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JOHN ROGEKS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, BOOKBINDER, AND NEWS VENDOR, 20, HOPE-STEEET, WREXHAM. JORN ROGERS begs to inform the public generally that he has taken the above Business, lately car- ned on by the MISSES BRADLEY, where he hopes by strict attention to business—thorough knowledge of the trade in all its brnnches-punctuality in the execution of all Orders entrusted to him, to merit a share of public support. J. R. has increased the Stock considerably and added a number of Novelties thereto, an inspection of which lie respectfully solicits, and also calls attention to the following SPECIALITIES: Daily and Weekly Papers supplied and delivered in any part of the Town. A Daily Parcel from London, enabling him to execute Or(it;rs,mi the Second Day. A New Stock of Music at Half-price, all Pieces not in Stock procured by return of Post. Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Drapers' Shop and Counter Papers, and Paper Hags. Shops and School's supplied at Wltolcsalc Prices. NOTE THE ADDRESS: BOOKSEI.I.EU R 0 (f E Ii S STATIONER. •20, HOPE-STREET. 1257j

Sales by Auction. SALES BY MESSRS BAUGH JONES. COEDPOETH. NEAR WREXHAM. Three T>rx>mh!e FREEIIOLI) LING-UOUSE.9. with the.(Iarileiis and appurtenance thereunto belonging, situate at Curdpoeth, ilCal" Mi ex- ham, in the count;/ of Denbigh. TO i»p ?OLD hv AUCTIO bv MESSRS ± BAUGH and .J()E, at the Cross Foxes, Coed- poeth. aforesaid, on Tc ESln Y, theli'th dayot July 1711. at tour o'clock in the afternoon, in the lots and order under- mentioned, or in such other lots and order as snail be declared at the time of sale, and subject to conditions to be then produced LOT I.- All that MESSUAGE or DWKLT LIIWM.- HOesE with the .gardens and appurtenances thereunto helorunn^, situate at (\>e<lpoeth, iifovcsaul, and now or late in the oecnnation of Mr .John Senior. LOT 2. -All those two MESS I'AG or DW ELLIN G- HOUSES, with the two gardens and appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate adjoining the last men- tioned lot, and now or late in the occupation of John Morris and James Betton. This property is situate in the midst of a Large in- creasing and thriving district, and afforlls a good invest- ment for capitalists. A plan of the property lies for inspection at the offices of, and any further particulars may he obtained on application to, the Auctioneers, Temple Row, Wrexham, and Mr JAMES, solicitor, Wrexham. PiryuyffynH'in Offices, 1st July, lsïO. 1:!o \LE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT MARFORD, XEAR GRESFORD, DENBIGHSHIRE. |"ESSRS BAUGH & .OXES have been instructed .1' bv Mr Tno?AS Noiuu nv, to offer for unre- served SALE bv AUCTION, upon his premises at Marford aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, the 21itli day of Julv. 1*70, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, and other effects, comprising in- Kitchen and Back Kitelicii.-Feiitlei- iron stool, fire irons, sundry tins, lantliorn, iron and copper kettles, iron saucepan, crockery, brown ware, clothes' maid, flower pots and plants, bench, stool, pictures, knives and forks, tumbler and other glasses, Windsor chairs. o:\k dresser, 2 white tables, carpenter's bench and screw, sofa, large. Family Bible, itc. In feather beds, iron and wood bed- steads. bed and other linen, waslistand, itc. In Vard and Garden.—2 iron boilers, swill tub, potatoes, walnuts, apples, Arc. Sale at 1 for 2 o clock. l.NIf T" Rreiocrs, Publieans. and Others.—I ery desirable and valuable FREEHOLD PROPhHTi at the TOWN-HILL, WREXHAM, Denbighshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Messrs. BAUGH and JONES, at the Old Swan Inn, Wrexham, on FRIDAY, the 2lth day of July, 1870. at five o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then produced, 411 that substantially built and commodious MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the very convenient Vaults in front thereof, and the out-offices and appurtenances thereunto belonging and adjoining, situate at the Town Hill, in Wrexham, aforesaid, and now. and for some time past, in the occupation of Mr John Rowland, brewer. Also all that MESSUAGE or COTTAGE, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate in the rear of and adjoining the last-mentioned premises, and now in the occupation of Mr Whittaker, painter. Also all that very extensive range of BUILDINGS adioining the said Cottage, and now and f, r many years l,ast used as smiths' shops, formerly in the holding of Mr John Parry Hughes, bellhanger, and now of Mr Edward Lloyd, whitesmith. Also all that very compact and convenient BREWERY, with malthouse, store-rooms, sheds, ex- cellent office, yard piggeries, stable, very large and pro- ductive garden, summer houses, and appurtenances thereunto belonging and adjoining, also in the holding of the said John Rowland. The above premises are very extensive, and in one of the best business situations in the town. A large brewing business has been already established on the premises, as well as a good retail trade in the vaults, and there is every convenience for greatly enlarging the Brewery and extending the business. There is a good pump with a never failing supply of excellent water on the premises. For further particulars apply to JOHN LEWIS, Esq., Solicitor, Wrexham, or at the offices of the AI'CTIONEERS, Temple-place, Wrexham. 1383c SALES BY MESSRS GRIFFITHS to Co. DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLINTSHIRE AGRICUL- TURAL AUCTION MART, WREXHAM. JULY 21-vt, 1870. MESSRS GmFFITHS & Co., respectfully an- 1 nounce that they have been favoured with in- structions to SELL by AUCTION in their Mart, on TmT RSD VY the 21st dav of July, a splendid lot of FAT and STORE STOCK, the property of first-class feeders. Sale at Two o'clock. Offices—Feathers' Hotel. Wrexham. 12""i TREVOR ARMS, MARFORD HILL, ROSSETT. MESSRS GRIFFITHS and Co.. be? respectfully to j?'jL annmmee that they will hold their next SALE of F\T and STORE STOCK, at the above place on MONDAY, the 25th day of July. 1*70. Stock already wntered :— A lot of splendid Fat Beasts Ditto Prime Fat Sheep Ditto Calves awl Pigs Ditto Lambs Sale to commence at Two o'clock. Offices—Feathers" Hotel, Wrexham. I f SALES BY .MR fvWi'l'. GROVE PARK, WREXHAM. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, early in August, two JL well-built semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCES, Tai Llwyn, with flower gardens and out-ofifces. EDWARD LOVATT, Auctioneer. Old Swan Hotel, July St-h, 1 Sj 0. ox MONDAY NEXT. "N ANT MINER A MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). TO he SOLD bv AUCTION, on MONDAY, July 18th, Tl'%70, at the Old Swan Hotel, Wrexham, seven ?U SHARES in the above company. Sale at 3 o'clock. EDWARD LOVATT, Auctioneer. Old Swan Hotel, July SALE BY MR DAVID ROBERTS. I i;. DAVID ROBERTS is honoured with instruc- tions by n. Seddon, Esq. (who is leaving), to SELL BY AUCTION, at Worn and Berth, near Ruthin, about the end of July, the whole of the Live STOCK, Growing Crops of Corn, Hay, Farm Implements, &c" consisting of 12 head of cattle, five draught horses and two colts, 40 Shropshire-down and Leicester sheep, two in-pig sows, five store pigs 21 acres of standing wheat, 411 acrps of ditto barley, lfi acres of ditto oats, two lanie stacks of hay; and a. general assortment of modern farm implements. Further particulars in future advertisements and posters. ] :m7 g SALE BY MR W. CONNOR. PRKLIMINAItV AXNOU.VCKMENT. In the S,-w Public Hall, Hope-street, Wrexham. LARGE and important SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects also a good number of Forms, with backs suitable for a chapel or school, and a large number of chairs. Further particulars and date of Sale in next Saturday's paper. WILLIAM CONNOR, AUCTIONEER, 1331 r Wrexham. SALES BY MR ALBERT BDHY. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. BRIDGE-STREET, WREXHAM. MR A'.BKUI' JnJUY IS instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Old Swan Inn, Abbot- street, Wrexham, oil Tuesday, tlielllth day of July, 1S70, at five o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions— All that valuable MESSUAGE or DWELLING- Hot l' \\It' t" I I HOI SE with the yard and outbuildings bulonnin? thereto—comprising stable, coach house, cart ho?tStT s l uughtt-r house, sheep '«d?e.<?., situate in the corner of Brtd?c street and Brook-street, in the Borough of Wrexltam, and now in the occupation of Mrs Jane Samuel. I;; ,lIIe The House is commodious, and the property is most advantageously situated in a main thoroughfare of the toAU, ami has a frontage of 27 feet to Bridge-street, ,¡ ->rH ("e- Tee and a frontage of 1\1 feet, or thereabouts, to Brook- street. The site b\ its nmtral position offers great capabilities for the erection of a Public Building or iar" i'lllI'II.I,e prenns?s.  For further particulars apply to Messrs ACTON cU°r £ 7rex:iiUI1' or to the AI;ctÍf:ee, Teiuple Wrexii:tiii. ]?S. SALE BY MR. THOMAS1)ETN] MOLD. .S-.IZ.? o.??LDM< .WJT'M/.IM, ?0?-?OLD t Ly i PURE, .ElJOLD l.J ..Ce. MVHi\MAS ?'? he"s ? ?onnc.th.t > egs to annonnl'P thnt ? l he has been mstructe I to SELL bv AUCTION {unless previously dispose,1 ,f f ¡o: Pri-ate Tr?.t? .? the 2.rh ,I: of It' pas' ''e.?). on < ilium,f.,n, M.J.l, fuil n.rt ?! f ? "? V\ apear in mture papers, the r.gl;lr", TI> U I.  builder and contractor, tilu -s*"()(,C-IN- ,rl?,AI)E V ^? .Is 111" of 'l t't' I t pine pitch timber and br.?rds y'?.'w '?' best ?.?uld poles, planks, aud (.. 'Ie  anll  ditto, r t1"( S ("t" '1  ?d doorins boards sash wh d ? vfr mu- sl:^e nad., a quantity of Mintons and \1 ;Zl i "itl f' l' ?" :I W S p'Ü t t'l ..lours. building bricks, white aXK ?■ vitrioiii  e :tll' "lul ti 1, .k' FURNITUI'1^ ? excelleilt "?ern 'HOUS?OLD foTRXIlTJŒ <l 11\0 ern HOUSEHOLD hy he viewed the day previous to the sale ?nd full ?onu?ou may be obtained from the A?ioneer l?j I.) 12 .Ludwneer. 130 Sales by Auction. SALE BY MESSRS CHURTON & ELPHICK. BRY)!BO, WHEXH.UI. >ALE OF BRYMBO, WREXH?M 'FARM, AND SALE OF ?Lr.? ???FARM, AND T0 PE SOLD BY UCTliN^L, to a ???' tlie High Court of Chaneery made in a cause of po^ v ??°?r, in one Lot, by MR JOHN cC?Hs?e )!?'? ??, persori appointed by His Honour the Vice ri-f 11 Sir ?'?mMilbourne James), at the d ? ,? -????' ?'?un, on Thursday, the 21st d iV of h,u 1^'0' (l"e for two u dock inthe afternoon, ??uubbji?eL? t to suc? h condi-tions as shall be then produced- n l that ?'?1"??1'' FREEHOLD FARM, situate at ,lanrafon, m the township of Br'mho, near Wrexham, n the county of Denbigh, containing :ma, 2r. 32p of laud of statute measure, or thereabouts, be the same more or less, now in the occupation of Mr Edward ones, with the coal and other minerals in and under the same. The Coal under the property has been proved, and con- sists of all the different seams worked in the imme- diately adjoining colleries of Broughton, Brymbo, West- minster, <Ve., A:c., with any of which or otherwise, they could be advantageously worked, and from the workings of which collieries, intending purchasers will be enabled to form an estimate of the valuable quality of the Coal under this estate. Early possession may be had. Particulars, plans, and conditions of sale may be obtained from the Auctioneer, Chester and Whitchurch, or at tile offices of Messrs Burder and Dunning, solicitors, 27, Parliament-street, Westminster; Messrs Church, Sons, and Clarke, solicitors, 9, Bedford Row, London .Ilessrs Duncan and Cayley, solicitors, Chester and Io-Id, where a section of the coal seams may also be seen; Messrs James and Griffin, solicitors, Bennetts Hill, Bir- mingham, and at the said Inn. Dated this 22nd dav of June, 1S70. EDWARD BLOXAM. 121dj Chief Clerk. DtSIUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AT ST. ASAPH. Sale ()f an extremely concenient icall-arranged Family Residence, situate close to the city of St. ^isayh, admirably adapted for a fanubj of re^pectnbilitif, with Pleasure Groundis, excellent Kitchen Garden, with Conservatory and Forciny Pit. Stable, Harness and Coach-houses with rooms over, Loose Box, exti-a Coach- house, Poultry-house, and other conveniences. MESSRS. CHURTON and ELPHICK respectfully ?.Vj)L announce that they are instructed to ?ELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, in Rhyl, on TCKSDAV, August 2nd, 1870, at four for five o'clock p.m. punctually, in One Lot, and subject to conditions then to be produced, an exceedingly desirable and very complete FAMILY RESIDENCE, recently the abode of Charles Walter Wyatt, Esq., deceased, known as BOD-ERW," situate in the suburbs of the city of St. Asaph, within half a mile of the cathedral and the railway station. The House contains entrance hall or vestibule, drawing and dining-rooms, study, capital kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, servants' hall, pantries, &c., on the ground floor, with cellars underneath, and on the first tioor seven best and two servants' bed-rooms, water closet, Are. The Out-buildings comprise four-stalled stable, harness room and coach-house, with servants' sleeping-room, hay lofts, etc. above, extra coach-house and loose box, poultry-house, Ac., &c. The Pleasure Grounds are extensive, and laid out with much taste. The Kitchen Garden is very productive, and contains a conservatory and two forcing pits. The whole are enclosed by high stone walls, and form one of the most complete properties ever submitted to public competition in this locality. Cards to view may be had upon application at the Registry Office, St. Asaph. The HOUSE, Gardens, and Premises will be LET, Furnished, from the 3rd of August to the 28th day of September next. -N. B.