The Cardiff Times

Inblit flutes. L CANTON MAEKET, CARDIFF. A GRAND FETE AND GALA WILL take place on WHIT-TUESDAY, JUNE the 2nd, 1868, for the BENEFIT of the WIDOWS and OR- PHANS' FUND of the Ancient Order of FORESTERS. THE BANDIOF THE ROYAL GLAMORGAN MILITIA Will be on the ground. A GRAND BALLOON ASCENT. DANCING ON THE GREEN, AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS. A NEw AND MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS! By that talented Pyrotechnist, Professor Gyngell, of Wells. The Finale will be a Brilliant Emblematical Device illustrative of the Order. Tickets, Sixpence each, may be had at the various Court Houses, or of any of the Committee. The PROCESSION will leave Mount Stuart-square at Twelve o'clock. Refreshments will be provided on the grounds. 4032 WHITSUN HOLIDAYS. EXCURSION TO PORTISHEAD. THE very fast and favourite STEAMERS TAFF" and WYE are intended to sail from CARDIFF TO PORTISHEAD AND BACK, On WHIT-MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 1st and 2nd, lSd8, as follows :— LEAVTN« BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. '"LEAVING PORTISHEAD PIER. Whit-Mondav (Wye), 1p.m. Whit-Monday (Taff), 5 p.m. Whit-Tuesday (Taff) 2 „ Whit-Tuesday (Wye), 5.30 Portishead Jis one of the most delightful spots on the coast of the Bristol Channel, and for its shady walks and: magnifi- cent scenery stands unequalled. From Cardiff to Portishead and back, including pier dues, Cabin, 3s.; Deck, 2s. 4049 RHONDDA VALLEY. TREORKY FAIR, YSTRADYFODWG. TAKE NOTICE, a Fair for the Sale of Cattle, Horses, and Sheep, with all other commodities consumed in this district, will be held on Monday, the 8th of June, 1868. There will also be in attendance a large assortment of Shows, Auni Sallies, and divers other amusements, to which the public in r general are respectfully invited. 3946 LLYNVI AND OGMORE RAILWAY. PORTHCAWL HARBOUR. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the works of the X Harbour being now completed, the Harbour Rates, au- thorized under the Schedule referred to in the Llynvi ani Ogmore Railways' Act, 1864, will be charged on and from the 1st June next, on all goods landed or shipped at Porthcawl, except those enumerated below, viz.:— 1st. Except on Iron, on which a rate of 3d. per ton only will ie charged. 2nd. Except on Iron Ore, imported, and Pitwood, on which no harbour rate will be charged. The Harbour Rates, with the exceptions stated, will be charged, irrespective of and in addition to the rates for car- riage, use of the line, hire of truck, and the service of loading and unloading goods, which is performed by the Company. For goods conveyed over the line, the said Harbour Rates will be charged through the invoice for carriage of the same, and be recoverable under the 47th Section of the Llynvi and Og- more Railways' Act, 1864, from the Owner or consignee of the goods. All goods to be conveyed over the line and intended for shipment, must be declared," For Shipment," to the for- warding Station. The Wharfage, Cranage, and other Rates, authorized by the Schedule of the Lljnvi and Ogmore Railways' Act, 1864, will be charged according to the powers given by that Act. The Directors are open to make special arrangements for allowing to traders wharf accommodation at a fixed amount of rent per month or per annum. By order, GEO. F. SAUNDERS, Onlces Bridgend, Glamorganshire, Secretary. 4th May, 1868. 4013 CARDIFF HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY. THIS Dispensary, (by favour of the Minister and Deacons) was Re-commenced on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, in the Vestry of the Hayes Welsh Baptist Chapel. Attendance on Mondays and Thursdays. Open at 10 o'clock, Treasurer, F. P. CARREL, Esq., Roath. 3910 JUST PUBLISHED, "GWLADYS WILLIAMS." AN ENGLISH DRAMA bearing upon Wales. Post free for Is. 5d., from the Author, Mr. A. Rhys Thomas, 24, Forester-street, Derby. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The reader need not to be told that througbt this novel there is no false feeling-no base hero dragging his slow length through scores of pages.—provoking 'what next?' and what next ?' till the patient reader loses himself by a fortu- nate hiatus, or a'skip' of some forty or fifty pages. No, this is neither novel high life, or low life, improbable or com- mon place; but it is a combination of those characters and qualities, and one that needs but be seen to be enjoyed by the forward Review. 11 It is the most interesting little book we have taken up for some time.Leicester Journal. 3920 THE CARDIFF ARCADE COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, £10,000, IN 1000 SHARES OF £10 EACH. A Deposit of ZI per Share to be paid on application £1 on allotment. No Call to exceed gCl per Share, and at inter- vals of not less than two months. DIRECTORS, PRO TEN. William Alexander, Esq., merchant, Park-place, Cardiff, Chairman. Henry Bowen, Esq., engineer, Spring Bank, Cardiff. Charles Williams David, Esq., merchant, Cardiff. William Rose Harvey, Esq., Crockherbtown, Cardiff. John Sloper, Esq., Woodfield-place, Cardiff. William Taylor, Esq., M.D., Cardiff. Thomas James Waller, Esq,, Springfield House, Caidiff. BANKERS. The National Provincial Bank of England, Cardiff. A FEW SHARES are still unallotted. Apply to Henry Heard, Esq., Solicitor, or to PETER PRICE, Secretary. Dated, Canal Wharf, Cardiff, March 11th, 1868 3546 TAUNTON AND WEST OF ENGLAND PERPETUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY p 3, HAMMET-STREET, TAUNTON. ESTABLISHED 1857. Money lent on mortgage at I) per cent., repayable by instal- ments, and redeemable at any time, without loss of interest. x60,000 and upwards already advanced in Glamorganshire. Its security offers a good and safe investment for depositors. 41 per cent. (without any deductions) allowed on sums of £15 and upwards, interest payable half-yearly. Investing shares may be taken also, with liberty to with- draw at a month's notice, with five per cent. interest. This old-established Society has no connection with any other recently started at Taunton. For particulars apply to Mr. Wm. Strode Bragg, Managing Birector; Mr. Albtrt Goodman, Secretary; or to MR. THOMAS WEBBER, District Secretary, 64, St. Mary.street, 1634 Cardiff. A GRAND CHRISTMAS TREAT. BRIDGEND, GLAMORGANSHIRE. GREAT PRIZE DRAWING OF FREEHOLD HOUSES. FOUR GREAT PRIZES, VALUED £480, With One Hundred other Prizes, of not less value than Five Shillings each. ON SATURDAY, DEC. 26th. 1868, a Grand DRAWING of PRIZES will take place at BRIDGEND, in the pre- sence of the Honorary Committee and the leading local gentlemen, when the following Prizes will be drawn for:— First Prize—A Freehold Dwelling-House, valued £120. Second „ A Freehold Dwelling-House, valued ;£12U. Third „ A Freehold Dwelling-House, valued .S120. Fourth „ A Freehold Dwelling-House, valued £120. And One Huadred other Valuable Prizes. The Drawing will be on the plan of the Art-Union, and the Winning Numbers will be published in the Cardiff Times, Gambria Daily Leader, Daily Telegraph, and the Durham Chronicle, of the 5th of January, 1869. A List of the Winning Numbers will be sent to any ad- dress, on receipt of a stamped directed envelope. Every Ticket-holder has an equal chance ot winning either of the FOUR GREAT PRIZES, valued at JE480, for SIXPENCE 1 The Committee guarantee that the Holder of each Ticket will have a chance of winning any of the above Four Great Prizes, or of any of the One Hundred other Prizes. The Prizes will be delivered to the Winners immediately after the Drawing. In the case of the Houses, the Conveyance Deeds will be prepared in anticipation of the Drawing. The Houses are 23, 24, 25, and 26, Compton-street, Stockton-on-Tees, and entitle each Winner to a Parliamen- tary County Vote. Application for Tickets and Agencies to be made to Mr. JOHN NELSON, Nantdvris, Black Mill, Bridgend TICKETS, SIXPENCE EACH, Or a Book of Twelve Tickets for 5s. Agent for Cardiff, Mr. D. DUNCAN, Cardiff Times Office. Agents wanted in eve: y town and village. BONATIDE MONEY SPECULATION. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS Sterling may be T obtained by an investment of £1. £8,000,000 sterling guaranteed by Government, are annuaLy divided in moathly allotments in various Sams upwards to £ 25,000 sterling. For Prospectus, (which will he sent gratis), apply to Mr. Frederick Sintz, No. 8, Three King Court, Lombard-street, London, E.C. 3927 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. In the County Court of Glamorganshire, holden at Pontypridd. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, in lodgings at Gyfeillon with Anne Williams, formerly of Gjfeillon Tavern, near Pontypridd, in the county of Glamorgan, victualler and grocer, having been adjudged bankrupt on the 9th day bf May, 1868, a public sitting for the said bankrupt to pass his last exami- nation, and make application for his discharge, will be held at the said Court at the County Court House, Pontypridd, on the 12th day of June, 1868, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, pre- cisely, the day last aforesaid being the day limited for the said bankrupt to surrender. The iiegintrar of the Court is the official assignee, and Mr. M. W. Morgan, of Aberdare, is the solicitor acting in the bankruptcy. JOHN DANIEL THOMAS, 4Q32 High Bailiff. '<. "r J.a flitblix Notices. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. WHITSUN HOLIDAYS. On WHIT-MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1868, THE Times of Departure of the Passenger Trains will be as follow :— From MBKTHYB. for Aberdare, Treherbert, and Cardiff. 8.10 morning I 2.55 afternoon 11. 0 morning 6.45 evening 9.30 evening I From MERTHYR for Cowbridge. 8.10 morning I 6.45 evening From ABERDARE, for Merthyr, Treherbert, and Cardiff. 8. 9 morning 2.54 afternoon 11. 0 morning 6.40 evening 9.30 evening From ABERDARE for Cowbridge. 8. 9 morning 6.40 evening From CARDIFF, for Treherbert, Aberdare and Merthyr. 8.25 morning I 3.20 afternoon 11.30 morning I 6.35 evening I 9.20 evening From CARDIFF for Cowbridge. 8.25 morning 6.35 evening J 6.50 evening From CARDIFF for Treherbert. 6.5tJ evening From TREHERBERT for Cardiff, rr 8.2 morning From TREHERBERT, for Merthyr and Aberdare. 8.12 morning From TREHERBERT, for Aberdare, Merthyr, and Cardiff. 10.45 morning I tt.29 evening 2.45 afternoon | 9.16 evening From TREHERBERT for Cowbridge. 8.2 morning I 8.29 evening From PONTYPRIDD JUNCTION for Cowbridge. 9.1 morning [ 7.31 evening From LLANTRISSANT for Cowbridge. 9 47 morning 2.40 afternoon I 8.13 evening From CARDIFF for Pontypridd. 10.35 morning From CARDIFF for Aberdare Junction. 8.20 evening From OOWBRIDQE, for Cardiff, Merthyr, Aberdare, an i Treherbert. 7.39 morning I 5.38 evening From COWBRIDGE for Llantrissant, 7.39 morning I 5.38 evening. 11.25 morning J First, Second, and Third Class Passengers will be veyed by all the trains. To and-Fro Tickets will be issued on the evening of Satur, day, May 30th, and on Sunday, May 31st, for all distances exceeding seven miles, available for the. Return Journey until the following Tuesday evening. Further particulars can be obtained by applying at the stations. By Order, EDWIN E. PAGE. Traffic Manager. Cardiff, May 21st, 1868. 40S0 HOMES FOR THE MILLION. EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD. GLAMORGAN BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. PATRONS. Lieut.-Col. J. F. D. Crichton Stuart, M.P. The Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, M.P. Henry Hussey Vivian, Esq., M.P. TRUSTEES. Mr. J. Ward, Roath Castle, Roath, near Cardiff, gentleman. Mr. J. Owen, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, merchant. Br. Wallace, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. PRESIDENT-Charles Pearson, Esq. VICE-PRESIDENT—J. Tomlinson, Jun., Esq. DIRECTORS. Mr. R. Cory, sen. I Mr. John Davies Mr. Rees Jones Mr. G. S. Stowe Mr. W. Dowie I Mr. S. W. Kelly Mr. George Parfitt Mr. E. Herne Mr. J. Cory Mr. R. Gory, Jun. Mr. James Lee I Mr T. A. Richards. SURVEYOR—Mr. Daniel Jones. SHARES, X-30; SUBSCRIPTIONS, Is. per FORTNIGHT. RFLHIS Society affords an excellent opportunity for persons I to accumulate Money at good Interest by small periodi- cal payments, and also a safe Investment for small or large sums at a fixed rate of interest, payable half-yearly. To persons wanting to borrow money, this Society offers unusual advantages. Sums varying from £30 to £1000 can be obtained on mortgage of Houses or Land at a low rate of interest, which may be repaid by small fortnightly instal- ments. Every information, with prospectuses and rules, may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Mr. ROBERT EMERY, Conway Road, Canton. Or at the Secretary's Office, Bute Docks. Cardiff. MOKEY READY TO BE ADVANCED. Merthyr Agent-Mr. Joe. WILLIAMS, 48, Glebeland street Rhondda Valley—Mr J. J. EVANS, Land Surveyor, Pentre. A SUBSCRIPTION MEETING will be held on Monday Evening next, from Seven to Half-past Eight o'clock, at Raper's Temperance Hotel, Temperance-town, Cardiff, when iiew Members may be admitted without paying up back Sub- scriptions. 