The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES, ELECTION ADDRESSES, AND PUBLIC COMPANIES, (id per Line. LAW NOTICES, AUCTIONS, AND MISCELLANEOUS, 4dper Line. TRADES, BOOKS, CHARITIES, &-c.t 3d per Line. In order to render the Advertising Columns of the NORTH WALES CHRONICLE more extensively useful to the Public, the following REDUCED SCALE OF CHARGES is adopted for the undermentioned classes of PTTEFAID ADVERTISEMENTS Situations Wanted, Clerks, Servants, L-C., Wanted. Articles or Animals Lost or Found. Offices or Shops Wanted or to be Let. Lodyiwjs and Apartments to Let. One Insertion, not exccediug Twenty Words Is. 6d. Three Insertions, ditto, ditto 3s. bd. These CHARGES apply only to such ADVERTISE- MENTS as are PAID FOR at the time at the Office, or for which Stamps are enclosed with Order, if sent by Post, and do not include Sales by Auction or ordinary Business Ail Irenes. mlants TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. W ANTE]), a situation as CLERK, or otherwise. -Good References.—Apply, "Clerk," North Waha Chrunich Office. WANTEI), a situation as Gardener, or Gardener ami Bailiff; is well accustomed iti the whole routine of Cattle and Sheep farming, &c. Address, T. A," office of this paper. ,r- ~W VY J ANTED, by a respectable Educated Man, a situation as TraveUer in North Wales. Good references. Apply to J. W., Clir(iiiiele" Office, Bangor. AS HOUSE.UAfD. A Young Woman, about 22 years of age, Ai,?4 in want of a situation as Housemaid. Has had experience in the duties, and will be able to produce a good character, -\ddress, "Housemaid," North Walu Chronicle Office, Bangor. £ J persons MEDICAL. WVV TANTED, an ASSISTANT to Dispense, and Y?it ocC!Mion!U[y also a weU-educatcd youth as PUPIL—Addiess, 0. office of this paper. NV ANTED, in a gentleman's family, a good COOK, and an active Housemaid, ac- customed to waiting-Address, 11 A.B. Post office, Bryn K^'lwys, near Corwtm. NOTICE TO SETT-MAKERS. A numb or of SETT-MAKERS will find ?? employment at the Moor Quanies, Newry, Ire- land, where <irst-e)ass wages can be earned. -Apply to H. Campbell and Son, Moor Quarries, Newry. BANGOR NOrmAL COLLEGE. WANTED, a r?INCIPAL, whose chief, W duties will be to exercise a general superinten- dence over the Institution, con duct correspondence, take steps for raisin- Funds, inspect British Schooh, nnd generally to promote and guide education in connexion with such schools throughout North Wales, Salary, £ 200 per annum. Candidates must be conversant with the Welsh language, ..nd send their applications, accom- panied by Testimonials, addressed to The Chairman, Normal College, Bangor," not later than the Illth ius- tanto HUGH OWEN, DAVID EDWARDS, 5th November, 1867. Honorary Secretaries. CARNARVON UNION. MEDICAL OFFICER WANTED. THE Guardians of this Union will on _L Saturday, the 23rd day of November. 1807, proceed to the election of a Medical Officer for the Llaiiidan Dis- trict. Salary per uuuutn, with extra fee. for Surgi- cal operations. Midwifery allowed by the Order of the Poor Law Board, and also for vaccination cases. Application with testimonials of competency qualifi- cation registry under the 21 and 22 vie. c. 90; auu pro- ficiency in "Vaccination must be sent to me on or before Friday, the 22ud November, superscribed 'Medical Officer's Application. Candidates are required to attend the Board on the day of election, but no expenses will be allowed. JOHN THOMAS, Clerk to the Guardians. 9, Market-street, Carnarvon, 17th October, 1807. &»nles, &T. FOR SALE. AFIYE-Toar-old Iron Grey FILLY, by Aoce',Inu.s, nearly 15 hands high, perfectly quiet, suitable to carry a lady, and warranted sound; ayso a strong Farm Cart. Address Mr Hughes, Typrydd, Llangoed, Beaumaris. PENBYFFRYN BRICK WORKS. ?7'HITE, Red, Pressed and Common VV Bricks on Sale, at Peadyffrya Brick Works, near Conway. A. BAN HAM, Manager. FATI'NT GILL STOVE FOR SALE, SUITABLE for warming Small Church, f) or Chapel, Public Room, Office, Entrance Hall, &e. Has been very little used, is nearly as good as New, and parted with because the premises are now heated by Steam. Price £.1. Apply to Mr Douglas, North Wales Chronicle Office Bangor. TO CABINET-MAKERS, &c. TO BE LD, by Private Contrac that i_ old-established Business, (30 years), of CABINET- MAKEK, carried on in High Street, BANGOR, North Wales, by the late Mr. John Williams, sold in conse- quence of his decease. The Stock, which comprises a large assortment of all sorts of goods connected with the business, and a quantity of good well-seasoned timber, ready to be converted into furniture, to be taken by the purchaser at a vkLIuation likewise, the Goodwill and Lease of the premises (5 years unexpired). For full particulars, application is to be made to Messrs. John and Richard Williams, Solicitors, Beaumaris. be Het. BEAUMARIS. TO be Let, with immediate possession, an 1 excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, beautifully situated on the Banks of the Menai Straits, containing dining-room, drawing-room, six bed-rooms, bath-room, w.c., kitchen, housekeeper's room, coach house and stabling. The house contains every accommodation anti a hsating apparatus, and is remarkably well furnished and dry. Application to Mr Thomas Byrne, house agent, Beau- maris. DESIRABLE FARM, near CONWAY AND LLAN- DUDNO. 110 BE LET a Capital Farm, consisting of upwards 200 Acres of good arable and pasture land, advantageously situated within 2 miles of the towns of Conway and Llandudno. Immediate possession may be had, and the whole or part of the Stock and Superior Implements may he taken at a valuation. Application to be made to Mr. George Felton, Auc- tioneer and Surveyor, Mostyn Estate Offices, Llanduduo. TO BE LET, PLAS I,ODIG, a desirable Family Resi- dence, beautifully situated in the immediate vi. cinity of Uaugor, within a few minutes' walk of the Railway Station. The house contains Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Conservatory, excellent Bedrooms, Bathroom, and Servants' Offices. It commands an exten- sive sea view and the range of Welsh mountains. There are attached to the premises large Stables, Coach- house, and a good Garden, walled in, well stocked with fruit trees. A few acres of land may be had if required. For further particulars apply at 33, Victoria Place, Bangor. public Uottccs. I a\\blí( jf.!otícrs. CARNARVONSHIRE & ANGLE-my INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meeting of the Governors ef the above Institution will be held at, the Board-room, 011 Wednesday, Novem- ber 13th, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpose of examining the accounts and othergener.il purposes. LEONARD ►SLATER, Hon. Sec. Bangor, Nov. 1st, 18G7. PARIS FASHIONS. MRS- WILLIAMS, PARIS HOUSE, Ban- +"1 gor, most respectfully announces to the Lady Re- sidents of Bang'?r and surroundings. that she will have her principal Show of Fashions in about nine days. The importations include somo truly clmrmiug speei. mens of French taste the bonnets, though still very small, are remarkably elegant and graceful. Many new and beautiful shades of colour have been introduced in Velvet and Fancy Materials. A beautiful variety of Hats and Demi Hats for young Ladies, trimmed with freat novelty and effect Head-dresses, Caps, Ribbons, l.-ers. