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DAILY Sl'OL'lv AND SHARE LIST. bi-1 ,I,- A Y A?N I) 6AVCB. bt.k I \rl'IIt:hr5i;¡:Ä;:¡. _as I XA)L?AY!S. faiu.I'ritt? S, L tiI L?; 1 _;?! t ? t.??!'???.!?.?'.i.U?t?hl('U .tf )?2" ..135 1S5 Kl.vmnev ioo .1>J9 201 ? SnWf.kiiaWte ? 13 15 -tur-u Tall V*le UV :2 2bI PREKERKSriAL. Stock CamlTbu UuniUloca So. 1 l',d, '100 .116 117 F"f lw :116 11 4.;t. rt Cjurl. CVli.-ols 5 p.r. 100 127 IL9 U ?.?rJ?')T?by&p: e.  1804 10 6 1 Siovk Kliyiinify 5 p. P. l*\ui.) 3? ? 1?6 Lie. 61». c. '61 c?) ?05 211, 1 I, 1). 5».c.l361 }W .la lto )! s|>. c.1864 HO .12^ 1.^ !> 6 c.l!W 100 .1 « 1W i' IV. t.p. <1So7 100 i 2 1 M ib i>». si>. e.wi w ■■■ }r-4 ?'' to Severn»»u »yr •».'j P-c.. *« •■• '» u ?'?CO:?:C: h??kt,TTj.f?t?.?? '<ol??? ??? t. J.U.V. lM.. H t-? i\.10 t. ?..c.M 1, It;;¡ urAKAMEEUA?DLEASEl'. ? A?ld.m' 10 )'. ?.. ,1 ?,  f ? f,ts'lgo;l?:;P;[ ;} St..? J? ViJI.-y 5 v-1- -fS 4•'?° i: >aiii'v ?. -at W?)??t).e.<"ua.' "U 13 J l$.f'j, fi:o:{5:f'BCr,a. 'l ll u?..?. Pr?.tOO..IMIM LI'l'is¥nl&'iirla1eÓ;\f:l :i 1« IlaiieUv Kyi Dock Ordinary UO .146 UI A V""r, 00 .146 148 iM.BOp.c 100 1 '6 148 m.n;.a.)?'n?Krdin..r)m!?'!? ,,j ?..h.M.? 5 p. e 23 t? 1 fb peaarth UaiUmr, Dock 100 :i 11 S-uc::??'?'?"?"? ? 86 DEBKNll'KK STOCK. 6EL"k ^*MerlhyCA^lC0 .107 1M c."j-.tMhri vn 5n.c. lieu tixist- .;)I.1Oo i:I13i 100 .123 125 Do. Kenewcd "1364 100 .ill 113 HervJord. Hhv, and Bieeon opc-reent 10« l t b 1^3 Cm.i\V«»i.ernop.c IU> .J 4 L'vm i aii'l Otniore 6p. c.00 l?5 ";7 14 p. t* ic-o ..? 1 1 1 1!8 "?4.,y tN. IA ii? J,)¡tJtj,¡! t atid Dorset b P. (7. T.'f. ":all; -p .? 1M BANKS. 2) Eriät.ol Wst of K;i«» land.Lim t'-z— ù lC' t? Giann rgansliiu tank.n^ Co 100 '?? 1? U Do. Ù." do. 10 14 HJo; Lo.?.an?Pr?"?t.Um.5"n?l!;? 20 N.ah'ja-i IJankW*al*»s.Lim. 1 7;i» 16 N..r T; •r ti. Limi. 1 0 M- 0 ,'a {? ?' r Li"'I \i ? nt I-.I,Liui 10 32'; 32.'? <■) • 7 8« t. lJ V.U.? i, r t .10 3< ? GAS. 10 At<roi(f Gtl 19 J4'1. S'?k ;rrt1 â;lt ;?" ?d CantiWOu A ,:u^ •••}'? }i^ D„. H .100 .HI 143 *5 IKi. share, 7 p. c. I» a "I 10 t';S;F:¡ ?.?'< 10 Stmk Newport (5:>J A 100 ..170 !M fit. B 1V0 W 111 ? ? ?".  M 23K IVi 2) SwanseaGas j;-p.*r CV-iit. 15 3i.'a 1. ? ??A??WArEK.  10 Brklgend .10 ■ ■»!« 9'ixl ViiM vi>ool (max. lOnercent.dCO .135 14*> i':> 1'> ] <h; u 17 19 ifj d >. (m*x. 7percent,). 10 .10 li 10 TnrRU 10 .0\1 WATF R%I.OitiiS. 25 M!to). 25 F"< f"? 8t ek >«athl0wrCei:t .GnaruiiteedlCO .166 liU 10 !h..5?re?'.?"-?.c<?6 I ]0 Htwport. 0 ? .2 M l>o. New 10 19 a ¡ poprit. fg I St.1k pri, ?i 1..c.Prtf-relictIco 114 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Al^NVdra 1>.<• blurei W 12 13 ) 23 ::0 p, c, p"'¡, 20 30 32 \1" Wag, i 4 6- CH 13 ■  I:}" :1 C, i C ot U fo ib 3 2 C4 ? ;<;o <r. 3; ;} I | 23 EbtVVale M ? 1 3ti>k Gl^ueesterW.gc^nCoini'anvl'.O i3 S2 t> (treat Weate.-n Colliery!) D 3 b Dn. A PrtfuienL-e b y h 1> IIlJ"¡k'r:ur'l00. &) 8:' 'M I.)yn<i.ndTM.uu.?. W 9 10 ■j Do. Pr.-i'ereiKV 4 3 4 ? ;:ihf.r ) D.< .?. 10 'W 4,'i 4 ?i,?v%j!(IylmnQre, I.im 3> £ \u 2 ? ¡:ittk'I:t'l: ti :¡ Worts, F"!f 100 36 CJ 35 .7i I'? 10 Xf).;rt' -Abfretrn C«!» ).. r). t,)m?d. M 7 "!a 5 Do. Tramwavs ••• M r.?itt'    M "t? n? S3 Khvi'iiiey iron. Limited W £ 9 31 15 l>o. N,w 15 8# 9 M Swansea M. f*ltij>owners 40 15 17 I .i,,11 ¡ :1 10 i)o. IVamwav? 10 4?5 5 )D U>. Wa«gon Works 10. 1? 2 17 R>i;th W.t'.esColl'erv ''A" .t7 2;* 3 J :0i>. c. "B"3.3? 4 O ^Op. e. B" t U. ?.? M Ti.?t!?'?<'<'<A" 30. M 22 ? )) ..?.. "ti"?.19 21 i;.t ;k rate, 3 percent, (since 7UI rdL} THIiSi; AUK si;i.leks OP '■ e- v.,1- ;v A t.- 9 at 2J <■■ w ->7:i" at 2 ( I, I)" ;I"" I. »• S' »f k s 1' ) IVck, ami Haiiwuy rflnres ('atL Tr¡tu's.' s hares, \c. THACKEHA Y & SAYOi;, AM)) 2, 1881. OA UDi 11.

I I ';OUTH WALES TIDE j CAHD1FK.8)VANt*KA.* NijwPOUT. '?'M?r JEvn. He'. x?. ?'n? Hgt.j Mor. E?.?Hst? 2 S I X 9 14 ö 6: 8 S: 8 24'25 71 9 21 9 13:34 10 ?!? ? S? S'642'9 b,a3H 936?64'32 9 d?tO?tU'??? ,9?937.2? 0:10 12|10 31i30 4 T ? 4? U ? U. ? MK' IS 20 0:10 SOU 10?7 10 K w 'i ? ? M'2-' Ih$ ir { .7 l?ir r.m 19l t 7?'l2 ?L:2<i.? 41K212 0 16 612 '!12M?4 3 8 F 6 1 ?'M 612 2012 ixS.liS 6 1 14| 1 6224 2 t _L I 1, D,-k i--iflid, Eli,, Sill.

sltiNALLKD OI F THE LIZARD. I April 2,lïnù, K; strong, cloudy.—rassed K.ist—H.M.S. Jackal; ,'anwr Benan of Liverpool, fur Rouen; No. 11 Tioopsiiip Egypt. Passed Wct-- Ma""ie. of Llunuelly Kate, of Ipswich; steamers Krnesl, of London AUiànce. of Dublin Kirkatall, of iliddlesliorough; Upupa.of Cork W. A. Scolwn, of Rotterdam Tern, of Cork City of London, of (ilas"ow; Anglian, of Dublin; Vanton Liner I'ioueer. April 3.—Wind, E., fresh, gllle; tine —PasiOd East: Anchor Line steamer Victoria Union Cow- pany's steamer Pretoria; steamer Louise, ofcardiff. Passed West: Fornjot, Industrie, and Jolian Hanssen, all Norwegian barques; steamers Madrid and Hotspur, of Newcastle; Long Ditton, Dante, and Titian, of London.

I FOKEHtX ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. CjLuz, s, arri\'d Gibraltar Friday from Cardilt. K.xc?'ior. s. left Palermo Friday for Gibr?tar. Robin Hood, s, uvrivod AVorkii?gf,,r from Caithagena. Ingoldsby, s, iiassed Malta Saturday from Odo»s« for Dunkirk. Red Rose, s, passed Dover Saturday fiom New- castle fer Genoa. Wehard Anning, s, left Falmouth Friday for Bleiren. ,.A. erdi, s, left Bilbao for ttte T) ce Friday evening.

I LATEST AKKIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. April 3.—Seio, 3, 1,04.1, light. Family Hal), », | I Iron ore.

ARRIVALS IN CARDIFF NOT REPORTED. April 2. E Bu7rK DotK 9, 1,070. Clara, 70. Cuerleon, s,Z<,$. Wtsi Bi 1'K U-. Basin — Ada Maria, 44. 4pril3, Hoath BASIK.—». £ 40. Ei neJ*«, 4'54. Ki. i!i i 1. Dock Basin — lioso.s, 764. OUvtaga, 9. CAKDIFK ARKIVALS.—April 2. Koath Uam>.— Jnles Clia^oi, s, 844, Diep|»e. light. Louise, i, bí7. Dieppe, H^hv. Wlntehall, 9.4ö. Mosiyn, ?' Care ?'?h' l.'? (iivenoek, t?tttst. r?)t Han'rcs. 23. G,?,,k. ii6t?l. WiliU., Banks, s, Has re, a^lu  :)i ,t,: n.-W?.:n, 3. 1.490. t-?n?.urx, UEht. Aiia.i/s. t7J, Liverpo-'d, ilght. Marno, 10, 'JJU- u :S, Gloucester,common brlcka. WaM- ? :TK;tfi:f£;:i ,r". i • j.'470, Modyn, iight. Cw9area, s, n ■•• y 4- fJ»rl t Jersey, s, 505 IJilUto, iron Wlst Bert UovK.—Zelie .,?d Leomine. 89, Lannion, 1 o..utoei. Henrv Allen, 1?8, Watenord, lijjai. i* K.NTKKED OUTWAKDS.—Anrll 2. Havre, Waldridge, s. B, 4^2, G, ? t (a<. l»ordeaux, V"lt" b, 34, U.uil B«os. I'oiubay, ^ior/v»IU, J, B» l, l i t', i-*i' C<». I i:tt:)'j': B; GitTAltar, R. WV:'dt," W 0^. Marychnrch c C, l>iei'pe, Louise,$, 15, 67L. If. Uu-rvt :;¡:iu5k,bl.. ,LJ.I& H. a.i-ret "r. Na^aire, )*i!es C!r.;<a. s. "tAL L. A H. G A,, L. F, M«avl Bros.  ?'.I'?j?tiir.'i. 6. ? .?.'t mt Pros. iLri, !It w I! 'l!:L\C{I, \1" Ft'tdt. B, !.<•► »* Vu:u' 'LW.ARSLI. rii 2. Constantinople, Sir Bv'vii, s, B, y/0coal H-'Vi-. W.icridjje. I?. eoa! I 1 1 :a ('\1:11 t ?.  .t t  B. KOc'? lk..< v -.5, B.Stteoal S. N i ii.u- t s. i. l.oJ coal Au.. ■, i i' •! ui :i i< i ■ 11 1 It v, 7*0 A i • »<■ 1'. Xal- 1J. p, -¡ b wm, Au?, 1,020coal Ytk?h?..t. t'rMki'?nt'i<?.n, 'U,1?56 ?.ttont fuel IMPOKTS.—April 2. Gloucester, Flora, 17,000 coiamoji 1JÜcks, ordr Bordeaux, Vulture, s, 5:2 tHI ¡.¡ÎlwoH-i. Junes, Heard. and 1 t-iAJu BilL; Lu o' Jersey, s, 1,107 toul iron ore, DowUusCo. I.&Jll'¡'1 Zelie ana Lvontine, 140 tons lJOtœlJ, K. };glitrtd

SWANSEA. I KNTH5BP OUTWAUD3.—April 2. Covpnh^gcn, Loeh Awe. s, B, 1-54,1). T. Ladd HUïI,1t;ma..9, H, 441,.J. Stri,k.t Son f" B,,343, J, St,i,!L, & Coquifitbtf, Standard U(>arer. H, 4LO. Burgess & Ca. Maueha and West hidie?, ).f1!letoe. B, 160, Uurao and Aiitel CLKAKED.—April 2. AIi'x.1.H..Jria, Eaeonibrera, 5, F, l,5i0 patent fuel H.tvre, U'liia, U. 7tiJ e> al Granville, Gabriel. F, coal COQuimll".I. Standard Bearer, H, f60coal

NEATH Havle, ilarguret.tv.d 2, PI,)woatL. t}1n\ovdJ CJI Pertrctiib, Ogmore, n, e^»l Letutia, I. c.ilm .1) utl1i II, Arlmt us, u, coal Plymouth, Thomas Edwin, mini  UllKKY PORT. AlilUVALS.—April 2. Caen, lieveil, s B, 2^4, light Chester, D. W. Pk,L,,ig, B, 78 t. bi,k,, U. and H?in?o?

HO}*KlNS, A"E}UCAX MARKET, RAYE-1, ?AliDIFF, MAI',KET, Has a small cargo of SCOTCH CHAMPIONS, Shipped at Montiose, and a limited qUAntity ,f SCOTCH HEG ENT3 Shipped at ArlOdu,lor ..Ie for ssed or eat iii 'eniMPtOXSp<-rt-)n(!ooM).jE3 17?. Cd. p. ll'?Jl, I"g ttt.??i'S!'tr'!?.(hM.).?.? !!7? 6U? Ig ]",D 0 4,. &d. Kn's T,? P;¡;ft i"r,i;,ra¡"'ia, Face ache, Ac. 9<d., l?- lyd.; p(Jtut Id. SoldbyCheinl.su liaJ Bros., btockporv tni; Cvx iuhatld Octagon Silvfr Stovu \)LI,"H .-11Il'c)l'.2.m'8'. bri giiteit, and cheapest Polishei for Fire-grates and Stoves is sold by all Orooert, Oilmen, &c. hi boxcscol1taining !i"( two-ounce cakes, at 6d. per box; or to be obtained (wholesale only) of John Hart and Cu" Bristol, Petroleum, Bcn/ollne, and Oil 1m- porters; Paiuts, Varnish, and Grease Mamrtae- KtCKiTr s Paris Bi.ck.—Tho marked superionty of this Laundry Blue over all others, and the qvuck appreciation ot its merits bv the public, has been at tended with the u?ual results, viz., a tlood of imiutions; the merit of th* latter mainly consists in the ingenuity "ju ried, not simply in imitating the square shape, but making the general appearance of the wrarper»re»erable the genuine article. Toe manufacturers teg, therefore, tu caution all buyers W see "Reekitt's Paria Blue" on each packet Hollo way's Pills—The Hour of Danger.— Disrasecommonly conies wit H slight symptom!, which, if negheleJ, increase in cv(>rilY. Bnd tbul come dangerous—a condition which l>etrays the grossest r?- missuess-whf:" these PUb, taken in accordance with their accompan'ying dlmtioik. not only have ,7b,,k?'i b,?l ?.. th, i,, Zotl N?l t)?ild not only h., checked, but con-juei-ed the inoiA^it disorder. Patients daily f.;?.rd dt. of the irj#6 mar"ble and in- .t".cUvo ?s in which tiioely-Mtontion to Hollo= a dvice I im undoubtedly mved them Irom severe illneso, Ti?,?? Fill, act primarily on the digestive organs, which t hc)' ltimulate when slow and imperfect; and, 8econdly, upon the blood, which erlo;11[ purified by them, whence I. derived lb general 1, li, I,P.n. I' d their power 01 subjugating hypochondrUcisso* 4yo. F.P.i.. ,"d ?" u, C..Qwuts.

TRADE REPORTS. I i (FRO. OCR OWN REKUirBBS, TBADB COMSSMM- DKNTS, Tm "PMSS ASSOCUTIOIi." TRW "CDöTBAL I NEWS," AND Ol'HSB SODRCiS.] CU!DIFI' Saturday .-The return of steady and regular work at the collieries, uninterrupted by mass meetings or oth».' l.indrancca, appears to be testing the solidity of the re"-t d???.c. in prices, It con scarcely be said, perhaps, that u?ODsa.-egoi? down as fast as they went X the rise was general, but. tho (1?line is not, and the fortunate possessors of good stems are .b)e to hold their own comparat.veiywe)L able to 11-111 it be that buyers are ho)d.ngoK and keeping b.-k .9 much as possible ti???ir ?-e- ouiremf !it=,. or whether it is that the demand has rcaifv been cased, or u^iiu, that the <?tcr!y winds have remh,n'd some shippers bare of ready tonnage, t h.t t )?t) 101, 1 all round does not maintain firiuncss. Prices, even of tho secondary qualities Inve not fallen to the old )evei but bu\ins \s b? no mpaus (tinirutt. and during tlw w.fk t?od t'?tt)? )?vc been ouored in "rtain ?tses tor forward i tgi? to load. The position of things, however, is ru>t unsatisfactory, for bearing in i.d the heav y enga g ements f:id 1:r;f.e eall OIt'l a l;u:Wl pros- pects of brisk business arc good; ;tnd recent events prove that demand aud supply are so evenly balanced that a very slight diminution of tho latter is sufficient tobi-ing about important results. The hcuse coM trade, considering the peason, is fairly busy there i. a good demand for coke, amI other branches of our producinKiDdustries evince moderate activity. Imports have not been very numerous, owing, no doubt, in great measure, to unfavourable weather. Pit wood remaius in re- quest, but iron ore shows no improvement. In chartering there has been a moderate amount doing French business shows a slackening of de- mand, and homewards from Bilbao there is but little inquiry, and that at. very low rates, Thp Mediterranean ports generally are firm, quotations in some cases showing improvement, but, the higher Mediterranean and Black Sea ports are in le?s request, and ,s compared with recent n?ure? a decline has abt;¡:I ::t'IC¡Dll:; I from the Danube has been brisk, and from the .Spanish ore ports there is u littleiiioi-c movement. Rates for the West Indies, Uracils, River Plate and Fait Indies remain tirm. Of iron there are several parcels still in the market, IInd shipnwnts in average qURntity have been made during the week. The clearances for the week have been as under :-CoJ¡¡,I, 103,128 tons, against our last totnl of 108,268 tons; iron, 5.089 tons, and fuel, 2,950 tons. The impurts were :-Ir"n ore, from Hilb.lO, 6,065 tons: from Mediterranean and other sources, 2,973; pitwood, 2,690; esparto, 725; potatoes, 536; flour, 575; salt, 363; pipeclay, 126; manure, 120; limestone, 100: stoues. 31; railway fenciug, 20; and battens, 81. There also arrived, 64,076 bricks, tiles, 4;c.; 5,000 bushels of oats, and 2.500 bushels of wheat. Newport, Saturday.—The clearances of (Xlal again show a very fit- total, but the demand is not quite so brisk, and prices are, if anything, weaker. The ironworks are busy, and the slightly improved tonenorieeable in tlie North h¡iUlpaI1.,d more confidence in tlie prospect of the future. Iron rails are quoted at about £52.,6<1" and bars at about £5, Business in ore, however, continues to be very slack, and prices have a down- ward tendency. We notice that American firms have just concluded a larg" contract for 800,000 tons of Algerian ore, f.o,b, HOIlR, de- liverable oer three years, This points to the pro- bability of extensive operntions on the other side. The Government of New South Wales are in the market for 20,000 tons of steel i1ange rails and a quantity of fishplates, while the Government-of Victoria are also inviting tenders for steel rails. Imperii have bean rather restricted during the week, the weather having doubtless kept back tonnage. The demand for pitprop* continues to he gnod In thr freight markot there is a fair ?iPLy of .?AeN. The OO!Ù c1earances for the past week r,,Pi-?nt 22,425 tons, against our List r(?- tmnof 23,293 tow. Of iron there were ent away 3.927 tens, as follow 2.105 to Sydney. N.S.W.; $10 to Caravellos, and 112 to Huvona. Of Rilbao iron ore there were received5,648 tons, and of pit- props, 857 ton., Threu cargoes of potatoes also came to hand. Swansua Copt'kk Tradk.—The circular fur- lHS11Ctl oy Messrs. wenarason anu t o., wuw:wa. Copper Ore Wbarn's, dated April 1, gives the fol- lowing information ;-Impol'ts of foreign coppcr produco during the quarter ending March 31: Ore, 10,872 tons; regulus, 1,544 tons; copper, 2,429 t?ng; precipitate, 1,324 ton, Export of copper produce during the same te-: 526 tons 5 cwt" 22lb Copper produce sold at the tid,etings during the quarter wereForeign, 4,340 tons, value .£21.270 6s.; Iiritish, 1,379 tons, value £ 5.059 14s total, 6,719tons; valtit-,1:26,330. The stocks of foreign remaining unsold are: copper ore, 3,349 tons regulus, 2,207 tons; copppr, 10,610 tons; precipitate, 554 ton*. Thes* totals represent aU»ut 13.000 tons fine coppcr. There bas b,? one public ticketing dur- ing the last month of 1,SB2 tons of average produce n per cent., il,?. 10d. p,-r ,.it.ill be 1,920 tons sold by ticket- ing on Tuesday next, the 5th iust. The private sa !t?comptisetheM)?wi<.g'—272 tons Cueva t? 1:: Mora precipitate ntl?s.6d.; 72 tons Aljuslrd prcdpit¡lte at 12s. 4d,; 110 ton Al,?.ti.? ""e 11 12s. lAd 72 tnns Rio Tinto leaf precipitate at 12a 9d" 352 tons Chili ns^tilus. ex Lord Marmicn. | at 12*. 7*d.; 200 tons Retts Cove ore at 12? 3d.: 670 tons Mason and Barry's precipitate at 12s. 6d. and 460 tons Australian ore (Kurilia) at 12., 4^,d. per unit. Chili charters advised for past month:- First half, 550 tons H",>, all bars and in- COtS; second half, 900 tons bars and ingots for England, and 500 tons bars for Continent. The r,?i,?rt f.,ti?,r states that they have not mueh to report by WBY of variation in prices of bars during the past month, though in the early port of it there was II slight fall, which has since been re- covered, and values close as shown below. There was rumouva few Ui-? ago )f -n,, large tran- s"ct;l)n in Lota b:?i,. L??t,?if correct, particulars have not been made public, except that the quan- tity is about 3.000 tons, part here ?rd part afloat. 'fh quotations at t h end of the month were:- Copper: Ores and regulus, 12s, 6d. to 129 9d. l?6? ?,i,k,, S64 to X65: Chili b.r?, ?..U.Bs.), £ 01 to £61 10s. Silver: bar, 4s. 4Jd. im-r oz, sum- 1 dard. Tin: Knglish bicck, E91 to £ 92; Straits. £ 83 59. to £ 33 10s.; Rancn. £ S8 10s. to £ 89. Lead: Spelter: £16 10s. per ten. Rank rate 3 per cent. A Colliery to br Stopped IN thk Ai-kkdark Vallet.'—On Friday the employes ccnnecU'd with the Abercwmboy Colliery, the property oÎ Messrs. 1vi and Sons, received" notice that their service would not be required after the pres?ct month. We have it on good authority that the proprietors have come to the conclusion to cease working tho colliery altogether, and unless the owners of th3 coal deem it their interest to make arrangements to keep the pjt going it will, r.s stated above, be altogether stopped. Should th, colliery b, stopped ,50 men will be thvo.vn out of employment. TBR POWKLL Gklliuaku CULI.IENIE9 at LLAN- ( AiACtf.—On Friday tl,, horses were taken lip out 01 the underground stables at tlie Llancaiach Pit, and the plates anti trams are all to be brought to bank, and the pit finally closed. It is not known us yet generally what teps will be taken at tho Geiligaer l'it as to closing it altogether. We are informed that at the Mynyddiilwyn seam the coal is quite exhausted. Thb House Coal Colliers' Dklkuate Mkltinu at Llancaiach.—On Saturday a general delegate meeting of the section of house coal colliers who p powd h:J;einIo!d;r Committee was r ?,ld t the N?l. I.n, to consider the follow- ing qutions, which were set forth in the circular ?,)n =g the meeting: (1) To take into consideration the advisability not to have anything to do with the steam coal." (2) To tke into comideration the appointment of a com- mittee f m;i• iJgemeiit. 'A This circular was the ;¿e of 'I;;¡;J 'ihiI;If\r when only four delegates attended, and on Satur- day thcir numbers were not greatly increased, only a few works being represented at the meeting, as ;he m.jriLy of the collieries are in favour of the Joint Sliding Scale Committee, and directly op- po*.ed to .'?t ion of this sm.11 Section of "non-unionists," as they are termed. As to what the few delegates determined upon at Satur- day's mcetiug wo were unable to get toknow, but it was pretty evident, from the tone of their re- marh, that they were decided upon one point, and that is 'to try and break up the existing ar- rangement. Rut they will find the attempt flitile, as those who are in association seem bent upon adhering to the terms until the time expires. Lanlashiuk Iron and Coal Trade.—-Man- CHasTKB, Saturday.—The extreme depression and weakness which have characterised the iron trade of this district nûw so loug remain without change. Taking advantage of the want of firm- new manifested by sellers, buyers are disposed to withhold their orders as long as possible. What buying there bus been during the week has cn 'h?'e jl?7oi small Jols for ImmedIate necessities. Lancashire makers, with large stockq of pig irn on hand, quote.pouiinaily 45s. for forge and W, for foundry iron, less 2f per cent, delivered in this district; but any considerable order would pro- bably find acceptance at lower rates. Some sellers of outside brands, especially Lincolnshire and Der- byshire, are quoting even lower price* than the foregoing. For ordinary luri delivered in this district the price vary fiom 15 15! to £5 17s. per ton. The coal trade also continues very chill, the supplies far exceeding the demand, and many owners finding that in working their pits full time they must put iuto stock. Large supplies from the Yorkshire coalfields are still coming into Lancashire. Kuvers are still pressing for lower rates, and although there has not been, as was expected, a reduction with the advent of April, round coals have eased in price so much that they are now to be had at .%mothing like 18. per ton under the quotations of a month ago, The effect of the competition which prevails is seen in the irregular ?(?iling price. which are actualiv obtained, but the average rates at the motitfi mziy be given as follow:—Rest coal, 9s. 6d. to 10s.; secon cl 7s. 6d. to 8s.; common round coals, 59. 6d. to 6.?. 6d,; burgv, bout 5s,; slack, 3s. 6d, to 4s, Gd, For coke at the evens the prices are 10s. to lis. for mall, and 12s. to 15s. per ton for best quality. American- IRON Markkts.—The lI'o'/l1IongI' pub- lishes the following Cable dispatch, dated New York, April 1.—The Scotch pig iron market con- tinues steady, and very fair sales are being made. We have lia y,. at her a smaller inquiry during the past few days for scrap iron and old rails; but business ii itill moderately good, and prices are d;S ;i;r:;T..n,oddt' a8erf t:: received a slight check. N Ðverthuless, the demand is still strong, and the turnover large. We quote to-day S62.50; a fall of 2s. Tinplates have again sbovr& a abght imorovewt at and the tone rlh. market ia mora animated th&n for some ûme past. I Current mt. &re:—Ordinary cokes, <5?5; p ?d?,_ I nary charcoals, $6.25; an advance of Is. on each, I

THE SOSA-Y-MENDEZ GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). I- This company has been formed with a capital of lcioo,ooo, in 100,000 shares of a each, of which 33,300 shares aro taken in part payment of the mine,leaving 66,700 shares of 91 each for public subscription at par. Payoible:-Zs. per share on application, 6s. per share on &IlOtMOFt, and 10s. per share on June 1, 1881. which will make the shares fully p.id up, and lree from any further liabilit)?. Payment in full on allotment may be made if desired. According to the pro- spectus we publish in another column it wilf b een that the property of the company is situated in the heart of the gold district of Guayana, through which tho rich vein of the CaHaoMiof run?.?nd it adjoiasthemine? of Los I'railcs, in which a vein )f extraordinary richness has been opened, an d is now being worked. With re?rd to the Callao Mine it is only ne"smry to sav that, with ,,? original capital of less than a, 000, dividends are earned amounting to up- wards of £ 150,000 per annum, and the shares of the company have reached an almost fabulous price. The list' of applications will open on Monday, the 4th of April inst., and will close on Thursday, the 7th inst., for town, and on Friday, the 8th inst., at two o'clock, for country applications. The bankers are the Universal Bank (Limited), Loth- bury, London, K.C.

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An Old Cabdutian.—Pressure -,? space prevents our u:!in yaw communication.

"NONCONFORMIST JOTTINGS." I S.R,-I, it to..U?l? to hope tnat Elit? arij,?." I :;I;ra'¿ of the 26th inst., undor this headiu^, ?,11 lead to some -eFult. of the kind which is indi- cated a, the object of the writer ? 18 it too much to tlat 3,)t? that i-e.,ibit ortl?y to come within the scope of your own recommenda- tion? Of it?,e?t it :nsInD much to?ythat it deserresthp best conaidenition. It is impossible not to value the spirit in which it was conceived and written; or uot. to admire the honest appreciation which it displays of what is good in others. While. as to the policy which it uggeMs, who can doubt either it. magnani- mity, goodness, or wisdom? Who can (ion'bt tTmt, if it o'e.;iste¡j, '10 would not onlv tcud tG diminish denominational acerbity and distrust, unhappily too prevalent, but smooth the way to unity and co-operation. I ven- ture to say, if the parochial system in iuecclesias- tiealrebtions were made the subject of a paper at the Diocesan Conference referred to, it may open a better way for tlie removal of well-known evils than Disestablishment would. That system was created when the conditions of ociallife were very different to those of the present time, and ad- mits of changes which -.v(,u) If., the -ood f the Church i?U,!?nd of still greater good for the laity, and this without t.,?,liing o.? f the t¡j 'a;t :I}li i r:1 t¡t iocl:'d ':id:,c °tt, i am, &c., g.1 .in, IV, Q 'FLIOS. S. SUT'FO,'V. Glynleiros, Neath, March 28.

NEWPORT IIARBOFR COMMISSIONERS. Sir,—From tho remarks that were made at the meeting of the commissioners, it is quite time for the shipownr-rs of the port to petition the Roard of Trade to have the harbour commissioners' accounts examined, and to ascertain if the funds have been spent according to their Act, and to see if the .urplu8 is carefully invested.—I am, &c.. Newport, April 2, A SHIPOWNER.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A CLERGYMAN. Sm,-lt appears from this day's issue that, at the Wandsworth police-court on JThuratlay last, a w Rev. Henry Derastro Collivr 11 was adjudged to be the father of an illegitimate child Mr. Paget, the presiding magistrate, stating that "he did not believe one word the defendant said in the hox," Kindly p--it .?, to ay that tho "Rev. li,n t:,rl'C'¡¿1' ii \or!rlt;l ;:ttí'd3; of England.—1 am, & of England.—1 am, &i\, W. MELLANR Port Jvynon Rectory, Gower, April 2.

CARDIFF NUISANCES. Sir,—The letter of D. w. 1 ) aoavHigh ?rAwn I inS: 1)\t;I,LIJ¡JJ':lg;,r: ?i,iettx bv t io authorities, for if Mrtic He\'Cule does irt)t soon arise to undertake the tAsk of cleansing this :e;: a11";>r.a will cr y out "Shiane upon tho powers that b e "Sanitaa, sanitasu is their motto, but Vanitas. vanitu5" is their work. The gas conipany's; pedestal, with its central position, and its dim, reiigious lifiht, serves its useful pwpose in shed- ding its lu,tru on tho pathway to guide the erratic steps of the wandering canal sldeN, more espe- cially to those given to dining out-as it is also a proof and support to any who prefer to maintain their standing by its Assistance rather than trust to their own tottering pedal extremities. This is, however, an obstacle familiarity breeds contempt for, but tho gaily bedizened damsels, who so industriously ply their calling here, and assail every one of the 9" "on", who may ap- i,h them, whether he be a gay and frolicsome !iI, ;;C:J Id !td1 togo:h. a sprightly bachclor, or a sohec-minded pater- familias. This is. mcthinkH, a nuisance th". "huld, f,, "frail virluo's "sake, bA "en to. The attendance officer of the school board would also be u welcome visitor, and would, if lie spread his net at au opportune moment, find a gcutl halll, for we aiv infested with hordes of the residuum, (?enti:,11)-n.dicj,,di.? '$I t .i Bohemian in character, who, failing tric privileges of a dub, indulge in the vice, 6f Baden-Raden and Monaco in the shape of pitch and toss, a most in- structive gime to witness.—I am, lc.. Carditi, March oi. AAOTIiftU l).

