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JILORD TREDEGAR SHOW, NEWPORT, 20 & '27 NOV. VISIT CHAS. D- PHILLIPS' STAND FOR AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS, ENGINES, & MACHINERY. SOLE MANUFACTORIES OF PH IL- I LIPS' IMPROVED T r: H 1\ í{,t ItW ROVE.>

)j'rRST ARRIVALS OF THE NEW I lit? HAMS, braDded, 7d per lb. OLD IIAMS. e^dperlb. EW MILD BACON, very choice meat, Ineat Gd per lb. OLD WESTERN BACON, quite sound, 21 rer lb. LSli BREAD, twice a-day, 5J per 41b. Loaf, Dciivere 1. Over the Counter. 4J. JJ'JPKLNS' 41 CURRANT CAKE, worth 8d. ^OPKixs' SULTANA CAKE, 5J, for Christ- map. CANADIAN BUTTER, Finest, 91.1 Welsh, Is Rolls, Is 3d, ) CHEESE (American). 4d Strong (medium), 6d f Mild, 7d. (J E O R G E HOPKINS, AMERICAN MARKET. HAYES. CARDIFF. 11 E ^N CHOK A N S. GOL;kkhOI.D GOODS REMOVED, by Road .or, ill- iTCIEN'lLY, EXPEDITIOUSLY, ECONOMICALLY, WOOD B R O S., itJb_ Vl '••••> ^CANAL WHARF. CARDIFF. 6826 plital W- Y EDWARDS AIRH'TP'TXN R "D KEVV YOILK •oVs* Steamers of this Line will sail as fol. FUOil CARDIFF'TO NEW YOHK. ^RHlWlNDDA," 3,000 ions SATURDAY, Dec. 14 jjUEoLA," 2,300 tons.SATURDAY, Jan. 4. liiiKLi/lXA," 2,500 tous. To follow. f( FROM NEW YOKK TO CARDIFF. ,)RHEOLA," 2,300 tons.SATURDAY, Dec. 14. RHIWIaDDA, 3,000 tons.SATURDAY, Jan. 4. ttHEUBXNA," 2,500 tons. Xo foii<7W. QTIIROUGII BILLS OF LADING for all classes of fcvT aud PARCELS to and from the Inland towns in Tjgland, and places in the WESTERN STATES of rj^RlUA and CANADA, including CHICAGO, St KVyiS, MILWAUKEE, St PAUL'S, TOLEDO, BUF- £ £ 0 DETROIT, TORONTO, &c, he, in conjunction if? the Erie, Great Westeru of Canada, Lake Shore, and ""higan Southern Railway Companies. W. Y EDWARDS, Cardiff and Newport: TURNER, EDWARDS, AND CO., Bristo>; G. F. BULLEY, 51, South-street New York. M6°9 5824 JS — STEAM BiJTVVEEN i <nARDIFF> SWANSEA, BELFAST, GREENOCK, & JS — STEAM BiJTVVEEN i CARDIFF, SWANSEA, BELFAST, GREENOCK, & GLASCOW, Wieafl^ltoute for Goods to the North of Ireland, and ° all parta ()f Scotland The Screw Steam-ships AVON, Capt 111 Fry; AILSA, Fvrii- SEVfiUN, Captain Mills and PRIN- to^ ALEXANDRA, Captain Huckman are intended w?11'with Goods and Passengers, with liberty to tow in1 vessels (unle3s prevented by cirumstances), 'o.-ows, in the month of NOVEMBER :— RO ST BUTE DOCK BASIN, CARDIFF: I v CARDIFF TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW. 0 'atUrdav 8 p.m. 10 Saturday 7 p.m. '"atorUay 4 p.m. 23 Saturday 4 p.m. Saturday., 30 7 p.m. 6 T FROM BELFAST TO CARDIFF. 12 .jUesday 5 p.m. 19 Tuesday 5 p.m. Ua»day 2 p.m. 20 Tuesday 2 p.m- Tuesday 29 2 p.m 4 V GLASGOW TO CARDIFF VIA BELFAST, ll •• ..2 p.m. IS Monday 2 p.m ° a-V n-m- Monday 2 p.m FROM No. 1 SHED, SOUTH DOCK, SWANSEA: 6 \v SWANSEA TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW. Is wencst^ay •• 2 p.m. 20 Wednesday 1 p.m v ''ednesdav 5 p.m. 27 Wednesday 6 p.m. BELFAST TO SWANSEA. Eriday 2 p.m. 16 Friday 3 p.m 8 Friday 1 p.m. 22 Friday 6 p.m. ° Friday 1 p.m. 22 Friday 6 p.m. Friday 2:) 3 p.m 1 r, GLASGOW TO SWANSEA, VIA BELFAST. Id r}i1Ursday • 2 p.m. 21 Thursday 2 p.m ^nursday 2 p.m. 28 Thursday 2 p.m. art 0<^3 aru required 'to be aicngsiue one HOUR before ^'ertised time of sailing. ARM.—Belfast: Cabin, 17s 6d; Deck, 10s. Green- K„;i or Glasgow: Cabin, 203; Deck, lis Cd Soldiers or 'xu'ora, log. on.etnrn Tickets issued at Fare-and-a-half, available for e Month. tPin'i'-y in Glasgow to William Sloan & Co. Greenock, to "ham Lindsay & Co. Belfast, to ltobert Ileudcr- Ion & SOil: Bristol, to Mark Wlrifcwilt and Son Swan- to M, Jones & Brother; Newport, to R. Burton Son; and in Cardiff to E. TAYLOR & CO., 69, Bute-street, Docks. (lar(iiff, No-emier 1878. 11648 JT STAR LINE T ▼ ROYAL & UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, for. i>as'jellSer8 a" I'a^3 °' the United States and '"hpf*; well-known magnificent steamers are appointed i *? ^'1 weekly as under, carrying Her Majesty's and th« j 11'ted States mails ;— Adriatic w Thursday, Dec. 5 Britannic Thursday, Dec. 12 Rumblic Tuesday, Dec. 17 Germanic n Tbursda*. Dec. 26 From QUEENSTOWN next Hay. A.Ver c°ustructed in seven water-tij^ht compartments. Y^^e passage 8J days in rummer, 9i days in winter. ecrj>f e sPendid vessels combine the highest speed ana and are unsurpassed in their attractions to Pas fu^ona and State-rooms amidships, luxurioualj vJ^"ahed. Piaiios, libraries, elecric bells, bath-rooms, er's-shop, &e. v Steerages are unusually spacious, well-ugrhted, fa!} te4» and warmed, and Passengers of tnia class to 6JVe the utmost civility and attention. Stewardesses attend the women and children. „ fAppiy t0 BARNES, GUTHRIE, and CO., Bute Docks, to F. LOVETT, Windsor Hotel, Penarth, near GEO BEVAN, Swapsea; EDWARD PHILLIPS, i??ery Hill, Ebbw Vale; John Copelaud, 124, High- !Te«t, Merthyr: Messrs Harse and Brown, Newport, H. Cocnop and Son, Brynmawr; James S ^nnis, Tredefjar or to ISMAY, IMRIE, and Co., 10, Watefr-stjest. Liverpool, and ^_8I 34, Leaaenhal^-street, London STE.ll1ERS. Xr r. w LIVERPOOL TO %W YORK AND BOSTON TmE^Y THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. »nd i Company has been established for Forty T«ars. Paui n°t°d for its safety and comfort for all classes of r avengers. A.Ply to D. and C. MAOIVER, Liverpool. e Agents wanted in Cardiff and District. 19 ^MERICAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY. jft.. rau"C;lLSJ) full-powered Iron Steamships. Accommo- »tion for passengers equal to any European Line. Pas- -VMfers and g-oods landed at Philadelphia on the Wharf .the Pennsylvania Railroad. This is the shortest and A route t0 tlie West. «BAPply to RICHARDSON, SPEKCE, and Co,, 17 and 19, )) ".er-street Liverpool; JONKS ERos, and Co, Buto "ocks, Cardiff; JA.ME3 ATRK, 162, Bute-road, Cardiff; Liu8 Bros and Co., Dock-street, Newport; ROGER JON*s, ^'Eo-street, Pontypridd; TILNBY and Co., AbertMery. 30663 ALLAN LINE. ■HORTBST OC^SAa, *0 Halifax, CANADIAN, AND UNITED STATES MAIL, » Composed of Twenty First-elan Steamers. K?Tins LIVERPOOL THURSDAY, and LONDOW. every FRIDAY, for HALIFAX, QUKBEOL tORTLAND. and BALTIMORE. Through Tickets to BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, and to all 'Qts in Canada and the States, Low Fares and excellent Accommodation. i "assenjjers who secure their Tickets before lea vine Jpie are met at the Railway Station by an appointed fifcent of thfi Oomnanv who takes charze of them until I Wley goo on board the steamer. Hie Canadian Government Grants Assisted Passages by %lie All-,n Line. Write for the Pamphlet "Lord DufTgrin in Manitoba." Apply to Allan Brothers and Co., Liverpool or London- Jerry or to G. Bird, 46, Bute-street, Cardiff T. J. JjUse, 7f Temple-street, Swansea; F. Foley, Foley's Hotel, ♦"•ath; D. S. Thomas, British Schools. Llandovery: W. i>n Ecjciie, 10,-Great Dock-street, and John Young, Packet Wharf, Newport, Mon. 4929 c- UbntlUiOus- FXARDLFF s HIPPliNG AND MERCAN- Vy TILE GAZETTE, "ublishcd every Monday Morniner. rrico its per annum or bv post -Is. The "CARDIFF SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE contains a complete record of the 8hippin» justness of Cardiff, Swansea, and Newport, and the Bristol Sjhannel, and circulates among all the Merchants and «rokera of the Bristol Channel Ports, and generally Jhroughaut the various ports of the United Kingdom. It •s filed at Lloyd's, the Lombard, and most of the Chambers ot Commerce, and is also sent to the leading foreign Ports. CumF OFiicEs-75 and 76, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. "QOWARD CONSCIENCE," NEW SERIAL STORY B Y F. W. ROBINSON, Is now appearing in the CARDIFF TIMES & SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS." .The Cardiff Timfs and South Male* Weekly Xews, 72 *ng columns, may be had from all Newsagents, price ia> or sent, po3t free, to any address in the United King- 2i 9d per quarter and to the Colonies and all Parts of Europe and the United States for 3s 3d per quar- I prepaid. T72 "COLUMNS. HE CARDIFF TIMES SOUTH WALES'WEEKLY NEWS lb ONK OF HE LARGEST NEWS-SIIEEIS IX THE KINGDOM, K,„ and r"E GREAT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR WALES AND THE AVICST OF ENGLAND. J1 contain.; all the News of the Week, ail l pives more trier-, and Geneial News than any' other paper. Edition is a complete synopsis of tliG Week's News J"r the v>hola of Soutli Wales. Tiie Seriai Stories are by farh Edition js a complete synopsis of til- Week's News J"r the v>hola of Soutli Wales. Tiie Seriai Stories are by ino3t ia>entud Novelist.-), and the London Corres- pondence airl Leading Articles are of marked ability, fjld hy all Newsagents, price 2d. fc'eut riost free to any pondence airl Leading Articles are of marked ability, Bold hy all Newsagents, price 2d. fc'eut riost free to any •vure: s for 2s 8d i>er (juartcr. 72 Columns j T\V(nn<:k(!K.l n Columns AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs ALEXANDER, DANIEL & CO. Pianofortes, Paintings, &c, at Bristoi Dec 4, 6, 6 Messrs BEVNON and HUGHES. Household Furniture, &c., near Pontarda»'e .Nov. 28 Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c., at Swansea Dec. 3 Messrs ALFRED DOBELL & Co. Cargo of Timber, at Cardiff Dec 11 Mr H. C. EMERY. Electro-silvei Plate, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 3 & 4 Mr T. E. GEORGE. Dwelling-houses, at Blackwood Dec. 12 Mr CHAHLES ROBERTS GLOVER. Building and Other Materials, at Swansea 27 Messrs GUNN and JONES. Freehold Residence, at Llandaff Dec, 12 Mr LEWIS HOPKINS. Funiture and Effects, at Cardiff Nov. 28 Mr T. M. JONES. Leasehold Property, at Britoi Ferrv Nov 28 Mr JOHN M. LEEDER Household Furniture, at Swansea .Nov. 28 Carriages, Horse, and Harness, at Giyn Dderwen..Dec. 2 Oriental &English Antique China,&e, at Swansea..Dec. 3 The Cwmllvnfell Colliery, at Swansea Dec. 10 Mr G. W. MARISCO Household Furniture, at Cithays November 27 Mr J. MORGAN. Farming Stock, at Tirada.m Isaf Nov. 27 Mr W. J. POWELL. Lease, &c., f Public-House, at Pont3 pridd Nov. 27 Mr JOHN SAMUEL. Leasehold Property, at Cardiff Nov. 28 Messrs SHORT & DUNN Hull of the barque Pauline, at Cardiff Dec. 2 Messrs STEPHENSON, ALEXANDER, & CO. Fruit Tices, Shrubs, &c, at Cardiff Nov. 29 Lace Goods, at Cardiff Dec 3&4 Contract ¡r's Plant, Machinery, &c., at Cymmsr. Dec 5 Timber and Cop pice Wood, at Cardiff Dec. 7 Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE, and CO. Timber ølerchaut's Trade Plant, at Abergavenny Dec. 6 Messrs W. H. WILLIAMS and CO. Canvas, at Cardiff m. Nov. 28 IMPORTANT SALE OF ROSES, FRUIT TREES, CONIFERS, EVERGREEN SHRUBS, MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- JJLR- DER & CO, at their Repository, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, on FRIDAY next, November 2dthv 1878., at one o'clock. CATALOGUB. Cupressus Lawsoni Dwarf Roses, named Spruce Firs Dwarf Tea-scented, includ- Ricca Nordmaniana ing Marechal Niel and Biota aurea Gioire de Dijon Picea pinsapo Silver Firs Biota Japonica Weeping Birch Thuia orieutalis Box trees American Arbor Vitse Golden Euonimus Thuia Lobbi Common Holly Cedrus Deodara Irish Ivy Clyptomeria elegans Ivy, New Blotched Tiiujopsis borealis Portugal Laurel JuniperuS-Virginiana New Laurel, Rotundifolia Pinus Sembra do Caueasica Arbutus unedo do Colchic Trained trees for walls, Pinus Insignia Peach, Apricot, Nocts- Irish Yews rine, Cherry. Persian Lilacs Pears, bushes for gardens Gold Chain, or Labur- Apples for gardens-table num fruit Apple Trees,table varieties, Standard aud half-standard standards. Roses, named Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers. 89762 QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. TO HOTEL KEEPERS. HEADS OF FAMILIES, MIL- LINERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE. (In consequence of the great depression in the Lace Trade.) MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEX- -LYJL ANDER, & CO., have received instructions from a Nottingham House to SELL by AUCTION, in the above Rooms, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, December 3rd and 4th, a large consignment of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Of the very latest designs, from real Guipure, Honiton, Maltese, Floral and Rare Old English Laces, embracing almost every size, quality, and description made. Together with a large quantity of LACE ANTIMACASSARS, TOILETS, STAND, TABLE AND BED COVERS, Also a variety of WINDOW* VALANCES, SHORT BLINDS, &c. Each day at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. punctually. A few of the latest Patterns will be exhibited in the rooms, and with the Goods will be on view mornings of Sale from 9 o'clock. Catalogues can be bad ho- the Auctioneers, Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. LLYNVI AND OGMORE RAILWAY, NORTHERN EXTENSION, CYMAIER, GLYNCORRWG, NEAR MAESTEG. Important and Unreserved Sale of Contractor's Plant, Horses, Materials, and Stores. MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEX- ANDER and Co., are instructed by Mr William Hanson, who has completed his contract, to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on THURSDAY, December 5th. 1878, the whole of the valuable PLANT, MACHINERY, MATERIALS, HORSES, STORES, TOOLS, and EFFECTS, Used in the construction of this railway, comprising 8-horse power portable sream engine, 1 J-inch cylinder, 12-inch stroke, by Clayton and Shuttleworth, Lincoln 7-fcet pan mortar mill by Charles Powis and Co.. of London 40 feet of new 5-inch belting, about 60 tons of contractors' temporary iails, from 221b to 401b per yard, the greater part of which are in good condition 20 3-yard cube earth waggons, 4ft Sjia gauge, with wrought iron wheels, equal to new 20 1-yard cube ditto, 3ft gauge 4 side and end tipping ditto, 2ft gauge; rail and stone trollies, about 1,000 temporary sleepers, ó Scotch tip-carts, 6-ton timber drag', by Hayes and Son, of Stamford wag-g-on carriage, 4 dobbin carts, SOft g-oliah gantry with 5-ton crab winch, travelling ditto, with self-acting gear and 10-ton crab, by Row- sord, Drew, and Co, of London; 2-ton Scotch derrick crane and pole, 2-ton quarry ditto, patent injector, screwing tackle, double and single purchase crab winches, chaffcutter, corn bins, tool chests, large water tank, iron pjping, punipe and sliutes, permanent straining posts, sets of pulley blocks, sling, grip, and other chains. picks, shovels, platelayers' and quarry tools, ladders, wheel- barrows, planks, an l odd timber, oils, paints, nails, and other stores, several pairs of forge bel.ows, tools, anvils, and vices, about 20 tons]of wrought and cast iron scrap, wheels and axles, asphalte furnace and boiler, old verti- cal boiler, the whole of the OFFICE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including iron safe (by Whitefield), copying letter presses, deal desks, chairs, drawing and other tables, four large wooden hiats with fittings, office, stable, work- shop, and other buildings. Also, three capital and strong Cart Horses, 12 sets of trace and shaft harness, two sad- dles and bridles. The works of the contractor at Cymmer are situate about three miles from the Maeatcg station on the.Llynvi and Ogmore RaLway, and for the convenience of persons attending the sale arrangements will be made to convey them direct to the works,purticuiars of which will appear in future advertisements. The Sale will commence punctually at 12 o'clock. Luncheon will be provided at a nominal charge, which will be returned to purchasers of £2 and up- wards. Descriptive catalogues are in preparation, and may be had upon application to the Auctioneers one week pre- vious to the sale. Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. 89745— 7071 TO Ti '.iBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. MESSRS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER and CO. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on SATUR- DAY, the 7th day of December next, at Three o'clock p.m., the following TIMBER AND COPPICE WOOD, Situate in the parishes of St. Andrew's and Merthyr Dovan, in the county of Glamorgan:— „ LOT 1,-About 14 acres of Coppice Wood, chiefly Ash, (hoop and hurdle stuff) and other Timber, called the Big Wood, Great Boynhill Farm, in the parish of Merthyr Dovan. LOT 2.-About 3 acres of Fir and Ash Timber, chiefly Larch, of 50 years* growth, on the same farm. LOT 3. About 3 acres of Coppice Wood, called the Upper Bryndown Wood, situate in the parish of St. Andrew's. LOT 4. About three acres of Coppice Wood, called the Shortland Wood, in the parish of St. Andrews, together with 1 acre and 1 rood of Coppice Wood, called Pen tarn Pike Wood, in the same parish. LOT 5. About 1 acre and 2 roods of Coopice Wood, called Lower Bryndown Wood, together with 2 acres or thereabouts of Sycamore, Birch, Ash, and Larch of 40 to 60 years growth, being part of the West Twmkin Wood, in the parish of St. Andrew's. The tenant at Great Brynhill will show lots 1 and 2, and the other lots will be shown by Richard Howells, gamekeeper to Major Lee, at Dynas Powis. 7074 Queen's Chambers, Cardiff, Nov. 12, 1878. 39721 TO TIMBER-MERCHANTSTAND OTHERS. M LLANFOIST, ABERGAVENNY. ESSRS TRIBE, CLARKE, and CO. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on the Premises, at Llanfoist, on FRI- DAY, the 6th December, the whole of the MACHINERY, TRADE PLANT, AND 510 ;K-IN- TRADE, of Mr James Williams, Timber Merchant The Machinery comprises a 10 h.p. portable steam engine (Clayton and Shuttleworth's Patent), single- cylinder, 14-incli stroke, 66-inch flywheel, with 48 feet driving band; also a patent circular saw bench (C. Powis and Son), 6ft by oft, with 18in, 24in, and two 30in saws. The Stock-in-trade consists of oak, beech, and walnut timber in baulk, deals, scantling, match boards, Norway scaffold poles, laths, fencing stakes, iron axle pulleys, butt hinge?, files, &c. The Trade P ant includes 3 carpenter's benches, 3 ladders, timber carriage, &c, together with the materials comprising the shops and she.is. Also a black CART HOUSE and PONY, with HAR- NESS. The lots miy be viewed on the (by prior to and on the morning of the sale, which will commence punctually at One o'clock p.m. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs Daltons, Spencer, and Corbett, S< 1 citors, Cardiff, or to the Auctioijeers. 4, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, 25th November, 1878. 39770 SALE TO-MORROW 20, OAKFIELD-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF. SALE OF MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR LEWIS HOPKINS is instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, November 28th, 1878, at the above address, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., Comprising the contents of drawing and dining-rooms, hall, 3 bedrooms, and dressing-room, &c. particulars of which see posters. Goods on view morning of sale, » to commence at 11 o'clock precisely. ill-.■ °Use to ke let, with immediate possession. _Auctioueer'B offices, 5, Queen-street, Cardiff. 39735 SALE TO-MORROW. COWPER-STREET WORDSWORTH-STREET, AND M JOHN-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF. ??? SAMUEL has been in- ?*0rtSaSees, acting under the power of Sale in thur Mortgages, to SELL by AUC- TION, at the Angel ilo.cl, Cardiff on THURSDAY thp 28th of November 1S78, at four o'clock in the iSterioon precisely (subject to conditions to be than produced) the undermentioned LEASEHOLD PROPERTY LOT I.-AIl those two desirable Leasehold MES- SUAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Gardens and Premises, situate and being Nos 6 and 6, Cowj er- street, Wordsworth street, in the parish of Roath, Cardilf, held under a ICJISG* granted for the residue of the term of 99 yeir- from 2jtn Maich, 1870 (less the lats three days), at the yearly ground rent rent of £4 I os. The Premises arc thoroughly drained, and Gas and Water laid on, and are now occupied by Messrs. Haviland and Laurie, at rents amounting in the aggregate to £ 52 Per annum. LOT 2—AH those thres des rable Leasehold MES- SE AG E:s or DWELIJNO-IlOU-dwith the Garden and Iiemiscs, s;tuate and being No?. 40, 42, and 44, Jolin- trect, in tlu- jsh of Loath, Cardiff, held uftder a lease giajvcd for the .s;diie of a term of 8-2 years, from 2nd uoptember, lei7i ( ess the last three days), at the yearly ground rent of iia .ioj sd. These premises also are thorough!v di'aincd, and water laid on, and are now occupied by Mr Daniel Larry and anotiier, and one is vacant, at rents amounting in tbe ag-f.legate to £ 55 2s per iiiumin For further particulars apply to tho Auctioneer, Cuurch -titreot, Cardiff; or to fiQ7IQ 70ill' It. Ik MORGAN, Solicitor, W-1' lales Inj gutciimi. SALE TO-MORROW. OXFORD CHAMBERS, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. "|VfR J. M. LEEDER will SELL by -L»A AUCTION, at the above Chambers, on THURS- DAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1878, a large and varied assort- ment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pianoforte, &c., comprising drawing-room suite, maho- gany sideboard, cheffonnieres, mahogany dining-roorti table with extra leaves, six ditto dining-room chairs in leather, ditto lady's and gentleman's easy chairs, cane-sea- ted and other chairs, pier glasses, Brussels and other car- pets, walnut pianoforte, hearthrugs, mats, oilcloth, maho- gany washstands with marble tops, and dressing table to match, ditto dressing glasses, mahoerany wardrobes with plate glass fronts, towel horses, toilet sets, commodes, &c,, &c., iron, French, and other bedsteads, mahogany che-ts of drawers, feather and other beds, spring mattresses, palliasses, fenders, fire-irons, square tables with oilcloth tops, together with the kitchen and culinary utensils, ware, &c. 39730 Goods on view morning cf sale. Sale to com meuce at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. GLYN DDERWEN, BLACK PILL, NEAR SWANSEA. MR, JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above place, on MONDAY, 2nd day of December, 1878, the following- CARRIAGES, HORSE, AND HARNESS, The property of the late Mrs Webber. Comprising grey horse, 7 years old, about 16 hands high, quiet in harness; a waggonette (by Ward), with moveable head, patent break, and fitted with pole; shafts and lamps, suitable for one or a pair of horses pony carriage (built hy Carter, of Rhyde), dog cart (by Ward) with lamps, &c., complete; 4 sets of single harness, 2 gentlemen's saddles, lady's ditto, nearly new boy's ditto, strong cart in yood condition, set cart harness, horse clothing, pillar reins, carriage jack, 3 garden seats, 2 chairs, iron roller, stable tools, chaff- cutter, mowing machine, 20 iron hurdles, lot of fencing wire, grindstone, 2 dozen iron rose stakes, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 12.30. Oxford Chambers, Swansea, 3976V OXFORD CHAMBERS, SWANSEA. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above premises, on TUESDAY, the 3rd day of December, 1878, a choice collection of ORIENTAL AND ENGLISH ANTIQUE CHINA (the property of a deceased gentleman); also about 200 oz. of Shell Pattern Silver, and a quantity of superior Plated Articles, &c. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and may be had on application to the Auctionee r four days prior to sale. Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 39731 GLAMORGANSHIRE. SWANSEA VALLEY. VALUABLE ANTHRACITE COAL AND OTHER PROPERTY. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been in- structed to OFFER FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of December, 1878, at Two for Three o'clock in the Afternoon, all that well-known ANTHRACITE COLLIERY, called the CWMLLYNFELL COLLIEFY, Which has for nearly half a century been carried on by Messrs James and Aubrey, and comprises a mineral pro- perty of about 670 acres, of which about 150 are copy- bold of the Manor of Caegurwen, and the remainder Leaseboid. THE COPYHOLD PORTION Consists of (he Farms called "Coedfalde," "Ty- newvdd" and" Pantybara," containing about 150 acres, with farm-houses and out-buildings. A recently ae erected and commodious house suitable for the red- dence of a Managing Partner, also stabling for colliery horses. Much of the Land is admirably adapted for building, and the whole (except a small portion already let on building leases) is now in hand. The Iron-ore iron-stone, and quarries of stone, and beds of clay and sand, uuder this property are subject to a lease granted by R. D. Gough, Esq., to Mr Geo. Crane, for the term of. 99 years, from the 1st day of July, 1837, and the rents and royalties (except surface rents) in respect of the same, belong to the said R. D. Gough, a term of 99 years and two days from the 1st day of July, 1837, being reserved to him to enable him to receive the same. THE LEASEHOLD PORTIONS Comprise the Colliery, with the pits, shafts, levels, and engino houses, smiths' and carpenters' shops, sawing machine, offices, and cottages, and the coal, culm, iron- stone, and iron ore under the farm called CWMLLYN- FELL," containing 80 acres, or thereabouts, held for the term of 60 years, from the 1st day of January, 1825. Ex- tensive railway sidings have been constructed by the lessees on this property to connect the Colliery with the Midland Railway. The coal, culm, ironstone, iron ore, stone, fire clay, clay, and sand within and under the farm and lands called "YSTRADOWEN," containing 251a. lr. 30p., held for the term of 60 years from the 25th day of March, 1873. The coal and iron-ore, or iron-stone, and all other minerals, clay, and stone, in or under the farm and lands called CWMTWRCII," containing 91a. 2r. 13p., held for a term of 60 years, from the 1st day of July, 1851. Also the surface of the said farm, held for the term of 21 years from the 25th day of March, 1872. This farm is let to Mr William Griffiths, as a yearly tenant, at the rent of £ 53. The rents reserved by the above leases amount together to £ 421, and the royalties vary from 4d to Sd on coal, the other royalties being- correspondingly low. Rents for surface damage are also reasonable. Almost all the veins of coal known in the district lie under this property, including the Big Vein, Brass Vein, and Tregloin Vein. The lower measures under the whole, and much of the Big Vein uuder Coedfalde, and the Brass and Big Veins under Ystradowen, remain unworked. The property is situate in the parishes of Llanguicke and Llangadock, about 15 miles from the Port of Swan- sea, to which access is obtained by means of the Swansea Vale Section of the Midland Railway. The Port of Llanelly is also within reasonable distance by rail; and the Colliery is included in the through booking oi the various Railway Companies to all the principal markets in England. The Colliery is open for a considerable daily out-put, and is in constant work, the trade connection being ex- tensive, and much of it of long standing, so that the good- will of the business is of considerable value. The fixed and moveable machinery and plant at the Colliery, which is considerable, will be included in the sale, but the Colliery horses and ponies, and live and dead fanning stock, will have to be taken at a valuation in the usual way. The Firm have always kept a stock of a few thousand tons of coal and culm at the Colliery, which the purchaser of the Colliery will have the ontion of pur- chasing, The present selling price at the pit's mouth for best coal is 6s 9d to 7s 6d nett per statute ton, the prices of other qualities varying from a minimum of 3s per ton for culm to the before-mentioned prices. There are no contracts in hand, so that full advantage could be taken of any upward movement in the coal trade. A Freehold House an 1 Garden called Gellea-uchaf, in the Parish of Llangadock, now held by Griffith Davies ■^° a very old man), at the annual rent of £ 4 4s, win be offered for sale at the same time in separate lots. Printed particulars and conditions of sale will shortly be issued, and further particulars, with leave to view, P13^* k,e ootamed on application to the Auctioneer, Ox- ford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea; or to Messrs STRICK & BELLI NGHAM, 39598 Solicitors, Swansea. SAL'-l THIS DAY. M55, CRWYS-ROAD, CATHAYS, CARDIFF. S*' MORISCO has been favoured with instructions from Mr J. W. Harton, who is U'J housekeeping, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TJON, on WEDNESDAY next, NOVEMBER 27th, 1878, the whole of his superior and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of every requisite for the furnishing of a small villa in first-class style. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. No Reserve. 5^35 SALE TO MORROW. TO SAILMAKERS, SHIPOWNERS, SHIPCHANDLERS, AND OTHERS. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MESSRS W. H. WILLIAMS and CO. ™ ™TT £ l%™8tru<*ed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, *5; next- the 28th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Windsor Hotel, Bute Docks, Cardiff, about 50 BOLrS (MORE OR LESS) OF BEST NAVY CANVAS, assorted numbers. Catalogues will be ready the day before the sale, and may be obtained at the Auctioneers' Offices Alhprt Chambers, High-street, Cardiff. 39742 PORT OF CARDIFF. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MESSRS SHORT and DUNN have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, December 2nd. 1878, the HULL of the Barque PAULINE, of London, 587 tons register, built in 1864, and now lying in the Roath Basin, Cardiff. Also all her Materials, SpArs, Sails, Anchors, Chains, Ropes, and Stores, which will be sold in separate lots to suit pui chasers. The Sale will take place at 11.0 a.m., at Mr Barrett's Yard, West side of. East Bute Dock, Cardiff, where the materials are now lying. For further particulars apply to Messrs E. H. Capper and Co., Mount Stuart Square, or to the Auctioneers, Cardiff. 39747 AUCTION ROOMS, PHILHARMONIC BUILDINGS, ST MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. Highly attractive Sale of Choice Electro-silver Plate, Ivory-handled Table and Dessert Cutlery. IV/ITR H. C. EMERY has received instruc- -LvJ- tions from Messrs Lydon and Co., Princes' Works, Shetlield, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above premises, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd and 4th, 1878, a large and valuable consignment of ELECTKO-SILVER PLATE, Suitable for Christmas and wedding preserits,of superior quality, and of new and elegant design, comprising, elaborately chased sets of dish-covers, entree dishes, cruet stands, cake baskets, claret jugs, biscuiterres. Salvers, tea urns, tea and coffee services, butter coolers, toast racks, &e. BRONZES, OAK MOUNTED GOODS, and other WORKS of ART. The CUTLERY consists of flue ivory-handled tabie and dessert knives, meat and game carvers, steels, &c spoons, forks, cream, sauce, and toddy ladles in a variety of designs, fish slicases of dessert knives and forks, with ivory, pearl, aha plated handles. Beautifully finished oak cabinets containing complete table suites, &c, &c. On view the mornings of sale. The Sale will take place each day at 12 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. N.B.—In consequence of the present commercial, crisis, which is felt most severe y at Sheffield, the goods must be cleared at almost any sacrifice. Auctioneer's offices, 76. St Mary-street, Cardiff. 39777 IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF QUEBEC TIM- BER. DEALS, STAVES, &c., AT CARDIFF, WITH- OUT RESERVE, SAVE BY THE BROKERS, MESSRS. ALFRED DOBELL & co. will offer by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the llth December, at Twelve o'clock noon prompt, on the Bute Trustees 'Gantry Ground, Cardiff, where cargo will be landed and iotted 37 logs Oak nisg. 2,502 ft foreigu measure. 44 „ Elm „ 1,107,, „ 184 Red Pine 5,053,, „ 43 13irch 1,000 „ 51 „ Ash „ 1 005 „ 534 „ Square White Pine.,31,412,, 1,333 pes, 3rd Quy. Bright Pine Deals, mg. Std. 22 bt 0 5:)0 2nd Spruce Deal Ends „ StJ. 4 0 25 1,. 0J „ mcrenantable Pipe Staves 2 iiiille.. B -iug the Cargo now landing ex "Louis,.t @ Quebec, 123 LOGS OAK TIMBER, measuring 5,809 feet, calliper measure, ex Palmyra @ Quebec. 53 LOGS OAJV TIMBEil, measuring 4,087 feet calliper- m 3a sure, ex Pvndichorry" @ Quebec. All on Account of the Importers. For catalogues and further particulars apply to Mr Steele, care of the Wharfinger, East Bute Dock, CardiJ, or to ALFRED DOBELL & CO, Wood Brokers and Measurers, V74) MrsrpooU I j'Jtt by Aurtiott. SALE TO-MORROW CWMNANTLLWYD HOUSE, NEAR PONTARDAWE, SWANSEA VALLEY. MESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES wm SELL by AUC HON, at the above place (in consequence of J. S. Thomas, Esq., leaving the neigh- bourhood), on THURSDAY, November 28, 1878, a very superior lot of subs antial and well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS, comprising mahogany sideboard with plate glass back, mahogany telescope dining table with extra leaf and patent screw, mahogany office table with leather top, mahogany easy and other chairs stuffed and covered, carpets, linoleum, hearthrugs, fenders, fire irons, very handsome coal vase. timepiece, umbrella stand, fire guard, &c., &c., very handsomely painted bedroom suite, comprising ward.obe, drapers, dressing table, marble-top washstand, pedestal and chairs, iron bedsteads, palliasses, spring, hair, and other mattresses, feather bolsters and pillows, mahogany chests of drawers, washstands, dressing tables, toilet glasses, towel horses, hot water set, chamber ware, cane chairs, &c., large kitchen table, chairs, filter, meat hastener and roasting jack wire meat safe, together with the usual kitchen requisites, &c., &c. The Auctioneers can with confidence recommend the above furniture to intending purchasers, as it is of a very superior character, and in splendid condition. Goods on view morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 1J o'clock in the forenoon. Auctioneers' offices, Victoria Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. 39733 Established 1872. MESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES'S next Monthly SALE of HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., will take place on TUESDAY. December 3rd, 1-878. Entries to be made one week previous to the sale. Victoria Chambers. Oxford-street, Swansea. 39713 ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, LLANDAFF- YARD, LLANDAFF. MESSRS GUNN and JONES are in- structed by the Rev Henry Davies, who is remov- in to Dowlais, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 12th day of December next, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall then and there be pro- duced, all that FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Situate at Llandaff Yard, on the main road from Llandaff to Whitchurch, with the garden and outbuildings belong- ing thereto. The house contains eight good-sized rooms, with the usual offices and outbuildings. Is most substantially built of double brick walls. There is a lawn in front and a large garden in the rear, walled in and well stocked with fruit trees and ornamen- tal shrubs, and a side entrance. A separate carriage way to the two-stall stable, coach- house, and outbuildings. The situation is pleasant and healthy, having a south- erly aspect. The entire frontage is 80 feet, and the backlet 140 feet. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 80, St. Mary street; or to JOHN HENRY EVANS, Esq., Solicitor, Dated the 26th Nov., 1878. 2;), Church-street. 80, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 39768 SALE THIS DAY. TIRADAM ISAF, Or PENTi'E 'OETH FARM, Parish of Gelligaer, 2 miles from Llancaiach Junction, and 2 miles from Hengoed Junction Stations, G.W.R. IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE UNRESERVED SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES, PONIES, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, CROP, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MR J. MORGAN begs to announce that he has been favoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Farm, on WED- NESDAY, November 27th, 1878 (under the power of a Bi l of Sale) the undermentioned attractive FARMING STOCK, viz.:— Four milch cows in calf, two 2-year-old heifers in calf, three 2-year-old heifers, four yearling steers, and two yearling heifers, two dark bay cart mares, age four and five respectively, 14 mountain ponies, lour fat pigs, geese, fowls, &c. Implements—Two gambos, one cart,' one roller, two sets of shaft harness, two sets of leading harness, G. O. harness, side saddle, bridle, chaffcutter" turnip slicer, winnowing machine, wheelbarrow, &c. Crops—Two ricks of hay, about 20 tons, one stack of wheat, one do. of oats, and one rick of fern. Household furniture, &c. Sale to commence at Eieven o'clock prompt. Terms-Cash. Offices 23, Pembroke-street, Aberdare, November 19th, 1878. 39748 BLACKWOOD, MONMOUTHSHIRF. SALE OF FOUR LEASEHOLD COTTAGES, IN ONE LOT. MR T. E. GEORGE has been instruc- ted to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Butchers' Arms Inn, Blackwood, on THURSDAY, the 12th December, 1878, at Three o'clock In the Afternoon, sub- ject to such conditions as shall be then produced ali those FOUR LEASEHOLD COTTAGE 3 OR DWELLING- HOUSES, with about half an acre of Garden Ground, called the River-row, situate near Woodfield, in the parish of Ee I. wellty, in the county of Monmouth. The above property is held under a lease for three lives, or a term not exceeding 99 years from the 2nd day of Februa. y, 1874, at t le yearly ground lent of Z7 Is. To view the property apply to Mr William Hendy, Blacksvood; anu for further particulars to the Aue,i,neer, Newbridge, Monmouthshire; or Mr T. M. LLEWELLIN, Solicitor, 33766 Newport. SALE TO-MORROW. BRITON FERRY AND MELINCRYTHAN VALUABLE LEASEHOLD DWELLINGHOESLIS AND SHOPS FOR SALE. MR T. M. JONES has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION', at the Royal Dock Hotel, Briton Ferry, on THURSDAY, November 28th, 1878, at three o'clock in the afteruoeu, subject to such condi- tions assliall then be produced, the undermentioned valuable LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, SHOPS, AND PREMISES AT BlUTOX FERRY- LOT ].-All that DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES, situate in Neath-road, Briton Ferry, now in the occupation of James Reynolds, at tiie yearly rental of £ 27. A licence for the sale of beer off the premises is attached to this property. LOT 2.-All those TWO COTTAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES, situate at the rear of Lot 1, in Woodland-row, Briton Ferry aforesaid, and now in the respective "occu- pations of Joseph Kivell and James Nicholas. The foregoing lots are held on lease for a term of 78 years from the 24th day of March, 1861, at the annual rental of £3 15s 4d, which will be apportioned on the day of sale. AT MELINCRYTHAN— LOT 3.—All those Two newly-erected MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES and PREMISES, situate near the Schoolroom at Melincrythan, aforesaid, having a frontage of 34 feet to the New-road leading from the turnpike- road at Melincrythan aforesaid, to the Old-road from Neath to Briton Ferry, together with the gnrdens at the rear thereof, and now in the respective occupations of John Griffiths and Miss Williams. These houses are held on lease for 99 years, from 25th March, 1876, and will be sold subject to an apportioned ground rent of JB3. LOT 4.—All that dwelling-house and shot), garden and premises, situate immediately opposite the premises com- prised in Lot 3. And also all those five messuages or dwelling-houses, and gardens adjoining, together with the messuage or dwelling-house now in the course of erection, at the rear of the before mentioned premises. Lot 4 is held on lease for 99 years from the 8th day of September, 1875, subject to an annual ground rent of L13 10s, and if not sold in one lot, will be ofiered in several lots to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, High- street, Aberavon, or to the offices of Messrs TENNANT and JONES, 33698 Solicitors, Briton Feny. THOMAS FRANCIS BISSICKS, .1- ENGINEER AND PROFESSIONAL VALUER Of MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURING PLANT Of every Pti D. VALUATIONS for the Trade or general Stock Takings. SPECIAL VALUATIONS and REPORTS PREPARED for Probate, MortWo Partnerships, Losses by Fire, œc. &c. ØALES conducted by Auction or Private Contract. COMMISSIONS executed. OLARB-STREET. BRISTOL. 83701 mow N-H all CHAMBERS. X BRIDGEND. RICHARD JONES AND SON, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Agents to the Provincial Insurance Company, RF.SII>EKCS—TON B-iCH, PENCOED. 315S4 tnj private AE COUP.T,BRIDGEND TO LET, U with immediate possession, the residence of the late Phillip Price, J.P., with or without land. Applica- tions and offers for the above to be made to the under- signed, MR WM. DAVIS, 39752 Brynhaulog, Bridgend, WILL I A M SANDERS, T V AUCTIONEER, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 28, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, Has the following PROPERTIES for SALE :— n1'rmU l'-r\I"Tl"C'I n. TIT;. 1 'C'I.1. DUITJ .1..JV\.¡.l\O.-VUC 1JVUC HI Hiuasoi .Jpla.UQ.\H: ROATH. -Six houses in Pearl-street, six in Helen- street, six in Harold-street, seven genteel villa residences in Gold street, and six in Metal-street. CATHAYS.-Two houses in Lily-street, and four villas in Woodville-road, CANTON.—Two eligible sites of building land, one 50 feet, and the other40 feet frontage, in Conway-road. GRANGETOWN.—Corner shop in Bromsgrove-street, corner shop and cottage in Holmsdale-street, and six houses in Ludlow-street. A liberal portion of the purchase money qn be had on mortgage. Apply as above. 126 25 RJLHE £ JOLORADO JJEETLE GHOP 94, ST. MARY-STREET, OPPOSITE CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. BOOTS FOR THE MILLION! J. B. WITCHELL respectfully informs the Public in general that his STOCK for the present Season is now replete in CLUMPED SOLED BOOTS, WALKING BOOTS, HIGH LEG BUTTON AND LACE BOOTS, Suitable for all ages, BALL and PARTY SHOES, GENTS' DRESS BOOTS, LADES FELT GOODS, OVER SHOES, LADIES' LEGGINGS, MEN'S, YOUTHS', and BOYS' LEGGINGS in endless variety. THE LARGEST STOCK IN CARDIFF To Select from. BESPOKE ORDERS Promptly attended to, and REPAIRS done upon the shortest notice, by experienced workmen, at 39570 7029 94, ST. MARY-STREET, THE CARDIFF BOOT EXCHANGE. GREArr WESTERN RAILWAY. CHERBOURG AND PARIS, VIA WEYMOUTH. NEW- ROUTE, through NORMANDY and BRITTANY, to PARIS, the West and South of France, and Spain. Through rates for Passengers, Parcels, and Merchan- dise between the principal Towns on the Great Western and Western of France Railways. The Steamers leave Weymouth for Cherbourg at 2'45 p.m., and Cherbourg for WeYlllouth at 8'20 a.m., daily (Sundays excepted), weather and circumstances per- mitting, in connection with fast trains on the Great Western and Western of France Railways. 