and from all stations. Passengers from or for South Wales Stations West of Swansea will change at Swansea or Neath, at their option, and for Stations East of Neath, at Neath. Omnibusses will run betv-.s °n the South Walea and Vale of Neath stations both at Swansea and Neath. Particulars and Fares for Excursion Parties, Special Excur- sion Trains, and all information respecting Kites for Parcels and Merchandize, may be obtained at the stations, and at the Company's Offices, Neath. By Order, JOSHUA WILLIAMS, General Manager. Neath, July 21 1863. BRISTOL & SOUTH WALES UXION RAILWAY COMPANY. PERPETUAL FIVE PER CENT. PREFERENCE SHARES. f I R^r F \TT°W to 'S3U0 a limited amount SHARES. ^PETUAL PREFERENCE The Whole Amount of .£25 per Share will be received at at once, viz., 41 per Shaie as a Deposit, and £2c1: per Share in advance of Calls, on which o per cent, interest will be paid half-yearlv on the 1st January and on the 1st July On Shares allotted upon which the Allottees do not desire to pay the whole amount in advance, the Calls will be payable as under :— Deposit on Allottmeut fl per Share. 1st July, IStjd 6 1st January, 18(3-5 ••• 6 1st July, 1865 6 „ 1st January, 1866 6 » £25 per Share. Applications to be made to the Secretary, at the offices of the Company, 52, QUEEN-SQUARE Bristol, or to either of the Bristol Stock Brokers. By Order, t, • 01 r P?EoRD BRUTON, Secretary- Dated Bristol, 31st July, 1863, < 1 XOTICES. IIOWELL'S CHARITY, LANDAFF SCHOOL. A l'PLICATIONS for the PAY BOARDER VACANCIES il. in the School will be considered by the Local Governors at their Monthly Meeting on the 3id Sept. next. Forms of application can be obtained from Mr. CHARLES LeAR D, Cardiff, the Clerk to the Local Governors. The sum charged for the Board, Washing, and Maintenance of each Pay Boarder is £ 20 per Annum, in addition to the cost ot her Clothing. There are at present Two Vacancies. By order of the Governors, CHARLES LUARI), Cardiff, Aug. 4, 18G3. Clerk. GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. THE following CONTRIBUTIONS have been announced X towards the FuSD for ADDITIONAL BUILDING*, ALTERA- TIONS, and IMPROVEMENTS — Amount previously advertised 1229 13 1 Messrs. Spiller and Browne. "olj 5 0 Mr. G. W. Harrison 1 1 0 G. S. Stovve 1 1 n » Tf'L"V")f 200 „ Thomas Luiott 5 5 0 Messrs. S; D. Jenkins and Co. 2 2 0 „ F. Primavesi and Sou 3 3 0 „ Da vies and James i i n Mr. R. J. Todd iio David Davies, Esq., Dlaengwawr "(5 s n W. Vachell, Esq. G. T. Clark, Esq., Dowlais House (in addi- t;on to £1;j) „ I') t) f) £1314 2 1 Leaving a sum exceeding .£1,700 still unliquidated. Further contributions will be thankfully received by WM. DONE BUSHELL, C¡lrdiff, 30 .J uly, 1863. Treasurer.

TO CONTRACTOTS, &c., THE ROATH LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH are pre- L pared to receive TENDERS for the EXCAVATION and CONSTRUCTION of about 800 Yards of BRICK MAIN SEWERS, and other Works connected therewith in accordance with Plans and Specifications which may be seen at the office of Mr. JOHY WILLIAMS, Tenby Villa, Roath Surveyor to the Board. Sealed Tenders, marked Roath Local Board of Health Drainage Works," to be sent in on or beforejthe 17th AUGUST addressed to the Clerk of the Board. Th., Board do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any other TeUller. THOS. H. ENSOR, Clerk to the Board. CANTON LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD. To CONTRACTORS, BRICKLAYERS, &c. TIIE Canton Local Government Board are prepared to receive i Tenders for the construction of a TWO-FOOT BARREL CULVERT, and other Works, on part of the Cowbridge Road, within their district. Specifications and Drawings may be seen at the office of Mr. THOMAS WARING, C.E., Cardiff. Sealed Tenders, addressed Cowbridge Road Drainage," to be delivered at my Office on or before 8th ACGUST next. By Order, CLEMENT WALDRON, Cardiff, 23rd July, 18o3. Clerk to the Board. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, PENARTIT. PERSONS desirous of CONTRACTING fürtheBUILDING f and Completion of a CHAPEL, SCHOOL-ROOM, and other Works, at I'knaRTir, near Cardiff, may inspect the Drawings and Specificati'in at No. 2, Vestry, Wesley Chapel, Charles-street, Cardiff; from the 12th to the 22nd inst., between the hours 0f 9 a.m. and 0 p.m. Sealed Tenders, endorsed "Tender for Chapel, Penarth," to be delivered not later than the 26th inst., addressed to ilIr. Wm. PRICE, NO. 6, Brighton Terrace, Cardiff. NOTE. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. C. E. BERNARD, Architect, August 6th, 1803. Cardiff. GLAMORGAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. mlIE FIRST FLOWER SHOW, 1 under distinguished Patronage, will be held in the SOPHIA GAl<DElSS, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, 20th August next, when upwards of £ 160, with a SilverCnp of the value of £ 1010s. Od. will be competed for, and liberal V Prizes are offered for the best fruit and vegetables exhibited by Labourers and Cottagers. Full particulars with schedule of Prizes and Rules may be obtained on application to the Honorary Secretary. Gentlemen, wishing to contribute to the funds of the Society, will please to pay their subscriptions to THOMAS WOODS, Esq, National Provincial Bank, Cardiff. By Order of the Committee, ED WARD PAYNE, (Wharf, Cardiff,) Cardiff, 21th June, 1863. Honorary Secretary.

SWANSEA, JULY 31st, 1863. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership 1* heretofore existing between us, the undersigned, carry in" on business at Swansea, in the County of Glamorgan, as Shin and Insurance Brokers and Coal Merchants, under the style of "CORY, YEO & CO. was this day DISSOLVED 'by the retirement of the undersigned John Cory and Richard Cory the younger, in favour of Messrs. Thomas Cory and < Frank Ash Yea, by whom only the business will iu future be carried on. Dated this Thirty-first day of July, One Thousand Eight Hundred aud Sixty-three. JOHN CORY, RICHARD CORY, JUX., THOMAS CORY, F. A. YEO.

TROUT AND SEWIN FLIES. ARTIFICIAL COACHMEN, Red and Black Ants, Palmers, A Coch y Bondy, Moths and other killing Trout and Sewin Flies, of very best make, Is. Gd. per dozen, free by post- Superior SALMON Flies 6d. each; Hooks on Gut, 6d. per doxen. FJyand other Lines Id. yard; London Patent and Furnished lines; Eel-hooks, Kirby and best Limerick Hooks S ilk worm Gut. J. RUSHER, STATIONER AND TEA DEALER, 16, Angel-street, Cardiff. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. £150 FOR HALF-A-CROWN. AUQUST MONEY CLUB. 8,000 SHARES OF 2s. 6d. EACH. FIRST PRIZE, ,£150 Os. Od.; Two Prizes ofdEoO each; 1. Two of £25; Five of £20; Ten of £ 10; Twenty of £5 Fifty of £2 and Fifty of tl each, The DRAWING to take place on MONDAY, the 31st of August. Either Stamps or Post-Office Order, and two directed Stamped Envelopes, one for the Tickets and one for Result-list of Prizes. Address—W.U. BLAND, Devon Arms, Devon-street, Liverpool. IMPORTANT CAUTION. DRAPERS ARE DECEIVED. fTUIE Public is defrauded by inferior and worthless X Crinolines, stamped Thomson's Patent." Messrs. THOMSON, the only Crinoline Manufacturers who received a PRIZE MEDAL in 18G2, never stamp their goods as above, but always with their Trade Mark—a CROWN. DO NOT BE DECEIVED. FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK. STEERAGE PASSAGE REDUCED TO FIVE GUINEAS (£5 55.) UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. «&k n rrHE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and K 1 PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend despatching their Full Bttig' Powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam ships, calling at QUEENSTOWN, to embark Passengers and Despatches, as follows:- FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF BALTIMORE Wednesday, 12th Aug. CITY OF LONDON Wednesday, 19th „ CITY OF LIMERICK Friday, 21st „ CITY OF NEW YORK Wednesday, 2Gth „ And every Wednesday, and every alternate Fridiy. Cabin Passage 15,17, and 21 Guineas, according to the accommodation. Forward Passage, 5 Guineas, including all Provisions cooked. for CANADA, the UNITED STATES, and BRUIbil COLUMBIA, boo*ked through on very advan- tageousterms. for further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water-street, Liverpool. 7" • «'f i. i ,r v FIRST SHOW • GLAMORGANSHIRE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. "j\TESSRS. ELLS & NEAL beg to invite the Ladies of Cardiff and Neighbourhood to inspect their Stock of FETE DRESSES, cScc. E. & N. have bought a Stock uf Choice GRENADINE SHAWLS at a Great Reduction. DRESSMAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 21, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. SALES BY AUCTION. I CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. I I SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. MESSRS. WATKIN.I & STEPHENSON are instructed Lv J. L. White, Esq., who is leaving Cardiff, to SELL by AUCTION, at his Residence BJIADLEY HOUSE, Crock- herbtown, on TUESDAY, 18th August, 1803, the very superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Efleets on the Premises, comprising,— DINING ROOM —Mahogany Dining Table with two inkts and 1 deal ditto, handsome mahogany Sideboard with plate glass back, mahogany What-not, 10 mahogany Chairs in Morocco, hair stuffed, easy Chairs, Engraving, Brussels Carpet and Rug, Fender and Fire-irons, damask Curtains, Pole, &c. DRAWING loo Table, ditto (lilto;S rose- wood Chairs, ditto Couch, ditto easy Chairs, ditto devotional Chair, ditto What-not, pair of rosewood card Table?, Ottoman, handsome pier Glass, Brussels Carpet and Rug, steelJFender a..d Fire-iiMiis. HALL—Mahogany Hat and Umbrella Stand, pair of cm ved hall Chairs, mahogany Table, Cabinet floor Cloth, tec. LIBRARY—Four Chairs, Sofa, Books, &c. I CHINA PANTRY — Breakfast, dinner, tea, and dessert Services, cut glass Decanters, Tumblers, Wines, Jellies, Finger Glasses, &c., mahogany butler's Tray and Stand, set of papier mnche Trays, Fender, &c., large and commodious store Cup- boards. KiTcnENS—Tables, Chairs, Fenders, and the usual Culi- nary and other Requisites. UP STAIRS-Two complete suites of Furniture in oak, con- sisting of half-tester Bedstead with furniture, Wardrobe, Chest of Drawers, toilet Table, Washing Stand, cheval and swing Glasses, and towel Horse; Iron and other Bedsteads, mahogany and painted Wardrobes, chests of Drawers, Wash- ing Stands, toilet Tables, swing Glasses, &e., mahogany Pem- broke Table, hair and wool Mattresses and Palliasses, Blankets, Baths of various kinds, toilet Ware, Fenders, Caipets, &c. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.—One excellent Grey Carnage Horse, 1 ditto Bay Mare, 1 Brougham (by Rogers), in good condition, 1 Phaeton (both the above suitable for one or two Horses), handsome double carriage Harness (nearly new), Saddle, 2 side Saddles, capital Chaff Machine, Wheelbarrow, Garden Tools, Cucumber Frame, iron garden Seat, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 12 for 1 o'clock precisely. The Horses,, Carriages, &c., will be Sold at 3 o'clock. CARDIFF, GLAMORGANSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF ALPERNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS AND HEIFERS IN CALF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mf." JOHN I THOMAS, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of August, 1863, in the Yard adjo,ining-th,' CARDIFF ARMS HOTEL, CARDIFF, a Drove of ELEVEN well-selected CATTLE, viz.: — ALDERNEYS AND JERSEYS. No. Age. Expected Colour. Remarks Calving date. 1-2 years.Sept. 18th.grey and white very licit 2-2 years.Aug. 21st .yellow and white .premium heifer 3-2 years.Aug. 29th. brown and white .a rich choice colour 4-2 years.time up .red, grey, & white.prize stamped 5—3 fawii & little white, a choice cow G-2 years,Aug. 26th.yellow aud white ,an excellent show GUERNSEYS. 7—2; years. Aug. 19th.yellow and white. r two heifers to 8—2| years.Sept. 1th .yellow and while. a breeder ( invaluable 9—1 years.Sept. 8th .red and white a splendid cow 10-2 years.time up fawn and white a rare show 11—3 years.Aug. 30th.mulberry and white a prize heifer N.B. No Guernsey is genuine without a Certificate. The above Cattle are from the purest blood and choicest herd* in the Islands, selected and imported with extreme cave by Mr. EDWARD PARSONS FOWLER, sole expn-ter to the Royal Dairies. The Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock to a minute. The Cattle will be on view the morning of the Sale, and Catalogues may be bad on application at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, Cardiff: Post-olhce, Bridgend and of Mr. J. Thomas, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Cowbridge. rj-iP The Auctioneer respectfully- solicits the attention of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, to this important Sale, and would observe'that as Family Milch Cows, none can at alJ equal this justly celebrated stock, which for richness and quality of milk, are allowed to be unequalle 1, and experience has proved j them to be the smallest consumers, and the largest butter makers of any cattle in the world. NEWTON, NEAR COWBRIDGE. SALE OF STANDING CROP OF OATS. MR. JOHN THOMAS has been honoured with instruc- AL tions from Jonx SAMUEL, to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 10th day of August, 1863, the Standing Crop of 27 Acres of very superior OATS (in one Lot), stand- ing and growing on part of Newton Moors, nearly ready for harvesting. Four Months Credit will be given upon approved security, or discount allowed for cash paymems at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum. The Sale will commence at Three o'clock precisely on the field adjoining the Oats. Further particulars may be had on application to the Auctioneer, at Cowbridge. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TYTIIEGSTONE, NEAR BRIDGEND. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. JOHN THOMAS has been favoured with instructions from Mr. MORGAN THOMAS, who has given up the Newton Farm, to SELL bv AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 21th August, 1803, 100 SHEEP, 40 Head of Fat and Store COWS and HEIFERS, 6 HOHSES and It PIGS. Full particulars will shortly appear, and may be had on application to Mr. JOHN THOMAS, Auctioneer, and Land Agent, Cowbridge and Bridgend. MEllTHYll TYDFIL. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PREMISES AND REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN £301 TAFF VALE RAILWAY STOCK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. IT. W. HARRIS, at the Busn HOTEL, MERTHYR TYDFIL, on FRIDAY, the 21st day of August, 1863, at 7 o'Clock in the Evening, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced. LOT I.-All that old-established FREEHOLD INN and PREMISES called the "ANGEL HOTEL," situate in High.street, Merthyr Tydfil, now in the occupation of Mr. S. P. Thomas as tenant thereof. This Hotel is situate in the best part of the town, being near to the Taff Vale and Vale of Neath Railway Stations. The Premises are very extensive, and in good repair, having a large number of Bedrooms, good Commercial and other Rooms, extensive Stabling, excellent Browing Premises, Cel- larage, and every other convenience for carrying on a large commercial trade. Portion of the Premises in the front can be easily converted into Spirit Vaults. LOT 2.—The REVERSIONARY INTEREST in jBo04 TAFF VALE RAILWAY STOCK, to come into possession upon the death of a Lady now aged 58 years. For further particulars apply to Messrs C. II. and F. JAMES, Solicitors, Merthyr Tyàtil; or to the Auctioneer, 140, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil. SALE OF HOUSE PROPERTY AT ABERAMAN, IN THE PARISll OF ABERDARE, GLAMORGANSHIRE. To 13 E SOL D BY AUCTION, J. BY MR. LILLY, (OF BRIDGWATER), at the BOOT HOTEL, Aberdare, on TUESDAY, the lltli day of August, 1S63, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, (subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then produced), the under- mentioned DWELLING HOUSES. SHOP, BEER HOUSE, COT FACES, and HEREDITAMENTS, in the following or such other Lots as may be determined on at the time of Sale, viz. — LOT I.-All that DWELLING HOUSE known as the "Albion Inn," situate and being No. 382 on the South side of Cardiff Road at Aberaman aforesaid, containing a Parlour, Kitchen, Tap Room, 4 Bedrooms, Attic, Club Room and Cellar, now in the occupation of Mr. Walter Hannah. LOT 2.—All those Seven COTTAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Gardens or Courts behind the same, adjoining Lot 1, numbered respectively 383, 381, 385, 386, 387, 388 and 389, and now in the several occupations of David Davies, John Thomas, Charles Witstead, Benjamin Morgan, William Bjnnett, Edward Jones and James Banner, as Monthly Tenants, at. an aggregate rental of dB53 19s. per annum, the owner paying the Local Rates. LOT 3.—All that DWELLING HOUSE, SHOP, and Premises, situate and being No. 69 on the North side of Cardiff Road aforesaid, and opposite to Lot 2, now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Barnett, Pawnbroker, as Quarterly Tenant, at a rental of zC20 a year, the Tenant pay- ing the Local Outgoings. LOT 4.—All those Six COTTAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Gardens or Courts behind the same, situate on the West side of and adjoining to Lot 3, numbered respectively 63, 61, 65, 66, 67 and 68, and now in the several occupations of William John, Seth Davies, William Kerwain, Anna Cux, David Roberts, and William Griffiths, as Monthly Tenants, at an aggregate rental of X,16 16s. per annum, the owner paying the Local Rates. LOT 5.—All those Four COTTAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Gardens or Courts behind the same, situate on the East side of and adjoining to Lot 3, numbered respectively 70, 71, 72 and 73, and in the several occupations of Daniel Davies, John Parish, Thomas Thomas and John John, as monthly Tenants, at an aggregate rental of £ 36 8s. per annum, the Owner paying the Local Rates. The above Property is substantially Built, well situated, and will always command good Tenants. The several Lots will be sold for the residue of a Term of 98 years, from the 2nd of May, 1854, subject to an entire Annual Ground Rent of zCI9 8s. 4d., which will be apportioned over the several Lots. To view the Property apply to the several occupiers, and for all further particulars to the Auctioneer, or to Messrs. G. and R. POOLE, Solicitors, Bridgwater, Bridgwater, July 23rd, 1863. -0- SALES 13Y AUCTION. ANNUAL SALE OF AYRSHIRE COWS & HEIFERS. KrxG's HEAD HOTEr" NEWPORT. MESSRS. F ORNELIUS EVANS & SON will SELL BY ll1 AUCTION, at the KING S HEAD HOTEL, NEWPORT, on WEDNESDAY, August the 12th, 1863, at Two o'clock in THE. Afternoon precisely, A splendid H, R 1 of 10 Pure bred AYRSHIRE COWS AND HEIFERS, selected expressly for this Sale, by Mr. JOIIN CoTTERELL, the well-known Im- porter of this most profitable breed of Cattle. CATALOGUE.. J [ « 'Time of I Lot. Age. Calving. Colour. Remarks.' 