The Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette

THE ALLIANCE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY LIMITED, Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1866 wit4 Limited Liability. Capital £100,000 (with power of increase), in Share* of £1 each. Deposit 6s. per Share. DIRECTORS. Bear-Admiral the Right Honourable Earl Talbot, C.B., Ac., Ac., Ingestre Hall, Stafford, and Carlton Club, Pall Mall (S W) Chairman. Joseph Rankin Stobbing, Esq., P.R.A.S., President of the Chamber of Commerce, Southampton, and Director of the Hampshire Banking Company, Deputy Chairman The Lord Thomas Pelham Clinton, Cleveland-square, Hyde Park (W) John Gregory, Esq., Harley-place (W), Director of the Western Bank of London (White, King and Gregory, Bankers, Haymarket) Henry Brinsley Sheridan, Esq., M.P. Bellefield House, Fulliam (S W) With power to add to their number. GENERAL SHIPPING AGENTS. LOOOR AND LITBBPooL-Mesørs. Cunard and Company, North Atlantic Lines of Screw Steamers. CABDIPP—Richard Jones Todd, Esq., Consulate for Sardinia, Naples, Sicily, Portugal, and Oldenberg. SOUTHAMPTON—Messrs. Dunlop and Schoales, Shipowners, Exporters, and Consulates. SWANSEA—George A. Bevan, Esq., Belgian, Hanoverian. Russian, Prussian, and Monte Videan Consulate. NEWPORT—Robert Parnall, Esq., Merchant and Exporter, Commercial Buildings. MILPOBD—George Randall Pritchard, Esq., General Shipping Agent, Middle-street. DUBLIN—Messrs. Henry and William Scott, Swedish, Nor- wegian, and French Consulates. BELPUT-Messr8. Clotworthy and Pinkerton, Merchants, and Royal Hanoverian Consulates. CORK-John Lefebure, Esq., Merchant and Exporter, Lapp's Quay. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. LONDOJT—Thomas Fenn, 3, Royal Exchange Buildings. BRISTOL—A. F. Morcom, 17 Small-street EDUBVBGH-AUan and Dunlop, Saint Andrsw's-squars HULL—Wilkinson and Ingleby LEEDS—William Walker, 9 Carr-place LIVBBPOOL—Joseph King and Sons SOUTHAMPTON—William Brooks, 2 High-street BANXBB8. Messrs. Masterman & Co., 86 Nicholss-lfcne (E C) Messrs. White, King, & Gregory, 11 Haymsaket (S W) ArDIToBS. Henry Benthall Esq. Chatham place (B C) William Charlton Esq. Whitehall-plaoe (S W) SOLICITORS; Msurs. Vallanca and Vallance, 20 Essex-street, Strand (W C) CONSULTING ENGINEER. William Rennie Esq. C.E. Fenchurch-street (E C) MANAGER. I SECRETARY. Augustus Webber Esq. J George W. Pinnoek Esq. ONICB—14, CHATHAM PLACE, BLACKPBIABS BBIDGB (E C) THIS Company is formed under the law which limits the JL liability of shareholders to the amount of their respective chares, and has for its objects— 1. The gradual supply of steam communication in connec- tion with railways and canals between such ports of the United Kingdom and the Continent, where trading operations are now restricted and carried on by sailing vessels, which are quite un- suited to the present necessities of commerce. 2. The interchange of freight and passage with existing steam shipping companies and private shipowners, upon the principle of through fares and rates. So The substitution of coal, iron, minerals, and other heavy goods for freight, and consequent avoidance of the prevalent custom of shipping ballast for that purpose. 4. The establishment of complete accessories on land for the accommodation of passengers, and for warehousing, delivering, and forwarding goods. 6. The towing of vessels in or out of port at required. No department of commerce illustrates the advantages of associated capital with more uniform success than MERCANTILE ■AVIOATION. Our increasing trade both at home and abroad, especially of such ports as possess railway or canal communica. tion, necessitates a corresponding increase of our steam ship- ping; this can be effectively attained only by capital and re- sources beyond the ordinary reach of private enterprise. The Alliance Steam Navigation Company has therefore been formed generally to meet this growing demand. The great delay and loss of time incurred by sailing vessels in consequence of the tides and contrary winds would alone justify the establishment of a special line of coasting steamers but the importance of this undertaking, and the certainty of its success is further demonstrated by the circumstance of merchants and shippers requiring regu- lar and accelerated communication between the several ports for transit of heavy goods and perishable articles. The traffic of various places has been brought nnder the notice of the directors, and several profitable lines have been suggested. Amongst them may be mentioned— From f Newport to Waterford and Cork. if Cardiff to Southampton and London. „ Swansea to Milford and Liverpool. Also others having continental ports as their termini. The enormous increase of trade between the above and in. termediate porta (being nearly double that of the year 1850), imperatively demands the acceleration of traffic by screw steam vessels of sufficient power only to give them the advantage over sailing ships in point of time and punctuality of arrival and departure. In the first instance the Directors have resolved to place two steamers, one between Newport and Waterford, and the other between Newport and Cork. The traffic re- turns fully justify the belief that a very profitable re- turn on the capital employed on these first lines may be calculated upon.I The directors propose commencing opera- tions so soon as in their judgment a sufficient number of Shares has been subscribed for. As the traffic and communication become developed, additional steamers will be purchased, and other lines opened. The articles of association give to the company the power, in addition to the more usual business of shipowners and traders, to open a credit maritime; and from this branch alone, which will comprise advances by way of loan upon cargoes shipped by the company's vessels or consigned to them for freight, large profit. may be realized. The Shares are payable in four instalments of 6s., at intervals of not less than three months between each pay. ment. Interest at the current rate allowed on all sums paid in advance. Calculations have been made, showjpg the application of the Capital which it is proposed to raise in the first instance, and the estimated profit to be derived therefrom. The cal- culations show on these lines a return of twenty per cent. upon the Capital. Prospectuses and forms of applications for Shares, may be obtained at the office of the Company, 14, Chatham.place, Blackfriars Bridge, London (E.G.), of Messrs. White and Co., Bankers, 11 Haymarket, London (S.W.), of either of the above Shipping Agents, or Stock and Share Brokers; also the undermentioned Share Agents of the Company:— ABBBDABB—Walter Lloyd, 8, Gloucester-place ABBBGAVBNNY—Isaac Rosser, Tudor.street CABDIBV—Chapman Brothers, Guildhall Chambers CABMABTHBN—John W. Jones, Journal Office. GLOUCIISTBR-Cbarles Jones, 22 Victoria-street NBWPORT-J. M. Scott, Commercial-street BWANSBA—Glover and Squirrell, 16 Strand FOBK op APPLICATION FOB SHABBS. To the Directors of the Alliance Steam Navigation Company Limited. 