8328* .1. QRIERSON. General Manager J ubnc otict. 1%/TETHODIST FREE" CHURCH, JlTX GUILDFORD-STREET, CARDIFF. RITUALISM. A LECTURE on the above subject, entitled "The New Route from Canterbury to Rome, via Oxford, will be delivered in the above place of worship, by THE REV. J. S. WITHINGTON (of Harrowgate). Charir to be taken at 7.30, by Rees Jones, Esq. Ad- mission, Is. Gallery, (ill. 39774 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LECTURES. PROPOSED COURSE FOR THE LENT TERM. STUDIES IN SHAKESPEARE'S DRAMATIC ART, By R. G. MOULTON, Esq, M.A., of Christ's College, Cambridge. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE COURSE, 10s 6d. For prospectuses, and all particulars, apply to Mr E. Dobbin, or Mr W. Lewis, Stationers, who wili also receive the names of subscribers. Sixty more half-guinea subscriptions are needed to complete the sum required by the University Syndicate, and, unless this amount is promptly promised, the arrangement cannot be carried out. Intending sub- scribers are therefore requested to give their names tc the Stationers, or send them at once to 39761 H. WOOLCOTT THOMPSON, Hon. See. rjlAFF VALE RAILWAY. NOTICE; There will be ALTERATIONS in the Times of De- parture of this Company's Passenger Trains on and from MONDAY, December 2nd, 1878. Further information may b3 obtained at the Company's Station. GEO. FISHER, General Manager. Cardiff, November 23rd, 1878. 39758 TREDEGAR CHRISTMAS SHOW OF JL POULTRY, PIGEONS, DOGS, &c., Will be held in the TOWN-HALL, TREDEGAR, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, the 23rd and 24th DECEMBER, 1878. Prizes to the amount of L.50 will be offered. Entries close 12th December, 1878. Schedules and Entry Forms may be obtained from the Hon. Secretaries, J. P. Fowler and W. Williams, Town- hall, Tredegar. The show will be strictly confined to a radius of 15 miles. 39750 LLANELLY AGRICULTURAL, DOG, AND POULTRY SHOW Will be held in the Market Place, Llanelly, On FRIDAY, December 13th, 1878, deing the day after Swansea Dog and Poultry Show. Entnes for Dogs and Poultry close positively Decem- ber 6th. S. N. POWELL, Auctioneer, Llanelly, 39545 Secretary. THE WEST GLAMORGAN AGRI- CULTURAL .ASSOCIATION, UNDER THE PRESIDENCY OF H. H. VIVIAN, ESQ., M.P. The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons, Roots, &c,, will be held in the SWANSEA MARKET (covered), on THURSDAY, Dec. 12,1878. The Trial Of Hunters over Fences, Hurdles, and Water Jump, will take place at Hill farm, on Wednesday, Dec., 11th 1878, at 11.30 a.m. Entries close Nov. 29,1878. Schedule?, entry forms, &c., may be obtained from the Secretary, MR JOHN F, HARVEY, 39646 14, Fisher-street, Swansea. EGIAIENTAL ORDERS by Lieut-Col HILL, commanding 3rd Glamorgan Artillery Volunteers. Cardiff, 23rd November, 1878. 1.—The OfficeF.Commandine has great pleasure in an- nouncing, for the information of the Corps, that His Royal Highness the Field Marshal Commander-in-Chief has signified that he considers the inspection reports of the.brigade for the present year very satisfactory. 2.—The competition for Noe. 3 and 4 prizes (Gyn and Sling Wagon) will take place on Tuesday, 3rd December, at 7 p.m. Nominal rolls of rrfcmbers intending to com- pete should be rendered forthwith. There will be drill every evening for competing detach- ments, commencing at 5.30 p.m. The detachments will be drilled in order of rotation, as their Nos. 1 signify to the instructors that their numbers are compiete. Half-an-hour will be allowed for every detachment at each machine. E- 3.—Battery Sergeant-Majors- are- requested to come to the Orderly Room 'on Monday evening, to fbe provided with the name of the members of their Batteries who have failed to give in their Arms, in accordance with the Regimental Orders, who are to communicate with the Sergeants in charge of Sections, with a view to the same being brought in at once. 4.-For duty during the ensuing week :-Captain Strina, Lieutenant Thompson, Surgeon Granger, Sergeant Svombo, Corporal Guerno I, Bombardier Clerk, Trum- peter Barnes, By Order, (Signed) W. PITMAN, Captain and Adjutant. BERCARNE COLLIERY EXPLCT SION RELIEF FUND. I am requested by the Committee of Management to express to the many donors, throughout the country, their deep thanks of gratitude for the munificent res- ponse made to their appeal, and at the same time to intimate that in their opinion—when the various sums now known to be in course of collection, and in transitu, are remitted—sufficient funds will have been received for the purpose required. The Committee would further express the deepest feelings of gratitude on behalf of all the recipients. JOHN MOSES, Ex-Mayor of Newport, Chairman of Committee. P.S.-It is particularly requested that any sums col- lected on behalf of this fund, and still in hand, may be remitted without delay to the Honorary Secretaries, Batik Chambers, Newport, MOll. Bank Chambers, Newport, Mon., November 1st, 1S78. 39642 A GRAND DRAWING OF PRIZES. A Grand DRAWING-of PRIZES will take place at TREBANOS SCHOOLROOM, PONTARDAWE, ON WHIT-MONDAY, 1879, In the presence of several gentlemen of the neighbour- hood, and as mln- ticket-holders as will attend, when the following valuable prizes will be awarded to the winning numbeis :— £ s d 1. A Capita! Now House and Garden, value 200 0 0 8. Given in Cash 10 0 0 3. A First-class Harmonium 7 7 0 4. Set of Tea Service 3 0 0 6. Do- do- 110 0 6. Handsome 8-day Striking Clock 110 7. Set- Of Chamber Ware 10 0 8. New Violin 0 14 0 9 Set of Chamber Ware. 012 0 10. A Telescope 0 10 6 11. A Safety Lamp. 0 7 6 12. Meerschaum Pipe 0 5 0 f D. E. RICHARDS \Trebanop, Por.tardawe. tecs. | w j, MORGAN ) Swansea. Tickets may be obtained from the Secretaries. Tickets—SHILLING EACH, or a Book of 22 for Zi mav be obtained irom the Secretaries, from whom hand- bills, &c., may also be had. Agents required in every town 34S67 ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. CLERGY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA- TION, LIMITED. Capital JE100,000, in 50,000 Shares of £ 2 each. OFFICES-85 & 92, Long Acre, W.C. DIRECTORS. The Rev EDWARD WM. BLOKE, Senior Fellow, låte Tutor of Trinity, Colletre, Caml ridge The Rev SHERRARD BEAUMONT BURNABY, Vicar of Hampstead, The Right Hon. the Lord LYTTLETON. C. J. RIBTON-TURNER, Esq., M naging Director; late of the Charity Organiiation Society. The Right Hon. Viscount SUDLEY, one of Her Majesty's Special Commissioners of Income Tax. The Rev J. TROUTBECK, Priest in Ordinary to the Queen, Minor Canon of Westminster. Sir LLEWELYN TURNED, Chairman of the Carnarvon Harbour Trust. JUST<ERS. Tiie London and Westminster Bank (Bloomsbury Branch) 214, High Holbom, W C. si C!IETARV (p:'o tern.), WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Esq. The marked success of the Cit41 Service and Army and Navy Stores has suggested the establishment of the Cieryy Co-operative Association Mutatis mu'ar.d's, the rules and regulations, &c., &c., of the Army and Navy Stores will be adopted by the Ciergy Co-operative Stores. The capital of the Army and Navy Stores is 412,3 000 divided into iC60,000 of Shares and £ 60,000 of Debentures. After paying interest on the Debentures, the net profit available" for dividend on the Shares was, according to the balance sheet for the half-year ended July 31st, 1878, igl,1,671 is Id. and the accumulated net profit in hand from previous balance sheets, after payment of interest and dividend, was at the same date £ 44,5-10 17s 4d. The Civil Service Supply Association, after paying interest annually on its Share Capital, has accumulated £ 197,068 18s 7d. No promotion has been or will be paid. The movement has met with the approbation of the following clergymen (amongst others):— The Rev Robinson Duckworth, Canon of Westminster Chaplain to the Queen. The Rev T. C. Durham, Hon. Canon of Carlisle. The Rev. F. W. Farrar, D.D., Canon of Westminster Rector of St Margaret, Chaplain to the Queen. The Rev F. H. Fisher, Rural Dean, Chaplain to the Bishop of London, Vicar of Fulham. The Rev T. W. Jex-Blake, D.D., Head Master of Rugby School. The Rev H. Latham, Vice-Master sand Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. The Very Rev the Dean of Lichfield, D D, Prolocutor of the Lower House of Convocation, Province of Can- terbury. The Rev S. Parkinson, D.D, Tutor of St John's College, Cambridge. ° The Rev S. G. Phear, D.D, Master of Emmanuel College, Cambndgj. 6 The Very Rev the Dean of Rochester, D.D. The Rev M. S, A. Walrond, Vicar of St Lawrence Jewry. The Rev C. J. Vaughan. D.D, Master of the Temple, Chaplam to the Queen, Oxford Select Preacher. MEMBERS. The Members consist of three t,asses:- 1. Shareholders. 2. Life Members. 3. Annual Snb- senbers. For any number of Shares less than five, the full amount must be forwarded to the Bankers upon each Share applied for. For five or any greater number of Shares, 10s will be payable upon application, 10s on allotment, and the remaining 41 will be called up after due notice. The Shares will be allotted according to priority of application. The sum of Zi Is must be sent to the Bankers with all applications for L'fe Tickets, and the receipt for this amount will be exchanged for a ticket. Copies of the Prospectus, together with forms of appli- cation, either for Shares or for Life Membership, may be obtained at the Offices of the Association, 92, Long Acre, W.C., or at the Offices of the Solicitors, Messis Nash and Field, 12, Queen-street, London, E.C., where copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and the two Preliminary Contracts-the first for the acquisition of the property, dated November 16, 1878, and made be- tween Henry Labouchere of the one part, and Charles John Ribton-Turner on behalf of the Association of the ot er part and the second dated November 18, 1878 and made between the Association of the one part, and Charles John Ribton-Turner of the other part, for his services as Managing Director—can be inspected. 