1-:1, yrs.. 2nd calf, light brown and time np. white rich butter cow 2—3 yrs.with calf at dark ivd and side. white. splendid heifer. 3 3 yrs.w.th calfat black and white very choice heifer. side. 4-4 yrs.2nd call, red and whiLe choice butter cow. j 111e 1,. 5—4 yrs.2nd cnif, brown and wiiite verv showy. time up. C-2 yrs.with calf at 30",low, fawn, exceedingly side. and white. choice. 7—3 yrs.time up yellow, fawn,' and white very showy. 8-:3 yi up red and white very handsome. Ð-3 yrs.with calf at mulberry, brown, side. and white choice milker. 10-3 yrs.time up red and white very handsome. The Auctioneers will lie happy to receive Commissions from Gentlemen residing at a distance who may be unable to attend the Sale. Auction and Estate Offices, 15, High-street- Newport, July 31st, 1803. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THE SALE ROOM, AT F. K. BARNES & SONS' TIMBER YARD' £ 1. CANONS' MARSH, Bristol, on WEDNESDAY, 19th day of August, 1863, at One o'clock precisely. (Luncheon at half-past Twelve o'clock). FOR ACCOUNT OF IMPORTERS. 31,000 Spruce Deals, Battens, and Ends 8,000 Quebec Pine Deals (New Importation) 5,000 St. Petersburg Red and Whitevvood Deals ONEGA Red Deals and Boards (New Importation) 3,000 Archangel Redwood Deals, Battens, and Boards 1,000 4 x 11-inch FRESH Redwood Memel Deals 4,000 FBEsn Christiana Battens 609 Loads Quebec Board Yellow Pine (Fr^h Timber! 100 Loads Quebec Red Pino (Fresh TimberI 600 Laads Quebec Pine 100 Loads Quebec Oak (Fresh Timber) 150 Loads FRESH Memel Timber 100 Loads FRESH Memel Oak II 60 Wainscot Oak Logs » 2,000 Memel Pipe Staves 1,01.0 New York Hogshead Staves :300 Loads Dannie Redwood Timber 100 Loads Swedish Timber 50 Norway Masts 1,000 Ditto 1 to 6 inch Spars 200 Ditto 4 inch ditto N,;H01"S HEI"L°EK FRESH Lathwood o,000 Fa lings Flooring With other goods. Catalogues will be issued 011 the Week of Sale. F. K. BARNES & SONS, BROKERS. Canons' Marsh, Bristol, August 4th, 1863. MON MOUTHS ill R E ANI) GLA:\lOIWAXSIlIHE. IMPORT A XT SALE OF FRET-HOLD, COPYITOLD, & LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES, TENEMENTS, LANDS, and PREMISES, situate in the several parishes cf Monythusloin, Marshfield, Peter- stone, Henllis, and Rudry, in the counties of Monmouth and Glamorgan, including a first-class PAVING STONE QUARRY, in Monythusloin. MESSRS -JOHN HEATH & SONS will SELL BY A, H ,AT TLLE HEAD HOTEL, Newport, Monmouthshire, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of August, 1863 at I wo O clock 111 the Afternoon (subject to"such Conditions as will then and there be produced), and in the following, or such other Lots as may be determined on at the time of Sale, the following DESIRABLE PROPERTIES. LOT 1. All that Dwelling House, Outbuildings, Lands, and Premises (except the Stone Quarry and Premises now or forinei ly portions thereof, comprised in Lot 2), situate in the Sirhowy Valley, in the Parish of Monj'thusloin, in the County of Monmouth, containing by admeasure- ment (without such last-mentioned Stone Quarry and Pre- mises), about 25A. 2r. 21 p., more or less, callell or known by the name of "T.vJlwyd Farm," and now in the occupation of Mr. J loses Jenkins. TJ L°! 2-~AI1 ,TL.IAT RIVING Stone Quarry, with the Pieces or 1 arcefs ot Land intended to be sold therewith, now or I'omerly portions of Lit 1, containing together about 3a. 2r. R>p.' more or less. 1 LOT All that Dwelling House and Outbuildings Uaiden, Lands, and Premises, situate in the Parish of Marsh- neld, in the said County of Monmouth, containing bv ad- measurement about 5a. Or. 32p., more or less, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas M. Harris. LOT 4. All that Dwelling House and Outb uildings (now used as a Public House), Garden, Orchard, and Lands, con- tabling by admeasurement about 5a. 2r. 20p., more or less, situate in the said parish ot Marshfield, and now in the oc- cupation of Mr. Charles Pretty. LOT G.-All that Pasture Field, (except the portion thereof taken by the Railway Company), situate in the parish of Pete-stone, in the said county of Monmouth, now containing by admeasurement about 2a. lr. 10p., more or less, and in the occupation of Mr. William Hopkin. LOT G.-AII that Pasture Iield, or Parcel of Land, situate in the parish of Peterstone aforesaid, containing by admeasure- ment about 2a. Or..it p more or lesS, and now in the occnna- tion of Mr. William Morgan. Lor 7.-All that Pasture Field, or Parcel of Land, situate in the said parish of Peterstone, containing by admeasurement about 2a 3r. 22p more or less, and now in the occupation of the said Mr. William Morgan. LOT 8.—All that Pasture Field, or Parcel of Land, situate in the said Parish of Peterstone, containing by admeasure- ment about 2a. Or. 3p., more or less, and now in the occupa- tion of the said Mr. William Morgan. LOT 9.