-Pi-inte(I particidars may be had and anv further information obtained at the Offices of Messrs. BLOXHAM, ELLMox, and BLOXHAM, Solicitors, No. 1, Lincoln's Inn Fields, (W.C.), London; Messrs. WYATT, Stssox aud OFOITGE, Solicitors, St. Asaph and Rhyl or from the AUCTIONEERS, Chester, and Whitchurch (Shropshire). 13(!4e PubJic and Legal Notices. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, IN the County Court of Denbighshire, holden at A_ Wrexham, in the matter of proceedings for liquida- tion by arrangement with Creditors, instituted by JOHN WHITTAKER, of Oswestry, in the County of Salop, Hotel keeper, Charles Glascodine, of Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, accountant, has been appointed trustee Of the property of the bankrupt. All persons having in their possession any of the effects of the bank- rupt must deliver them to the trustee, and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid to the trustee. Creditors who have not yet proved their debts must forward their proofs of debt to the trustee. Dated this 12tli day of Julv, 1870. 1373j AUGUSTUS H. REID, Registrar. WILLIAM DA VIES DECEASED. Pursuant to an Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd Vie., cap. :35, entitled, "An Act to further amend the law of property and to relieve trustees." ■VTOTIOE IS HEREBY G1YKN, that all pn- 1 1 sons having claims upon or against the Estate of WILLIAM DA VIES, late of Knolton, in the parish of Overton, in the county of Flint, labourer, who died on the th day of April, 1801, and whose Will was proved in the Saint Asaph District Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate on the 29tli day of June following, by William Morgan, of Knolton, aforesaid, fanner, the Ex- ecutor, are required on or before the IStli day of July next, to send to the said William Morgan the particulars of such claims upon or against the said deceased William Da vies, and that at the expiration of such time the said William .Morgan will proceed to distribute the whole of the assets of the said deceased among the parties en- titled thereto, having regard to those claims only of which he shall then have had notice. Dated this 21.Jtli day of June, 1:iO. 1250.i JONATHAN HUGHES (DECEASED). Pursuant to the Act of Parliament, 22nd and 23rd Yic., cap. 35, intituled, An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to Relieve Trustess." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that aU N O'Itrsld other persons Vl: :flSa demands upon or against the Estate of JONATHAN HUGHES, late of Rhosddu. in the parish of Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh, bueriiouse-keeper, deceased, who .Hed on the üth day of December, 11; amI whose 11,1;!), -.iiit l Nv l lose will was proved in the Principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate on the 7th (lay of April, bilJ, by David Jones, the sole executor therein named, are hereby required to send in the particulars of their dehb, claims, or demands to me, the undersigned, on tlt-l)tS, cl?tiin-i, l(itli day of July, 1?7", at the expimtion of which time the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said testator in accordance with the said will, having regard only to the debts or claims of which he shall then have received notice. Dated this 2nd day of June, 171J. J. ALLINGTON HUGHES, Regent-street, Wrexham, solicitor to 1272o the sole Executor. JOHN OWEN, DECEASED. Notice to Creditors, pursuant to Act of Parliament, 2211ti and 23rd Victoria, cap. 35, intitutled "An Act to further amend the Law of property and to relieve Trustees. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Creditors and other persons having any debt or claim against or upon the Estate of JOHN OWEN, late of Mold in the County of Flint, Ironmonger, deceased (who died on the IDtli day of March, 1870, and whose Will was proved on the lth day of July, 1870, by Ed- ward GritHths, Gnicer, and John Angel Jones, Tailor and Draper, both of Mold, aforesaid, the Executors named therein) are on or before the lfith day of August next to send in to us, as Solicitors to the said Executors, at our offices, at Mold, in the said County of Flint, par- ticulars of their debts or claims, or in default thereof the said Executors will, at the expiration ot tile above period proceed to distribute the assets of the saill Tes. tator among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which they shall then have had notice, and will not be liable for the assets so dis- tributed to anv person of whose claim they shall not li.tve III([ notice at the time of such distribution. And Notice is Hereby further Given. that all persons owing any debts or debt or sums of money to the said Testator, or to his Estate, are required to pay the same to the said Executors or to us forthwith. Dated this 13th (lay of July, ,L.?,? KELLY, KEENE, &- ROPER, ]:"2j Solicitors to the said Executors. TESTIMONIAL TO MR. SAMUEL OWEN, Reporter, Mold. THE Friends of Mr. Owen having hearll of his de- "M parture from Mold to Ruthin, have determined to present him with some token of their est)'"J^ioii of his private character, and appreciation of the ?.U?.t?OlC services he has rendered to the town and   the p?st tive years; not only in hb pro/essio .il c<• a^pv. Lcciitofy of Reporter to the Wrexham Adverti.er. ??/ ? IIbe the promotion of Education. Any Subscriptions^.11 be th:mkMlv received up to the 30th July, on behalf of the Committee, by the ulldA«™p^EKET()Xi chairman. A. J nnERETON. Chairman. MAURICE JONES, Secretary. The following Subscriptions have ali-eady bee,)LPI*(P))Ii.ed s. d. I 1 0 Mr. Brereton, Mold i i l Jo, J. Hughes, Liverpool I 1 0 J. Roberts, Rhyl 1 1 0 W. Davies, Llangollen To „ M. Jones, Mold 1 « T. Gatenby, Chester 0 7 6 R. G. Joyce. Ruthin IJ 7 ii J. Morgan, Wrexh?m 0 5 0 J. jo)iie. WreN?liain p' 0 5 0 „ W. DtNie? y Mold 0 5 0 H. Jones, Stationer 050 J. W. Jones, High-street, Mold. 0 5 0 D. Jones, British Schools 0 5 0 R. A. Davies, Ruthin 0 5 0 J. W. Linnett, Chester 0 5 0 „ J. LI. Evans, Wrexham 050 W. Richards, Chester 0 2 6 1342y Public and Legal Notices. BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Bills against the Corporation must be sent in on or before Mox- IIA Y, the 18tli inst., otherwise the payment thereof will be deferred. By order, JOHN JAMES, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 14th. 1870. 