3866 PONTYPEIDD HiaHWAY DISTRICT No. 1. GENERAL STATEMENT of the RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE on Account of the HIGHWAYS of each Parish, Township, &c., in the District of PONTYPRIDD, in the County of G Glamorgan, for the year ending 25th MARCH, 1868,as audited by the Highway Board for such District, (23 and 24 Viet., c. 68, Sec. 27.) RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. Balance, March, 1868 NAMES OF PARISHES, TOWN- Length of ~7 — SHIPS, &e. Highways. Balance in „ n.. Balance Manual La- hand from Rates or Other Total over scent bour mclud Tmm Matoriala. ir^esmien8 Salaries n °ther To In hand. Overspent, last Account Assessments. Receipts. Receipts. from last mg Contract Labour. Bills. Payments. Expenditure. F Account Work. r, „. Miles Fur. £ s. d. £ B. d. £ 8. d. £ s d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ a. d. £ s. d. £ a. d. £ B. d.. £ s. d7" £ s. d. £ s. d. Orelligacr w 29 204 11 10 1240 0 0 1444 11 10 417 H 141 6 O 1 0 6 440 14 7 69 8 0 10 12 7 1080 7 5 364 4 5 10 31 38 13 9 100 0 0 138 13. 9 65 & 7 80 14 0 9 4 6 4 9 8 0 13 2 110 6 11 28 6 10 trlynrhymney 10 28 47 1 5 100 0 0 147 1 5 37 0 6 14 13 8 0 4 6 24 2 5 4 18 0 0 15 3 81 13 11 65 7 6 ^lanwonno 53 52 141 14 3 1300 0 0 1441 14 3 459 17 6 241 14 10 2 10 2 996 5 10 88 7 8 13 10 2 1802 2 2 360 7 11 '■ •• 8 18 113 10 11 40 0 0 153 10 11 23 2 6 1 12 0 0 8 7 4 15 0 0 15 6 80 13 6 122 17 & Y.stradyfodwg 30 37 9618 6 1150 0 0 214 0 1249 12 6 476 10 3 18119 6 1918 5 687 2 2 33 1 8 616 135313 5 104 Oil Total 175 35 G42 10 8 3030 00 214 0 4575 4 8 T. 1479 2 1 66115 7 23 13 7 2157 18 1 203 0 0 31 8 0 4458 17 4 580 16 2 464 8 11 L. HOWARD, SURVEYOR. JOHN REES, CHAIRMAN. 40I7 FRANK JAMES, CLERK. SEA BATHING AT LANTWIT MAJOR. IT is intended to run an Omnibus between Lantwit Major and Cowbridge, every day (Sunday excepted), on and after MOKDAT, MAY 25th, 1868, to meet the trains as fellows:- UP TRAINS. I DOWN TRAINS. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Monday 7 39 and 5 38 Mwnday 10 6 and 8 32 Tuesday 7 39 Tuesday 10 6 Wednes.. • 7 39 and 5 38 Wednes. 10 6 a»d 8 32 Thurs. 7 39 Thurs. 10 6 Friday 7 39 Friday 10 6 Friday 7 39 Friday 10 6 Saturday.. 7 39 and 5 38 Saturday 10 6 and 8 32 A ONE HORSE BUS TO BE LET ON HIRE. DAVID WILDE, Proprietor, Lantwit Major. APARTMENTS TO LET. 39M 1 JjtiMir ftoiirta. NOTICE TO MARINERS. BRISTOL CHANNEL BUOYAGE. TRINITY HOUSE, London, 21st May, 1868. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in accordance with the notice issued from this house, dated 4th March, 1868, the following additional Buoys have been laid in the Bristol Channel, with the marks and bearings as understated:- A NEW CAN BUOY, marked CHAPEL, and painted in Red and White Vertical Stripes, has been laid to the Eastward of the Chapel Rock, in 5J fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with The Telegraph Flagstaff, at St. w >u •. v* Ann's, in line with the North Side of the Lantern of the Low Lighthouse. NW by W W. Mid-Channel Rock Buoy W J S (Distant 1 mile). Thorn Rock Buoy NE by E (Distant 8-1 Oths mile). A NEW SPIRAL BUOY, marked KENFIG, and painted Black, has been laid in the shoal to the N.E. of the Hugo Bank in 3i fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with Margam Trees, their length open North of Scar House, '"w,i bearing E j S. I j>iu f "J: A Mill on the back high land 1 i twice its length, open north .'v? J- 1 S of New House Porthcawl SE East Scarweather Buoy S J W (Distant 1 7-10ths mile). Tuskar Beacon SE by S (Distant 5 miles). Mumbles Light House NW of N (Distant 8 2-10ths miles). A NEW CAN BUOY, marked FAIRY, painted in Black and White Chequers, has been laid in 4 fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, to the northward of the Fairy Rock, with Margam Trees in line with the i, A II inner end of the woodwork of • :¡,: Porthcawl Pier, bearing NNE i E .«>• i Tuskar Beacon, twice its length open of Nash Point. SSE i E (Distant 1 3-10tha mile). Porthcawl Pier Lighthouse NNE £ E (Distant 5-10ths mile). West Nash Buoy. W by S l S (Distant 3 miles). East Scarweather Buoy. NWbyWJW (Distant 2 7-10ths miles). A NEW CAN BUOY, marked SOUTH HUGO, and painted in Black and White Chequers, has been laid in 5 fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, at the South end of the HHgo Bank, with A Farm House, with trees near it, just open South of Scar House, bearing E$S -*>T3Ul wtt ?«> A large House, on the high ? land, in line with Rhwche- win's House SEbyEiE East Scarweather Buoy SE by S t s (Distant 1 7-10thsmile). North Scarweather Buoy W J S 4 (Distant 8-10ths mile). West Scarweather Buoy. WjN (Distant 3 5-10ths miles). A NEW CAN BUOY, marked NORTH SCAR- WEATHER, and painted Black, has been laid in 5! fathoms of Low Water Spring Tides on the North side of the Scar- weather Middle, with Kenfig Church, its length open South of a large house bear- ing E by N East Scarweather Buoy SE I E (Distant 22.10ths miles). South Hugo Buoy EjN (Distant 8-10ths mile). Mumbles Light House N by W f W (Distant 7 5-IOths miles). West Scarweather Buoy W £ N (Distant 2 7-10ths miles). A NEW CAN BUOY, marked S. W. NASH, and painted in Red and White Vertical Stripes, has been laid in 7i fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with d All; „ Margam Trees,-twice their rr. length open West of the Storehouse at Porthcawl, c bearing. NNEJE Nash High Light House, its length open North of the Low Light House SE E West Nash Buoy NW |W (Distant 2 miles). SE Nash Buoy. SE i F, (Distant 2 6-10ths miles). A NEW CAN BUOY, marked S. E. NASH, and painted in Red and White Chequers, has been laid in 7i fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with Nash High Light House, its length open North of the Low ~f?' 'Light House, bearing. SE f E ■ i1 111 !i 1 The Westernmost of two clumps of trees in line with -*a; the Summer House on Dun- "-}< • raven Point ENE C East Nash Buoy SE } E 7p (Distant 3 miles). SW Nash Buoy NW|W 4 (Distant 2 6-10ths miles). A NEW CAN BUOY, marked NEWCOMBE, and painted in Red and White Vertical Stripes, has been laid on the West end of the Newoombe Shoal, in 3i fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with South end of Steepholm Island, just touching high watermark onBlaoknoae Point, bearing W by S Blaize Castle, midway between Avon Light House and the house at the landing place ESE Cockburn Buov 17. A a (Distant 1 l-10th mile). Flatness Buoy SE by E E (Distant 7-10ths of a mile). Firefly Buoy. SSE t E (Distant 3-10ths of a mile). A NEW SPIRAL BUOY, marked FIREFLY, and painted Red, has been laid to the Northward of the Firefly Rock, in 5 fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with A large White House on the hill in line with the inner end L of Possett Jetty, bearing. sswtw The Flagstaff on Possett Hill in line with the East end of the second house West of the r Hotel WSW Newcome Buoy NNW^W (Distant 3-lOths of a mile). CockburnBuoy. 