14 Chatham.place, Blackfriars Bridge, London, (E.C.) Shares, £1 each. Deposit, 6s. per Share. Gentlemen,—Having paid.pounds.shillings to M of I request that you will allot to me.Shares in the ALLIANCE STBAM NAVIGATION COMPACT LIMITED and I hereby agree to accept such Shares, to pay the Calls thereon, and to execute the necessary Deed of the Company when requested so to do, subject to the provisions of the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1866, by which the liability of the Proprietors is limited to the amount of their respective Shares: Name Profession or Business Addreea Place of Business, if any Date These towns possess commodious docks and harbours, and are converging points of a network of railways. They are the ahipping ports of the inexhaustible collieries and mines, and gigantic iron, tin, and chemical works of South Wales and Monmouthshire, and are in close intercourse with the agricul- tural counties of Gloucester and Hereford. t This port is in the direct line, and affords the best and cheapest communication between Worcester, Birmingham, London, and the South of Ireland, requiring only improved means of transport to supersede the present circuitous route of Liverpool or Holyhead, and Dublin. J The traffic to and from Newport, Waterford, and Cork, and intermediate ports, exceeds 300,000 tons annually, and be. tween Cardiff, Southampton, and London, 150,000 tons; to each of these places the average rate charged per ton is seven shillings. The trade between Swansea, Milford, and Liverpool, exceeds 100,000 tons, at an average rate of nine shillings per ton. The number of Passengers to and from the above and intermediate ports may be estimated at 35,000. II! NEWSPAPERS sent to all parts of the country, by W. -L" SMITH & Co., News Agents and Contractors, No. 1, bavoy-hill, Strand. (Established 1820.) Unstamped Times and other Daily Papers posted the afternoon of publication, at 30s. the half-year; stamped, £ 1 per quarter. Post-office Orders payable to WILLIAM SMITH, Strand Office, London. PARTNERSHIP OR OTHERWISE. A Gentleman residing in London, and following a lucrative and pleasant occupation, is desirous of taking a PARTNER, either in the capacity of an Active or Sleeping ono,—A tho. rough knowledge or the Business can be imparted to a stranger within a very short penod, and only little capital wanted. The occupation is particularly eligible for those fond of Horses, Dogs, and Sporting pursuits. Every information to applicants who most enclose stamped directed envelope. Address A. B., 9, Carlton-street, Kentish Town, London. WHEN YOU ASK FOR GLENFIELD'S PATENT STARCH SEE THAT YOU GET IT, M wlwiw iua^i art ftt«a substitute GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY, v SHISSg? 610IES;- AT D. RICHARDS'S, I 12, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF, SOLE AGENT in CARDIFF for H. J. and D. NICOLL, REGENT STREET, LONDON. EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY IN THE COLLODION PROCESS. THE ART TAUGHT FOR ONE GUINEA! MR. LLOYD BEARD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, (From London,) REMOVED to 29, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, late Dr. OWEN'S, Four Doors from the South Wales Railway Bridge, WHERE there is every accommodation for the Public, with Private and Public Sitting Rooms. An Inspection of Specimens tt invited. Portraits, with Frame included, from Is. The Art Taught, with Apparatus complete, for 1;2 10s. Oil Paint- ings Copied, Buildings, Animals, &c.. taken. Portraits taken for Brooches, Lockets, Rings, &e. Parties waited upon at their Residences, if required. Portraits taken on Paper, by the New Process. NOTB THE ADDRESS-29, BUTE-STREET, LATH DR. Owstr's, "j PUBLIC NOTICE. PHILLIPS AND COMPANY, TEA MERCHANTS, 8, KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY, LONDON, RESPECTFULLY inform the Inhabitants of Swansea and South Wales generally, that they have no connexion with any 1L House out of the City of London; therefore, all who wish to bo Supplied with their unrivalled TEAS should address to PHILLIPS AND COMPANY, TEA MERCHANTS, 8, KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY, LONDON. A General Price Current, containing all the advantages of the London Markets, sent Post Free on application. Post Offico Orders should be made payable to PHILLIPS & Co., Chief Office, London. CARPET AND FURNISHING WAREROOMS, LONDON HOUSE, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. TOHN GRIERSON begs to inform PARTIES FLRNISHING, that in this Establishment they will U find the Largest, Cheapest, andBest STOCK of BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY CARPETS KIDDERMINSTER, FELT, and DUTCH ditto Printed DRUGGETS and HEARTH RUGS ■ COCOA.NUT and INDIA MATTINGS, of every Width < i DOOR MATS,'of every Size and Quality r Union and All-Wool DAMASKS and CHINTZES Coloured Cloth and other TABLE COVERS, in great Variety Damask TABLE LINEN. Real Barnsley and Irish SHEETINGS BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, &c. GILT CORNICES to any Size. CORNICE FRINGES and GIMPS i. Hare's Patent Seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS, from t yard to 9 yards wide I REMNANTS of Carpet at a considerable Reduction. N.B.—EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND NO ABATEMENT MADE. BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT the last ADJOURNED MEETING held at CARDIFF' for considering such measures as may be necessary for the holding the next ANNUAL MEETING of that SOCIETY at CARDIFF, It was resolved,— "That the Meeting on behalf of the Town and neighbour- hood of Cardiff arc prepared to agree to the Resolutions of the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society passed at their Meeting at Taunton on the 30th January, 1857, for holding their Annual Meeting at Cardiff in June, 1858, and that the sum of £800, as required by them, be paid to their credit at Messrs. Badcock's Bank, Taunton, on or before the 1st of September next." CHAS. C. WILLIAMS, Chairman. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS PROMISED £ a. d. Lord Dynevor 50 0 0 Thomas Powell, Esq., TheGaer 10 0 0 Mr. Alfred Cooper, Bute Docks 10 0 0 Thomas Powell, Jun., Esq, The Gaer 5 0 0 John Lawrence, Esq., Craig Cvvm Brane 5 0 0 Wru. Perkins, Esq., Croescado 2 2 0 T. Watkins, Esq., Cardiff 2 2 0 C. E. Bernard, Esq 2 2 0 J. J. Grant & Co. 2 2 0 Rev. H. II. Rickards 2 2 0 Messrs. Rawlinson and Pagden 110 Mr. J. Hill 1 1 0 Llewellyn Williams, Esq., Aberthavv 1 1 0 Rev. E. Williams 1 1 0 C. E. Lewis, Esq., St. Pierre 1 1 0 R. Seamark, Esq., St. Albans 1 1 0 Rev. John Williams, Marcross 1 0 0 Daniel Baker, Esq., Chepstow 110 Lewis Williams, Esq., Redwick 1 1 0 All communications are requested to be addressed to R, WIKDHAM WILLIAMS, Esq., Honorary Secretary, Cardiff. ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, TOWN-HALLTCARDIFF. Under the Fatronage The ROYAL FAMILY, I of Her aud principal Most Gracious Majesty Crowned Heads I the QUEEN. of Europe. rjlHE ORIGINAL AND CELEBRATED AMERICAN GENERAL TOM THUMB, THE SMALLEST MAN ALIVE, Age, 20 Years; Height, 31 inches; Weight, 25 lbs. At the earnest solicitations of many citizens, and to accommodate those who have been unable to obtain admission, the GENERAL will remain for TWO DAYS LONGER, which will most positively be his last in this place—FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 24tb, and 25th. THREE LEVEES EACH DAY, From 12J to 2; 3t to 5; and 8! to 9i o'clock, Except upon the first day of Exhibition, when the earliest Morning Performance (12! o'clock) will be dispensed with.- Doors open half-an-hour in advance. The little General will appear as Napoleon," Frederick the Great," a Highlander," Sailor," Oxonian," &c. He will also represent the Grecian Statues and appear in the whole of his Popular and Amusing CHARACTERS, COBTUMES, DANCES, SONGS, and IMITATIONS, including Mr. Robson as Villikins," and Afro. Bantey Williams, in the celebrated American Song of Bobbing Around.i' PIANIST-MONS. ALFRED SICARD. His magnificent JEWELS, presented by the QUEEN and other Potentates and distinguished personages, are exhibited. fir The little General rides daily to and from his Hall of Exhibition in his Minature Chariot, drawn by the Smallest Ponies in the World, and attended by Elfin Coachmen and Footmen in livery. DAY EXHIBITIONS.— Admission, One Shilling; Children under 10 years of age, Half Price.-Schools liberally treated with on application to Mr. G. A. Wells, Manager. EVENING EXHIBITIONS—For the accommodation of Mechanics and the Working Classes, the Price of Admission will be reduced to Sixpence, regardless of age: Reserved Seats, Is., Children, 6d. Agent in Advance, T. H. John. SPECIAL NOTICE. The GENERAL will appear at the TOWN-HALL, ABERDARE, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, July 27th and 28th; and at the TEMPERANCE HALL, MERTHYR, July 29th, 30th, 31st, and August 1st. WOMBWELL'S MENAGERIE IS NOW IN CARDIFF, AND WILL BE EXHIBITED ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY; MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, JULY 24, 25, 27, and 28. v. !iIit R. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC GENERALLY. IT is most respectfully announced that the Renowned African LION SLAYER has arrived with TWENTY- FOUR LIONS and TIGERS, a Gigantic Team of War Camels, and the entire of Edmond's (late Wombwell's) Royal WINDSOR CASTLE MENAGERIE, which is contained in Sixteen Large Carriages, and will enter each town at Eleven o'Clock, a.m., driving Tandem his Gigantic War Camels and Dromedary Steeds, to the place of Exhibition, where and when he will illustrate the various transitions of a most Terrific Lion Hunt Attack, Fight and Capture witli the Denizens of tho Forest, Juugle, and Deserts Wild, each Exhibition during the stay of the Collection. Amongst the Lions will be found the celebrated Lion Wallace," Lioness, and four young ones. Also, the wonder- ful Performing Elephant, which will go through a series of feats each exhibition; the gigantic Giraffe, alive, 18 feet high; the great Indian one-horned Rhinoceros; the Marmoset; the Gnu, or Horned Horse; the Phcenix, or Golden Vulture; Pelicans of the Wilderness Boa Constrictor and Young Ones, &c., &c. N.B.—The Windsor Castle Menagerie is the only Exhibition out of London where a large and genuine collection in zoology is to be seen and the Renowned African Lion Trainer is the only man this day in the British Empire who dares to enter the den with the lordly Lions and voracious Tigers of Bengal, dwelling together in one compartment. Admission.—Is. Children under Ten Years of ag„, 6d. Open at Three o'Clock, p.m. First Performance with the Lions, Tigers, and Elephants, at Four. For full particulars of the Exhibition see Billa. The above, after leaving Cardiff, will visit COWBRIDGE, BBIDGEND, NEATH, and SWANSEA. JAS, BQSTQCK, AWIT, TO BUILDERS. LLANDAFF CAT HEDRAIJ.-Tho Restoration Committee. JJ are desirous of receiving TENDERS for the REPAIR of a portion of the NORTH AND SOUTH ARCADES and other W orks.-Tho Plans and Specifications may be seen at our Office, at LLANDAFF, after the 13th instant.—The Tenders are to be sent to us on or before the 1st of AUGUST. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. PIIICHARD & SEDDON, .Diocesan Architects, Llandaff. TO BUILDERS. CJT. FAGANS NEW RECTORY—near the Station on the 0 South Wales Railway.—Persons desirous of TENDER- ING for the above Work, may see the Plans and Specifications at our Office, at LLANDAFF, after the 13th instant.—The Tenders are to be sent to us on or before the 1st of AUGUST. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. PRICHARD & SEDDON, Diocesan Architects, Llandaff. THE PENARTH STEAM Flmny COMPANY. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, a 7 °f 5s. Per Share is now made, itnd H^^Shareliolders are hereby required to pay the same on or before the 8tli day of August, at the National Provincial Bank, to the credit of the Company. By order of the Directors. Cardiff, July 16, 1857. ABERDAltE MARKET & SLAUGHTER HOUSES. Bivon> that thc NINTH HALF- YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders 01 the Aberdare Market Company will he held at the Market House, on MONDAY, the 27th day of July instant, at 12 o clock Noon. By order of the Directors, 13th July, 1857. THOMAS EVANS, Secretary. GLAMORGANSHIRE COUNTY PRISONS. THE Committee for the Improvement of the several Counfy Prisons are desirous of receiving Tenders for the Pulling Down the present entrance buildings to the County Gaol It Cardiff, and re-building the same, in connection with the new boundary walls, with Entrance Lodge and Offices. The draw- ings and specifications may be seen at the Office of the Clerk of Peace, Cardiff, to whom sealed tenders must be sent on before the 27th JCJA, 1857, indorsed "Tenders for entrance to County Gaol, under cover, to the Clerk of Peace. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. t i 19 lort DALTON, July 13, 7. Clerk of Peace. EAST GLAMORGAN ASSOCIATION, FOB AWARDING PRIZES IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS pon THE WORKING CLASSES. (ALTERATION OF DAY.) PKBSIDENT-The Hon. R. WINDSOR CLIVE, M.P. P ATRolf-The Rt. Rev. The LORD BISHOP of LLANDAFF. THTOWNRHATPUPLIC MEETING BE held at the JULY when on WEDNESDAY, the 29th of Candidates at thp w'^ be awarded to the successful Candidates at the recent Examination. Eiflhe Chairman at 0ne °'cloct- HENRY THOMAS, Glamorgan. Quarter Sessions for the County of » J ff tl,at the Friends of Education will attend this the First Meeting of the Association. There will be an ORDINARY at the CARDIFP ARMS, at Three o'Clock. GEO. T. CLARK, Hon. Sec. X PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF FREEMASONS. EASTERN DIVISION OF SOUTH WALES. THE R. w. BROTHER c. K. KEMEYS TYNTE, of CEFN-MABLY, will be INSTALLED P H OVINCIAL GRAND MASTER for the EASTERN DIVISION OF SOUTH WALES, by the R. W. Brother William F. Beadon, Past Junior Grand Warden of England, at a LODGE to be held in the TOWN HALL, at CARDIFF, on THURSDAY, the Sixth day of AUGUST, 1857. The Members of the present and past Provincial Grand Lodges, the Masters, Officers, and Members of the different Craft Lodges in the District, and Visiting Brethren, are in- vited to attend at Noon on the forenamed day. The Brethren will hear Divine Service at the Parish Church: the Provincial Grand Chaplain will preach the Sermon. The Provincial Grand Master will preside at the Banquet, to be served at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, at Six o'clock p.m. T. J. DYKE, Provincial Grand Secretary. Merthyr Tydfil, June 30,1857. CHEPSTOW DISTRICT OF TURNPIKE ROADS. NOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising at the several roll-Gates within the said District, called or known by the several names hereunder mentioned, will be LET by AUCTION, to the best Bidder, at the BEAUFORT ARMS INN, in the Town of CHEPSTOW, on WEDNESDAY, the fifth day of AUGUST next, between the hours of Eleven in the Forenoon and Three in theAftemoon, in such Lot or Lots as the Trustees shall then determine upon, and in the manner directed by the Acts passed in the Third and Fourth Years of the Reign of his Majesty King George the Fourth, for regulating Turnpike Roads-which Tolls produced last year the several Sums here- under mentioned, above the expenses of collccting them. Each Bidder to deposit the sum of Ten Pounds in the hands of the Treasurer or Clerk (if required), which will be forfeited in case he does not abide by his last Bidding. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder for each Lot must, at the same time, pay into the hands of the Treasurer a Deposit of Ten Pounds per Cent, on thc Year's Rent, as a security that he will, within fourteen days from that time, produce sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said District, or their Treasurer or Clerk, to join hiin in a Covenant to be contained in a Lease of the said Tolls for the due payment of the Rent by Monthly Instalments; which Deposit will be for- feited to the use of the Trust, and the Tolls re-let, oil non-per- formance thereof. One moiety of the expense of the said Lease to be paid by the said Trustees, aud the other moiety by the Renter, and deducted out of the said Deposit. JAMES EVANS, Clerk to the said Trustees. Chepstow, 22nd June, 1857. TUENPIKB GATES. GREEN DRAGON. zC264 TuTsniLL 302 CROSSWAY GREEN 355 NEWNHAM 136 LYDNEY 204 BEACHLEY 36 ROCK AND FOUNTAIN 46 Lansqt 38 «iiiI SALES. &c, BY MR. ABBOTT. TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, A HOP DEALERS. MR. ABBOTT has just received at his Mart several Pockets of Prime KENT & FARNHAM HOPS of the growth of 1856, in excellent condition. Will be Sold a Bargain. May be seen at the Auction Mart. THE VELOCIPEDE, advertised for Sale by Private Con 1 tract, MAY NOW BE SEEN at the AUCTION MABT, and will be Sold for half its value. MR. ABBOTT HAS for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, several hand- some BANTUM FOWLS, which gained the Prize at the last Show, may be seeu at the Mart. WANTED TO RENT a Small Genteel HOUSE, FUR- n NISHED for Three or Six Months. MR. ABBOTT HAS TO LET, at the BUTE DOCKS, several ROOMS ii suitable for Offices. MR. ABBOTT BEGS to announce that he intends having a GENERAL D SALE of HOUSE PROPERTY at the QUBEN'S HOTBL, on FRIDAY, 28th AUGUST any person wishing to offer Pro. perty for Sale by Auction at that time will forward parti- culars to the Auction Mart, 13 and 14, High-street. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS. LOUDON SQUARE, CARDIFF. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION1 L BY MR. ABBOTT, On FRIDAY, the 28th AUGUST, 1857, at the QUEEN'S IIOTRL CARDIFF, an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, situate in LOUDON SQUARS (midway between Cardiff and the Bute Docks ;) consisting of Nine Good Rooms, Offices, and Garden, with every convenience. Held on a Lease from the Trustees of the Maiquis of Bute for 08 years. Sale at Six o'clock. Sale at Six o'clock. BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. MR. ABBOTT has been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION on FRIDAY, the 28th AUGUST, 1857, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, CAHDIFF, all that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, aud Large Yard and Premises adjoining, being No. 1, ADELAIDE STREET, BUTE DOCKS; consisting of Five Bed- rooms, Two Parlours, Two Kitchens, and Small Garden. The Yard and Shed is occupied by a Painter and Glazier. The whole Let at £30 per annum. Sale at Six o'clock. CHARLES.STREET, CARDIFF. MR. ABBOTT HAS been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, at tho 11 QUEEN'S HOTBL,on FRIDAY, 28th AUGUST,1857, acapital DWELLING-HOUSE, with large Garden, situate at tho top of CHARLEB-BTREET, a few doors from the little Chapel formerly occupied by tho Friends. Tho above will be found an excel- lent opportunity for those seeking Property in that locality. Full particulars of each of the above property will appear in due course. BROAD.STREET, CARDIFF, NEAR THE FIVE BELLS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, i By MR. ABBOTT, On SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1857, an Excellent FAMILY CARRIAGE, with portable Hood, Pole, pair ot Shafts, Cushions, Apron, and Lamps complete. The whole is in excel- lent preservation, and was the property of a deceased Officer. Also, will be offered at the same time, a capital SKELETON GIG. Sale to commence at Twelve o'Clock. ABERDARE, GLAMORGANSHIRE. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR. GAWN is instructed by the Proprietor, Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS, to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, Aberdare, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of AUGUST next, at Three for Four o'clock in tho Afternoon, in Two Lots (or as may be determined at the time of Sale,) and subject to the conditions which will then be produced; all that Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, advantantageously situate at the junction of Canou-street and Commercial-street, wjtlt Whitcoinbo-street, Aberdare, and immediately opposite the Queen's Hotel, and the proposed Brecon Old Bank. It is held under a Lease for 99 years from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of England, subject to a low ground rent, and the rental of the whole is about £100 per annum. LOT 1—Comprises a commodious HOUSE and SHOP, with domectic Offices and. large Warehouse conveniently adjoining, in the occupation of the present Proprietor, together with an excellent Garden and large Yard, in wlrch are a Pump and Reservoir of the purest spring water. LOT 2-Will be those of TWO substantially-built and con- venientlysnanged M ESSUAG ES or DWELLING HOUSES, in the occupation respectively of Messrs. Morgan and Smith, Solicitors, and Mr. Strudwick, together with the Building Site adjoining, adapted for a Dwelling-house or Shop, uniform with the above. In addition to the Well of Water already alluded to, a plentiful supply may be obtained from the river Dare, which forms the boundary at the back of the Premises. It may be added, that the rapidly increasing requirements of Aberdare, and the commanding situation of this Property, will ensure a progressive increase in its value; the Auctioneer, therefore, invites the special attention of Capitalists and others to this desirable medium of investment. 'r° view the Property, or for further particulars, apply to Mn W. Thomas, 011 the Premises; or to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Cardiff-street, Aberdare. July 18th, 1857. ABERAMAN,—GLAMORGANSHIRE. SALE OF TWO COTTAGES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, i By MR. GAWN, At the CASTLE INN, ABBRAMAN, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of AUGUST next, at 4 for 5 o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, in three Lots (or as may be otherwise determined at the time of Sale), and subject to the conditions then to be produced,—the undermentioned desirable LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES, situate at Abergwawr, in the Parish of Aberdare, and held under a Lease for tho remainder of a term of 99 years, from J. L. Roberts, Esq. LOT I.-All those Four wdl-buitt MESSUAGES or TENE- MENTS, adapted for houses of Business (three of them being used as Shops), situate at Abergwawr, immediately opposite the Griffin Inn, in the occupation of W. Colson and others; together with Three COTTAGES behind the same, also occu- pied, aud the detached Cottages, large Oven, and Parcel of Ground, as shewn in a Plan thereof, to be produced at the Sale, containing an area of 611 square yards and three quarters, realising a Rental of £57 10s. 6d., and will be Sold subject to an annual Ground Rent of £ 0 10s. LGT 2.—Those Four superior COTTAGES, with Parcel of Ground at the back, containing 427 and a half square yards, situate in the New-road, adjoining the New Inn, Abergwawr, in the occupation of M. Davies and others, and producing a yearly Rental of £29 18s., subject to an annual Ground Rent of £4- LOT 3.—Those Four substantial MESSUAGES or TENE. MENTS, situate at Abergwawr, next adjoining the Castle Inn, P 1 «and others' an(i three additional COTTAGES and Parcel of Ground at the back of the above, comprising an area of 518 and a half square yards, producing au annual Rental of £40 3s. Cd., and will be Sold subject to a Ground Rent of £ 4 10s. J There is a Cart-road and Right of Way to the back of the whole of the Premises, which are most conveniently situated, and will always readily command respectable Tenants. A moiety of the Purcliase-money will be allowed to remain as a Mortga-e upon the Property. 0 0 Mr. James Dagger, Castle Inn, Abcraman, will shew the respective Lots, as well as a Plan of the whole of the Property. Forfurthcr particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Cardiff-street, Aberdare; or to H. J. Hollier, Solicitor, Town Hall, Aberdare. July 18th, 1857. MONMOUTHSHIRE. VALUABLE ESTATE AND TIN WORKS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION i By Messrs. JACKSON, GARRARD & NEALE At the COMMERCIAL RoOMS, in the city of BRISTOL, on THURSDAY, the 30th day of JULY, 1857, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, the valuable ESTATE and PROPERTY, called the ABERTILERY IRON AND TIN PLATE WORKS, situate near Newport, in the county of Monmouth, comprising upwards of 4G Acres of Land, with an excellent House, suited for.the residence of a Proprietor or a Manager; Storehouses, Warehouses, Offices, Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Shops, and Twenty-eight Workmen's Cottages, 14 of which are Freehold and 14 Leasehold, all in excellent tenantable repair. The Trade Part of the Property consists of one Horizontal High-pressure Steam Engine (90-Horse Power), with Blowing Cylinder; 4 large Boilers, with corrugated Iron Roofing; 2 large Helves, for stamping; 2 Fineries, 4 Charcoal Lumping Furcs, 3 Double Hollow Fires, 2 Puddling Furnaces, with cor rigated Iron Roofing, 1 Pair of 7-incli Bar Iron Rolls, Char- coal Shed, capable of containing 250 Dozens Charcoal • 2 Water and 1 Steam Tin Mills and Furnaces, excellent Water Wheel, 38 feet diameter, 1 Horizontal High-pressure Steam Engine (21-inch Cylinder), to drive 3 Pair of Cold Rolls 3 Annealing Furnaces, 2 Tin Houses, for 6 sets, and capable* of Tinning from 750 to 800 Boxes Tin-plates per week. There is an abundance of steam and other coals in the neigh- bourhood. a The entire property is in excellent condition, the Buildings and Machinery having been crected within the last six years. The Property adjoins the Abertilery Station of the Western Valleys Railway, from which there is a communication by rail into the centre of the works, and goods can thus be conveyed direct from Abertilery to Newport, and from thence to all parts of the kingdom. Abcrtitery.is situated 2 miles from Blaina, 17 miles from Newport, and 3 miles