1347o OSWESTRY MABK-T TOLLS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the several Tolls, Rents, and Stallages payable on Market and Fair Days in the Cattle and Horse Markets (including the Tolls paid by Auctioneers), and within the area of the covered markets, called the Powis and Cross Mar- kets, WILL BE LET BY TICKET, at the Town Clerk's Office, in Oswestry, on Friday, the 2i)th of July instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in one or two Lots, for the term of one year, from the 1st day of September next to the 31st day of August, 1871, inclusive, subject to such conditions as will be then declared, which several Tolls, Rents, and Stallages were let in lStID for the fol- lowing sums, viz. LOT £ s. d. 1.—The Cattle and Horse Market. 330 0 0 2.—The Powis Market and Cross .Nl-trK-et 300 0 0 HENRY DAVIES, Town Clerk. Oswestry, Town Clerk's Office, 8th July. 1870. 13#)1, IN CHANCERY. In the matter of the Act Id and 20 Victoria, chapter 120, intituled An Act to facilitate Leases and Sales of Settled Estates, and oj the Act 21st and 22nd Victoria, chapter 77, intituled An Act to amend and extend the Settled Estates Act of 1856, and of the Act 27th and 98th Victoria, chapter 45, intituled An Act to further amend the Settled Estates Act of 1856. And In the matter of certain pieces of land situate in the Townships of Moreton below and Esdusham below, in the parishes of Ruabon and Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh, and called llafod, otherwise Hafod-y-Bweh Farm and Clwt Fanll, containing together 130 acres or thereabouts, settled by the It'ill of the late Joh?t lt'obertg, formerly of Veto Hall, in the parish of Ruabon, after- wards of Pen-y-bryn Hall, in the same parish, and afterwards of Bache Isaf, in the parish of Llangollen, all in the county of Denbigh, and of the Minerals in and under the said pieces of land. PURSU ANT to the above-mentioned Acts of t Parliament and the Consolidated General Order of this Court in that behalf, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 21st day of June, 1870, Sarah Roberts, of Bache Isaf, in the parish of Llangollen, in the county of Denbigh, widow William Geddes Smith, of Bache Isaf, aforesaid, gentleman, and sarah his wife; John William Maxwell Smith, of Bache Isaf, aforesaid, gentleman and Sarah Maria Smith, spinster, of Bache Isaf, aforesaid, presented their petition to the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, to be heard before his Honor the Vice-Chancellor Sir William Milbourne James, praying that an order might. be made vesting in William Overton and John William Maxwell Smith, in the said petition mentioned, or of such other persons as might be approved of by the Court, general powers for granting mining leases and leases of minerals of and under the farms and hereditaments mentioned in the heading of the said Petition, or any part or parts thereof, upon the terms mentioned in the 13th paragraph of the said peti- tion, and such other terms and conditions as to the said Trustees should seem fit, and to enter into all necessary contracts for the same, such leases to be in conformity with the provisions of the several Acts of Parliament mentioned in the heading of the said petition, and to be subject to such other conditions as his Lordship might direct. 2. That for the purpose of extending the said powers, and for the purpose of setting aside and of duly apply- ing according to the provisions of the 1st of the said Acts the rents and payments reserved on any of such Leases, the said William Overton and John William Maxwell Smith, or such other persons as might be ap- proved by his Lordship, might be appointed Trustees, with liberty for any person interested under the Will of the said Testator, John Roberts, in the petition men- tioned, in case of the death or incapacity to act of either of them, to apply to the Court for the appointment of one or more persons to act as Trustee or Trustees in his place, with all the powers and duties of the Trustee so dying or becoming incapable of acting. 2. That the costs of the petitioners and all other per- sons served with anct properly appearing on the said pe- tition of and incident to this application and consequent thereon, might be taxed as between Solicitor and Client, and the amount thereof, when certified, paid by the pe- titioners in the first instance, but that the said William Overton and John William Maxwell Smith, or such other persons as aforesaid, might be ordered to repay such amounts to the petitioners out of the tirst moneys which they should receive by way of royalties under any lease which they might make under the said powers, or that his Lordship might make such other order in the premises as to his Lordship should seem fit. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN, that the petitioners may be served with any order of the Court, or of the Judge in Chambers, or notice relating to the subject of the said petition, at the Offices of Messieurs Blake and Hughes, situate at 3, Lothbury, in the City of London. Dated this 2Vth day of June, 170. BLAKE & HUGHES, 3, Lothbury, London, Agents for J. ALDINGTON HUGHES, of 1274j Wrexham, Solicitor for the petitioners. Tendprs. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS. TO he LET BY TENDER. a vsrv first-class JL Wholesale and retail WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in the centre of the Town of WREXHAM, the business of which has been successfully carried on by the owner during the last 3S years, and whose only reason for parting with it is his retirement from business. The Tenant (who may have a lease of the premises if desired) will have the advantage of a large Wholesale Trade with Public-houses belonging to the owner. Conditions of Letting may be seen by responsible parties on application to Messrs. J. CLARK & Sox, Wine and Spirit Merchants, or T. RDIEU., Esq., Solicitor, Wrexham. Tenders to be sent in on or before the 23rd of July next. Wrexham, 23rd June, 1870. 1284e THE WREXHAM GAS LIGHT COMPANY. (CONTRACT No. 3.) TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, & OTHERS. 