DFWIAM, ftt.YDAT SlCKT. Order of Rrvxixa (Mondav).—Trinl Stakes, L'.aP; KL-mnre SUikes, 3.6; Corporation Pi J.*); JL>urb»ra tun'! H t C?,1,. 5. Arrivals.— Cairngorm, ltoblnOIg, Napoleon, Usurper, M.s?''<? Jun? F,-i. filly, Hai!??. Thrlri'cft, North Star, Lady Auckland, Dunkenny, Honeycomb, i*e-ret TrMur? tilly, MdinerLv, Jessie Alar, Th • Dronr, 'I?u. and D, Lily. S' K* rcniSGS.—iiovlce and ,nllon. o:"ENl'U.1'UJU.rt,. brown colt. by 81l't!:¡:1j:1n- CwMVsJip, ?,?g,g,d t. tkll n:r*tlng, has been ni.i.icd Oxlip.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES ON I MINING AFFAIRS. SMOKING IN PITS: A PRACTICAL SUGGESTION. Mr. John G. Thomas, F.G.S., of Pembrey, writes as lollows on the subject of smoking in pita:— Referring to the numerous instances of colliers being fined and threatened with imprisonment for taking tobacco-pipes into the mines, I remember when I was connected with the fiery pits at Cwm-! avon, that my brother, the then chief viewer, had a rack made and placed in the weigh-house, with numbers painted thereon, for each and every collier that was a smoker. Every morning the pipes were given to the custody of one of the officials and placed in the rack, and on returning from their work they were handed back to their owners. It must be borne in mind that a miner regards his inch of black clay in much the samo light as a rich man does bis meerschaum, and if he is not sure of getting his pipe when he gets back to day-light ho will very ofte" take it to the pit. The plan described is at oncc simple and inexpensive, and its adoption would undoubtedly lessen the number of offences, and possibly avert explosions of fire-damp. The expe- rience of 25 years has convinced me that attention to simple matters of this land addsconsiderably to better discipline and increased safety." THE PERMANENT RELIEF FUND: AN IMPARTIAL OPINION. The Rev. J. P. William*, curate of TonyrefaiJ, at the request of a number of workmen, has written explaining his views on the subject of the Perma- nent Relief Fund. The following portion of his letter appears to usto be pertinent to the question: —The question which first suggests itself is does a need exist for a General Reli f Fund for the work- men, in addition to the many benefit societies existing already, as the Oddfellows, the Ivoritcs, the Foresters, &c. ? I believe that most people will confess that sume better plan is required for re- lieving distress; that the numerous Jiccidents that befall the workmen provo that some systematic scheme is needed to meet tho requirements arising from these daily accidents, a scheme economically worked, safely managed, and easily accessible for relief in every case of aeeident, It is quite clear that the incessant appeals for help toO the benevo- lence of the general public must at last exhaust the resources of charity. And the first, thing that I would venture to show is the unfairness of the continual cries for assistance. At present if a workman meets with an accident which proves fatal, his widow and children (if lie should have any) must do as best they can they must obtain relief from tbe parish or go into the union if they fail to procure assist- ance elsewhere. But if he meets with his death in company with many others, as in the case of an explosion under most affecting icirculI1sLl!Ices that deeply move the compassion of the pnblic, it is possible that the generous hand of charity may be stretched out in order to relieve the necoisities of tbe widows and orphans. It may be that in the former case the man was sober, steady, and in- dustrious and in the latter theaccidout may have arisen through carelessness. The first caso de. served attantion and sympathy, the second may not have been so deserving. The unfairness to which I have alluded arises from two cause8-the partaking uf the generous help of the public, and the conduct of those who meet with accidents in collieries. I might mention other reasons, but I helieve these two are the principal ones. Now, liiii-inf, noticed the causes of disease, it remains to point out the means of cure. It appears to me that the most effectual and most advantageous also to the workmen them- selves, would be to establish one General Relief Fund for all tho workmen, under the auspices and protection of the Government. Its funds should be provided by three classes: the landowners who receive the royalty, the employers, and the work- men themselvesand I would suggest that tho funds of the various existing brndit I societies supported by the workmen be transferred to tbe General Relief Fund. I will venture to give some reasons for this suggestion. First: It would be far more eeonotnieal for the workmen. Some of them belong to two and some- times three benefit !IOCi_Ue., and others belong to a local fuudpeculiar to the works when' they :ne employed and there arc working men to be found who hdong (0 no club at all. The management of these clubs is attended with great, and 1 must say, often unnecessary expense. 'fh?r, is ,.t f I,tb- room, cost of lire and lit kt. say nothing f that ;'I:;te oiri,a':¡i;o =&rtl,tl¡:!n.t thb paid; fhgs, banner^, r"galia, band; of music on feast-day; expenses are incurred in con- nection with quarterly and annual meetings; expenses for time .ad travelling of delegates, hook, p Iper, printing, and many other iwms of expense. If many of the members of these socie- ties were asked, I believe they would confess that they never imagined that the expenses of the club into which they were about to enter could be so great. The result often is that, what with tho loss of regular employment (equal to loss of money), and the growing expenses of an increasing family, many feel the burden to be too heavy to be borne, and are obliged to resign their memberships after, in many cases, having paid their subscriptions for years, ai d which Is, therefore, now a ib?ad lom. Secondly: There are many of our working mcn wh" are members of no benefit club at all, ns we have already hinted. They spend their money as fast as it comes and waste their time with little thought for the future, and when these meet with an accident thev fall back for support on the charity of the industrious, and thus they Income a burden to society. Having one Genera! Relief Fund supported by all the col- liers, the landowners, the employers, and tho work- men, and under the protection of Government, even tiio careless and thriftless would 1M' corn- polled to do something towards helping them- selves. Thirdly: If the landowners ancicmpIopors would contribute towards a General Relief Fund (as I believe they would cheerfully do), it, would add very much to its resources and lighten the burden Many* will probably object to my suggestion, some of thelD, perhaps, from personal considera-1 tions but personal interest ought to give way to the go no ml good. Timo flnd' your space would not permit me to go iut., niorc;initiuto details. I do not myself, I confcss, coincide with all tho suggestions put forth by the supporters of the General Relief Fund; but the general principle ip.n which it is 1--ed i, so I 7;t\n;ed,u:d ,IdiRaeoi\ colliers so immens", that I carnestly h"p" that the scheme will be generally ad,)pl,,<I, "nil that ""on, FAILURE OF TIIE LIABILITY ACT. "A Well-wisher" writesWe have had tho Employers' Liability Act now in operation for three months, and it seems that ii, will do very little good. There is a fuud started for compensa- tJPn, and I think if bat. right that it should have a geod try in Wales, anlll hopeit will be sue- cessful in all its objects. I also hop that in the rul. of insurance, a proviso should be thus:—If neglect is fully ascertained and proved gi-t ..y "nicial connected with the management of a (?ut- liery where a person employed inoeta with an accident, fatal or otherwise, that his relations should have full power to enter an action against the parties for a full compensation according to Ihr h'nns of the Act, I think many do not COiD- t ide with the fund, believing that tbev are con- tr"cting out of the Employers' Liability Compen- sation Act. I trust that no employer of labour :Jil:Jo1 anv one ::ljoiOtlUJegnb% y.in.?nd?hothfttthehnduwnfrawiHMntribute a good sum yearly, say from three to four tenths of a penny per ton on all coal raised from their property."

NEW LOCAL COMPANIES. I (from THE" investors' gcardiav." CARDIFF AND COPXTY SUBSCRIPTION I LIBRARY (LIMITED). Th's company wag registered on the 26th ult., with a capital of £750, in £3 .hares. to establish and maintain a subscription library. The sub- scribers are:-It. V. Jones, Cowbridge, Glamorgan, president, 1 share; Charles Thompson, Cardiff, merchant, 1; WUI, Taylor, M.D., Cardiff, 1; E. S. Uill, Llandnff, 1; the Rov. W. Conybeare Bruce, Cardiff, clerk in holy orders, 1: C. L. Vachell, M.I),, Cardiff, hon. secretary, 1; R. N. Grififth, Cardiff, hon secretary, 1. The management is vested in a council of twelve shareholders. SWANSEA BATHS COMPANY, LIMITED. I This com p "v Pro P.??,,s t. establish and main- ta,h'u,:r.I;Odtj'ab: cíi s: ming, and other baths at 9w,?-90-. It was registered on the 23rd ult.,witha capital of £ 4,000, in £5 shares. The subscribers are :D»vid lsnac, ?M?nse: solicitor, 1 share; William Thomas, Swansea, ironmon, 1 Seymour 'thur, Swan- :isiio:t,;1 l'US" chemist and druggist, 1; John Rees Davies, Swan- ea, printer, 1 R. R, Harvey, Swansea, merchant, 1; David Sutherland, Swansea, draper, 1. Regis- tered without special articles.

Commtrrtal $i11t. JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., CARDIFF, IMPO It T E K S or AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCK. ARE OFFEHlXU FOR SALE, ]-X ()N-F T]IOUSANT) FINEST AND MKUll.M Bl'TTEE, SEVEN ]IL'NI'i:l-l> liOXLS v It E E S E jt'ST LANDED- ALSO. (' r M B E H L A X n CUT, MIOll.l'KKS. DKIKD HAMS & UACON. A l. F A 1 II15 A N K S L A R D. to 1;1: soi.it ny ilt 'i,it' At,c,rioN, TO-DAY (MONDAY-. At-ril -I. At ) I' N i, i A IIAU. SU.EROKMS. N r.VPORT. o" At Olh" o'clock pivmv-t. U1 .Hlt vI" whom it u1.'y concern, to rriN OF CHOICE DAIRY M'TTHR. .lOHN Yul'NG, v ;:v. T!BUt;CA??\?,?.M'M':??.? Tv.EiiccAii i h vu i> > kv, roi:r, mov () n A r C o S FOR AM- SMOIvFRS. t r o i, I x It I ( MMun.i ■■ r i, MTKK Ml.UUiS I I' ANI, II UXl-H THICK AND THIS T'.VISTS, :1: »itl.fr yimlitin Sn:i'kl!is: ni 1 C'hrwirg rn.^KV"? > AV. F. aUUOLLS AND COMPAAV. HAVANA rTCAIW > }:gH:õh i l"'r CIUAKS. CIIKKOOTS. ASP eiUAKF.TTEf. HIGH DRIED, LOW DU1K1). SCOTCH, Ql EES 3, MORTON'S AN1» i' li IN l. AIIXTl RE SCUFFS. IBAHF PUCE OS APrWCAllOS. W. F. MCHOJ.LS AND CO., TULHlTU \\III: C'.U:J)IFF, AN L) AT 1X>, ST. MAKY-MKKirr, CARDIFF. JAMES-&TREET, UK K.». CARDIFF; I 9. CASTLE-STR I K T. S W A N S t A, 22. UUtH-STIIEET, NEWPORT. 36614 T30YS' AND GIRLS' 1300'IS, noted FOR HARD wear. BALMORAL. BCTTO.N. Ai PiUCES TO it IT ALL CLASSI: "r.' IJOYl.E A?D (?O.S. 19, LEI U AVD 2, To CAKDUT. ar,7J