-All that Messuage or Tenement, Outbuildings, Lands and Premises, situate in the parish of Henllis, in the said county of Monmouth, containing by admeasurement about 8a. 3r. lip., more or less, called or known by the name of Dora It Tach," and now in the occupation of Mr. William Coker. LOT 10,- All that Messuage or Tenement, Garden, and Picmises, situate in the Parish of Rudry, in the county of Glamorgan, now, or late, in the occupation of Mr. Isaac Price Lots 1, 2, and 9 are Copynold of the Manor of Abercarne, and of A. quasi gavel kind of Tenure, and are subject to the Annual Rents ot 4(1., with a Fine, on Death or Alienation, of is. 6d. per customary Acre. Lots 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8, are Copy- hold of the Manor of Rhymney, and are subject to a Fine, on 1 eath or Alienation, of 3s. 4d. per customary Acre. Lot 4 is Freehold, and Lot 10 is Leasehold for the remainder of a lerm of which Seven Years were unexpired on the 25th day of March last, at the Annual Ground Rent of 5s. Lot 1 is a very compact Farm, is in a good state of Cultiva- tion, and there is a very commodious Dwelling I-lous? and Offices in excellent repair thereon. The Paving Stone Quarry on a portion of Lot 2 is a first-class one, freely drained, and extends under several acres of Lot 1. Good Roads in every direction surround these Lots, and being situate near to a Railway Station, and on an easy Slope inclining from the Caerllwyn Ridge to a Public Highway runninar parallel with the River Sirhowy and the Lanarth Tram and Hailway, a first-rate medium is afforded for the Transit of Stone, Minerals and Produce. The number of Quarries in the District is limited, and the demand for First-class Stone, such as is pro- duced by the above mentioned Quarry, is vastly on the in- ciease, a large quantity being sent to London and elsewhere, and there used tor Paying purposes. Lots 3 and 4 are situate witom a very short distance of the Marshfield Station of the South Wales Railway, and 011 this account very eligible for Letting. Lot 5 adjoins the said Marshfield Station, and is accordingly very useful as accommodation Land. Lots 0, 7, and 8 are also very useful as Accommodation Land, either for Letting or Selling, and near to the said Marshfield Station. Lot 9 is well tenanted, and in excellent condition, Lot 10 is in a good state of repair, and the whole of the Lots are well worthy of an investment. To view apply to the respective Tenants on the various Lots, and for fuithei particulars, with Plans and Conditions of Sale to Mr. EVWIN HOWARD, Solicitor, 66, Paternoster Row, London to the Auctioneers, at their Estate and Auction Oflices, Totnes, Devon; or to Mr. WALTER G. ROGERS, Solicitor, 1, Hampfylde-strect, Exeter. Plans and Conditions may also be obtained at the Place of Sale. Dated 23rd July, 1863. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. ORDER OF DISCHARGE. In the County Court of Glamorganshire, holden at Bridgend and Cowbridge. TN the Matter of RICHARD HOWELLS, formerly of I Maestcg, in Hie Parish of Langonoyd, near Bridgend, in the County of Glamorgan, Contractor, and now of Maesteg aforesaid, Mineis Overman. Whereas at a Public Sitting of the Court held at Cowbridge this day, the Court granted an Order of Discharge to the said Bankrupt, NOTICE IS hereby Given, that an Order of Dis- charge will be drawn up and delivered to the said Bankrupt after the expiration of Tbiity Days from this date, unless, in the meantime, an Appeal be duly entered against the Judg- ment of the said Court. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1863. JOHN STOCKWOOD, High Bailiff. I TO BE LLT. PENARTH. TO BE LET Oil SOLD. A Commodious HOUSE, recently built, suitable for an Hotel, situate opposite the Docks, containing i!ar, 'Tap- room, Commercial-room, 2 Parlours, first-class B.-drooms, Cellars, Stable for 4 horses, Coach-bouse, Saddle-room, and Granary. Rentmodcrate. Apply to Mr. Edmund Davies, grocer, Penarth. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. TO BE LET, at the pleasant village of FoKMON, within a distance of three-quarters of a mile from the sea. A Modern-built COTTAGE, containing Sit i lg-room, Dining- room, 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Pantry, &c.; a good Kitchen Garden already planted, with excellent supply of soft water. For particulars and to view, apply to Mr. David Morgan, Fonmon, near Cowbridge. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. TOWN OF CARDIFF AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, TfALUABLE BUILDING LAND TO BE LET V for a term of 90 Years. At ROATH—Houses of 18 ft. and 20 ft. Frontages, also Villa Frontages At LLANDAFF-Do. do. „ At NORTH ]{OAD-Do." do. At TONGWIXLAIS and PORTOBELLO—16ft. and 18ft. Frontages, „ Apply to Mr. John Williams's Offices, Roath Road. GLAMORGANSHIRE. /■ x rjTO BE LET, with Immediate Possession, DAN-Y- 1. GUAIG HOUSE, PREMISES and LAND, i'jAIAfiMiwith Sporting over upwards of 1200 acres. A desirable and genteel residence, situate in the parish of Newton Nottage, with Southern and South-Eastern aspect, and com- manding extensive views of the Bristol Channel and of the opposite coasts of Devon and Somerset, and is witltintliree- quarters of .a mile of fine sands for sea-bathing. The House contaimaStudy, Drawing-room, Dining-room, Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Butlers' Pantry and Plate Closet, Scullery. Larder, Wine and Beer Cellars, Thirteen Bedrooms, Water C10set, &c. Also, an Entrance Lodge, Gardeners' Cottage, Green-houses, Commodious Stables and Coach-houses, with about 38 acres of Pasture and Woodland surrounding the House. Distance i) miles from the market-town of Bridgend, where there is a iirst-cla-sstation on the South Wales Railway, and to which there is an excellent road. For particulars and to treat, apply to JOJIN PYNE, Esq. Canford, VVimborne, Dorset. TO BE SOLD. "v'>V>V'f'' 'Vv. 'V'< FOR SALE, 4 Handsome Black MARE, five years old, height Hh A hands. Price, £1:1" Apply to the Coachman, Deanery, Llandaff. CADOXTON JUXTA BARRY. FIYE FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with Gardens attached, 1' to bo SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT—Apply to JOHN WILLIAMS, Old Farm, Cadoxton. j TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, fpOGETHER or separately, FOUR well-built HOUSES, L situate in G CILDFORD-STREET, near the Public, Baths, Cardiff.—Apply to JonN JONES, Sandon Hotel, Carditf. MARKET FITTINGS FOR SALE. FOR immediate SALE, 011 very reasonable terms, the 1 entire FITTINGS of BUTCHERS', FISHMONGERS', POULTERERS', and PROVISION DEALERS' SHOPS. Apply to D. C. E., CWWer-office, Liverpool. TRACTION ENGINE, SUITABLE FOR MINERS OR QUARRY OWNERS. rnO BE SOLD, a fine8-horse-power TRACTION ENGINE, 1 double Cylinders, in splendid order, and capable of drawing heavy loads on soft or hard roads, and up very steep inclines. May be seen in operation. Address—W. DAVIES, 38, Hunter-street, Liverpool. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, TWO HOUSES, situate and being Nos. 7 and 8, PARK i. PLACE, Croekberbtown, Cardiff, in the occupation of two first-class tenants, at the Yearly Rent of £-1.0 each. The above Houses are held under Lease for 99 years, from 1st May. 1856, at the Yearly Ground Rent of £5 5*. each house, £500 may remain on Mortgage 5 per cent, for 5 vears certain. Apply to Mr. E. OSMAN," Accountant, &c., 17 St. John- street, Cardiff. T ——— ——————— CABBAGE SEED. WALTERS PRIZE TAKER.—New SEED of this won- H derful fine EARLY CABBAGE, can now be had in 2 oz. Packets, post free, for 12 Stamps 3 Packfts, 30 Stamps. J. WALLERS, Victoria and Flannel-streets, Abergavenny WILLIAM DAVIS, ACCOUNTANT, HOLTSR AND COMMISSION AGENT, COLLECTOR OF RENTS AND GENERAL ACCOUNTS, 33, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF. All Business entrusted to his care promptly attended to. THE F 0 R T Y F I R S T YEAR. J. ENGLAND, PIANOFORTE SELLER, TUNER, &c., &c, No. 5, ALFRED PLACE, KnwsDows, BRISTOL, BEGS most respectfully to announce that having arrived in — SWANSEA, he will pay his accustomed visits in that Town and its Neighuourhood (including Lhnelly, &c.) and thence proceed Eastward to Neath, Bridgend, Cowbridge, Cardiff, and their respective vicinities, with the least possible delay, and attend to all further commands he may be honoured with, at Miss Jenkin's Circulating Library, .No. 21-, Wind-street Swansea. Swansea, August Stli, 1803. GUY'S II O.S PITAL. mllE Medical Session commences in October. The intra- 1 ductory Address will be given by F. W. PAW, M.D., F.R.S., 011 Thursday, the 1st October, at 2 o'clock. MEDICAL OFFICERS. Physicians—G. H. Barlow, M.D.; Owen Ilees, M.D., F.R.S.: W. W. Gull, M.D. Assistant Physicians—S. 0. Ilabershon, M.D.; S. Wilks M.D.; F. W. Pavy, M.D., F.R.S. Surgeons—Edward Cock, Esq.; John Hilton, Esq., F.R.S,; John Birkett, Esq.: Alfred Poland, Esq. Assistant Surgeons—J. Cooper Forster, Esq.; T. Bryaat Esq. Arthur Durham, Esq. Obstetric Physician—Henry Oldham, M.D. Assistant Obstetric Physician—J. Braxton Hicks, M.D., F.R.S. Surgeon Dentist—J. Salter, Esq., F.R.S. Surgeon Aurist—J. Hinton, Esq. Eye 1 nfirmary-John F. France, Esq., Consulting Surgeon Alfred Poland, Esq., Surgeon; Chas. Bader, Esq., Assistant Surgeon. LECTURERS—WINTER SESSION. Medicine-Owen Rees, M.D., F.R.S.; W. W. Gull, M.D. Surgery—John Hilton, Esq., F.R.S.; John Birkett, Esq. Anatomy—Alfred Poland, Esq.; J. Cooper Forster, Esq. Physiology-F. VV. Pavy, M.D., F.R.S. Chemistry—Alfred Taylor, M.I)., F.R.S. Experimental Philosophy—Hilton Fagge, M.D. Demonstrations on Anatomy—Walter Moxon, M.B. ■ J. Bankart, Esq.; Hilton Fagge, M.D. Demonstrations on Morbid Anatomy—S. Wilks, M.D. LECTURERS-SUMMER SESSION. Demonstrations on Cutaneous Diseases—S. 0. IIubersHon M.D. Medical Jurisprudence—Alfred Taylor, M.D., F.R.S. J\Iatena 1\Iedlca-S. O. Hahcrshon, M.D. Midwifery—H. Oldham, M.D., and J. Braxton Hicks, M.D. F.R.S. Opthalmic Surgery—A. Poland, Esq., and C. Bader, Esq. Patbology-S. Wilks, M.D. Comparative Anatomy—F. W. Pavy, M.D., F.R.S. VV. Moxon, M.B. Use of the Microscope—Arthur Durham, Esq. Dental Surgery—J. Salter, Esq., F.R.S. Botany-C. Johnson, Esq. Practical Chemistry— Demonstrations 011 Manipulative and Operative burger} 1 Bryant, Esq. Vaccination—J. Braxton Hicks, M.D., F.R.S.. The Hospital contains 600 Beds. Special Clinical Instruc- tion given by the Physicians in Wards set apart for the most 111 tcv6stiiieases. Clinical Lectures—Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery- Weekly. Lying-in-Charity—Number of cases attended annually about 2.000. 26 Beds for Diseases of Women. 30 Beds for Opthalmic cases. Museum of Anatomy, Pathology, and Comparative Ana- tomy, Curator-S. Wnks, M.D., contains 10,000 specimens, 4,000 drawmgs and diagrams, a unique collection of Anato- mical Models, and a series of 40D Models of Skin diseases. Gentlemen desirous of becoming Students must give satis- factory testimony as to their education and conduct. They are required to pay £10 for the first year, £40 for the second, and £10 for every succeeding year of attendance, or £100 in one payment entitles a student to a perpetual ticket. Dressers, Clinical Clerks, Ward Clerks, Obstetric Residents and Dressers in the Eye Wards, are selected according to merit from those students who have attended a second year. A Resident House-Surgeon is appointed every six months from those students who have obtained the College Diploma. Six Scholarships, varying in value from £25 to £1,0 each, will be awarded at the close of each Summer Session, for general proficiency. Two Gold Medals will be given by the Treasurer—one for Medicine, and one for Surgery. A Voluntary Examination will take place at Entrance in Elementary Classics and Mathematics. The three fust candidates will receive respectively £25, .£20, and £15. Several of the Lecturers have vacancies for Resident Private Pmpils. Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital, will enter Students, and give any further information required. Guy's Hospital, July, 1863. •r. MISCF/L LAN LOUS. BUILDING LAND ADJOINING THE HAYES BRIDGE, CARDIFF. 110 be LHTforaTGrmof75 Years, the valuable BUILD" 1 ING SITE, belonging to the Corporation of Cardilf, ad" joining the Hayes Bridge. Particulars may 'eobtained 011 application to Mr. TIIOMAS WAIUNG, at his Ollice, St. Mary-street. By Order, HEXJN. MATTHEWS, Town-Clerk. Cardiff, 5th August, 18t>3. I EDUCATION. r, 'i. P A 11 L 0 U R BOARDER. pEQUIRED, in a Ladies' Establishment, a PERMANENT i It LADY BOARDER, or Two Si-iters. The table kept is tittcrat; situation of house, which is spacious and airy, !) healthful and pleasant, and within easy access to the Clifton and Dnrdham Downs and Medical Baths. Terms for one Lady, 50 Guineas, and for two, SO Guineas, exclusive of Extras. Address, Melior," GUARDIAN Office, Cardiff. I EDUCATION. TT1W0 VACANCIES occur in an old-established first-class I LADIES' SCHOOL in BRISTOL. First Masters attend. Many of the former Pupils of this School arc now holding high and responsible situations in various parts of the country. Terms, 40 Guineas per Annum, if for a term of years for Two Sisters a reduction of 5 per Cent. > Address, S. L." GUARDIAN Ollice, Cardiff.