'TIHE DIRECTORS of the above Company are T desirous of receiving Tenders from persons willing to Contract for the erection of a Retort House, !)5 feet by 42 feet 6 inches, and a Chimney 110 feet high, at their new works, Wrexham. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of John Rowe, Esq,, C.E., College-street, Wrexham, on and after Thursday next. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned on or before the 20th instant, endorsed "Tender for Contract No. 3." The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. By Order of the Board, THOMAS WALKER, Secretary. Wrexham, July 1st, 1870. lisle Entertainments and Meetings. CIIANNEL TUNNEL, (BY RKQUKST.) A LECTURE on /«<er/ta<?<!6? CMHMKMMaMoM and _?TL the mode and desirability of constructing a Tunnel under the Sti-aits of Dover, will be delivered by WILLIAM Low, Esq., C.E., in the Town Ha-ll, Wrexham, on MOXDAV afternoon, the 25th of July, at Four o'clock. The Chair wiU be taken by Sir W. W. WYXN Bart., M. P. Tickets of admission, free of charge, may be had from Mr Potter, stationer. 1357e DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLINTSHIRE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. THE SURVEY on a large scale of several districts JL having been completed, a MEETING of Land and Mineral owners, proprietors, and lessees of collieries, mines and quarries, and others interested in the development of the mineral resources of the two counties, will be held in the Assembly Rooms, at the Wynnstay Arms, Hotel, Wrexham, on Mon- day, the 25th instant at three o'clock p.m., to aiiopt resolutions, urging the cllief officer of the ordnance Survey department to complete and publish with the ut- most possible despatch, the maps of the mineral dis- tricts of the two counties, and to take the necessary steps to get the maps geologically filled up by the officers of the Geological Survey Department. The Cli:tir will be taken by SIR W. W. WYNN, BART., M.P., at three o'clock punctually. ISoSr FIFTH DENBIGHSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. THE ANNUAL KLRLE CONTEST, WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE WILDERNESS RANGE, ON MONDAY, THE 25TH JULY INST. WHEN Prizes amounting to zC30 will be W Shot for. There will be an All Comers Prize, value X5, seven rounds at 500 yards, to be shot for at 4 o'clock p.m. Luncheon for the Corps at Two o'clock. The Band of the Corps will be in attendance. Dancing at 7 o'clock p.m. Pool Targets, 6d per shot. For full details of Prizes see small bills. 1351f CAPTAIN HARROP, UMPIRE. LLANERCHRUGOG PARK. A PUBLIC TEA PARTY will be held in the A,ti-iove Park, on MONDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1870, in aid of the Rhos National School. Tea on the table from Three to Five o'clock. The Wrexham Volunteer Band will be in attendance. Tickets of admission to Tea and Park One Shilling each. To the Park only Sixpence each. Tickets to be had of Mr. POTTER, Bookseller, Wrexham; and from various parties at the Rhos. 1343y Entertainments and Meetings. ANNIVERSARY OP THE ROYAL PRINCE OF WALES LODGE, 586, G.U.O. OF ODD-FELLOWS, IF R E X IIAM D I S T R I C T. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Lodge will be held as usual, at the BOWLENG GREEN INN, Penybryn, Wrexham, On MONDA V, the IHth oj JULY inst. The Members to apply for Tickets early on the day, as the books will be closed at 1 o'clock p.m., prompt. Dinner on the Table at Three o'clock. Tickets, 3s. I5d. each. A dance on the Green will take place at Five Five o'clock to the strains of the Volunteer Band (under the leadership of Mr J. W. Jones, late of the Militia Band), which has been engaged for the occasion. Admission to the Green, to Non-Members, tid each. 13f>0f ROCK OF AGES LODGE, 1132, G.U.O. OF ODD-FELLOWS, WREXHAM DISTRICT. THE MEMBERS are respectfully informed that the i_ ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held at the NEW INN, GWERSYLLT, on MONDAY, the 25th inst. The Royal Denbigh Militia Band has been engaged for the Dancing on the Green. BY ORDER. N.B.—The Members to meet at the Lodge Room, at half-past nine o'clock in the Mo; ng. 1352f ANNIVERSARY OF THE CE^N MAWR LADIES' CLUB. BY the kind permission of G. Thompson, Esq., the B ANNUAL TEA will be held upon ground adjoin- ing TREFYNANT HALL, on TUESDAY, July 26th, 1870. Tea on the table at Four o'clock. The New British Brass Band in attendance. Dancing to commence at 5.30 p.m. Admission: Tea and Green, Is.; Green, fid. 134fi ANNIVERSARY OF THE LOYAL WYNNSTAY LODGE, No. HOg, Ruabon District I. 0. 0. F. M. U. HELD AT THE WYNNSTAY ARMS, RUABON. TdE 38th ANNIVERSARY of the ahnv? TLo(t?e will be held on SATURDAY, JULY 30th, 18ïO. Members residing within five miles of Ruabon to meet at the Lodge-house (as per Lodge rule 13) at nine a.m., to receive their tickets. Procession to start at 11 o'clock, To dine at three p.m. A Brass and Fife Band is engaged for the day. In the evening there will be amusements on. the GREEN accompanied by the two Bands. The public admitted on the Green at three-pence each. 135S, OSWESTRY INSTITUTE. BY THE KIND PERMISSION OF SIR WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN BART. M.P., THE ANNUAL FETE WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, THE 22ND JULY 1870, AT WYNNSTAY PARK, Near Ruabon Station, on the Great Western Railway, WHEN THE WHOLE OF THE GROUNDS AND GARDENS, WILL BE THROWN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. BICYCLE AND FOOT RACES, AUXT SALLYS of Various Sorts, including the SPECIAL BOBBY, X.Y.Z., No. 001, ARCHERY, CRICKET, CROQUET, SKITTLES, QUOITS, LEAPING BARS, FOOTBALL, SWINGS, and GYMNASTIC Apparatus, including Trapeze Bars, Flying Rings, &c. The New French Gymnastic Novelty from Ecole Mili- taire, Paris, Le Jeu de Tourniquet," BALLOONS, FIRE- WORKS, and MARIONETTES. NANT-Y-BELLAN TOWER, WATERLOO TOWER, OBELISKS & GARDENS. THE BAND OF THE ROYAL DENBIGH MILITIA (Under the Leadership of MR JENNINGS), AND THE BAND OF THE 15TH SHROPSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS (Under the Leadership of Mr PARRY), •' Are engaged for the DANCING. Refreshments, including Tea and Coffee, will be ¡¡UP- plied at Moderate Charges. Admission to the Grounds, 6d., for tickets purchased before July 18th; after, Is. Children, fid. Gardens, 3d extra. Tickets to be had in Oswestry at the .Public Hall, and in Wrexham at Messrs. Bayley amI Bradley's, or of Mr Peate, Overton Arcade; Chirk, Mr Griffiths, Hand Hotel; Newbridge, Mr