HEKIiJCKT HAKE, SWANSEA. II W'D," "¡;It' DAILY. (,,j "V.\TION"UmA"qlU> Et?ttrs-Hb'nM?.xhirtB.t'? ,tt3t!?; ?ntljHCMharM atl3T>: N'1* Di»t«>; Swansea Bankx. at. Roberts & lyddon, R 'fOCK A"D SHAKE liKOKERS, 17, CHI'KCII-STRKW, ^'AUDTPr, AND  VlSNXACHAMBEIiS. ¡JUTE DOCKS. rCKCilA.SK AND "AL; OF bTtAilSIHP SHAi;i > NKGOTtATI^D. J. l^EUUY MOUUAN, )CKBitOKER, 3,), SWANSEA. 33314 ? M?HfiE I'I,UMBLY. S? 'RX STOCK ( AND a!fA]!Ht:KUKE);,9.T-k"?)mm),: yard, U Ion, K. C t-ivcry *e^a-s of Weeuiity dealt in at the el'. '<est pr. ?s. An »nvi.^tment list oi divideud paying stuckj U'.d hare9 iwaed monthly, p'^t free on appliea* j ti'.n. Cheques 00 C; y Bank .d,, G' I'illmlil. H3k

v- .MARKETS. (OliN. GrorcFSTKR* Sattmhy.—Th^re \V,. a veij' small supply of Kntriish on offer, which måde the lull prices of last Saturday, and best samples even more; foreign kinds in better inquiry at 611 per i\v. advance. Grinding bade)" unchanged. Maize rather lower. Oats slow of sale. flEAT. 1.°'1'0: S,'t'lro1ay-'I'll!'re were fair supplies nil offer {I).tlnv, anJ trade quiet. r1"ict:: — ileer, 6,1., 8,.tel, ditt0, 4s. 8d. to 4 s. lOd.; mi'tton, 3s. 4d. to 6s. Od.; lamb. 8s. 4d. to 9s. 0<1,; veal. 5, 2d. to 5. 8t! large pork, 3s. 8d. to 4$. 8d.; s"1I dlt'o,4., 8(1 to 5s. Ot!. "er 8lb., PROVISION; Monmouth, atul',hy —The market to-day wai a nall on. The fo1l>wiug are the quotations:— IVe poultry: K< nls from 5,. to 6s. 6d. per 'l Si;t),c::s 4Ot: ¥:: d, :r6t1t!I: Live poultry: l ev. Is from 4s. 611 to 6s. per couple; ditto chickens, 3s. 6d [0 5s. 1'"1' couple; delck. lin?s Scarce), 8s. per couple. Prime fresh butter, Is. 7d to Is. 8d. per ll>. retail, and from Is. 6d. to (hen), from 16 t(1 18 for is c-it to ducks. is. per doz. Home-made lard, cd. 1"'1' lb. Honey, 1. per lb. Fruit and vegetables: (,V>ok?ns» uppios from lOd. to Is. per allo": rhubarb 2J, to d. per bundle; brocoli from 2d. to 4d. p,r hea<l; salads, 6d. per dozen; onion I t' 1) 1 6d. Wt- gallon: potatoes I ;tntf:t,l, t);id6'Y;fr0;nd¡tt!:(<>J): fr('m 9d, to 10 per quart*?; ??abbat) plant8. h per 100. Itatchers' meat BreI', Bir¡oin9 and p'-ime roasting j >ints, lOd. per Ih mutton (prime wither 10(1. perli> veal, loins and fdlets, lOd. per :¡;')i'k: f,9: 17 :1¡t:jJ; sJO/'I: Bl'TTER. Carmarthen, Saturday.—There was a fair supply "f butter at our market to-day, which !ui?d fuJ1y la. mnrkiJt prices, viz..—Old butter, Is to K O}Ù per lb.; new ditto, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. Cheese. 28a. to 30. per cwt" Cork, "¡;aturday, Ordinarv firsts, -8,; seconds 130^, thirds, 8^9.; I."tbk W& tlthi, \-8, sixths, sviperfine, —-s-; fine nrild, —s.; mild, 140s.; uuld kegs,—a; salt kegs, Iste,—s.t seconds, —a.; Hiirds, 86s.; fourths, -sMths, —s.; lIpertine kogs, —s. In market, 423 flrkim -W, J. LiNk, Butler E-cporter. Cork. PRODUCE. LODON. Saturday- Sugar: Market remains quiet, but linn Coffee ?ith..t improvement. Wce c"ntit. dull. Cotton market rather firmor. Jute inuvtivo. T?Uow. old, 3&> new, 39a. 6d. on the spot, Hapc oil, 27s. 9d. Linseed, 25s. 3d. to 25d. 6d. Turpentine, 31s. Petroleum about 6d, on the spot; 6J to 6Ad. for the next two months. SUUAK. (jijisoow. Saturday.—1Tiuive were rather larger supplies at market. A good business was done at wry steady prices. Tho official report states: —Increased supplies. A good business done at full prices for the week. Sugars show no altera- tion; medium and lower sorts aro rather dearer. HIDE AND SKIN. Bristol, Saturday. — Spanish hides,931bs. and upw.tr?. 3jd. to Od' per )b.; 831bs. to 921bs., 31,1. to Od per 11). 731bs. to 321bs,3id, to Od per. It).; 631h" to 721bs.,3Jd.to0d.perlb.; 541bs. t«62lts., 3VI to 0,1. per Ib; 531bs. and under, 3d, per lb.; i'ows, 6 3 I bs and abovc.!3S d. to 3M. per ib.; lisjht, 3M per )b.; buU..i, 3?d per )b.: heavy cut? ot; lb; light and irregular, 3d per lb. Calf ,ù;in; 171.)S. and upwardi-, 5^d. per lb.; 121bs. to 161bs., 6d [>ef lb. 91bs. to.lllbs., 6^1. per lb. under 91os„ Sjfd. per cut and irregular, 4ijd. per lb.; chance, 0d. per Ib, Hor.? hid?. 8s. 9d. to 13?. 6d.; 1st kit" 3:\d, per )b.: 2nd ditt? 2M. per Ih, t?t: Mutton, ?id. b-f, 3,i.: rvugh, 11d Wool,», 2" OJ, C. a?. 6d.: ? 4:?. 7d.; A-7s. 2d.; X. 8s. 3d.; }/6tl;. lJ, ¡. Î;'¡" 2; T' I Wools,) D 2.s, 7<1,; C, 3s. 7d.; B, ♦». i3d.; A. 7s. 3d.; X, 8s. 4<1,: XX, 9s. M. rat, ljd., 3d. to 3)<1.

SIGNALLED OFF THE MUMBLES HEAD. April2.—Wind.S.t., hue, t?,h breeze— hteamer 01?,?e.ga, of S?.e., for order, April 3.-?N'i.,d, E., 1,:Ut:- ?.e" Ratlikenny, of &Ifast; HispalÙa, of Liverpool; C(,n, of lilasgow sdlOonera M.t?);f'w Wignr.ll, ,f )')Mtwcu3: Pilgrim, put I kick.

CASUALTIES. I During the gaic on Saturday j??-ht the brigan- till Hope, of Aber)'twjtb, drove on to the pitch- I il?g tI?, 'fiii.1 I r b, 'It I U feared that if the ea>t¡J) g"J hOlÙ¡j continue she will be broken up by the waTe.,

COLLISION AT CARDIFF. On Friday night the screw steamer Cesarea, ot and for Cardiff from Newport (light), while entering the East Bute Dock basin came into violcllt collision with the pier head. The starboard bow and the upper plates on the port side of the steamer amidships were very seriously damaged. Tho night was very dark, with a gale from the east ward,

.NLIVFOKI. I KNTrRED OUTWAHDb.—April 2. Pu:satre», Liiarles Mitchell, s, U, 4tX», Young & Chrilti?- ?'?'i'?. ? B. 48L Y'o'u.? tCh. i?f Saiitander,P'ly and L,, ill.? B 14o,C. Laneelleld Cien, n'?iL?n'tin?.F"' 1. Sjwnehouse 3t Co. ht. M.ii". Mana, B, 72, G. ilamphi-eys CLKAFiKD.—April 2. Lisbon, ltoueti, s, B, 9CW coal Barcelona, ;iorUlcok. s, B. 1,070eoal (,;?)ta?, A')!.e Holme, t, B, 1,310c;al ?nt?'?r,Mt.-a.?)HmHy,U.2SO.?? d'llle, Ifijibel, 275 e".1 t'Orieu1, F, 100 ooal 1MPOI1TS.—April 2. Bilbao, Cyfanlita, s. l,t>W tons iron ore, Blaensvon Iron Co. BitlJt&o, rClld, S, 8W tOU3 iron ore. Tredegar Co.

;¡;ZI'S; 1'>D ;l:I\rw;c: I SHIRE MKRTIN^' SATURDAY. C, n.rK Pr,A 1'lhnd!3J!' 1; C.-n CYefc-.ui. 2. Trtt/fctn..» Sij.li.no Ravwcai*.—The Moor, 1 Snsque- ha".a.2; Ada, 3, Thieeruu. CoLKsixtLL Open Hunters' 8'rgKf'LI::CUAE.-dt3n- wlek, 1; Profligate, 2. Three mh. handicap 8rUKPi.ECease.—Quibble, 1; Victor 11., 2: Solver, 3. Fiv^ ran. Sklu.no IJusuw" JlI'R1JLK,-l,owl.,n,1 Lad, 1, Two ran. Scrr.itYHc.VTERS' Plate.—Barton, I; La ly 2 There wa. no\Jotting ;;r;= events. I

CITY BETTING.—SATUKUAT. T!1 Citv ILI Prrt/R»A> Harwcaf.  (it.? 'tve.l?'hify.A?r!?? It, 8 ast ftrestonpans, 4T'. wi 310, t t o 20 t?I Out of Bounds, o.vm,7»i 10lh, t A w 40 to 1 Vi,?r Kumuucl, 4yie>, t A o 40 to 1 F:%rni<ude/, 4"fS, !t th, 4W to W) on fi nd Or, l\T4,9*t,agst Victor Emanuel, 4'vrs, 7st, Ik-Ui t, row It 400 to 200 on Pi-btonpana g,! Vi, Kumini d. No h Two Thousand Gci.vRAi. (linn Wednesday, Altty 4.) S5 to 2?) t;L.,?b ?llt & 100 to U — Peregrine, t ok W The Dunnv. ICO to 8 Geologist, t 23 tu 1 Peresnne, t BOAT Race. 6 tLt 4 on Oxiord, t MANCHESTER RETTING.—SATTIRDAT. Eahl Shlnckk's Plate. tKun Tuesday. Apr.lb.) 6 t,) 1 Z,t Aug-utioe,&vr.«, 7st lIh, t 7 t.» 1 — «:<Jone,3yrs, rut 121b. t 7 to 1 Gold.n Eye, 33,?, 'M 71b, t Citv and Svbitkiun. 13 to 1 aEt :t: te.t 31b, t !COt? 7 ?-B?ndOr.' 4yn.?t. t 100 to 6 Peter, 5vr», 9.t 21b t 100 to6 Pe,,ter, V. 4yrs, 6st, t 7.0 to 1 = Ambassadress, 4yrs.6st dP t 20 to 1 Out of Bound., 5yr.i, tt 101b, o K'd to 1 Petrone!. 4yrs. 7st 7lb, I 30 to 1 Sword Dance, 4yrs,6st 611" t as 1 West T)OUI ne. byls. 711. t 83 10 1 Corrie tilly,8yrs,6st 71b. t Two Thousand Gli.Mlas. 6 10 1 apt, R.Wli, tt w b ta 1 ji?i G.1, t .1 10 to 1 Town Moor, t Univkhsity Boat Race. 7 to 4 on Oxford, laid