from the Llantilleth Junction of the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway, which is the direct traffic route to Birkenhead and Liverpool. Full descriptive particulars are in preparation, and may be obtained seven days previously to the day of sale from Mr. CHARLES MEDHURST, at the Works; from Mr. T. M. LLEWELLIN, Solicitor, Newport; from the Managers of the West of England Bank at Cardiff, and Poutypool; from Mr. WILLIAM HALE, Solicitor, Bath, and from Messrs. CLARKE, GRAY, and WOODCOCK, 20, Lincoln's inn- fields, London; reference may also be made to either of these parties for further information, and all other particulars can be obtained on application to the Auctioneer', or to Messrs, SAYEFLY, CLARK, FUSSELL, A FIUCHARD, Svlwityrs, VmXvl, GLAMORGANSHIRE CLERGY CHARITY. mIlE SUBSCRIBERS are requested to meet at the BEAR 1 INN, COWBRIDGE, at Twelve o'clock on TUESDAY, the 28th day of JULY instant, to receive Petitions, and to make distribution of the balance in hand. J. BRUCE PRYCE, Treasurer. Duffryn, July 15,1857. LANISHEN, NEAR CARDIFF. UTESSRS. REYNOLDS & THOMAS havo received in- 1\.1 structions from F. X. GWYNNE, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, at NEW HOUSE, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of August, 1857, the CHOP of excellent WHEAT, with the Straw, standing on 13 acres of land. Also, 38 FAT SHEEP and 1 FAT BULLOCK. The Wheat can be Sold in ene or more Lots to suit the con- venience of Purchasers. Parties wishing to View the same can do so bj applying to the Farm Bailiff at New House. Three Months' Credit will be given upon approved Security to Purchasers of the amount of jElO aud upwards. The Sale to commence at One o'Clock precisely. GLAMORGANSHIRE. FREEHOLD FARM OF 44 ACRES FOR SALE BY AUCTION. MR. T. WATKINS (instructed by the Trustee under the Will of the late Elias Bassett, Esq.,) will shortly offer for SALE BY AUCTION, All that desirable FARM, with HOMESTEAD, FARM BUILDINGS and COTTAGES thereon, containing by ad-, measurement 43A. 3R. 28p, more or less, situated at SIG" GINBTONH, in the Parish of Lantwit-Major, withm a short distance of the Town of Cowbridge. Full particulars will appear in future Advertisements, or may be had on application to R. G. BASSETT, Esq., Solicitor, Southampton; or at the AUCTIONEER'S Offices, New Town- hall, Cardiff. LLANDAFF. M R. T. WATKINS IS instructed by Mrs. WATSON, who is leaving the Neigh- bourhood, to SELL by AUCTION, at her Residence, LLANDAFF GRBEN, on THURSDAY, the 30th day of JULY, 1857, at 12 for 1 o'clock precisely, the undermentioned HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, most of which has been pur- chased within the past twelve months; comprising several Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, and a large quantity of Dutch Druggettiug and Patent Felt Carpets, nearly new; Sofa, Table, and Chairs, in Maple Wood, Couch iu Green Leather, Sofa, Easy Chairs, 12 Mahogany Chairs in Utrecht Velvet, Dining Table, Mahogany Side-board, Chimney Glasses in Gilt Frames, Book Shelves, Bagatelle Board complete, Nest of Rosewood Work Tables, Fenders and Fire Irons, Hall Table, ditto Chairs, Lamps, Floor Cloth and Door Mats, handsome Four-post Carved Mahogany Bedstead, with Crimson Damask Hangings, French Half-Tester aud Iron Bedsteads, with Damask and Chintz Hangings, Mattresses and Palliasses, Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes aud Chests of Drawers, Mahogany and Painted Washing Stands, with Ware, Toilet Tables, Towel Horses, Screw Linen Press, Kitchen Tables and Chairs, DishCovers, Patent Meat Screen, Saucepans, and the usual culinary requisites Dinner, Breakfast, and Dessert Services, Fish Globes, Finger and Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Dairy Utensils, &c &c. Also, a Godd CART and a Useful CARRIAGE with Hood; Stone Roller, Wheelbarrow, Sea Kale Pots, Garden Tools, &c. As the whole is to be Sold in One Day, a punctual attendance is requested. PORT OF CARDIFF. àMESSRS. GRAHAM & CO. are instructed to 1Y1 SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, at the MOUNT STUART HOTEL, BUTE (DHTMNAAR DOCKS, CARDIFF, on TUESDAY, the 28th day of JULY, 1tS57, 32-61thof the Barque "MARY CATHERINE," of London, well found in Stores, ancj now lying in the West Bute Dock, opposite the Wire Works. Sale to commence at 3 for 4 o'Clock in the afternoon precisely. Dated Auctioneers' Offices, 5, Angel-street, Cardiff, and 7, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon., July 16, 1857. CANTON, NEAR CARDIFF. NEW LEASEHOLD HOUSE AND PREMISES FOR 10 SHILLINGS. 110 be Disposed of by RAFFLE, a Capital Well Built New House and Premises, Situate in Canton, 17 Feet Frontage, 110 Feet Deep, with 4 Rooms, Court, Pump, Garden walled in, Unexpired Term of Lease 98 Years, Ground Rent £1 14s. per annum; to comprise of 400 Members, at 10s. each, and to be paid for at the time of Entry. Should the Raffle not take place, all Monies to be Returned, less 3d. each Member To take place at the WvNDHATt HOTEL, CANTON, on MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1857, when the Premises will be given to the Winner, Clear of all Claims up to the Day of Raffle. Entries aud Payments received at the Wyndham Hotel, Canton Mark Marks, Auctioner, No. 9, St. Mary-street, and H. Allen, Printer, Hute-strcet, Cardiff. Tickets, to ba had on and after Saturday, July 25th, to Monday, An ust 3.1, 1857. HORSES. MR. J. BOTHOMLEY is instructed to offer for SALE BY AUCTION, at the QUFEN'S HOTEL YARD, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF, on SATURDAY, the 25th JULY, 1857, at -12 o'clock at Noon precisely, FIVE excellent DRAUGHT HORSES, the property of a Contractor, having no further \180 for them; comprising a strong Brown Horse, 5 years old; a superior Black Mare, 7 years old Two excellent Black Horses, aged, and a very strong Brown Cob Horse. The Auctioneer invites the attention of Colliery Proprietors Contractors, and others to the foregoing lots as being well worthy of their notice. THE COTS WOLD GREYS. MR. W. SMITH'S Annual AUCTION SALE of about 50 LONG-WOOLLED SHEAflLING TUPS, AND A FEW OLDER SHEEP, Will take placeon SATURDAY, AUGUST the 1st, 1857, at Bibury, near Fairford, seven miles from Cirencester Station. These Rams are Pure Cotswolds, with good quality and Grey Character they may be seen previously. Sale to commence at two o'clock, to accommodate parties returning by Train. WILLIAM COTIIER, Middle Aston, near Woodstock. Glamorganshire, near to Cowbrulgo and Cardiff.