'EbyN (Distant! mile). Flatness Buoy. E^S (Distant 5-10ths of a mile). A NE W CAN BUOY, marked FLATNESS, and painted Red, has been laid to the Northward of the Flatness Rocks, in three fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides with Avon Lighthouse, its length to 1 the Southward of the trees of V- Blaize Castle, bearing. SE by E i E ■> The Flagstaff on Possett Hill in line with the East end of the • • n' first house West of the Hotel W t S Firefly Buoy. W J N (Distant 5-1 Oths of a mile). NewcombeBuoy NWbyW t W (Distant 7-19ths of a mile). Cockburn by E I E (Distant 5-10ths of a mile). The Hugo Bank and the Nash Swatchway Buoys have been discontinued. The following changes in the colour and character of ex- isting Buoys have also been effected, viz :— The Giltar Patch Buoy from Black and White Striped to Red and White Striped. The South High Cliff Buoy from Black to Red. The West Helwick Buoy from Black to Red and White horizontal bands with Staff and Diamond. The Helwick Snatch Buoy from Black and White Striped ^Red and White Striped. TI J16 East Helwick Buoy from Black Can to Spiral, with Red and White horizontal bands. The East Scarweather from Red and White Striped to Red and White horizontal bands. The West Scarweather from Red, with Staff and Globe to Red and White horizontal bands, without Staff and Globe. The West Nash Buoy has been painted in Red and White horizontal bands, and surmounted by a Staff and Diamond, and has been removed to the WNW 8 cables; it now lies in 9 fathoms, with the following Marks and Bearings, viz. Nash High Lighthouse, its x length open of the Low Light- "r f.V •house SE) E m Newton Down Mill Cottage, in -i ri'i'' line with the gable end of a • n'T House at West end of Porth. \r cawl, NE byE |E £" East Scarweather Buoy N by EJE ™ T • (Distant 2 2-10ths miles). Porthcawl Lighthouse. ENE (Distant 3 4-lOths miles). SW Nash Buoy SE J E (Distant 2 miles). The East Nash Buoy has been changed from Black and White Chequered to Red and White Bands. The East Culver Buoy from a Staff and Globe to a Staff and Triangle. The One Fathom Bank Buoy from Black to Red and White Bands. The West Cardiff Buoy from a Staff and Triangle to a Staff and Globe. The Cardiff Spit Buoy from Black and White to Red and White Chequered. The S. W, Patch Buoy from a Staff and Globe to a Staff and Triangle. The Cockburn Buoy from Black to Red and White Chequers. Further changes will be shortly effected to complete the Buoyage of the Bristol Channel, in accordance with the sys- tem adopted by the'Trinity House, and when completed a general notice will be given. By order, 4040 ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary. LECTRICITY IS LIFE.—Cure\ourselfby tbePATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CURATIVE and ELECTRIC BELT. Sufferers from nervous ailments, feelings of decay, indigestion, debility, weakness, &c., can now cure themselves by the only Guaranteed Remedy" in Europe, protected by her Majesty's Great Seal. Free for one stamp, by H. 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The simplicity and efficacy of this treatment has evoked the gratitude of all classes in both hemispheres, and commanded a sale for these purifying Pills unprecedented in medical history. i 1 • ø 1 — pom*. 1 MONEY TO BE HAD, FROM J650 to .SIO.OOO, repayable by instalments. Apply Ju Mr. Hodkinson, The Insurance Office. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 3690 MONEY.—Advances to any amount made on approved Freehold or Leasehold Securities, from private par- ties, or a Building Society. Deposits received at 5 per cent. Apply to Mr. Roche, Post-office Chambers, Cardiff. 2712 MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, UNITED LOAN AND DISCOUNT t- | t; ASSOCIATION. 19, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. MONEY Lent in sums to suit the convenience of borrow 1: ers, repayable by easy instalments. 131 MONEY! LOANS!! MONEYIII FROM £ 50 and Upwards, on personal or real security, and on fair and reasonable terms. Repayable by easy instalments. The full amount advanced. Apply to- MR. WM. H. DAVIES, Bankruptcy and General Accountant, Commission, Insurance and Loan Agent, 28, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. 3995 WEST OF ENGLAND LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICi SOL 0 M 0 N B L A I BE R G, -PAWNBROKER, 2, BCTE-TERRACE, CARDIFF, (THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN- TOWN) BEGS to inform the public that he ADVANCES MONEY on PERSONAL SECURITY on the SHORTEST NOTICE A great variety of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of Jewellery, Watches, Rings, Chains, Jfcc., always on sale. 431 IMPORTANT. IF YOU WANT TO BORROW MONEY at a Cheap A and easy rate, go to MR. W. WILLIAMS, 16, DOCK-STREET, NEWPORT, MON., And Insure your Life, and he will guarantee that, with ap- proved personal Security, you can have any sum from £:;0 to t2,000, for one, two, thIee, four, or five years, repayable by fixeg hilf-yearly or quarterly instalments. Loans also negotiated on Shipping. JBao,000 READY TO BE ADVANCED, By the TAUNTON AND BRIDGWATER BUILDING SOCIETY, on security of Freehold, Leasehold, or Copyhold Houses or Lands. Apply at 16, Dock-street. Office Hours, Ten to Five. 1882 Jfnsixrante. THE SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Head Ottice-Edinburgh, 9, St. Andrew's Square. Sums Assured exceed £ 15,000,000 Realised Funds exceed. 4,600,000 Annual Revenue exceeds 600,000 Profit realised during last Septennial period, and divided among the Policyholders. 834,183 THE Directors beg to intimate that they have appointed Mr. PET Ea PKIGE one of the Agents tor the Society at Cardiff. SAMUEL RALEIGH, Manager, May, 1868. J. J. P. ANDERSON, Secretary. AGENTS FOR CAKDIFF. Mr. GEO. E. ROBINSON, Architect and Surveyor, Mr. PETER PRICE, Canal Wharf, East. 3981 MR. PETER PRICE, BEGS to remind his friends and the public that he con- tinues to receive Orders for INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE in the SUN FIRE OFFICE, Having been Cardiff Agent for this Office during the last ten years, his experience of the promptitude and liberality with which the office has always met claims upon it, enables him to recommend it with confidence. Out of 60,000 claims for damage by fire, during the last half century, they have never had occasion to dispute more than 15 claims. Office ;-Canal Wharf East, Cardiff. 3721 MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS. THE SCOTTISITPROVIDENT INSTITUTION (ESTABLISHED 1837) IS the only Office in which the advantage of Participation in the Whole Profits can be obtained by payment of Moderate Premiums. Examples of Annual Premiumfor JElOO at Death (with Profits) Age 25. I Age 30. ) Age I Age 40. I Age 45. I Age 50. oil 18 0 I X2 1 Ctj 12 6 10 I JE2 14 9 ) JES 6 9 <64 I 7" Thus a Person of 30 may secure £1,000 at death, with Profits, for a yearly Premium of X20 l&s., which in the other Mutual Offices would assure C800 only. Full information may be had at the Office, in Edinburgh, from JAMES WATSON, Manager; or from W.P.STEPHENSON. Agent for Cardiff, 'j 2575 6, SMITH-STBEBT. SIX POUNDS PER WEEK while laid up by Injury, and .fitno in case of Death, caused by ACCIDENT 9F ANY KIND, May be secured by an annual payment of from X3 to ico 5s. to the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE, COMPANY. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS ALONE May also be provided against by Insurance tickets for Single and Double Juurnies. For particulars apply to the Clerks at any of the Railway Sta- tions, to the Local Agents, or at Offices, Cornhill, and 10, Regent-street, London. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. Agent for Cardiff-Mr. J. WILLANS, 55, Mount Stuart-square. 3956 REDUCTION OF FIRE "INSURANCE DUTY THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY ra now prepared to offer the following advantages to ita Insurers:— let, Insurances effected from this date will be charged the iduced Duty. 2nd, No charge made for Policy Stamps, however small the Insurance. 3rd, Moderate rates. 4th, Unquestionable security. 5th, a continuance of the same promptitude and liberality a the settlement of losses which have ever characterised the Company. The great increase of Insurances which will now be effected gives most favourable opportunities for Gentlemen of un doubted position and influence to obtain Ageneiea for the Royal.-Applications should be made immediately to HENRY B. O. SAVILE, District Manager. Royal Insurance Buildings, Corn-street, Bristol. AGENTS IN CARDIFF:- J. WILLANS, 55, Mount Stuart-square. J. M. HAIME, 47, Loudoun-square. J. T. BABK*, Duke-street. W. GBYLLS, West of England and South Wales Bank. D. GOODMAN, Watchmaker, Pontypridd. Bridgend—Vacant. 120 THE FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Was held at Edinburgh on Monday the the 20th of April, 1868. GEORGE MOIR, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Stirlingshire, in the chair. a i. THE following results were communicated in the. Report by the directors Amount proposed for assurance during the year 1867 (2150 proposals), £ 1376,287 10 p Ampunt of assurances accepted during the year 1867 (1820 policies), .«• 1,127,520 10 <j Annual premiums on new policies • • 38,59a 14 10 Claims by death during the year, exclusive of bonus additions tM »0b,&61 13 g Annual revenue at 15th November, 1867" 693,894 13 J. Arising from premiums j6524,280 J9 11 j i.- Arising from interest on ■thM the invested funds.. 169,613 13 3 ;f Tuiii ,.I 1-y £ 693,894 13 1 > Accumulated fund, invested in mortgages, ■ government securities, land, &c. *3,t>q5,4»d 1 a STATEMENT SHOWING THE INVESTMENT OF THE FUNDS AT 15TH NOVEMBER, 1867:- Mortgages and ether landed securities.. 12,602,085 13 4 Government securities. 80,842 18 5 Loans on the company's policies within their surrender value 210,639 2 0 Various investments 373, 714 16 7 Stocks and debentures 216,073 9 6 Bank balances, agents balances, and pre- miums upon which days of grace are current. 219,109 18 1 Invested abroad in connection with colo- nial business 51,628 10 5 Live annuities and reversions purchased 34,784 18 0 Miscellaneous property 90,603 JilO X3,88,5,483 1 2 A report of the proceedings at the meeting, and all further information, can be obtained by application at the offices of the company in Edinburgh, London, and Dublin, or at any of the agencies which have been established in almost every town of importance throughout the Kingdom. Branch offices and agencies in India and all the British Colonies, where premiums can be received, and claims settled. WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Manager. H. JONES WILLIAMS, Gen. Secretary for England. London—82, King William-street, E.C,; 3, Pall Mall East (West End Office.) Edinburgh-3 and 5, George-street, (Head Office). Dublin—66, Upper Sackville street. AGENTS :— Cardiff-F. Roche, Auctioneer. „ Wm, Cross, Chemist, High-street. Samuel P. Kernick, Chemist. Bridgend-Willism Llewelin, Bank. „ William Loveluck, draper. Pontypridd-W. Merchant, Bmk. 404.6 'Å #" Cmbjers. -— — CARDIFF TOWN HALL. TO PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. THE Town Council of the Borongh of Cardiff are pre- JL pared to receive TENDERS for PAINTING and RE- DECORATING the Assembly Rooms and other parts of the Town Hall. A specification may be seen at the Office of Mr. T. Waring, Corporation Architect. Sealed Tenders, endorsed Town Hall Decoration," to be delivered at my office on or before MONDAY, the 1st day of JUNE next. By order, GEO. SALMON, Town Clerk. Town Hall, 21st May, 1868. 4021 TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. THE Directors of the Cardiff^ Arcade Company, Limited, are prepared to receive TENDERS for building Twenty- four SHOPS and OFFICES, being the first contract for the New Arcade, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. Plans and specifications may be seen, and bills of quantities obtained, :on application to the Architect, Mr. Peter Price, Canal Wharf East, Cardiff. Sealed tenders, endorse, Tender for Arcade," to be sent to Henry Heard, Esq., solicitor, Cardiff, on or before MONDAY, 15th JUNE next. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. 4024 TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are required for building a block of FOUR la- bourer's cottages and a block of two similar COTTAGES at Bolvflstone. The plans and specification may be been at No. 5, Charles-street, Cardiff. Sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Cottages," to be sent not later than the 6th of June, to Mr. Thomas Goddard, St Fagans, who does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 4044 TO STEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS, TUG OWNERS AND OTHERS. THE Woodside Ferry Committee of the Birkenhead Im- provement Commissioners are prepared to receive ten- ders for the purchase of their two steamers Werral and Nun. For particulars apply either personally or by writing to the undersigned. Sealed tenders marked Tenders forpurchase of Steamers," addressed, Chairman Ferry Committee, to be sent in under cover to the manager, on or before noon Friday, the 12th day of June next. The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. W. H. BARKER, Feiry Manager. Woodside Ferry, 22nd May, 1868. 4042 LLYNVI AND OGMORE RAILWAY. THE Directors are open to accept TENDERS of LOANS on the Debentures of this Company, bearing interest at the rate of five per cent, per annum, for three, five, or seven years, to replace debentures failing due. Applications to be made to the undersigned. By order, GEO. F. SAUNDERS, Secretary. Offices, Bridgend, Glamorgan, 'Îith May, 1868. 4059 244, BUTE ROAD. MRS. HUGO receives a limitednumber of DAILY PUPILS for instruction in the usual branches of an English education. Also in Music and French. The Quarter commences March 30th. 260 EAST HOUSE, EAST TERRACE, CARDIFF. SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, CONDUCTED by MISS WILLIAMS. A Limited Number of Boarders received. 