3)773 r'IOWLE'S PEN-NYROYAL AND STEEL I, PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly correct all irregu- larities and relieve the distressing so prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is Hd and 2c 9a, of all chemists. Sent anywhere upon receipt of stamps, by the Maker, E, 2:. TOWIA ch«mi»C NDttinabamf SIW J. t d4rtSSt,f. JGPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, MAGNETISM AND HEALTH. MR G. HUNT ORSBORN'S FIRST PRO- FESSIONAL VISIT TO CARDIFF AND SWANSEA. Mr G. H. ORSBORN, representative of Messrs Wetton and Co., inventors and patentees of the Magneticon, begs to intimate that he is at present paying a visit to South Wales, and may be consulted daily on and after THURS- DAY, NOVEMBER 21st, at MR J. LONG'S, 5G. CROUKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. For the purpose of giving advice as to the application of MAGNETISM AS A CURATIVE AGENT, And explaining the principles of Messrs. Wetton and Co.'s Patent Magneticon Appliances, of which he will have a large assortment. Mr Orsborn has arranged for Mr J. M'Coy, of Messrs Wetton's Edinburgh establishment, to be in attendance daily at 104, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, For a short period longer. Hours of Attendance at Cardiff and Swansea:- 10 to 1, 3 to 5, and 6 to 7. NO CHARGE FOR VISITS OR CON^JLTAII INS. Among the spec al advantages to the MVnetieon Ap- pliances are:- Their simplicity and safety. Their ability to generate electricity without the aid of Batteries, Metallic Plates, Chain Bauds, or Acids. They require no preparation, give no shocks, and cause no sores and as the magnetic current passes readily through an intervening garment, they do not require to be worn next the skin. Being made up of light and elastic material, they are as comfortable to wear as an ordinary garment. Though more especially useful in certain classes of diseases, their gently invigorating influence upon the whole system cannot fail to be very beneficial to most invalids, and to those who suffer from any bodily or organic weakness, while their direct action upon the nerves renders them equally useful in many case3 which the ordinary remedies fail to effect. THE GREAT SECRET OF HEALTH Is never to lose more life-force than the lungs and blood can restore to the nervous system. We constantly radi- ate this force, and as constantly lose it. It is necessary to health, for life is maintained by a proportionate activity of all the forces. Any lagging in a vital organ and down goes the thermometer of life; and this is where magnetism lends a most efficient aid. It can be locally applied to any part of the body-over any great nervous centre-and the lagging organ gently stimulated to do its duty. Any applications by letter will receive careful atten- tion, and suitable appliances or advice respecting them will be forwarded by return post. Mr G. Hunt Orsborn may be consulted by appoint- ment, and, when desired, will call upon invalids at their homes. A 32-page Illustrated Pamphlet, containing testi- monials and full particulars of Edgar Wetton's Patent Magnetic Belts, Chest Protectors, Lung Invigorators, Nerve Invigorators, Spine Bands, Knee Caps, Wristlets, Anklets, Soles, &c', will be forwarded, post free, or may be had gratis on application. LOCVL TESTIMONIALS. INDIGESTION, GENKEAL DEBILITY, AND RHEUMATISM. Roath, Cardiff, Nov. 22, 1878. I have great pleasure in informing you that the Magneticon appliances which I purchased of y«u in August last, viz., belt, spine band, and soles, have greatly relieved me from indigestion, general debility, and rheumatism from which I had suffered, more or less, for several years. At the time I purchased the appli- ances I was in a very weak state indeed, and unable to walk any distance scarce, but I am thankful to say I call now walk 3 or 4 miles in case and comfort.—Yours truly, B. W. H. P.S.—You can give my name to enquirers. BAD CIRCULATION, Tredegar, September 27th, 1878. Sm,—The belt and pair of soles I purchased of you whilst at Shrewsbury have, 1 am happy to say, answered my most sanguine expectations. For many years I was a great sufferer from cold feet and its attendant evils, consequent upon bad circulation, but since I have worn the appliances these distressing symptoms have entirely left me. It is with the greatest possible pleasure I add my testimony to that of others as to the curative proper- ties of the Magneticon. 1 remain, Sir, faithfully yours, W. BOX. DEBiLnrr, 23, Mansel-strect, Swansea, November 16th, 1878 Dear Sir,—It is with great pleasure I add my testimony to the value of the Magneticon appliances. About 12 months since I was in a frightful state of general de- bility, and suffered severely from palpitation of the heart, neuralgia, pain.: in the head, indigestion, anti many other ailments which are too frequently the natu- ral result of a nervous system considerably "below ar. On the recommendation of a friend in Penzance, I pur- chased a belt and spine band of your firm, and was soon, 1 am happy to say, conscious of a great change in my general health. I became much stronger, the symptoms I have described gradually decreased, and I felt like a man who had taken a new lease of life. My friends are astonished at the change in me; and no wonder, for I had consulted many well-known medical men, ani had had recourse to a host of so-called "remedies," without deriving the slightest benefit. Tiie improvement in my health still continues, and I can n -w walk 15 or 20 miles without feeling the least fatigued. fy appetite, too, is capital, whereas before wearing the Magnctieon I could scarcely boar the look of food. Trusting you will be successful in introducing your valuable appliances into South Wales, I remain, my dear Sir, Your grateful servant, H. J. M. P.S.—You enn give my to anyone who may desire to reftr to me, and I shall be glad to answer any enquiries. SriKAL COMPLAINT. New Oxford-street, Swansea, November 9th, J 878. SrR,-ITaving for many years been a great sufferer from spinal complaint and nervous debilitv I feel it my duty to acquaint you of the great relief I have derived through wearing your belt and spine band, and can only timnk God that I was fortunate enough to hear of your valuable pat .nt. I am doubly pleased to be able to say this, for although I did not altogether ignore the wonder- ful results so frequently attained through the agency of magnetism, yet I must confess I was somewhat sceptical as to its efficacy in my own case, which was a very bad one, and considered almost hopeless. Yours in gratitude, JAMES LEWIS MARTIN. The flowing is from Mr 11. J. W;u in r, late deputy chairman of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce :— SLEKPLESSNKSS, Oz b,)rie H .I:S Plymouth, 4th Juno, 187S. For aloi, time I uEûrld from want o' p, and about 10 weeks since 1 purchased a Magnetic Cap from your representative, ti lèC then I have had a Spine Ea-i i oi him,.and I am la ppy to say my sleep is qult-J restored, and I can now bleep as well as ever I did in my life. I have, therefore, great pleasure in recommending these Appliances to all who surer in a like manner. HENRY J. WARING. We have much pleasure in publishing the following letters from Mrs and Misi Ellicott, the wife and daughter of the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. EXTRACTS. Palace, Gloucester, Oct. 17, 1876. Mis Ellicott lias pleasure in testifyi.g to the wonder- full, strengthenin r effects of the Spme Band supplied to her daughte-. and will take every opportunity of recommending" The Magneticon to lier friends. Palace, Gloucester Oct, 20, 1876. Dear Sir,—Mrs Ellicott wishes me to sav that she will be happy for you to publish the extract from her nots respectingTiie Magneticon Spine Band supplied to me, from which I continue to derive the greatest bene- fit.—Believe, yours faithfully, R. F. ELLICOTT. RHEUMATISM. Glascombe Vicarage, Radnorshire, S ptembtr 17, 1877. I have to thank God that I had the pleasure of meeting you in Hereford, and by your advice I tried your Appli- ances—the Knee Caps-as I was suffering for some years, and able to walk but little, and that with the assistance of a stick, but now I can do so without one, and walk a mile without pain, and have the greatest pleasure in testifying to the great benefit I derive from using Wetton's Magnetic Appliances the pain in my knee left me in three days after using the Appliances. I am 73 years of age. BENJAMIN MARSDEN, Vicar of Glascombe, and Jusiice of Peace for the County of Radnor. Make what use you think prover of this testi- monial. I expect you have many applications botiJ in London and Cheltenham, as all the neighbourhco I are applying for information, and I give your address in both places. CLERICAL THROAT. Cheltenham, 14th April, 1874 For some time past I have used the "Magneticon" Chest Protector and Belt, and I feel grateful that I have done so. For years I have suffered con.-iderably in winter from relaxed throat; but I am grateful to say that ever since I have worn these I have never had a momentary return of clerical throat." I have also been greatly relieved from pains across the back. I can cordially recommend the use of the various Appliances, as the need may be, of The Magneticon." A. MORTON BROWN, LL.D,, Minister of the Congregational Church. CKRONIC ASTHMA. 33, Treville-street, Plymouth, 3rd June, 1878. DEAR SIR: -Tlie Magneticon Lung Invigorator which I purchased of you two months since I am happy to say is doinic good work. I have made about 6 ibs increase in weight in that time appetite is better, and general health and tone nfSch improved. I am the more pleased to be able to say this, as I had always been rather scepti- cal as to the value of such appliances in such cases as mine, it being one of long standing, and I confidently hope to be able to report to you a still further progress. I am, dear sir, faithfully yours, F. IL DUNSTAN. INFLAMMATION. Hill Park-cre.ceiit, Pymouth, July 19 i»77 T.velve months ago I purchased a Lun? Invi«rora;or and Belt, and am glad to say that the benefit I havede rived from them is wonderful. Du ing- the winter of 1876-7 I have been entirely free from a cough whihi had fonueily been rery trouble.son>e, and was caused by in- flammation of the bronchial tubes. I have also been able to co without cod liver oil, which had cost me about £ 4 or 4,5 per year. Anyone who suffers from a complaint ?