—Valuable Freehold Tithe-free Farms at Lanvithen and Lancarvan, in the Vale of Glamorgan, comprising together about 213 acres, and let at £300 per annum. MESSRS. FAREBPOTHER, CLARKE and LYE are in- lu. structed by the Trustees for sale under the Will of the Rev. Dr. Lisle to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's on Thursday, August 6, at 12 o'clock, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate about five miles from Cowbridge, and eight from Cardiff, in the Vale of Glamorgan, known as Lanvithen, consisting of a farm-house, barns, sheds, stabling, and 193a. Or. 19p. of extra parochial arable, meadow, and pasture laud, exempt from tithes, land tax. and poor-rates; also granges in Lan- carvan, comprising about 19a. lr. 14p. of arable, meadow, and pasture lands. The above abound in limestone, and a constant stream runs through Lanvithen Dairy. Both farms are in the occupation of Mr. David, at rents amounting to £300 per anium For further information and to view apply to Mr. Job Evans, Tal-y-Garn, near Cowbridge, of whom particulars may he had. Particulars, with plans, also of Messrs. Fuller and Saltwell, solicitors, Carlton-chambers, Regent-street; at Garraway's; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand, London. [IN CHANCERY.] LEY v. TULK. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, Without reserve, in consequence of a Dissolution of Partner- ship. The very valuable IRON WORKS, FOUNDRIES, &c, known as the "LowcA IROY AND ENGINEERING WORKS," situate near WHITEHAVEN; and also a FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, STABLE, GARDENS, &c situate at PARTON, near Whitehaven, to be Sold uuder an Order of the Court of Chancery. MR. PETER. BROAD will SELL by AUCTION, at BALLARD'S STATION HOTEL, WHITEHAVEN, 011 THURS- DAY, the 27th day of AUGUST, 1857, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, the above valuable PROPERTY. 41 The Lowca Iron Works are situate at Harrington, about one mile from Whitehaven, in the County of Cumberland (on the line of Railway from Whitehaven to Carlisle), and are erected on a piece of Land containing 4a. 2r., or thereabouts (with power for the Lessees to take any further quantity of land for the purposesof the said Works, at the rate of £ 4 an acre. The 1 oundriea, Gas Works, Steam Engine, Weighing Machine, f';0Ctin"1 S,!liths' and other Shops, Store! 100ms, Stables, and other Buildings, in which a very extensive business has been and is now carried on by Messrs. Tulk and B,1-0" Fou,nders and Engineers; and also the Stock-in- irade, Plant, and Effects, of and belonging to the said Works, Sold at the same time and place. Whitehaven and the neighbourhood is very populous, and several Railways are adjacent. There are no Engineering Works at or near Whitehaven, except those offered for sale. Iron Ore and Coal abound in the immediate vicinity, and of the best quality and an extensive business in Smelting Ore mi<'ht be carried on at the Lowca Works, they being well adaptedl'or that purpose. Tho Freehold Property is situate at Parton, near the Lowca Works, and consists of a Dwelling-house, with Court-yard and Garden behind, a Stable, Gig-house, and Wash-house, and two Gardens on the east side of the street, at Parton aforesaid. Particulars and Conditions of Sale, with a Plan of the Pre- mises, will shortly be issued, and may be had in London of Mr. William Ley, Solicitor, fa, Lincoln's Inn Fields; Mr. Thomas Johnston, Solicitor, 5, Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn and of the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 28, Poultry; of Messrs. Brockbank and Felder, and Mr. John Postlethwaite, Solicitors, Whitehaven; and at the principal Hotels iu Whitehaven, Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle, Carlisle, Preston, Glasgow, and Cardiff; and at the place of Sale. WILLIAM LEY. 41, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. LANGAN, GLAMORGANSHIRE. FOR SALE, A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSE, OUT- HOUSKS, AND LAND. MR. ROBERT EVANS has been commissioned bv tha Proprietor to SELL BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, all that compact, newly and substantially-erected FREEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, with about Six Acres of capital PASTURE LAND. The above-named Premises are situate in the Village of Langan, having very recently been erected, and are most con- venient in every respect. The House is a compact Villa, with excellent out-houses, and a well, with a plentiful supply of water, and is within two miles of a Station on the South Wales Railway, and four of the market towns of Bridgend and Cow- bridge. Tho Land is very productive, and has, also, a Lead Mine, now in working. Mr. Rees Jenkins will show the Premises, and any further particulars may be had of Mr. RosEBT EVASS, Auctioneer, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Ptidgeud, 2§tU April, \957,. TO SHIP BROKERS' CLERKS. TjiTANTED, as PARTNER, by a Gentleman about to establish f T himself at one of the Welsh Coal Porta, a Young Man, thoroughly conversant with the Custom House, Shipping, and Coal Trade. Capital not so much an object as a thorough knowledge of the business. References required. Name and address to be forwarded to S. S. P., 42, Chancery Lane. London, W, C. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS, (Eldsst Son of the late WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the OLD BREWERY, St. Mary-street), IMPORTER OF FOREIGN WINES AND SPIRITS DEALER IN BOTTLBD ALES AND PORTER, POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, CHUBCH-STBBBT, CAncirt. — — MR. FRED. C. SCOTT, (MHMBBR OJ THB ODONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY,) DENTIST, REMOVED TO 9, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. A Pupil Wanted. HARRIS & PALMER, WHOLESALE BUTTER, CHEESE, AND CORN FACTORS, HAVERFORDWEST, A LARGE AND WELL.SELECTED STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. BRISTOL. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. SAMUEL WARE & SONS, TAILORS AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS Late of No. 1, Dolphin-street, and 38, College Green, BEG respectfully to announce that they have REMOVED JLF to more commodious Premises, 48, PARK-STREET, (op- posite Great George-street), where the business will be, as heretofore, conducted by the two surviving partners. S. W. & SONS desire most gratefully to acknowledge the kind patronage bestowed upon their Firm during the many years that it has been established, a continuance of which it will ever be their earnest endeavour to merit. H. J. WILLETT St Co. HAVE on Hand for SALE at their WAMnopM, Chak- 11 IOTTB-STBBBT, CARDIJ*, Part of a Cargo of Prime MIDDLES BACON, and Fine Dry SMOKED HAMS; alio, Curt Grease, 10s., Us., and 19s. per Cwt.; Superior Black Varnish, 2s. per Gallon Mitchell's Mineral Black Paint for Wood Palings; Iron Work or Ship's bottoms, 17s. 6d. per Cwt.; Best Portland Cement, 9s. per Cask.