3594 EVENING CLASSES. MONTAGUE HOUSE, CHABLKS-STBEET, CABDITF. MR. WILLIAMES respectfully announces the RE OPENING of the EVENING CLASSES for instruc- tion and improvement in Elocution, Writing, Arithmetic, Latin, French, (fee. Terms :-108. 6d. per Quarter, or Is. per Week, payable in advance. 104 grom ^tossts. EDWIN JORDAN, ENGINEER, COMMISSION AGENT, AND VALUER OF MACHINERY, BUILDINGS, &c., Ac. All kinds of Machinery, Pit and other Chains, of first-class quality supplied. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS MADE. TAFF'S WELL, NEAR CARDIFF. -• 4048 WARE AND PHIPPS, (Late SAMUEL WARE aad SONS,) TAILORS, ROBE MAKERS, AND MILITARY OUTFITTERS, BRISTOL AND CARDIFF. SOUTH WALES ESTABLISHMENT, 5, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. 903 I MR. PETER PRICE, (LATE JAMES & PRICE) BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, SURVEYO R, AND VALUER, CANAL WHARF, CARDIFF. HfR. PRICE continues Every Branch of the Business 1' carried on by the late firm of James and Price (Mr. James having retired therefrom). A Stock of TOMBS and HEADSTONES are on hand, and for sale at reduced priMS. All Kinds of Building Materials, Drain Pipes, and Ander- son's Felt, always in Stock. v .11: OFRICE-CANAL WHARF. 1 YARD-PENARTH ROAD. 3692 NICHOLL ARMS HOTEL, BRIDGE STREET, CARDIFF. JAMES BRICE begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he is in a position to supply the FINEST TEA imported, at fully eightpence per pound cheaper than the price usually charged by grocers for the same quality. Fine full-flavoured and rich, 2s. 8d. per lb. Finest imported, possessing all the qualities to be desired in best tea, 3s. 4d. per lb. Sold in air-tight packets, of any required weight. Se- lected and packed by the Vendor himself, who can therefore guarantee the quality to be as stated. A TRIAL is solicited. FAMILIES SUPPLIED, AS USUAL, WITH WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Well aired and comfortable beds, with every home attention. 3839 ROBERT COLE, ACCOUNTANT, &c., V 9, LevDON-SQVARE, TV!.renin ——— CARDIFF. HOUSE AGENT. Rents and Debts collected; Tradesmen's Accounts kept on reasonable terms aad unexceptioikable references given. 3429 W. J.COLLINGDON'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, AT BUTE-STREET BRIDGE, BUTE-ROAD. 3428 CROSS BROTHERS, IRONMONGERS, CARDIFF, AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MESSRS. CROGGON & Co.'s ROOFING FELT, BOILER FELT AND INODOROUS FELT FOR DAMP WALLS, &c., &c. A stock in hand ready for immediate delivery. Special terms for wholesale buyers. 1795 DUNVILLE & CO.'S V. B. OLD IRISH WHISKY, BELFAST, OF SAME QUALITY AS THAT SUPPLIED TO THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862. AND DUBLIN EXHIBITION OF MM, AND NOW REGULARLY To TTHE HOUSE OF LORDS AND PARIS EXHIBITION, HE QUALITY of which is equal to the finest FRENCH BRANDY. May be had direct from Belfast in Butts, Hogsheads, Quarter casks, and Cases; quotations on applica- tion at Belfast. 2185 VISITORS TO LONDON WILL FIND THE ROYAL OPERA HOTEL, BOW-STREET, COVENT GARDEN, f I *HE Cheapest, most Central, and most Cemfortable House ..1B, ^9ndo*. Within One Minute's Walk of all the principal Theatres. Breakfast, from Is.; Dinner (joint, vegetables, and cheese), 2s.; Luncheons, Is.; Supper, Is.; Beds, 2s. Private Rooms for large and small parties; also, a Ladies' Coffee Room. Public and private Billiard Rooms. A good Smoking Reom. Joints every day from 2.30; also on Sundays. A Porter up all night. i'Ji w The Cab Fare does not exceed Is. 6d. from any Station. 1718 W. NOA-KES, Proprietor. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS. CAUTION.—Whereas certain persons are endeavouring c to mislead the public by substituting inferior prepara- tions under the title of "Antibilious Pills," purchasers are requested to ask for Kernick's Tills, and to 'See that the words Kernick, Cardiff,' are on every box. Signed, S. P. KERNICK, 2, Guiidford crescent, Cardiff, T« whom all applications for Agencies should be addressed. 8991 MR. HUGO (late Surgeon and Medical Superinten- dent of Longwood House Asylum) may be con- sulted daily from 10 to 4 and 6 to 10 on all cases which are daily advertised by ignorant pretenders, and at one-third their prices; also, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, on diseases of the Eye and Deafness. All communications to enclose itamp, and addressed to Mr. Hugo, Surgeon, 344, Bute- Dad, Cardiff, 111 r ê r, \J. Wasintss Ibbrtssts. 2, BUTE-STREET, NEAR THE HAYES BRIDGE. GREAT DISPOSAL OF ENTIRE STOCK OF DRAPERY GOODS, AT NOMINAL PRICES and CLOTHING, At Charges calculated to the pecuniary valuation of the most rigid economist. To Emigrants to either hemisphere, heads of scholastic and other establishments, persons having large domestic dependen- cies, managers of philanthropic institutions, shippers ani seamen in the mercantile marine, &c., this disposal of first- class goods, at a rate far below market prices, offers induce- ments that in all probability may never occur again. THOMAS~MILES, DEEPLY impressed with a sense of obligation for past favours received at the hands of a kindly patronising, yet thoroughly discriminating public, is perfectly aware that while he owes much of his prosperity to the estimation in which he has been held by those who have hitherto honoured him with their favours, yet he cannot (and it is without ego- tism) conceal from himself tha gratifying knowledge, that he has ever sought to earn, and to deserve, the character of a tradesman anxious to win reglrd-and consequent custom— by pursuing a track that be his never been known to deviate from, the strict paths of honour and integrity. Trouble has not been spared in procuring articles manufactured by the most skilful workmen, and deived from the most esteemed factories in the kingdom; andalways having an eye to change of fashion, or the introductioi of any novelty whatever into the world of taste and durabilty, he has been enabled to out- strip all of his contemporariesin the race for appreciation and by perseverance he is prcid to know that he has gained a name and a standing that nables him to say, with the classic poet. of the last centur, that if 'Tis not in mortals t command success, He has done more-u.daavoured to deserve it. T. M. in announcing t» th public his intention never to swerve from the straightforwKf manner in which he has al- ways conducted his business,eiterates that an opportunity is now proffered of purchasing rticles of unquestionable fabric, at prices apparently ruinous the vendor; but circumstances having enabled him to procve an immense quantity of goods in the trade, at a very low r.e, he is resolved to give the public the benefit thereof, 1: disposing of them at an almost inappreciable profit. Havig arrived at this conclusion, he impresses on his patrons thnecessity of an early visit, as by that means they will have ti more extended choice from the varied and multitudinous stre of goods he is thus fortunately enabled to submit to their ispection. Many as have been the annual recurrences of his apeals to the remembrances of his best friends—the pubJic-J: bas never yet failed to give that satisfaction throughout the'ollowing year that has ensured him an extended connecth far the future; thus, as time rolled on continuously,it h brought to him an accumulation of friends; and enviable, deed, are his sensations when, while gazing on the well-tnembered countenance of some patron of ancient standinghe is fully assured that that face would not have been so fattiar to him had not his motto ever been that Honesty iste best morality, As well as fe best policy. A large assortment of Spr% Goods just arrived, and still ffling. ESTABLHED 28 YEARS. 