<UM as 'J1'8 should strongly recommend to try the Magneticou/' I shall esteem it a favour if you will make this known, and will, with pleasure, answer any questions, HENRY LOVELESS. WETTON AND CO. LONDON— T T 48, Regent-street. EDINBURGH-17 and ISA, Maitland-street. GLASGOW—24, Gordon-street, DUB- LIN—Lower Sackville-street. SOUTHAMBTON—149, High street. SOUTHPORT—48, Batli-street. CHEL- TENHAM—98, High-street. THE "MAGNETIC RLI, IEW*A Record of Curative Electric Science and Journal of Health. Edited by EDGAR WETTON, 17, Mai_nE street, Edinburgh. Price Sixpence. EDGAR WETTON'S SANATORIUM for Hydropathic, Electric, and Magnetic Treatment, TOWXSilEND HOUSE, GREAT MALVERN. « Resident Physician Dr CHARLES GUINTROD, Consulting Physician—Dr R. B. GRINDROD. Terms £ 3 30 to £ 4 4s ner week- 7061 ublit ffntcminments. G ~VT E W THEATRE ROYAL, S A WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF. A T> Lessee Mr W. H. DAW. -p — Sele Manager Mr E. BCLW*R. I* V GLORIOUS SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES! -O A But Increasing Popularity A N POSITIVELY THE LAST FOUR NIGHTS. N A TO-KISUT (WEDNESDAY) Nov. 27TH, A p THE GREATEST SPECTACLE OF THE AGB, p ASARDANAPALUSj[ L Produced by Mr Thos. W. Charles. L TT SARDANAPALU8(Kingof Nineveh), Mr Arthur Darley. -RY 0 MTRRHA (an Ionian slave), Miss Heleu Cresswell. V, o b THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY S THE BRILLIANT MUSIC! S A THE MARVELLOUS MECHANICAL EFFECTS! A T? THE GORGEOUS COSTUMES t? THE SPARKLING BALLETS! i: V THE WONDER OF VAST AUDIKNCES -U A THE LAST FIVE NIGHTS A N —— N A MONDAY, DEC. 9TIL SIX NIGHTS. A P MESSRS JARRETT A!D PALMER'S p A ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMPANY A T REAL MALE AND FEMALE NEGROES, V" UNCLE TOM'S CABIN." # Doors open 7 commencing at 7.30. Usual Prices. O Plans at Air W. Lewis's, Duke-street. S /RAND CIRCUS""& HIPPODROME, CARDIFF Unrivalled for Talent, Change, and Variety Stands the TEST of TIME, being the TENTH ANNUAL SEASON under the management of Messrs Hutchinson and Tavleure. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), NOV. 27TH, Glorious Success of the Wondersof BECQUE'S PUPILS, Rolla, Alonzo, and Prince Mite, from the Royal Aquarium, London, in New, Startling, and Sensational Feats. Enthusiastic Reception of the Grand Spectacle of TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. Turpin-Mr E. Croueste, supported by the whole staff, in- troducing the best trained mare in Europe. Feigning Fatigue and Lameness Death of Bess Carried away on Men's Shoulders! The very acme of horse training —so natural that thousands leave with the belief that Bess is realiy Dead. Fashionable Morning Performance, Saturday next, under distinguished patronage. Doors open at 2; eoml mence at 2.30. /CHARLES ST. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, THIS EVENING, at 7.45 precisely. Tickets Sixpence each. 39775 Conductor The Organist. SWANSEA. Q.INNET T S HIPPO DROME. Enormous Programme for the Week. FIRST TIME TURPIN'S EIDE TO YORK! Produced on a scale never before seen in Swawsea. WITH A MOST TALENTED CAST, AND THE BEST TRAINED MARE IN THE WORLD. FIRST TIME, The beautiful and fascinating LO LO (LADY GYMNAST), and SYLVESTER (THE MAN FLY). The Great Western Railway will run an Excursion Traia from Neath, at 6'30 p.m., returning at 11.10, on THURSDAY NEXT, when the performance wili be under the patronage of His Worship THE MAYOR OF SWANSEA. FIFTH AND LAST WEEK. jyj-USIC JJALL, gWANSEA FAREWELL EXHIBITIONS. CLOSE SATURDAY, November 30th, to OPEN in NEWPORT, December 2nd. POOLE AND YOUNGS DIORAMIC EXCURSIONS TO RUSSIA, TURKEY, and the BERLIN CONGRESS. Every Evening at 8. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 3. Doors open half an hour previous. Admission-3s, 2s, Is, and 6d. Manager—Mr J. POOLE, NOTICE.—This WORK of ART WILL NOT VISIT NEATH, the Town-hall not being large enough for the erection. 39680 STAR THEATRE, WIND STREET. Director. A. MELVILLE. Enormous Double Entertainment TO-NIGHT. Dramatisation of Mrs Beecher Stowe's other Great Work, D R E D Mr GEORGE MELVILLE as DRED. Engagement for six nights only of Henri, Prince of the Air. Re-engagement for six nights only of Miss Pattie Adtde, the New York Belle, Re-engagement for six nights only of the Five Funny Coons, Engagement for six nights only of Miss Fiora Macaonald, the Scottish Singer and Dancer. ABERGAVENNY. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A GRAND EISTEDDFOD, (Under distinguished and noble Patronage), will be held at ABERGAVENNY, ON EASTER MONDAY NEXT, 1870. Further particulars will shortly appear. 39693 r- gttilflittfl gOUTH WALES MERCANTILE PER- MANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY OFFICES 1, THE HAYES. CARDIFF, OFFICERS. TRUSTEES. HENRY BOWEN, Est., J.P. DANIEL JONES, ESQ., J.P. DIRECTORS. MR E. W. SHACKELL, Chairman. Br R. BENJAMIN, MR W. H. DAMES, KFt H. SAUNDERS, Ma JOS. RAMSDALE, ilit JOHN ISAACS, Ifp. WliLIAM JONES, 11r DENny JONES, AIR P. W. CAREY, tf k T. WINDSOR JACOBS, MR JOS. GASKELL: MR DAVID HOPKINS. BANKERS: THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND. SOLICITORS Messrs MORGAN & SCOTT, High-street, Cardiff. TREASURER Mr J. G. PROGER, Trinity-street. SURVEYOR: Mr DAVID JONES (Messrs JONES BROTHEFS), Cardifl. AUDITORS Mr JOHN STIBBS, Mr W. L. RHYS, lasting Villa, Canton. CIN',IE V i,ii, I)umfries'-place. MANAGING SECRETARY SAMUEL J. DAVIES, No. 1, The Hayes, Cardiff. The Offices are OPEN DAILY for the receipts of BEPObl i'S and issuing SHARES. 39053 The next Subscription Day, Thursday, Dec., 5, 1878. RIN CIPALITY PERMANENT IN' J. VESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED 1300. INCORPORATED MARCH, 1876. OFFien-28, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. The Oldest, Largest, and most Equitable Society in the District. fetal Income of Society since formation £ 330,941 Os id Amount lent on Itoitgage Z214,575 2s 3d Income for the year 1877 £ 68,482 lis 8d Amount of Bonus divided 1877 £ 3,4:27 18s 3d Amount remaining as Reserve Fund £ 1,142 11s 9d The Offices are open DAILY for the issue of NEW SHARES and Receipt of DEPOSITS, bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum, payable half yearlv. WM. SANDERS, 1AIi9.S1 19"- ufanatrinir Secretary. -= w i-iy PAY RE.N If I LAMORGAN BENEFIT BUILDING • SOCIETY, CARDIFF. Established 1867. Orricss—3 9, QUEEN-STREET. M to 0,000. Money always ready to be advanced on security of Heuses or Land, repayable by easy instalments, which fa. aude interest and principal. The payment for an advance ol £ 60 is 5s per fortnight! £ 96, 7s 6d; £ 160,12s 6d; £ 300, 25s, &c The principal may be paid off at any time at 30 day* notice.. Eveiy information with the Eleventh Annual Report, pHcaUento had at 19, Queen-street, on ap- plica.tien to < 8Q5S4 4713. MR. R. EMERY, Secretary. ATLAS (OF BRISTOL) PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Head Office: 3, Corn-street, opposite the Council House, Bristol. INVESTORS receive LARGE PROFITS, together with PERFECT SECURITY. BORROWERS.—LIBERAL ADVANCES made on FREB- HOLD or LEASEHOLD PltOPERTY. Prospectuses and full particulars on application te the Secretary, at the Head-office; or to the local agent- MR W. P. ANNEAR, 14, MOUNT STUART SQUARE, DOCKS, £ 022 CARDIFF. 89165 THE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIS BUILDING SOCIETY (Incorporated under the liuilda^ Societies' Act, 1S74.) Are prepared to LEND, on Mortgage, at the shortest notice, » £ l0° to £ 10,000, Repayable in Monthly or QUiU-teriy instalments. Borrowers in this Society have special advantages not obtained in otaer societies, or from private Individuals. The legal costs are paid by the Society, and the inde. pendence of the borrower, so long as iligstipalated repay. ineiits are lyade, is secured bv the Rcq:*tr.Lr under the Uirsi ietiea' Acts, The utmost secresy is main- For particulars apply to Mr E. Rooerts, at the Office 81 t.ie .Society, St. Victoria-street. Merthyr. 1910s T> CL LEACH, BILL POSTEB j-il. AND DELIVERER, 17, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF, Rents all the Principal and most Prominent POSTING STATIONS in Cardiff, Canton, and Roath. A large Advertising Van to parade the streets, witt iiorse and driver, to be Let by the Day or Week. Appty AS above for tenug. &<* inm'taiamcnts. MELVILLES MANAGEMENT. PHILHARMONIC THEATRE. -t- Return of the DRAMATIC COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), Important production of Dion Boucicault's famous Drama, "THE S H A lJ G II It A UN," (at ..30.) With New Scenery Accessories, and elaborate Mechani- cal Effects. EMM as CONN, the S IAUGHRAUN. Act 1 Suilabeg Act 2—The Gate Tower; Act 3—St. Bridget's Abbey; Act 4—The Coot's Nest. DION BOUCICAULT'S MASTERPIECE TO-NIGHT. The Shaughraun, &c, at the Philharmonic. No waiting between the Acts; Enter;ainmcut continu- ous Acoustics admirable Points of sight perfect. SHAUGHRAUN TO-NIGHT i. HAUGHRAUN i Open at 7 cverturc, 7.20; commence at 7,30. Prices us usual. Second price at 9. ffiquratim CARDIFF. MONS. SIEVERDIN S FRENCH AND GERMAN CLASSES.—For particulars, apply Ely Villa, The Parade, Cardiff. Sieverdin's "Map of French Verbs" now ready; price 6d, Piano lessons, for terms, apply Ely Villa. 39250 DAMSDOWN HOUSE, PARK- PLACE, CARDIFF. Mrs BRUFORD'S SCHOOL RE-OPENED on the ISth of SEPTEMBER. 34495 ST. CLEARS. LAUGHARNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL L ST. CLEARS, C ARMARTHENSHIRE Head Master—T. J. 3-IORGAN. Pupils receive an Education adapted to'the Lean t*' Professions or Commercial Pursuite. Lauyhar'ie' situated near the sea, is one of the most healthy placss in Couth Wales, and i m-uliarly adapted to delicate boyL The Educatioi.rl Stt~ entirely English, with the ex- ception of r. resident French Master. Terms very moderate. 27 MILFORD HAVEN. ELECT BOARDIING SCHOOL for S YOUNG GENTLEMEN, exceedingly healthv sea. side situation, limited number received. References to parents of Pupils, embracing nobility, clergy, officers of the army and navy, and gentry Terms moderate.— Apply to Rev JAMES BOADEN, M.A„ Milford Haven. 34437 34437 COWBRIDGE. GREAT HOUSE, COWBRIDGE LADIES SCHOOL. Principals: Mrs and the Misses CULVERWELL, Associates in Arts. The TERM COMMENCED OCTOBER 14th. Pupils prepared for Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations. I' Referees-Parent3 of pupils. 33870 BRISTOL. OLLYWOOD LODGE, COTHAM Ml PARK, NEAR BRISTOL. This School is pleasantly situated in its own grounds, and has a large playground. Boys are prepared for the public schools and colleges, and for mercantile pursuits. References exchanged. 39779 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TCOMBE COURT, WOODCHESTER -CTL GLOUCESTERSHIRE. LADIES' SCHOOL. PRINCIPALS THE MISSES PEARCE. SUPERIOR EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES, home comforts, and Christian training. House beautifully situated, surrounded by extensive grounds. Payment from day of entrance. TEEMS, FROM 20 GUINEAS. Vacancies for two lady boarders. 