Randies, shopkeeper; Rlios-y- medre, Mr Puleston, shopkeeper Ruabon, Mr Allen, Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Mr Parry, bookseller, and the Lodge keeper. The only Entrance to the Park will be at Ruabon. Piirties will he booked on the Great Western Railway at Single Fare for the Double Journey, from all stations between Liverpool, Bala, and Shrewsbury and Ruabon (inclusive), at which the following trains stop, viz. :— Leave Shrewsbury 12.25, Liverpool 9.40, Bala 9.15 and 11.15. Passengers will be booked from Oswestry per 12.50 ordinary train, and also by a special train at 1.30 p.m., at the Single Fare for the Double Journey, viz., MM. The Special will call at Gobowen and Chirk, returning from Ruabon at 9.30 p.m. The Cambrian Railway Company will also issue tickets at a Single Fare for the Double Journey, by any of the Ordinary Trains, between Whitchurch, Welshpool, and Llanfyllin and Oswestry (inclusive). Arrangements have been made with the Shropshire Union Canal Company for a Boat to start from Maesbury Marsh at Eight a.m., accompanied by a Band. Fare, Is. each. 125tij. J. WATKIN JONES, Hon. Sec. GRAND FETE AT WYNNSTAY. THE Committee of the Oswestry Institute have arranged with MR. PEATE, OF WREXHAM, To supply REFRESHMENTS on the Ground. LUNCHEONS, TEAS, AND REFRESHMENTS Of the Choicest quality will be supplied at strictly moderate charges, in a Spacious Marquee fitted up for the occasion. 1340y OSWESTRY INSTITUTE FETE. T MILLER, "The Old House," Bailey-street, lias T& been appointed one of the PURVEYORS of REFRESHMENTS. His motto there, as at home, will be-" Cheap and Good." ] ;}S5f CAERGVVRLR FESTIVAL, 1870. THE GRAND GALA DA -L is fixed for WEDNESDAY, August 3rd, on the Ancient and Picturesque Ruins of CAERGWRLE CASTLE, Which will be most Gorgeously Illuminated at Dusk, by Electric, Artificial, and Coloured Lights. TEA and other REFRESHENTS will be provided in the PAVILLIONS at 4 o'clock p.m. GENERAL DANCING and Grand Balle Masquerade on the Royal Grounds at 5. The celebrated BAND of the ROYAL FLINTSHIRE MILITIA in full Uniform, has been specially retained for the occasion. A GRAND BAZAAR of Miscellaneous, Useful, Artistic and Ornamental Arti- cles will be held in the Pavillions' ON THURSDAY, AUGUST THE 4TH. Ladies and Gentlemen, the elite of this and neighbour- ing Counties will be in attendance at the Grand Stalls of this noted FANCY FAIR. Tickets for Tea, Refreshments, and Privileges of the Green, Is. (ifl. for the GREEN only; Is. To be had at the Principal Hotels, Stationers, &c., in Mold, Wrexham, Chester, <cfc.,<fcc. The Benefit towards Educating Poor Children. SW CHEAP TRAINS will run from CAERGWRLE to BUCKLEY at 10 p.m., and for WREXHAM at 10.30 p.m. (For other Trains, see Time Bills.) 1338 Railway Announcements. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ON SATURDAY, July 16th, and every Saturday until further notice. Cheap EXCURSION TRAINS will run to BARMOUTH from WREXHAM at 3.30 p.m., returning on the following Monday. Also on SATURDAY, July 16th, and MONDAY, July 18th' and every Saturday and Monday until further notice Cheap Eight-day EXCURSIONS will run to BAR- MOUTH, HARLECH, PENRHYN DEUDRAETH PORT MADOC, CRICCIETH, and PWLLHELI from WREXHAM at 3.30 p.m., and for TOWYN and ABER- DOVEY from WREXHAM at 12.45 p.m. These tickets will be available for return any day; within eight days. ON MONDAY, July 18th, and ever" Monday until 0 further notice, Cheap EXCURSI( ? TRAINS will leave Chirk at 7.0 and H.5 a.m., Ruak 1 7.15 and 9.25 a.m., and Wrexham 7.25 a.m. and 40 am., for RUABON, WREXHAM, CHESTER, BIRKENHEAD and LIVERPOOL, returning the same day; also for the ISLE OF MAN, allowing fourteen days from the date of issue. Bills and full information can b«j«»fetained at the stations. Paddington, July, 1870. J. GRItliSON, Gen. Man. 1.363g Railway Announcements. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SIlOW AT OXFORD. ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 20TH, an EXCUR- SION TRAIN will leave Chester at 9.20 a.m., Wrexham !).50, Dolgelley 6.3(1, Bala 7.15, Denbigh fi.50, Ruthin 7.10, Corwen Ruabon 10.5 a.m., for OXFORD returning FRIDAY or SATGR- DAY, JULY 22nd or 23rd, from Oxford at 12.40 p.m. Tickets and Bills can be had at the Stations, or from Mr- DAVIKS, Great Western Railway Office, Eastgate- street, Chester. J. GRIEItSON, General Manager. Paddington, July, 1870. I341y GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHEAP SEA SIDW EXCURSIONS to WEY- MOUTH and THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, AL- LOWING FCLEVKN DAYS. On SATURDAYS, JULY !) and 2:3, 1870, and fort- nightly during the Summer, CHEAP EXCURSION TRAINS will run to WEYMOUTH, as under; and at the following Fares for the Double Journey Leaving Chester 9-15 a.m., Wrexham 9-40 a.m., 19s. Corwen 1).;) a.m., 20s. Llangollen 8-35. a.m., Ruabon 9-50 a.m., Igs. Oswestry 9-55 a.m., 18s. First-Class Tickets issued at double the Covered Car- riage Rates. Children under three years of age, Free; above three and under twelve, Half-Price. The Steamers sail from Weymouth to Guernsey and Jersey, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and re- turn from Guernsey and Jersey to Weymouth, on Mon- days, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Passengers by the above Trains may return by the 8-55 a.m. Train from Weymouth within the Eleven Days, exclusive of the day of departure but they must com- plete their return journey within that time. CHANNEL ISLANDS.—Passengers will have the privi- ledge of going from Weymouth to Guernsey or Jersey by the" Cygnus," "Acquilla," or "Brighton" Steamers AT A SINGLE FARE FOR THE DOUBLE JOURNEY, on production of their Excursion Tickets. A STEAM rut leaves Weymouth every Saturday at 10-30 p.m., for Guernsey and Jersey. TICKETS and BJLLS can be had at any of the above Stations. Paddington, June, 1870. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man. 112tij A DAY AT LLANGOLLEN. A CHEAP X.CI;R.,IU TKAIN to LLAN- J- j L GOLLEN and back, in connection with Mancott British School, per Wrexham Mold and Connali's Quay and Great Western Railways, will run on MONDAY, July 18th, leaving Buckley at 8 o'clock, a.m. The Sandycroft Drum and Fife Baiul will accompany the trip. FAir-2s. For particulars see bills. 