Throat Irbitatiox. — Soreness and dryness, tickling, and irritation, inducing cough and affecting tiie voice, For the,, symptom* me Epps's Glycerine Jujubes. Glycerine, In these agreeable confections, being in proximity to the glands at the moment they are excited by tiie act of sucking, becomes actively labelled UJA1i;S EpP3 A Co., Homcropathlc Chemists, London. A letter received Gelitleme"It my, perhaps. intfrÐst you to know that., after an exten d trial? 1 liave found vour Olv?rint, Jujnbes of considerable benefit (?ith t?r without medical treatment) In ilin?t all forms of throat, disease. They soften and clear the vu ,( e n ti??y ',n,Vo ?!t'Mu)h, Gordon Holmes, L. R. C P E Senior i¡:¡: t.?'n:¡,r8Th;t;?Ëar :,IIIr ?rv' 37166 S)'RMnSMM!t,lS31.—A])t!'enuthontie!)on D,.s recommend tho Royal Devonshire 8er,e o?cc?nt" ? ? Beauty, Durability, and generu nbility, all (I gene u!t<u)n<-M! ti v ::tl: and ,i"d to the present d?te. comprise .11 the latest fsbionbl. no,?lties In colours, mu- turP', and text ?e, for Ladles, Children, Gentlemen, and Boys'dress. Hard WMr)!U'antnt«d. PrtCM h<m 61d. per yard. Any SpiL -4 Mrhft?e paid to Lonuon. iole factors: Spearman aD' SpearmaD, Ply- I mouth. Devonshire. 18 t h DOOBLE. nounn!. TotT, ANt Tbouble. —IT s th. eI r."ers. of things oowad?va. Both toU tnd tmuMt are unknown where the NuMM) Blacking )t -d. It poli.hes our boots instantly without .ohlng, needs to be used only once a ivek, renders them waterproof, and gr,.tly Incr.e. theh' wear, In bttl.n 2. .h 37918 "The Dome" differs from the ordinary kinds of Black Lead from the fact of it. adhering at once the ,Wve or grates, thereby avoiding injury to the furni fro?m?'du?' '?.n?e, BHver, ttmt Õ¡jO -ti.] M?d?, ?.d,d for fq..Iity and cleanliness I.?. Sold by Grm In 6d. -d 18. bons. Chloro-Linseed Cough Lozbngks, a medicated linseed extract, 6d.; postage 2d, Kay Bros., Stockport, and all Chemists