390S3 BUSSAGE HOUSE, Stroud, Glouces- J" tershire. Principal J SIBREE, M.A., (London.) I'rcp;r..¡twn for London and Oxford Matriculation, boo French, German, Chemistry, and Engineering Draw- ing receive particular attention. Terms moderate. Special arrangements foi ons of Professional i Sentiemen co-.twpUitin r-.v*' v NEWCASTLE EMLYN, HE EMLYN GRAMMAR SCJHOOL, N EWCASTLE-EML Y N. Head Master.—Mr T. T. ELIAS. Asstetant-Mnrter.—Mr E. H. ELLIOTT. Munk.-Muowr DAVY ELIAS. DRAWING, SHPftT-HAND, and MUSIC (Piano) CLASSES DAILY. Ample accommodation for 30 Boarders. Town very healthy. Terms strictly moderate. Pwvsoectuses. &c. on application 37067 nttls. ALBERT c L-IAAIBERS COFFEE JJOOMS, ST. MARY STIIE E T, CARDIFF, (Next door but two to the Royal Hotel.) MR. N. LAWRENCE Bags to announce that it is his intention shortly to OPEN the above premises as a first-class COFFEE PALACE AND CLUB, where refreshments of the best quality, and superior accommodation will l,e supplied at a Moderate Tariff. Connected with the Refreshment Rooms will be a READING ROOM, where Books and Newspapers will be provided for the use o: all Visitors. There will also be a spacious BILLIARD ROOM, and all the conveniences of a first-class CLUB HOUSE. Gentlemen desirous of forming a committee for the Establishment of a Club are requested to apply at once. Note the addiess ALBERT CHAMBERS COFFEE ROOMS. 9727 ST MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, (Next (loor but two to the Royal Hotel.) gHIP AND PILOT HOTEL WINE & SPIRIT VAULTS, JAMES-STREET, DOCKS, CARDIFF. JOSEPH WILTON Begs respectfully to inform his friends and the inhabi- tants of Cardiff and the neighbourhood that he has taken the above business, lately carried on by Mr Abraham Southwood, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of their patronage. CHOICE WINES AND SPIRITS. BASS AND ALLSORR'S PALE AND TFURTOS ALES ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLE. CIGARS OF THE BEST BRAND. Wholesale Department adjoining the Luncheon Bar, Mount Stuart Square. 7007-39195 JJENTON STORES, 43, ST. MARY STREET. FALL IN PRICES. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. To-day a Special line iu L MERRLLAS will be OFFERED. ZANELLA UMBRELLAS ON PATENT FRAMES, WITH NATURAL STICKS AND NICKEL CLIPS, TO CLEAR AT 3s 9JD. SALE IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS CONTINUES. If you want your Umbrellas Recovered with Silk, Russel Cord, Indiana, or Zanella Cloth, at a Fair Price bring them to Daniel Richards, 43, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, Sole Agent in Cardiff for the Guaranteed Silk Umbrella," as Shown at the Paris Exhibition. DENTON STORES, 43, ST. MARY-STREET, 39723 CARDIFF. FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY THE BOOTS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR WINTER WEAR ARE CARPENTER'S I 16s. 6D. LACED, OR ELASTIC SIDE-SEWN. G CARPENTER, • Kj 31407 37, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, rjlHERE IS BUT ONE GRIFFITHS. SAFES.-SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF.—At 110 Hbuse in the World can there be found a larger Assortment to select from, by every eminent maker. Also Wrought iron Doors for strong rooms, party walls, or those to divide warehouses, at one-third the price of new. Perfect in every rcspect. Price List free.—GRIFFITHS & SONS, 43, Cannon-street, London, E.C. 26 EST LONDON PORTLAND CEMENT. J. GRANT & CO., Timber Merchants and Timber Brokers, of Cardiff, have been appointed SOLE AGENTS in this large and populous district of South Wales for the Sale and Delivery in casks and tacks of the MATCHLESS and FAR-FAMED LONDON PORTLAND CEMENT of Messrs J. B. White and Brothers, of London. At pre- sent they are discharging a large cargo from London at the top of the Bute East Dock, where applications are to be made at their Timber Yard. 39571 FNSON'S WATCHES. Watch and JO Clock Maker to the Queen and Royal Family, and by special appointment to the Prince of Wales aoo the Emperor of RusSia. Old Bond street, and Steal* Factory Lu-igat-e-liill, London. RNSO-N"S WATCHES of every descrip- -0 tlon. suitable for all climates, frgm 42 to 29t Fiineas. Cbromograpbs, Chronometers, Levers, reeentation. Repeaters, Railway Guards, Sold.AI!«h and Workman's Watches of extra strength. 1-3- ENON'S ARTISTIC ENGLISH CLOCKS decorated with Wedgwood and other wares designed to suit "Y style of arehitecture or fur. niture also, as novelties for presents. Made solely 'by Benson. 6s. B1 ENSON'B PAMPHLETS on~TURRET niches, Clocks, Plato, ani Jewetfery, Illustrated, sentpoit free Frif two stamps. Watches sept £ f.e, by„ tew work, "Tiia* and flute wua," (put I. gttjjitwss M&ttsstg. • J) JO T H A M AND THE PRINCIPALITY OUTFIT P:R3 26 AND 27, ST MARY-STREET CARDIFF. JJANUFACTURERS OF F IRST-CLASS CVJTnING. J\;I ANUF ACTUREHS OF SUPERIOR c JYJANUFACTURERS OF JfVVELtY DESCRIPTION OT Q LOT II ING. THE LARGEST STOCK OF JUVENILH CLOTHING IN SOUTH WALES. OVER 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF SHOW ROOMS. ESTABLISHED 1838. THIS DAY. 9 TO 14, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF JJOWELL AND COMPANY HAVE COMMENCED, SELLING TIIE FOLLOWING CHEAP LOTS 640 PAIRS WHITNEY BLANKETS, Slightly soiled suitable for Charity. 112 PIECES 72-INCH WASTE TWILL SHEETING, From Old per yard-free from anv filling. 1,500 DOZEN CAMBRIC HANDKER- CHIEFS, Ready-hemmed, from Is Hid |w dozen. 450 WHITE KNOTTED COUNTERPANES MARSEILLES, BELGIUM, AND TOILET QUILTS, Very Cheap. 1,200 pairs WHITE MUSLIN CUR. TAINS, at 6s lid per pair. 1,700 yards Coloured SILK VELVET, From Is 11!d per yard. A Few FELT, KIDDER, TAPESTRY, and BRUSSELS CARPETS, at Cicannsf Prices. 14 ieet AXMINSTER RUGS, at Sslid each. SCINDE RUGS, full size, 11s lid each. HOWELL & CO. are also making a SHOW <>f NEW JACKETS, Fur-lined CLOAKS, COS- TUMES, BONNETS, HATS, SKIRTS, c\c. A Cheap Line iu LADIES' DRESSING GOWNS JJOWELL AND 0OMPANY, THE CARPIFj" DRAPERS, 39709 CAR wirt-. OOLLENS ~FOR WINT i- r. MESSRS. W. PRICE AND SON; do not believe in a 'decline of trade" at the t'Ait's'FF HOUSE, so tbev have arranged their purchase and their STOCK FOR THE WINTER SEASON on an mi- portant and extensive scale. In tbe Orderui i .-part- ment are the Newest Materia1; for maltinr un. a- in the Ready Made Department arc Overcoats, En Reefers, Suits, and Winter G00JS of ovory <lco('I'1 K u, competent to satisfy the most fastidious for va; ;y, styles, a i(i price. It will be obvious to the intc.!i.iit that even a column of this paper would not sullic- lor the enumeration of the excellences of the h r¡!<, aad comprehensive Stock; W; P. ft S. therefore sodcit a personal inspection of the Goods. The Patent Ventilating TAEKTHES WATERPROOF COATS, as worn by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, in fashionable Tweeds, ready mf(le or to measure. ADDIlIESS :-THE CARDIFF HOUSE, CORNER OF CAROLINE-STREET, ST !\IARY-ST!iJET CARDIFF. X M A S 1 8 7 8 :,11\ S. USEFUL AND SUITABLE ARTICLES fOE XMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEARS G J F rr S. Ladies' and Gentlemen's GLOVES, SCARFS a.nd BOWS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's SILK HANDKERCHIEFS atu WRAPPERS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's best London SILiv UMBRELLAS Ladies' and Gentlemen's CAMBRIC and LINEN IIA \D- KERCHIEFS. Ladies'MOROCCO, CROCODILE and LEATHER BELTS Gentlemen's BRACES and BELTS in every Pattern. Gentlemen's FRONTS, COLLARS, WRISTS a.nd Cl:FFS. Ladies' Berlin WOOL SHAWLS and NECKLETS. Ladies' Berlia Promenade SQUARES and SCARFS. Ladies' Berlin TESTS and UNDER-VESTS. Ladies' Fine CASHMERE and WOOL HOSE. Ladies' MERINO. ANGOLA, and BALBRFGAN HOSE. Gentlemen's Cardig-an JACKETS and VESTS, A 1. Gentlemen's Scotch and Leicester HOSE anu SOCKS. Gentlemen's Fine Merino VESTS and PANTS Gentlemen's White and FRENCH PRINT DRESS SHIRTS. Gentlemen's Patent KNITTED SHIRTS (never Shrink). Gentlemen's LAMBS WOOL and CASHMERE HOSE. Gentlemen's BYCICLE, GRICKET, and FOOTBALL HOSE. Gentlemen's ALPACA, ZANELLA, and ZEPHYR CM. BRELLAS Gentlemen's Scotch Riding and Shooting HOSE. GENTLEMENS' LAVENDER, WHITr, and COLOURED KID GLOTES. CHILDREN'S WOOL SCARFS, GLOVES and NECK. LETS. CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE, HALF HOSE and bOCKb, CHILDREN'S BOWS, SCARFS. TIES, and BELTS CHILDREN'S BERLIN WOOL JACKETS and SKIRTS. The Largest STOCK of SCARFS and TIES in SOUTH WALES. All Goods much Lower in Price, than for many years, through the unprecedcDtcression tn trade. W. KORNER & Co., THE CARDIFF HOSIERS, 27, 29, and 31, ROYAL ARCADE, and 182, BUTE-ROAD. Shopkeepers, Skippers, and Bazaars, supplied wholesale, at Manufacturers' Prices. P.S.- Please Note the Address, as we have no connection with any other st) >p in the trade. G A U S A O £ S H. S. HAMM0ND'S NOTED GLAMORGANSHIRE SAUSAGES. MADE FROM CHOICE PORK. These Sausages have now been BEFORE THE PURLIC FOR THE LAST TEN YEARS, And the CONSTANTLY INCREASING DEMANBfc WITHOUT A SINGLE FAILURE, Prove their Excellence. The Larrekt Steam Machinery useu in the Manufacterw of Sausages is Employed. WHOLESALE ORDERS SENT BY FIFST TRAUUh ADDRBSS H. S. HAMMOND, 6600 288, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. 30N4 NOTICE. — CHARLES RICHARD i3t (formerly at Mr Thomas's, 3, Broad-street, < IJld Pistol Manufacturer) has REMOVED from 74, llary-street, to 26, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF, Where business will be carried on on and after MONDAK, September 16. ALL KINDS OF GUN IMPLEMENTS ON HAND. Repairs promptly executed. Cartridges made to order at shortest notice. 589 SUPERIOR HOUSE COAL REDUCTION IN PRICE. RICHARDS AND COMPANY (LIMITED) Are now Delivering their SUPERIOR LAReE HAND-PICKED HOUSE COA'- Large, 12s 6d; Thre' and Thro' lis GrI. Within the Toll Gates (Mount Pleasant excepted.) West Cross, Norton, Castleton, and Mumbles. Large, Us; Thre' and Thro', 13s. Extra Haulage chargeable to Eaiana, Caswell, and Newtea, according to distance. CASH ON DELIVERY. A reduction in Price made on orders exceeding i Tong PITWOOD IMPORTERS. ALL ORDERS TO GLOUCESTER HOUSMa SWANSEA. 34542 WITTE, T A I7>O RT AND DE A ER • {from Ender's, Cou;t Tailois, Re#int-st: ct, don), hesrs to tbar.k his numerous fnem.d ana u. t.,r.Krf for the liberal support they hav*- .»ost<we-; on turn bis commencement in bnsin-ss, a<i«( to intorni them lhal he is now well of SPKING fcunJMMl GOOTVS, an inspects of which he ean»e*t!y solicits niifl (rust« that by paying: particular atvt^Uon to L'isiti-. fes at, ;UV ranteeing and Eit to leceive a share of j u'oli# patronage. Xott thc **CS8— 1¥U.7. DILLWYN-SIRKET. SWAN&EA. 3044