LATEST NEWS. „ _v- f DIVORCE COURT.—It is now reported tlTat Mr. i us',I,, Wilde will be the new Judge of the Divorce Court that Sir VV. Atherton will fill the vacancy 011 the bench' thus created that Sir R. Palmer will become Attorney. General, and Mr. Collier will be the new Solicitor-General. THE LATE SIR CRKSSWELL CKESSWKLL.—'The funeral and interment of the mortal remains of this late estimable Judge of the Probate and Divorce Court took place on Tuesday, at the Kensal-green Cemetery. The funeral was strictly private, and confined to the immediate relatives and friends of the deceased. The offers of the carriages of the judges and membws of the bar were declined. AMERICA. CONFEDERATE DEFEAT XEAIt CORINTH. 3 THE ROLLING STOCK AND lo ENGINES OF THE MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CAPTURED. I PROGRESS OF THE CONSCRIPTION. oj WASHINGTON THREATENED BY GENERAL LEE. GRLENCASTLE, Wednesday Morning The Canadian Mail steamship Jura, fiom Quebec oil the 35th ult., arrived in Lough Foyle at 1 a.m. Having lauded all mails except Liverpool and Loudon she proceeded" to Liver- 'S pool at 1'30 a.m. -1 NEW YanK, July 24-.—Washington despatches assert that General Meade's movement will prevent Lee from getting back t to Richmond, or even as far as-the upper end of the Shenan- f doah valley. It is reported that General Lee has been re-in- f"rce<t by Gen. D. II. Hill with 10,000 men from Lower j' Virginia. The North Carolina Federal cavalry expcditiou"" from Newbern, has burned the railway bridge over the Tar liver, and 5,000 bales of cotton. The Fnqaircr observes that immense crowds of foreigners 1 t' ron; the Provost Marshal's office for passes t) proceed North The mob form a eoiys cVarmce. The Advertiser says that the Southern cause does not, look } dark enough yet to iustify those who are ready to submit and anxious for peace. The South has made too many sacrifices for freedom to falter in the last hour. It is stated that the coloured Corps d'Afrique, 'raised in New Orleans, will garrison Fort Hudson. 1 Admiral Farragut's squadron in the Mississippi is preparing for an important expedition. Three hundred Confederates who had planned an attack upon a Federal fort six miles south of Corinth have been sur- rounded and captured. The United States District Court has confirmed a decree of the Lower Court, condemning the steamer Ella VVarlfev and cargo, and the brig Delta and cargo. The decision or the 1 0 Lower court condemning the barque Empress and cargl) has been reversed. B XEW YORK, July 24" Evening.-A spirited resistance to the diart is manifested in Maryland. The barns of two en- lolling officers have been burned, aud their residences attacked. The New 7"uric Herald still urges President Lincoln to enlist the sympathy of all men, North and South, by declaring an intention to drive the English from Canada, and the French from Mexico. The ship George Griswold has been captured and bonded by the Georgia for 100,000 dollars. NEW YORK, July 25, Morning.—The New York World L says that General Meade's army has crossed the Potomac near Harper's Ferry, and has moved down the east side of Blue Ridge upon tbe theory that Gen. Lee was rapidlv re- treating out of the Shenandoah Valley on the west side of the mountains. But General Meade found Lee hm^-ina- the line of the Upper Potomac, and he was threatening Maryland and Washington. General Lee's defiant attitude stopped Meade's advance, and it is now a question of the possibility of a battle. General Morgan's forces are now reported to number 10,000, and to be still marauding in Ohio. General Rosencranz is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains, pre paring to move into East Tennessee. The arrests of rioters continue. The authorities are still taking precautions against the renewal of the outbreak. A privateer steamer is again reported off the coast ot Maine firing at another vessel. The Confederates were yesterday in force near Fort Royal. Their Cavalry were driven from Manassas Gap by the Federals'. It is believed that General Lee intends to cross the Blue Ridge at Chester or Thornton Gap. He is reported to have been delayed on the Upper Potomac, in order to carry away the plunder in Pennsylvania and Maryland, aud the new crop of the Shenandoah Va ley. The opinion still prevails in some quarters that Lee pro- poses another invasion of the North. NEW YORK, July 25, 4.30 p.m.-Many rumours are cir- culating of the state of affairs before Charleston. Some assert that Fort Sumter and the whole of Morris Island have been captured by the Federals, others that the Federals have been severely repulsed. The Government is reported to be in pos- session of news which it declines to publish. General Lee was now 111 force 111 the Shenandoah Valley, and at all the folds of the Potomac. i\o immediate collision between the contending armies is anticipated. Mr. Seward is reported by the Herald's correspondent at Washington to have proposed terms of peace, and reunion in the Cabinet, upon the basis that slavery is an existing fact with which the Federals have nothing further to do than'to prevent its extension into their territories. The general belief is that there will be no conscription in this city. ROCHE'S POINT, Wednesday.-It is believed that the draught in New York has been indefinitely postponed. It is stated that the report current hitherto respecting the movements of General Lee's army are without foundation. It is now asserted that he is still on the line of the Upper Potomac, menacing Washington and Maryland, and may re- cross the river at any moment eXtGnsive of cavalry The Xeu, York World says Lee holds a defiant attitude and has checked General Meade s advance," aid adds that Lee is evidently willing for all cngagement, but doubts whether Meade The reported advance of General Rosecranz, upon Chat. tanooga is untrue. He is said to be still at Nashville. General Joe Johnstone is at Brandon, and it was supposed lie would make another stand at Deauopolis, in anticipation of Grant's marching upon Mobile. The French residents at New Orleans have petitioned the Emperor to despatch war vessels to the Mississipi, to afford protection against the threatened rising of the blacks. They state their situation to be most critical. A Richmond despatch says the Southern people have not yet begun to fight and warns the North that its late rejoicings are delusions. Liberal amounts are being subscribed in the Southern States for tbe New Orleans refugees. Accounts from Charleston are conflicting. The reported capture of Fort Wagner is generally discredited. The bridge over the Tar river and a portion of the Wilming- ton railroad, and also 5,000 bales of cotton have been destroyed by the Federals. I LATER FROM MADAGASCAR. llEUNIOX, July 5.-Newa lias been received from Mada- I gasca\ that. the ru.actlOn against foreig-ners continues. The French were prohibited from takino- possession of the land conceded to them by the treaty. M. Laborde, the French ISUI, bad taken down his flag and withdrawn with his com- panions to a distance of eight leagues from the capital.