Disturbances having occurred at Jassy an official investigation has resulted in the suspension by the Roumanian Government of three professors sus- pected of Nihilism, and sovernl students have been dismissed, The charge of perjury against one of the wit- nesses in the Dunbar divorce case came before the Westminster magistrateson Friday, when Caroline Agnes Foote gave evidence in support of it, and an adjournment took place. It ig stRted that tho Rev, W, H, Jervis, vicar of St. Paul's, Colchester, has succeeded In discovering, at an expense of;C500, the registration of the mar- riage of his grandfather, by ??hich, if proved, he will be able to claim the title of Viscount Vincent. An order was made bv the Guildhall magis- trates, London, on Friday, "for the destruction of 1200 putrid American hams exposed for sale at the Central Market. From the year 1610 to 1707, Tea was sold at sixty shillings per pound, a striking contrast with the prices of the present day; Rood quality, however, as w, ll"io"e,. of pri ?. Is I.tr,d by the bil?, there- fu1 :o:f l;eL t9 b! :&, t uniform hi strength, delicious In flavour, and truly ebeap. Supplied only In packets. Horniman s Tea Is sold k)y-Cai-diff: Howell, 255, Bute-street; Anthony, 39 Bt, Mary-street; Joy, Duke-street; Prust, 148, Clifton-street; Coleman, 8, High-street; Kernlck, 23, Duke-street; Williams, 11, Bute-street; Hancock and Co., Chemists, Roath; Mumford, BplotJando, Car- mart-hent White Bros.,7,Guildhall-square. Cowbridg(? Thomas, chemist. Bridgend Williams, P?t-office Lloyd, Chemist. Pontypridd Key, chemist. Newport, Ley., 1, Slow-hIli, Trcherbert: Evans, chemist, Penarth: Procter, chemist. Baunder.foot: Lewis, chemist, Maesteg: Morgan, chemist. Kay's Compound Essrncb of Linseed.—Asthma and Bronchitis immediately relieved by it. 80ld by Ob?mi?L-, 1,. lid., 2,. 9d. demul. CIJKs''cMg¡;N' Essence OF LTN!IIŒJ),. demul.1 cent .p.t.t for cough. and QOldI. 80ld by aU Cliemists, 91d" Is. lid., evourationai announrrmmtss. CARDIFF. KS. S. J. DAVIES'S SCHOOL, 14, J?jL DUMFmEB-pllCE,-Next Term Oomm? May 2. 2325.15 T?b T I C EOTFR E M 0 V A L. ?TULLIS and P-pit. from B'lg."1. B. to SAINT CATHERINE'S, PAKK-PLACK. Cardiff, March 18,1881, 39601 penabth. rnHE REV. J. POWELL, 5, CUve-phce, is 1 prepared to reocive DAY PUPILS. Next term will commence on May 19. Full particulars on applica- tiOD. g400kly_ COWBBIDGB. LENDARE HOUSE, COWBRIDGE. —Priudpala, The Misfles DAVIES. The duties of their School were rejuraed on HUOKSDAT, the 29th January. 38614 ==-==-=:=-_ TA (INTO N. mJOiTlUNG'S COLLEGE, TAUNTON — P A Church of England Public School. D,?,?,34t. bb(iulum. Term begins Mav 6,<)r Prospwtus,apply tbe llea<1.t*=,-=,29!o NEATH. EATII PROPRIETARY SCHOOL (LIMITED), HiiAD IIIASTER, Rev. G-. BLACEMORE, M.A., late Scholar Exhibitioner and Prizeman ot (Queen's Coli., Cumb. with Asiistant Mastrrs. A first grade boarding and Day School, with Clas- sical una Modern Departments. Preparation tor the 0nivcrsltiej, and for Professional an Mercantile Pursuits. Boarders are received by the Head Master. PorProspecius and further informatiou apply to the Ven. Archdeacon Griffiths, Neath, or to th, Head Master The HaH'Term began ov 'HUH8DA. Uwó!rd claval I March. 380^8 ABERGAVENNY. ILFORD HOUSE, ABERGAVENNY. SCHOOL FOU GIRLS. Conducted by Mrs. YATKS, assisted lJy competent Rf"3id!lt Governesses. Masters attend. The lira of the Priucipal is 1..?.bi.,? lug"'i?s ed?tioii and ?ful moral tr.ining with the comforts of a hom. Terms very moderate. First-class referenced. Prospectus on application. Pupils prepared for the Local Examina- tions. YN. 1, 6i?rLE-FALYN 171MLYIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, J NEWCASTLKKMLYN. Head Master—Mr. T. T. ELIAS, M.K.C.P. Assistant Masters—DAVY K!IAB,; D. LI" REES. DRAWING, SHORTHAND, and MUSIC CLASSES DAILY. Terms-Boarders, 25 Guineas per annum. Day eb?l&m,flom 3. 4 Gui, ZZlaH MUMBLFS. rjUIISTLEBQON HOUSE SCHOOL. Principal, M. H. Newman, M.A. (late ExhibiUoner 01 Jeius College, Oxford), with Assistant Masters. Ntsxt Term will ::j/l on April 27. 397H SWANSEA. (^oOiEUIAi'K SCHOOL. SWANSEA. J -Head Master, Bev. eli/FORD WOOD, B.A.; bucundMuster, t'KA_N(JlS J. ODELL, Esq., B.A. School MMJFliNEb WBDNUriDAY. January i-i. 207b.Y YNUNE-SCHOOL, UONSTlTU THAN HILL, SWANSEA. IIkid MAfrreR: Mr. EMERY. tECOXEM?TfiK: Mr. GEOK&B KM li K V, K. A. (Lat one of OAt' enior A?-li?t..t U. at Mill HUi). PREPARATION the PUBLIC SCHOOLS and UNIVEI.SLTLPS CL..? are Beading f.r U,? Oxford f?(jj. Lumlon t r<cu .? on, and other Examination. 32748 IjOKSlAL COLLEOET- SWANSEA. LL-d Mt-PDWARI) T. DAVIES, M.A., Trinity College, Chunbridge. Se'\BINSON, B,A". London, f.Iy Senior Mathematical Prizeman, Cnivmrtty Cofiege, London; Associate «if the College of Preceptors. C.¡¡, Master of the Junior Department—T. A. R'&i, C,.ti- fied Elementary Teacher. Preparation for the Vuiversities and the various Public Examinations. lho Head,Mo.,ter passed o"e pupil at I E:rarniJ!âUuna. the H.d-.W.t?r p.?ld one pupil t tht' London Matriculation (First Dh'i!ton), two at U-? Odor,l Load, and one at the JwyaJ College of Surgeons, .Examinations, di?W "twlltion given to Junior BoY" who for.. sepHTHte JiVÎ51UU, managed on its uwn duttnet methods, tor Pro.pectus apply to the Head-Master, at TyhJe o ?n?m?t?ed TULSDAY, J.y 18, at::Jù",m: A KI?OLJD COLLEGE ?? WOODLAND3. Principal: Bey. E. WILLIAMS, M.A., (Mas., B.D. Edin. The New Quarter will ben1l THURSDAY, April 7th. aaaad TENBY. ? H Preparatory School for BY. of genti@?n. Par- OME AND EDUCATION. ticularly litt*d for young and delicate children, who will TT?ME ANDEDUCATION. pressure. Tlie house is built on a Wit itbi. i.dit?, _h,)f the sandJ. ?.ftrenc? i. perm?tM to Rer. T. M. Wilson, Head of Cllltoli College; Venerable Archdeacon of St. David's; G. H. Weal, ""I', A.,I.. School, hournemouth, -a I p8ren t. of pupils.—Address M.. Moore, Highfleld, Sn?-' SMtt! ?*lM? _2c60tt3 CLIFTON. High-class EDUT, 6N? ijL R?TXMOBE HOUSE, CLtMOX. .Ura. KINCHIN, assi»t«l by KmiiicntProfetsor,, Certi- t?tHE.?tbh&t? t'oreit.nG.tVMncMM. KECE1VKSA UMHKU NUMBER uf PUf)M. <« whom ,he offers Superior Educational Advaiitag?, eombind with home comforts and careful supervision. The course of study prepares for the U,?i,?.ity Examinations. ltt>fena Kindly permitted to Clergymen and parents o! present and former P/ m ..?. ?, gSXTTER ?illOOMMENCE mav8, istsi3aroi GLOUCESTER. TST^ITiffLD HOUSE, GLOUCESTER. S CIIOOL FOR GIRLS. Conducted by HURU and MRS. G. M. LEO. Most utif"i and healthy ?lt-ti i the country, f" Nall,nt Pr,!mh-. Recreation Grounds, two "nù a hal f?l?. Preparation for the University Examinations. The Modem Languages, Music, Drawing, and Painting receivee3peclal attention. Careful moral training. First-class I'IIforell" Mode- rate, inclusive terms. Commencement of SECOND TERM WEDNESDAY. April 27. lgbl -five wimi 1 tl Tti4y-"X eartifi?t?, .twent.y-.five with h:nJ:YP;e! <¡ i-:Jt:J Loo hon ?N,,t, (Music) B.?in.'A-by P"piJl f' this School. Prospectus and full particular, On application. 38337 DOLORYNE (Ent, St., Hall). DOLOIiYNE. — The Mafe and certain j? remedy fm?CHOLEKA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, CHAMPS, Flatulency, and all? l ILirns In the Stomach and Bowels, also fnr Toothache .,?d Nenral«ic affoctions generally. ,,d?d to Captain, ..d Owners o CI'scf:n: :ars:,n .f Private F?rni)'?.  L —— OLOltYNE.—This preparation seems to D 1.?? a ?pili? inftuerwe .,?r the t.-h and bowels, as numerOUI testimonials which may be seen vn application, iI: the possession of tb. Proprietors, will testify. Relief in any one of the above-meutioned maladies is at once obtained feeling f warmth and mt slw ing Ihroughont the body, followed soon after by ..til curt". DOLOltYNE.—-No Travellers, Resident3 in Hot Countries, Fi..?n in Steamships, or any I.ns who are expo.ed to t he dangers ?is 1, one 'd by the too free use ot impu", water s iou d be without t his invaluable mOOicine, DOLORYNE. — Fall directions on each JU lottle.-MAy be obtained through all Chemi.ts, Prepared only b? I'r??d TR;HAJlNB and SONS, 14, London-stfeft, London, E.C., uone being ?nuine uuteM beariug their J.'?lon, E.e Price Is. l £ d. and 2s. 9d. Wholesale Aü-rs. London Mesars. MAW, SON, and THOMPSON; W. SCriON and Co.; LYNCH and CO, South Afri., Co. TBEHARNE and TAN DER- PUMP. Cardiff s Mr, J. MUNDAY, Chl-i-t- I, Duke-street and High-9treet. fpI oWLE'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS FOR PEMA LES qui,?kly -t .11 irregu- arities and relieve the distressing symotoma so prev»- llent ti? ti?? Boxes 1,. 1) 2,. 9d„ .fall cli?ilsts. S?nt Mywhere upon receipt 01 tt?mpt by the ?Kher. H.T.Towte. Chemist" NottiHlbam. S30M FOR THK llLOOl) IS TUB LIFi. /"CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED liLUOD MIXTURE. THE GREAT BLOOD PUKIFIEK AND RESTOREB. For cleansing and clearing the Mood from all 1m, puritiea,cannot be to" higtily rcoommendetl. '"???!? acurvy.?? Di??-d S. of? "t:,(lv:&i{¡Ikd :=lIeI of aU ItCurwold9ons. Cures U-rt?-d Sores on the N,,k. C. = mœml4>d Son! Legs, Cures Blackheads, or Pimples he Face. Cures Scurvy So" (Sires Cancerous Ulcer., Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. 0,- GL.,d.J. Swellinsp. Ck? the mood fmm ?rtmpure MatUr. From "hatver cause ari!ill. As this Mixture is pleasant 0 the t<Mte, and war- Mnt«i free from anything )nj"riou3 to M? -t iie ?titzon e b. Ll. ,PrI= wt fl.- to ?ve it a t I to Mm 'M ?lue. I SO;u; CURE OF DB°P" U.I,, 4th 8 C?  '??n?r?. Le«Is, 4th ?PK-?. Dear Btr,-Thi. Is 10 certify that two eleven h lli.g bottles 't Clarke's Blood Mixture ,it wife "hen three eminent dector. wer. powerles., "Her complaint was dropsy, and she had been i II nearly ten years. You are at lb?rty to publish this il you please, j,,? c  Yours truly, JOHY COX," Sold in bottles, 2a. 6d. eacb, and in cues, containing six times the quantity. 118, each, sufficient to effect a permanent cure in th great majority, of lom^tandins S?*"?'!r ?S.'Mm?{?'8 ':Áo1>TËoWbiôj VENDORS throughout the world, or sent on receipt of 82 or 132 stamp,, by F. J. CLABK., .i.t. Apth-le,' Hall, Li.coin "CLBANSB THE BLOOD." OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA. Highly recommended for all kinds of Blood and Skin Diseases, Pimples, Eruptions, Ac. The best Spring aud Autumn Medicine. Sold by all Druggists. CAUTION.—Get THB liED AND BLUE WRAPPER, WITH TBI Doctor's head in THE centre. No otheris genuine. In bottles, 29. 6d,,4s. 6d„ and lis. Dean, tft and Co., 131, B.C. am JtottlØ. Ro1 CARDIFF. BEAT WESTERN HOTEL, BT, MARY-STREET. CARDIFF. (UVDSB NEW MAKAGKHBN1.) GEORGE BOWDEN, PROPRIETOR. This well-appointed Oom?iQ Howl is now con- d_(" tL? [,L mlucnt .1 th pru- prietor. w the or?linary ?mmlxlation of an hotel CWn To J: the =:iO:efltaI:x,eJ t,. h- relreshment, lly ?b? obt:UDed at all reuooallle houn. Night porter k,pl. Two in,, walk I.. G--t k"; tm,Ci, Staio 37343 u- t^TIFFS STAliCH. s TOTS STARCH. s TLFFS STARCH. STIFF'S STARCH. STIFFS STARCIl. s 'J'n,'FS STARCII. s TIFbvS STAliCil. I j gTIFFS gTARCII l* ?pecially5uitable for COIXABS, WRIST- B??. ?HH?F?OST6.&&.im'ptrMnga ) lJj},N¿'\TJij t:J:. ( Articles,aauJmak ing ti»e linen look tftte » ?w. Ar'č.QlmŠ'¡íMkJ':ÿ GftcrI, DriipgSrts, and OHmen. U1 1lb. bOKtl and.aJ pa £ et&,cach V.ox or )acket i bearing Q]-;ox, Be] "WF CO. RFDCLlFr-bTJi £ EI\ BHlsTOL I I(BI{NlCK'H V?CMTAKLK PILLS.—If JLIL you suffer fmm He?twhes, lliHon, Complaints, )jiditfestion, Costiw-ness, Hbeumatim, or Tic-Doloreux, tr>- ")??'MK°8 VEGETABLR PILLS, TI)ey ar?? ?a3y to swallow, beio: very small; require no confinement, .nd, strengthen the system, and ha 11 ?n tried by thousands, p,n,?- them to be the B?t Medicine iu the World. Th.dl )f T?timoni?13 might be ?Mil?d. KKRSMK'SPiLM give '-mr!) lo t f system. /IM no special ruin ,,Hh regard to diet, and are universally declared tdntlxsZ:ebflt1I. I kind ?er di?o,I. &,Id in B..?, t 2?. 9d., 1,. l £ d I ;j7¡d:-f>iCb by most relH"ctale Chemists and Drug- gists in England and the Colomes, with directions for restoring l'I'D& health. ERNICK'S VEGETABLE WORM JLI- LOZENGliS.-Th- Lozenges are t he most efficacious Remedy ever introduced tor 'Vorm. Bring illn?nt in their character, they may he taken by chil- (tren of all degrees Mod conditions with perfect IMft>ty. Tliey are most useful for cblldren 01 delicate stomachs and 1.11 complexion, as they .trengthcn the system hy gi? ,& aD appetite. II mot urn 01lly knw the value of L' g., no be without a Bos. 801 by. "t -P"t.Lt?i,? Chemi.to. in 7?d ? .?d l?. IJ-d. Bo. K" DANI)I,"],ION COFFEE, a K ltcfrcshing and much ajiproved beverage. Went- worth L. Scott, Esq., F.C.S., Analyst for the countie* of 6,.ff?rd and "morgar), writing, says Your pre- paraUoJJ i"t;'i'?ly a success us regards composition I and flavour." Sold by all Grocers and Chemists in Uns. at 6d., 10d., and ls tyW ,.h. p keepers i?'d b; t),? ;n.