1299e DENBIGH, RUTHIN. A: CORWEN RAILWAY. SEA-SIDE EXCURSIONS. — BARMOUTH, DOL- S GELLEY, and BALA LAKE, on FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd, and TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, and every Tuesday and Friday until further notice, CHEAP DAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Bala, Dolgelley, and Bar- mouth, from stations between Denbigh and Gwyddel- wern inclusive. For particulars see small bills. LONDON & NORTH WESTERN, AND DENBIGH, RUTHIN, & CORWEN RAILWAYS. CHEAP DAY EXCURSION for Visitors to the C beautiful Yales of LLANGOLLEN and CLWYD, BALA LAKE, and DOLGELLEY. On and after WED- NESDAY, JUXE 1st, CHEAP RETURN TICKETS will be issued from RHYL, by the 8.2 a.m. and 11.5 a.m. trains to Ruthin, Corwen, Llangollen, Bala, and Dol- gelley. For particulars see bills. GREAT WESTERN, AND DENBIGH, RUTHIN, AND CORWEN RAILWAYS. SEA-BATHING !-CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued daily on and from WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st, until further notice, to RHYL, from Dolgelley and all intermediate stations. For particulars see bills. T. CARTWRIGHT, Ruthin Station, May, 1870 General Manager. Education. MIss DREWS Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies RE-OPENS TUESDAY, JULY 26th, 1870. A vacancy for an ARTICLED PUPIL. 16, Lower Bridge-street, Chester. 1243j Business Announcements. IVrESSKS. A. and W. COULSO, Public Ac- l\ I countants and Auditors, Gibraltar House, Church- street, Oswestry. Balance Sheets prepared. Partnership, Executors', and every kind of accounts, adjusted and investigated. Periodical supervision, and Audits undertaken, or Books posted by yearly contract. wli MR. COETMORE K. JONES, LAND SURVEYOR, DRAUGHTSMAN, ETC. (Successor to A. II. MAURICE, Esq.). TEMPORARY OFFICES- 4, SALISBURY PARK, 1223j WREXHAM. 1. E. EVANS, A CCOUNTANT, INSURANCE and GENERAL J\_ COMMISSION AGENT. Agent to the Provincial Norwich and London, and London and General Insurance Companies. PROPOSAL FORMS ON APPLICATION. RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED WITH PROMPTNESS. Shares in Public Companies bought and sold on Com- mission. References and Security given if required. OFFICE-I, HENBLAS STREET, WREXHAM. 1206j MIDSUMMER AUDITS.  HARPER DIXON, ACCOUNTANT and K • PUBLIC AUDITOR. Accounts carefully examined, Balance Sheets, State- ments, Partnership Accounts adjusted, <fcc., itc. Equi- table terms. CORINTHIAN BUILDINGS, 16, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, 16, LIVERPOOL. 101 Oj E. LEWIS, TOWN HILL, WREXHAM, HAVING been appointed AGENT for D. JUL NICOLL & Co., London, has a large assort- ment of their celebrated GUINEA WATERPROOF OVERCOATS and other Fashionable Garments. 8.32j TAILORING I TAILORING 11 TAILORING THOMAS RTCHARDS ?Ltte Cntter to Mr TJolies, Clothier, No. 1, Hope-street, Wrexham), begs to inform his friends and the inhabitants generally that lie has commenced business on his own account, and most respectfully solicits their favors, believing that his practical acquaintance with his profession and his experience in the best Houses in Liverpool and Man- chester, will secure satisfaction. Gentlemen's own Material attended to with promptitude and Moderate Charges. 8, CRESCENT TERRACE, WREXSAM. 1237j JOHN GRIFFITH, TAILOR, 24, YORKE STREE r, WREXHAM, BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, _JL) that he has taken the premises lately occupied by Mr Edward Hughes, and from his experience in the lead- ing establishments iii town, and strict attention to busi- ness, hopes to merit a share of public patronage. 1200j ICE CREAMS AND WATER ICES JL Of every variety and flavour, made to order, from ONE PINT UPWARDS, at W. PEATE'S RESTAURANT, OVERTON ARCADE. FINDLATER'S CELEBRATED DUBLIN j* STOUT, CASKS FULL ENGLISH MEASURE, 1064 H. K. ASPINALL, AGENT. A Splendid New HEARSE, with one or more j?_ MOURNING COACHES to match, for HIRE, AT THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, OSWESTRY, At very low and reasonable charges. 1101 j GALVANIZED IRON ROOFS & BUILDINGS, CISTERNS, GABLE ST'iAND FENCING, HURDLES, GATES, CONTINUOUS IRON BAR FENCING, ASPHALTE, ROOFING FELT less than ONE PE.VVL- pe)- Square Foot; Liberal discount for ti-itatitity. S. SOTHERN, 1349f 24, and 25, Henblas-Street, Wrexham. w ALTER JONES, 1, Queen's Head Yard, OSWESTRY, SALOP, REGISTERED PRINCIPAL BILL POSTER. The strictest attention will be paid to all Bills entrusted to his care. Member of the United Kingdom Bill Posterd Association. 725j Business Announcements. THE LARGEST & MOST VARIED STOCK OF CHILDREN'S & LADIES' STAYS & CORSETS IN THE PRINCIPALITY. JONES'S. THE ORIGINAL STAY SHOP, 22, li'.F.KVSTRK.F.T, WliFXH\M. Stays made to Order. 1238j MUSLINS, GRENADINES, &c. W. & J. PKICHARD Are now submitting a large variety of FRENCH MUSLINS, GRENADINES, COSTUMES, LACE & GRENADINEJ SHAWLS, And a full assortment of the NEWEST GOODS for the SUMMER trade. ELEGANT å; RECHERCHE BONNETS, made of the best materials, AT A, MODERATE CO S T. Every description of MOURNING GOODS kept in Stock. FUNERALS conducted with economy under the personal superintendence of Mr WILLIAM PRIGHARD. HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. 430j WE respectfully announce that we have re- W plenished our stock with a very choice assortment of NEW SUMMER GOODS, specially adapted for the present SEASON, and embracing an extensive variety of LIGHT SCOTCH CHEVIO.T SUITINGS, among which will be found some of the best mix- tures produced this Season these we recom- mend for business and TOURISTS' SUITS. FANCY TROUSERINGS. LIGHT AND WHITE QUILTINGS FOB VESTS. The NEW BERLIN CLOTH for the PRINCE OF WALES' FROCK COAT AND VEST. A large assortment of CLOTHS for WEDDING ORDERS. Instructions for Self-Measurement sent Post Free on application. Orders sent Carriage Free. THOMAS ROBERTS & CO. (Late GLOVER and ROBERTS), TAILORS DRAPERS, 17, TARLETON-STREET, 1086b LIVERPOOL. JOHN L LOYD2 CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, CHESTER STREET, WREXHAM. A Choice Selection of WALL PAPERS AT REDUCED PRICES! F R ENe H I N L A IDe A BIN E T S IN EBONY AND WALNUT. CURTAIN MATERIALS, CONSISTING OF ASSYRIAN STRIPED REPPS, DAMASKS, ETC., ETC. 1315j TALBOT INN, HOPE STREET, WRE XHAM. T. C. HOUGHTON BEGS respectfully to inform his friends and the J) public g-enerally, that lie has taken the above old established inn, where he hopes, by supplying WINES, SPIRITS, ALES AND PORTER, and other REFRESHMENTS OF THE CHOICEST DESCRIPTION AT MODERATE PRICES, Combined with attention and civility, to merit a share of public patronage. GOOD STABLING AND YARD. WELL-AIRED BEDS. 1285e pURE AERATED WATERS. ELLIS'S RUTHIN SODA WATER ELLIS'S RUTHIN POTASS WATER ELLIS'S RUTIIIN SELTZER WATER ELLIS'S RUTHIN LEMONADE ELLIS'S