3785 LEA An PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Pronounc by Connoisseurs, "THE ONI GOOD SAUCE." TO guard against tbaiumerous worthless imitations of this renowned Cdiment, the public should sx. FOR LEA AND ERRINS' SAUCE, And see that their namesre upon the wrapper, label, stopper, nd bottle. Sold wholesale and fo;xport, by the Proprietors, Worces- ter; Crosse and Blackwe London; and by druggists, grouers, and oilmen generally thrigheut the world. LEA A N) PE RRiNS'. 3949 POTATOES I POMOIS!! POTATOES!! IMPORTANT TO FARMER:, GARDENERS, AND HOISE-KEPERS. IF you want Good Pottoes for binary purposes, er for Seed, go i FREDERICK CASE'S STORES, No. 23, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. F. C. has just received a LARGE roCK of Fluke Kid- neys, Warminster Blues, Flour BallsYork Regenti, White Rocks, &c., all ef which he can conently recommend for the table. Also a well-sssorted Stock Seed: A quantity of Prime Ashleaf Kidneys, Creeper Kidne, Gloucester Kidneys, Alma Kidneys, Early Fortyfolds, SkerrJ]ues, York Regents,' Flukes, Milky White, and various othtsorts, all of which have been selected from the first grcut, in the Kingdom, and may be relied on for seed. All orders over one hundred weight drered to any part of the town free of charge. QOrders by post punctually attended t( 3363 ^1 L JOSIAH BAKR, FAMILY HOTEL, 154, BUTE-RO, CARDIFF. MR. BAKER, in soliciting the of the Nobility and Gentry of the town and distrioegs to state that while every portion of a long and tried >erience will be brought to bear upon the several cooki departments at- tached to his Family Hotel, he will spagjftne of that care- ful attention to the wants and wishes ofipatrons, for which ho lina already been complimented for isrter of a century in the Midland Counties; and furthe'hile devoting his best efforts to preser ve and improve theiracter of his estab- lishment, he will be able to supplement ,'ith a Confectionery branch, second to none in the town. J. B. having altered and adaptedtlpvens to the French principle, he will be in a position toof Bread equal to any in the town. It will be seen fro; .e above that every facility is here given for the satisfac conduct of Soirees Suppers, and parties of every descrin. The Family Hotel will present first-class accommodatfor commercial men, clerks, &c., while its proximity to th)cks will claim the at- tention of gentlemen connected i maiitime pursuits. Foreign Wines, Cigars, &c. J. B. would call especial attentionthe Ladies of Cardiff to his superior class of Rusks for is' food; and to his Agency for Huntley and Palmer's casted Biscuits. N.B.-Try Baker's celebrated Poras. APAKTME3TT8 FOE. GJ.EMEN. 3807 IMPORTANT IMPBEMENTS IN SEWING MAHINES, FOR FAMILY fc THHE ADJUSTABLE BELGBA makes the world- JL renowned Wheeler and Vd Lock Stitch, and will also make the Graver and Baketch, the Pearl Stitch and the Cable Stitch. The Adjustable Belgravia willøider on one or both sides of the cloth simultaneously, lrom one to eight beautifully blended colours. ''The Adjustable Belgravia" has newly-patented in- ventions, viz. :-an adjustable cloth ier spring, an ad- justable belt tightener, an adjustable Inter, an adjustable double quilting guage with slide, anshield, and a des- patch cloth plate slide. These newlynted appliances are attached to each machine, and are ind in the price. The Adjustable Belgravia" is frple Wheeler and Wilson Machine largely improved, anl, to a certainty, at no distant day, become the most poptf sewing machines. -See Neurcattle Daily Journal, 9th JtiQ7. The Adjustable Belgravia" was ped May, 1867, too late for the Paris Exhibition, but obti a silver medal at the great Centenary Show, MancheaM August, 1807, for its "valuable improvements," defeathe machine which obtained the Gold Medal at Paris Expa. Priceig7 15s. and up!. BRADBURY & Co. are the sole niannfae3 of the above, and they also make the most approved Mas for manufactur- ing purposes. Send for illustrated eirculardress- HENRY THOMAS, GENE! DRAPER, 1, St. John-street, Queetet, SOLE AGENT FOR HFF; Where they may be seen in operatieurchitsers taught gratis. 2401 CARR'S PATENT DISINrRATOR. rHIS unique and efficient Mill, unjled for novelty JL wholesale execution, and despatch,tidly superseding all other pulverising machines at the u entioned works- at an immense improvement to their ncture, and at a saving in steam power and labour in individual cases amounting to many hundreds of pounds FIRE-BRICK, SANITARY TUBE, ENCAUSTIC TILE WORKS AND POlES. In the above Works it is used for redut a fine granular pnwder Fire Clays, Gainster, broken £ y Tubes, Burnt Bricks, &c. The exceedingly strong awerful 6ft. 3in size is alone competent to satisfactorilywith such hard materials as these, which size is also ur Chrome Ore and other Ores and Minerals. The amoui can be passed through one of these large ones varies we power of the engine uaed to drive it, up to as much asd even 4C tons an hour. The capacity of these 6ft. Sin.nes is two and a half times greater than that of the 4ft. being 30 cubic feet, instead of 12, and its weight is 5' instead of 27 only. PATENT FUEL MAKI The 4ft. size is the one used for this p; with which a ten or twelve-hoi ss engine will reduce frco 100 tons in ten hours, of either slack coal or minera to a fine gra- nular powder, exceedingly like that of gufr. ARTIFICIAL MANURE W. These Machines.have been long consiindispensible 's adjuncts to all properly-conducted workhis business nearly all of which throughout the kingeing already supplied with one or more of them. An illustrated pamphlet, fully describings integrator both theoretically and practically, with wc and prices' together with a long list of the names airesses of its purchasers, will be forwarded at any timef all charge on application to the Patentee, as below. THOMAS CARj 3969 Patentee, Mor, Bristol. THE ONLY SILVER ICJ. First Prize-Paris Exhibition, 1867—Out'ompetitors (making 5 Medals awardec MOLLER'S COD LIV OIL. PUREST NORWEGIAN THE best and purest made from the frd not from putrid livers, as the darker Oils. Irle in Con- sumption, Bronchitis, Scrofula, and genera;y. See Dr. Abbotts Smith, Dr. Hassall, Dr. i, Dr. W. B.oeck, Dr. de Besche, Lancet, Medical Time Sold in capsuled bottles, half-pints at 2s. i, by all Chemists. See Moller's name or »«» Circulars and Testimonials of Peter 22, Mine. ing-lane, London, E.C., Contractor to the ^London Consumption Hospital. 