ù.rl¡Poi)t;Pf: TIE A MCAN II AIR R FSTORER, 1". RENEWING nIB GROWTH AND I RESTORIXa THB HtnLAJI fUIlt La 119 BATOBAL CUIDUR. II PRICE Is. PER BOTTLE. THE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER has never been known to tail in Restoring the Uairlu Bight or TeD Days. rr1 rilE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER Temdi?l)?driff,ajici iinpartivitiltyw the hoot. of tile Hllir, rflHE AFIUCAN 1IAIR RESTORER, B if applied 1)?ajy fur a WcLk or Two, will restore Faded, Grey, or White Hair to its natural colour and richness. m1 iiE AFHlCAN HAIR RESTORER T" ?i;ol iL ,,r dOM it contain .y colouring matter, heuœ it dJtd ,?t SQH the lltaili&tbo ??p, *r even white Uuen, but produces the colour within the substance ot: "be tWit. SOLD, by CHEMISTS and HAIR DKliSSEltS, at Is. per Bottle, and by the follow- i:ii £ special Aijeat, :—Cardifl Coleman and Co., High Wiili"n.% il, Bute .weet; '¡.no and Duck. 1U4 Mute street; Williamson, *», Bute street; Xernick and Co., ZU. Dude street (wholesale). Pontypridd: Key, Cbemist, 3S and 00, Tail street; John Da.viœ, Cheit. Waenavon: H. 11. DavieB, Chemist, 74. Broad street. ??'?h?i??! ?!?? J?vtM.i8«8, High ttMet Bonnet, 7, Heatlifteli st?t; R?, 98, High :=; :tik. 44. 1 d ;=:; :.r1' C-U. acnet; J. M. ?viM, 4, Oxford ?MtLtMafh: .J ::tit,Oxf: T1; C)iMti?t, Oommaremt '?eet. -Pon: F-d' g: G:eif. ;rt: p¡lml' Fo>rà. TTOLDEN'S STOMACH MIXTURE. IMPORTANT TO ALL. Tne moat frequent complaint onlui human race is In- ditcition, and wery parson, at one time ur another, 8Ulfers from it. Tiie 9t6.unaIi1In many people is easily affected; thusawexcesslneatingand drinking, of eat- ing mo«ierately os certain indigestible food., Mil cause iudicestkmin vaiious forms—sickness, h?ad.U., pain in tSe .tomaob, boiching, k?..f Pp?tit". shortness 01 breatli, wind on the stomach, di&rrhœa., h3,1 breath, ciddlness, Ac., areall symptom. of a bad stomach -a ?UiijMtton. which may be e??'y cured by taking a bottle of HOLDEN'S MBIACH MIXTURE. 111 confirmation of this, Dr. T. F. Kkr, Surgeon, Ac., 12, York-street, ANV.;ck. Manchester, y, Your ??.,b,.t.dst.Uhu.tureisd?vingo f alittiewm- niendation whIch on it. From my cus- tomers' experience of ite excellent quidities I have fn?- 'A;=:áa;:l do t:i to ;r who suffers ftrom indigestion. near "?'?Tt?M?'Su?l*"?. BMnoidawie?. near Le?? says—My wife was cared of Indigestion and moo ?int??ebMt bj- Uking a au?Ti.ttotUe <<)?? Stomacli AtL?t- suttenng bom It for uPw[ sewn years, and having tried numerous reinodiea, <n? t?,?",?nd,l v&Tiom mea"! men witli cjbta&jiji re- lief." Bold by ail Chemists and Patent Medicine Dealers at Is, lid. and 2s. 9d. per bottle. SA VED BY A PINCH OF SNUFF. Dear Sir,—I had Tic or Neuralgia in my neau xor about six weeks, and was as near out of my mind as pos- sible-so.. that 1 was determined to put IUI Md toO my ,w,w- A friend who had Usen nearly as bud my- self, "uÀ ctuod by your ,I WI?t?badsu(! to yu, Iol, it?h gr?at udice; but, marvellous lf:LI:()ttn\J:Utt u(Jtl are no signs of it. ?tur.x, and tht is two months ago.—I am, ?..r3 Wtl)ftllly, J. W, A. SAI?HAK? Newca>tle-on-Tync, HANDYSIDES' ELECTRIC NERVINE SNUFF CURES TIC, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, liHKOMATISM. and PAINS in the HEAD IN TWO MJiiDTES. WM, IlTND YSIDES, W PATENTEE and MANUFACTURER, 28, GRANGER-STREET WEST, NBWCASTLE-OX- And of all Chemists and Patent Medicine DC.}lers. SOLD In BORMES at t'. H?. EACH, er POST FREE Wholesale by 4 8. New Wholesale by Messrs. PilUng and Graham, 8, Kew rpiIE NORTHERN CURE. A Single Bottle of this Remedy for A Bill!e RBEMfATtBM? ? Completely cured a well-known Newcastle gentleman Particulars may be had of Mr. PROCTOR, Chemist Dean-5t l"Ct't. Newcastle. Dean-street, OHTHEJ: CURr,-t.in, no Oil. p?t?,, I.. lfd. wr BoWe, Sold by all Ch?it.. W?.1-1,? by Mm?. Pi ,,i ug and Gmlmm, 8, New Bailey..t-t, M.?chmtc-r. 37718 Trade Mark," Mandrake Pills," Registered. How ARE YOU?—If you suffer from B:lioal ami Liver Complaints, Giddiness, Pains in he Hood, PRln.lu the B:wk and between the Show- Je7. Griping V.ius in the Bowels, Wind, and 8welUIIg .t the Abdomen, tak T??ERfcAN MANDRAIŒ PILLS. *N DIGESTION =(I all its train of discomforts are re- move" M if by m?o. and the patient I. ?e?ttMU from a Ufe of nervous d.p-??d?nlyt?,.pp-?? the bl,?i.g, .1 tll h.1ti? .,?, vigour. opsy, If 1°" m(ter fM'm"P!LM.?Sv?yKOPaY, or an i C.?9 of the KfDNEM. t?n the AKE IUCAN MAX DitAKEFtLM. The (,_t,?t BLOOD PUmftER of the Age, You will not W (Umppointisd, for their effect Is cett., ???'??.'t??.Zi.M.? tf.?., ? Ilrh: GtMtMving by taking the Ltf?r )MM9. Sold by all r,-t= l,,F by tki" 'r '?,g,?- b. 6h?,.i,t, ?, Ch-? .KEALL, the Proprietor. Soul in Roath by Mr. Robb; Cardiff, Messrs. Coleman ? ?.??T?t?Mr. '"f. Young; -1h, Mr. ?" Uanelly, P.t"g),;i,. Mr. B?tt; Cardigan, Mr. E. C. E?". London, mo;?.r. F. THROU'S TNJECTION. HYGIENIC, INFALLIBLE, and PRESERVATIVE. Cures prom ptly, without additional means, all recent or oluonic discharges of the urinary organs. Price 4s. 6d. |ier bottle. 8,)1 ?iiiFari3t)yJ.Ferrd(suc?,mortoBm), Ph?rmMen, I'02. Rue meheHeu in London by WILCOX and C. 336, Oxford-street, W., who will forward it, carriage paid, to any town in the United Kingdom on receipt of P,O,O, Aloo by aU Chemists, 39232 THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.- JL THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PtLLap?ty the foulest blood,and relieve e,?y Disease o( gwmaen, Liver and Kidneys. Pure Blood gives Health. Thou* sands have been cured by these wonderful Pills, whose diJasecould not be reached by .y .?di6. Sold by 'llh,.I,t,,In IKI_. aC h. l £ d< ,.d2?.id each. Sant bv rail to any address. 2005 WHY SPEND MONTHS IN SUF. wFFRIF?G and P..?d? I. Plivsic whm LMn'LOCGH'8 PYREHC SALINE Restores health and vigour to the system? Headache fe??hSt, t?d tkht u;J. a1t: in a vMy short time, and hM proved of f?mt value In the prevention of .mall-pox and other Infectious diaeMM, To be had of any Oh?mi.t-, and of tA..k?r, 113 Holborn, London. 391201 (■i EOROE'S PH.E and ??T GRAVEL PtLM-the best medicine y,l discovered for Pile ?d G??nd <tHUtMComp)«inM. The Proprietor has received upwards of Two Thousand Testimonial, in hTourotthesePiUt.SotdbyitU Ch-i.t? 1. boxes 1-. ?idy-d 2,. 1. -h* Proprietor, J. E. ÉOGB.eac,Rctorili: Gl- bY Post for IS. M.Md3? in stamp,. -EORGÉ'S-PiLind \JT GRAVEL PILLS-for Pains a Back, Flatulency, Griping, CoUc,n..f.?ight In the BacK and Loins, Darting Pain. in the region of the Heart, Li- and Kid- ?-y?"Px)M In t? Thighs, 8up- pretslon and Retention of Urine, Kdnt ?t*"the atomach. ic. M? be td from the Proprietor, J. B. GEORGE. M?R.r?* Wrwain, Go. GEORGE'S PILE and GRAVEL PILLS.-S?-d a halfpenny stamp for any im p I'll .{ïnt.r.nf "m= Chemist., and In?lid. from .U parts of tho ""untry, MAY be h"d ?MeMte f?)m m«)t Patent Medi- ule f. London, Brl.wl, and Wamhou? in London, Briatol, i,1'9d,:i,ï:ro- ?'E?EOMN. 8.111 I.P r.. 1. 6Z$;l susmess sijuttssrs. THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. rjMIOMPSON AND gUACKELL, PIANOFORTE AXD MUSIC WAREHOUSES, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEWPORT AGENTS FOR THE N EU.IIEYFR piANOS, BEST AND CHEAPEST INSTRUMENTS EVER MANUFACTURED. Double Overstrung, Ch?k Repeater A,ti. Jr. Ti ?,U Throughout. WARRANTED BY THE MAKERS TO STAND AH CLIMATES. Newest nD Stylish Dkwix* from £3(), Black aud Gola, Walnut. Rosewood, Carved Oak. Price List sent Post Free. Mahojmjy. PIANOS. BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PIANOS rjMIOMPSON and gHACKELL, SOLE AGEXTS. J^RLXSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PIANOS FRO31 :35 GLINKA3 BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PIAN03> With Patent Hepeater Action, May be had of the SOLE AGi.NTS, TThompson <wid SHACKELL, 1.1. MUSIC AN D PIANOFORl'E SALOONS, CARDIFF J QUEEN S BUILDINGS, M? CAHDIFF, 1 64, ST. MARY-STREET. gWANSEA, 97 and 98. OXFORD:STREET J^EWPORT, HI »nd 112> COMMERCIAL-fiT, THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. HIRR AND PURCHASE piANOFORTES, TJARMONTUMS, AND QRUANS. fJIHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEWPORT (Ion,), (SOLE AGENTS lor BRLNSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAI pa¡,-us¡ Supply NEW PiANOFORTES by the best makers, 011 hire for three years, and at the expiration of that thne (».«. after the payment of twelve quarteriy InstalmentiJ the P1alws become the property oi the hirer t withous anyfurther payment whatever. Thom pson and Shacksix wre t.ht: nrt in Wales to introduce thla easy method uc acquiring a good musical instrument, and can refer to thousands o T customers as t. the quality )f tlw Pianos they supply. Cu,tomer> are not JimiW to any maker, but mxy select, whichever make may be preferred, from thrlarF,t Stock in the Principality of Wales. All in struments warranted. From Two Guineas per quarter. IANOFORT138 by KIRKMAN, PIANOFORTES by COLLARD & COL- LARD. PIANOFORTES by BttOADWOOD, PIANOFORTES by ERARD, PlAOFORTES by liRINSMEAD and Soss. ON THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. From £2 2s. per quarter. Detailed Price Lists uf Pianofortes by any of the fore- going celebrated maken, and 80me othen not cenerally known,sent free on application. ?em y ''??'?w?jt'C? PIANO, Hurty Guineas, in solid asahogany. 'lais inJtnment il J made cxprCStity to withstand tlu: uainp of & Mea 9"°Yi8JJe. and U warranted to keep well in tutio Orders may be addressed to Cirdl^f, Sw ansea, or NeVr'pori. Sole Agents for BRINSMEAD A SONS' GOLD MEDAL PlANOIOirrtS. Catalogues Free. rjTHOMPSON AND s IIACKELL, SOLE AG-Eft 13 BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PIAN03. lu Ebonlsed and Gold Cases. rjlHOMPSON AND SIIACKELL, SOLE AGENTS at QARDIFF, TMTEWPORT, AXE ^WANSEA, BRIN3MEAiys GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, Old English Style. fJIHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, SOLK AGENTS BRINSMEAD'S GOLn IEDAL PIANos. J) lu Walnut and Rosewood. rjlHOMrSON AND gHACKELL, sou: AGENTS BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PLkiNOS With Sostenente Sounding Board. Price Lists sent on application as under — CA RniFF ( QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, J, t And 64. ST, MARY-STREET, s WANSEA, 97 and 98, OXFORD-STREET. N EWPORT, 1ll and 112, COMMERCIAL ST N.B.—PIAHOS, in Walnut, from Fifteen Pound,. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELLj PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN SALOONS, (AGENTS FOR BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PIANOFORTES), CARDIFF, I QUER" ? BMDING13, and CARDIFF, {ra:: and 97 .d 98, OXFORD- CJWANSEA, STREET,  111 4 112, COMMERCIAL-STREET, wwroRT, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MUSICAL CABINET, The most marvellous Musical Instrument ever ¡ørenUd, It will play any tune. Anyone can play it. No know, ledge oi Music is required by the player. It affords an excellent accompanimonUor singing. pRICE SIX QUINEAS, WrrB MUSIC COMPLETE. Orders may be sent to Cardiff, Swansea, or Newport. List of Tunw on application. N.B.—■Several good Second-hand Pianos now In Itock. rpHOMPSON AND s HACULL, SOLE AGENTS FOR BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAL PLANOS AND THE ESTBY ORGANS QUEEN'S BUILDINGS and ) CARDIFF. 64, ST. MARY-STREET, J THREE YEARS' SYSTEJt FOR PIANOS BY BROADWOOD, COLLARD. BitINSMEAD, ERARD, ae. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, 97 and 98. OXMRD-STRBET, S W ANSEA. SOLE AGENTS FOR BRINSMEAD'S GOLD MEDAt PIANOS AND THE ESTEY ORGANS. THREE YEARS' SYSTEM FOR PIANOS BY BRINSMEAD, COLLARD, BROAD' WOOD, KIRKMAN, ERAIW. HOPKINSON, AND ALL LEADING ENGLISH AND FOREIGN MAKERS. N.B.—HANDSOME CATALOGUB FREE ON APPLICATION. rpHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, III 112, COMMERCLAL-STBEBT, Nzw PORR, SOLE AGBNTS FOB BRIMMEADH GOLD MEDAL PIA??08 AND THE ESTEY ORGA" THREE YEARS' SYSTEM FOR ORGANS, HARMONIUMS. AND PttSOS, From 10i. per month. PrtntedMd P.?bH.).? foUht  M?CKMHR TnCMA?of 62 Him-A?t, C-ard?ff-'n the County of WttmoreM, at the cetf ? the WwM—Ura MaU; St. Mary-sweet, Cardi*. MONDAY. APBIL «.«».