LITHIA WATER ELLIS'S LITHIA & POTASS WATER FOR GOUT—the last-named is a splendid remedy. EVERY CORK IS BRANDED "R. Ellis & Son, Ruthin," and every label bears their trade mark, without which none is genuine. Sold by Chemists, Hotel-keepers. Confectioners, and Wholesale only from R. ELLIS and SON, Ruthin, North Wales. öjOj MASONRY AND SCULPTURE. W. JJENRY THOMAS, STONEMASON AND SCULPTOR, REGENT STREET, WREXHAM, Begs to thank his numerous friends for the liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him since he has commenced business, and to intimate that lie is pre- pared to take in orders to any extent for TOMBS and CROSSES, CHIMNEY PIECES, &c., in Marble, Enamelled Slate, or Granite. W. H. T. begs to call special attention to a SUN DIAL that he has constructed on a new principle, the dial portion of which is executed on Slate, and has the advantage of not being subject to magnetic influence while the accuracy with which it is set insures a correct indication of time. W. H. T. has great pleasure in intimating that Sir Roger Palmer has already favoured him with an order for one of these novelties, which has just been fitted up in front of the house, at Cefn Park. MARBLE TABLETS AND MONUMENTS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED AND POLISHED. LETTERING ON STOXE AND MARBLE. YARD: Opposite King-street, adjoining St. Mark's Church. 1241i HORNI ill AN' s TEA Selected from the spring gathering, and imported free from facing powder, is very strong and delicious in flavor. Sold only in packets,—present prices, 2s. 4d.—2s. 8(1.—3s.—3s. 4d. and 3s. 8d. per lb. Ageittsfoi- this District: WREXHAM Potter, Bookseller. OSWESTRY Roberts, Bookseller. LLANGOLLEN Thomas, Bridge-street." HITCIII RCH Jones, Chemist. SHREWSBURY Pa!ln, Chemist. RUABON &. Poivcll, Grocer. CHESTER itai-chaiii,, Chemist. MOLD Hitghes, 22, New-st. M ELSIIPOOL Williams A- Son. "EM Lee, Chemist. 190y CG. BAYLEY calls attention to his excellent Is. ?t Packet of 5 Quires of NOTE PAPER, in wrapper, having a well-executed view of Oswestry Old C. lurch. Sold only by C. G. BAYLEY, Bookseller, The Cross and Church-street, Oswestry. g Business Announcements. PRICE & CO., BOTTLERS OF EAST INDIA & BURTON SALE, AND LONDON AND 1H BUN STOUT, Have a large Stock iu prime condition. 991j WHISKKY WHISKEY WHISKEY i V Try MURLESS'S IRISH WHISKEY, At the VAULTS, Suo 1, YORKE-STREET, For ('ASH at lbs. per Gallon. (jbj THE OLD SWAN brewery, JL ABBOT-STREET, WREXHAM (POll PRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY), EDWARD LOVATT, PROPKIETOB, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, Age It jilt. the Provincial 1 nsuranee Company, Tipper's Cattle Food, the Wrexham Tent Company. 9'J3j T. IVI ANLEY, WHOLESALE WIN t. & SPIRIT MERCHANT, AIAL'IVI'E& BicEWER. STORES: 2(;, IIJGlI-Sl'REET, WREXHAM. LONDON and DUBLIN STOUT (in Cask and BottIe) BURTON BITTER ALES. Sole Agent for T. Muvpliy and Co.'s celebrated IRISH STOUT, in English measure, casks y an(I IS gals. i:gog TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. JJARVEST gEEfi Of FINE QUALITY, BREWED ESPECIALLY AT THE NAG'S HEAD BREWERY, WREXHAM. Orders now being registered on the most reasonable terms, IN CASKS OF 9, 18, 36, and 54 GALLONS. 1029j GEORGE BARKER, Successor to the late Richard Evans, WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, CHESTER STREET, WREXHAM, Respectfully invites the notice of the public to his well- selected stock of WINES & SPIRITS, which he sup- plies in bottle or direct from the cask. Burton, Pale, and Manchester Mild Ales, London and Dublin Porter in cask or bottle. Sample BDttles at Wholesale prices. 990J QVEKTON AND ILLIAMS, IMPORTERS OF WINES AND SPIRITS, EAST INDIA PALE ALE, LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT, MALTSTERS & HOP MERCHANTS, RUTHIN SODA WATER & LEMONADE, ROYAL GERMAN SPA WATER, TOWN HALL, WREXHAM. 19755 QVERTON AND WILLIAIiIS2 TOWS HALL, WREXHAM, Respectfully invite a trial of their well-selected STOCK OF LIGdT SUMMER WINES, &c., which they offer at very low prices:— Claret 12/- 15/- 18/- 20/- 24/- pe^r doz. Burgundies 18/- 24/- Hocks 30/- 36/- 50/- „ Champa.o-nes 30. 36/- 42/- „ Port 24/- 30/- 36/- „ Sherries. 18/- 20/- 24/- 30j,- Marsala 20/- 22/- „ Liqueurs—Maraschino, Curasao, Noyau, Cherry Brandy. BASS & ALLSOPP'S BITTER BEER IN CASK AXD BOTTLE. London and Dublin Stout in Cask and Bottle. DETAILED WINE LIST ON APPLICATION. June, 1870. U72j THE GUINEA WREXHAM. PALE INDIA ALE, Of a delicate Straw Colour and fine flavour, BREWED EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE, at the NAG'S HEAD BREIVE, RY, WREXHAM. SUMMER SEASON, 1870. The Celebrated PALE INDIA ALE. THE Q.UINEA ^yREXHAM: 18 gallons for 21s. 9 gallons for 10s. 6d. Delivered within 200 miles of Wrexham Carriole Free. H. K. ASPINALL, 1032j BREWER AND MALTSTER. Important Notice to Wine Merchants, Brewers, Hotel- keepcrs, Publicans, Beerhouse-keepers, and Prieata Families. THE SELF-ACTING Patent TILTERS, for Barrels and Casks of any size. The Self-acting Patent TILTERS. are warranted to draw every drop from the barrel as tine and as pure as any previously drawn. The Self-acting Patent TILTERS can never get ont of order. 'RS f th 1 The Self-acting Patent TILTERS pay for themselves many times over the first year. The Self-acting Patent TILTERS can be applied in one minute, and require no more attention until the cask is empty. The liquor is warranted to retain it brillnuicv to the last drops. The Self-acting Patent TILTER is the best known foi- its efficiency and correctness. The Proprietor feels great confidence in recommendinfl- the SeIf-ading Patent TILTERS to all in T toS? and private families. The. price of the Patent TILTERS are 17s. 6d. each, :.nd ls. 3(l. per yartl for rods, brackets, and piping. M Ro'al Letters Patent, dated M?rch 9, 18W. Prospectus forwarded on ;?Pplication, with first-cw% testimonials, by ?r SEED, who is now in Wrexham Mtmg up with the Patent TaTER in the principal Breweries, Hotel, and Vaults in tha town. Address. ?yrmstay Arm, Wrexham or to the Works, Ashton- on-Mersev, Cheshire. j?g BRISTOL MINERAL WATERS. SUMMERS (late Roughsedge & Summers) i Largest Manufacturers in the West of England. MANUFACTURERS FOR 60 YEARS. INVENTORS OF LEMONADE. PATRONISED BY HER MAJESTY. Pronounce(I by Connoisseurs "the best Soda Water" Sold by C???t. a'1^ J'?'-c??. ? England and JVnlcs.  Agent-J.F.EDISBURY 125Ij 3?IMMTREET. WREXHAM. TO PICN"!C AND PLI?ASURE PARTIES. B HAKB& & WAGGONUTTES Fou AT 'HE QFEEN's.aOïEL, 'os??r??c?, s' ? ??? '\< ? ?? ?.?-J