— Cash. Dated Cardiff, 15th July, 1857. NATIONAL DEODORIZING AND MANURE COMPANY. OFFICES, 92, BARTHOLOMEW PLACH, HERTFORD ROAD, KINOSLAND, LONDON. RIVAL GUANO MANURE. HJ. WILLETT & CO., SOLE AGENT for SOUTH WALES. DEPOT—CHABLOTTB-STBBET, by the Cus- tom-house, CARDIVP. Equally adapted for Wheat and Bailey as for all Green Crops, having in several instances actually beaten Peruvian Guano. Price, delivered free (incuding Packages) at any Railway Terminus or Wharf in London, only £7 per Ton, Cash.—A trial is only desired to prove it* superiority ovor all Manures. See testimonials, to be had at the Stores, or of tho following who will also supply any quantity of the Guano Cardiff: Mr. F. Roche, of lO, Smith-street. Chepstow: Mr. Daniel Mutlew, Crane Wharf. N.B. —Testimonials sent free by post on application. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr. w. A. W. BIRD, of 81, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, IS NO LONGER AGENT for me or for the Rival Guano Manure Company; that he is not authorised to Receive any Moneys on account ot myself or the said Company, and that any parties who may pay him any more Moneys, after the date of this Notice, will be still liable to HENRY J. WILLETT AND CO., Cardiff, General Merchants. 27th June, 1857. CABDIPP, JULY 1st, 1857. J. P. JAMES, IN returning his sincere thanks to those numerous Friends JL who have so liberally supported him since his commence- ment in Business, now extending over a period of Eight Years, begs most respectfully to inform them and the Public gene- rally, that he has taken into PARTNERSHIP MR. THos. WILLIAMS, who for the last three-and-a-half years has con- ducted his Business to the entire satisfaction of himself and of those many Customers who havo so generously contributed to his success. JAMES AND WILLIAMS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, IN soliciting a continuance of the kind support hitherto con- 1 ferred upon the Establishment, beg to assure their Friend that nothing shall be wanting on their parts to merit and maintain the excellent name their Establishment has obtained for personal attention in the preparing of all Medicines, for the purity of every article supplied, and for regularity and Dispatch in the execution of all commands, under the immediate super- intendence of one of the Principals. AH Medicines prepared according to the Pharmacopoeia of the London College of Physicians. 281, Bute-street, Cardiff. GLO'STER GRAND SUMMER EXHIBITION. POULTRY AND PIGEONS. AN MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURS- \J DAY, September 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th, 1857. Prize Lista and Certificates of Entry are now ready. v » TT HENRY CHURCHILL, Hon. Secretary King s Head Hotel. TOWN OF CARDIFF. BUILDING GROUND.—Part of the LITTLB FARM, im- mediately adjoining the Wagon Building Depdt of the Taff Vale Railway, TO BE LET on Leases for 99 years. Apply to Mr. DALTON or to Mr. O'ROURKE, C.E., Crock- herbtown, Cardiff. TOWN OF CARDIFF. ELIGIBLE BUILDING GROUND TO BE LET, JL< for a term of 99 Years, 15, 18, and 20 feet Frontages- Depth about 150 feet. The above Laud adjoins a large portion of ground already being built upon, and situated on the Roath side near the East Gate. Apply to Mr. John Williams, Builder, 4, Montgomery-place, Roath Road, Cardiff. CARDIFF. A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-TO OUTFITTERS AND DRAPERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, with Immediate Possession, at1 1 OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, situate in ST. MARY-STREET, Cardiff, the present proprietor (a widow) being about to retire from Business. Rent Moderate, aud a Leas" of the Premises if required. Good House, and Garden about 140 feet long. Apply to Mrs. WILLIAMS, on the Premises, 33, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. RHYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY. RHYMNEY RAILWAY LOANS ON DEBENTURES. THE Directors are desirous of receiving LOANS on DEBEN- TUBES of the Company in Sums of not lesa than £100, at £5 per Cent. per Annum for 3 or 5 years. Applications to be made to the Secretary at the Company II Offices, 28, Great George-street, Westminster, a W. The Railway, in its entire length from Rhymney to th» Tidal Shipping Places on thc Bute Dock Branch, will be opened in October next. By Order, G. W. HORN, Secretary. July, 1857. RIIYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE is hereby given, that the ORDINARY HALF" i\ YEARLY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the RHYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the Odices ot the Company, 28, GREAT GEORGB-STREBT, WEST- MINSTER, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of AUGUST next, at two o clock precisely, for the purposes mentioned in tho Act of Incorporation and of the Companies Clauses Con" solidation Act, 1845." Notice is hereby further given, that th* saul Meeting will bo made Special or Extraordinary, for tho following purposes, namely: — 1. To authorise the creation and issue of New Shares in the Company to the nominal amount of .£100,000, either oj one class and with like privileges, or of several classes with different privileges, and of the same or ditreien" amounts, and respectively with imyiixej, fluctuating, con- tingent, guaranteed, preferential, perpetual, terminable. °r other dividend. 2. To authorise the Directors to borrow on mortgage any sum or sums of money not exceeding in the whole the suu» of £ 1(0,000, in addition to the sums which they are already authorised to borrow on mortgage, which sum of iJlA00?', or any part thereof, may be borrowed so soon as the sai<* sum of ±1100,000 shall have l een subscribed for, and h- thereof shall have been paid up. e And Notice is hereby also given, that the Register Transfers will 1»: closed on SATURDAY, the 1st day of A»aL'9^ next, until after the Meeting. Bv Order, G. W, HORN, Secretary. Offices, 28, Great George-street, Westminster, July 23rd, 1857. THE DIRECTORS of the RHYMNEY IRON C03j* X PANY require the services of a Gentleman in every resp qualified for the appointment of RESIDENT MANAGE!* the Company's Works iu South Wales. t. Applications to be made by letter addressed to the una ligned. T. E. SCUDAMORE, Secretary, 25, Laurence Fwituey Lane, Lonwn' 33nd July, 1657. t