AY A N TED, WANTED, a JUNIOR ASSISTANT.—Apply to Messrs. 'V PRITCHARD BROTHERS, Grocers, Cardiff. WANTED, a Situation as LADY'S MAID, or to wait on HI an elderly Lady. Seven years' reference.—Address T. W., No. 2, GUARDIAN Office, Cardiff. WANTED, a respectable, well-educated Youth, as an APPRENTICE to a Clicmist and Druggist.—Apply- to WALTER S:j:YIII, Pharmaceutical Chemist, High-street, Merthy r. WANTED, a SITUATION to Wait on a LADY, or as HOUSEKEEPER in a small family. Good references; 3 years' character. Address, D. M., Post Office, Cowbridge. MEDICAL. THERE is now a Vacancy for a PUPIL in one of the largest J. Surgical Practices in South Wales, where lie will have every opportunity of studying his profession.—Address, Dr. Davits, Bryngolwg, Aberdare. WANTED, in a Respectable and Old Established SCHOOL, a Young Lady as HALF BOARDER. She will derive the same educational advantages and in every respect be treated as the other pupils. To save trouble, the duties are of a domestic nature, and the terms fourteen guineas per annum. Address, Z. X., Mrs. Jons BOOTII s, Birchfield, Hands- worth, Birmingham. TO IRON FOTJNDERS. MOUNTAIN ASH WATER WORKS. WANTED, about 112 TONS of CAST IRON PIPES f"r H these Works. Specification and Form of Tender may be seen at the Office of the Engineer, Mr. William Williams, 16, Courtland-terrace, Merthyr Tydfil, on and after the 10th instant. The Proprietor does rot bind himself to accept the Invest or any Tender. Tenders to be sent to Mr. Williams by the 24th instant. Merthyr Tydfil, Aug. 6, 1863.

THE LLANTRISSANT AND TAFF VALE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. "NOTICE is hereby Given, that a SPECIAL GENERAL li MEETING of this Company will be held at the WIlITE LION HOTEL, BROAD-STREET, BRISTOL, on TUESDAY the 25th day of August, 1863, for the following purposes, that is to say— 1.—The Considering, and if so thought fit, the sanctioning of the entering into and making by this Company of an Agreement with the Taff Vale Railway Company tor and with reference to the working of the traffic on this Company's rail- way. or any part thereof, with the Engines and Carriages of the Taff Vale Railway Company, and all incidental matters. 2.—The conferring on the Directors of all such powers in reference to those purposes, or any of them, as the Meeting shall think fit. including power for them to use from time to time tkis Company's Seal, and, 3.—The passing of all such resolutions with respect to any of those purposes as the Meeting shall think fit. The Chair will be taken at 1.30 p.m. • JAMES POOLE, Chairman. EDWARD KEN WAY, Secretary. Cardiff, August 1863.

CARDIFF GAS LIGHT & COKE COMPANY. VfOTICE is hereby Given, that the FIFTY-THIRD i> HALF-YEARLY or ORDINARY MEETING of the Shareholders will be held at the GAS WORKS, Cardiff, on MONDAY, the 21th day of August instant, at Noon, for'the transaction of the ordinary business d tile Company. The Transfer Books will be closed on and after the 20th day August instant, and will not be re-opened until after the said M eetiug. L. P. RICHARDS, Secretary-. Cardiff, 6th August, 1863.

Messrs. Thomson's Prize Medal Crinolines are perfect for their lightness, grace, and elegance. They are fully appreciated by Ladies who dress with care and taste, and far superior to all others. Many clumsy imitations are sold, but all of Messrs. Thomson's manufacture have then- Trade Mark, a Crown," printed on the Band. THE REPRESENTATION OF MONTGOMERYSHIRE.—An address has just been issued to the electors of the Mont- gomeryshire boroughs, soliciting their votes for representing the boroughs in-Parliament, in the room of their late repre- sentative, Captain Johnson, bjr the Hon. Charles rlanbury Tracy, brother to the lord-lieutenant of the I county, and son of the late Lord Sudeley. It is understood that there will ho opposition offered, and a member °f e. Yf'hert family is spoken of as likely to be put forward by the lory party. Sir John Bowriog (Her Maj<'8ty 8 ^'fnipotentiary in China), recen'ly stated be'ce Hie asgow Chamber of Commerce, "that many of the hest ,loOklOg tpas are the. very commonest brown lewves isguised wiili powdered Prussian b'ue and gypsu™' at if a Chinaman oflVred such coloured tea or i» own drinking, it would offend bicu." E"g cl)nf,u"iers know that by using HORNIMAN'S PUKE 1 EA, absolute freedom from all mineral cob ur is insured the demand experienced for these TeHII is immense, they are without eqml fur strength IInd quali y- Dr. Maxell writes, When at the docks, I i„- 8p cred Horniman & Lo 's imports, the Greens have nons ot the bluifeh lacing seen on tbe other Teas, they exhibit a dull olive hue and being thus pure, with the Black, are perfectly wholesome." Secured in packets, and supplied in every town by agents only j see the local list in this paper. i..¡. Jl .*J Of