3750 Ow Sjttsiiugg [A CAID.] MR. WALL, r-T jilt, PRESENTS his most respectful compliments and grateful -L thanks to the many kind friends, and others, for the orders g-.ven him during his engagement with Mr. Nell which ceased on Saturday, the 4th of April. Mr. W. begs to solicit a continuance of these favours to himself, and assures them that all Wines and Spirits ordered through him, shall have prompt attention. Aldress- .r.f, T. WALL, FULTON, DUNLOP, AND CO 7* M CARDIFF. 500 DOZEN CLARET, 14s. PER DOZEN, Warranted. 3796 JAMES WRIGLEY, NEW S. AGE NT, &c., ADARE-STREET N BRIDGEND. Appointed Newspaper and Advertising Agent to the CARDIFF TIMES. ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEES, c Tested by twenty years' use. ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEES. c Sold by Grocers throngbout the Principality. ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE c No. 1, Is. per lb.; No. 3, Is. 4d. per lb. ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE. c No. 4, Is. 8d, per lb.; No. 5, 2s. per lb. ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE. c Ask for these Coffees at your Grocer's. ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEES. c Supplied wholesale by LEONARD & CO., Nelson-street, Bristol; And Cassell, Smith & Co., 80, Fenchurch-street, London. 2644 AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS.— Have been in constant use for nearly Half a Century, and have met with UNIVERSAL SUCCESS. Sold by all Chemists, &c., at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 3cL per Box. AYE'S WORL^DELL'S PILLS.— The best remedy for NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. Sold by all Chemists, &c., at Is. I-Id., 28. 9d., and 4s. 6d z per Box. AYE'S WORSDELLS PILLS.— K THB BEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. Sold by all Chemists, &c., at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per Box. AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS.- K THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. "old by all Chemists, &c., at Is. lid., 2s. 9d. and ok 8d per Box. 3916 BROWN AND POLSON'S B CORN FLOUR, for Children's Diet. BROWN and POLSON'S CORN FLOUR, for all the uses .■■■j- I to which the best Arrowroot is applicable. B" R o W N AND POLSON'S r CORN FLOUIt, -AIJSMV.- boiled with Milk, 1 '■ ■■• for Breakfast. R O W N and P~0 LSON'S B CORN FLOUR, boiled with Milk, for Supper. BROWN and POLSON'S CORN FLOUR, to thicken Soups. ROW N AND POLSON'S CORN FLOUR, Tiifc7.'viiryv to thicken A, ■■■ Sauces. B R O W N and POLSON'S B CORN FLOUR. CAUTION TO FAMILIES. -To obtain extra profit by the sale, other qualities are some times audaciously substituted instead of BROWN AND POLSON'S. 3099 THE CURE FOR TOOTHACHE. DAVIES'S TOOTHACHE PILLS, Composed of Quinine, &c., ARE the best remedy for Toothache, Tic Doloreux, and all affections of the nervous system, and are particularly adapted to all, Persons suffering from weakness, loss of appetite, &e.. In Boxesi at nd., Is. lid., and 2s. 9d. each. Post free, 2d. extra. Prepared and Sold only by JOHN DAVIES, CHEMIST, &c., '2519 PONTYPRIDD. GENERAL CARRYING. W. HERN, GENERAL CARRIER, &c. 7, WORKING STREET, CARDIFF, BEGS to inform Gentlemen, Merchants, Tradesmen, and U the Public generally, that he continues the CARRYING BUSINESS formerly conducted by the late J. Bennet. Spring Vans for the REMOVAL OF FURNITURE To any part en the shortest notice. 1265 R. H. MICHELL, ENGINEER. MOUNT STUART IRON WORKS CARDIFF. MR. MICHELL begs to call the attention af Civil En- gineers and Harbour Commissioners to his Patent Cellular Barge, as the best and cheapest method of landing material from dredging machines, also to his patented im. provements in Dredging Plant. Iron Dredging Machines, Steam Hopper, or coal Barges Iron Ships, Steam Engines, and Boilers supplied on reason- able terms. The above works have been almost exclusively employed in the construction of Dredging Plant for the last twelve years. Contracts for dredging undertaken. 3714 GEORGE SULLY, SHIP BROKER, & COMMISSION AGENT. MARINE, HOUSE, AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER & VALUER, RESPECTFULLY announces that he has OPENED his NEW and SPACIOUS AUCTION ROOMS, situate at the west end of James-street, near the CanaL where he intends to hold AUCTIONS every TUESDAY Fortnight, for the Sale of Furniture, Goods, &o. Its central position offers every facility to persons wishing to sell por- tions of their Furniture to replace with new, &c. All Goods consigned to G. S. will be duly protected, and Sale Accounts made up and settled immediately. Residenofr—26, MOUNT STUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. 877 MESSRS. FULTON, DUNLOP & CO. DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, RESPECTFULLY invite attention to the undermen- tioned Articles, all of which have been carefully selected expressly for Family use, and can be confidently recommended to the Public Prn?T TT I WINES. PER BOZEN J.UHi .—Very superior, old in bottle 00a Superior old crnsted 48s, 54s Very fine ditto ,*368. from the wood 28s, 32s, 36s 42« Good Colonial 189 SHERRY.—Very superior old [ | 60a Superior old soft Pale 548 Choice Pale or Golden 48a Choice dry Pale 48a Very fine Pale or Golden 42s Excellent Dinner Sherry 24s, 288, 32s Good Indirect. .188 CHAMPAGNE. Madame Cliquot" 72a Moet's or Ruinart's .638 CLAEiK-Gcid S| P.TIT! P Good classed Winea 30s to 60s MARSALA.—Ingham's V.V. t0 lfa BRITISH WINES IS SPIRITS. PER GALLON BRANDY.—Finest Cognac, Pale or Brown 28s Good ditto ..WW 24s British or Jersey .ios" 18s WHISKY. Finest old Irish, no atured in Sherry casks 19s Good ditto Finest old Scotch (Islay) 1 oa Plain ditto Malt W .W17s RUM.—Fine old Jamaica 1 Good ditto -1 «a HOLLANDS.—Best old TO! GINo-Best London. 0 .148 Good ditto GINGERETTE and PEPPERMINT Tn! SHRUB GJ BRANDY.—Martell's or Hennessy's, finest old' per doz. case 60a ditto ditto fine old..48s, 54s Good new 4Qa HOLLANDS.—Anchor brand WWWW!* 34a 2906 J. P. JAMES, 281, Bute-street, and WILLIAMS, 35 St. Mary-street, Cardiff, Agents for HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA EIGHTPENCE CHEAPER, the Duty being reduced As a protection from Imitations, all Packets are signed Hornimac & Co., London, 121 Original Importers of Pwm To&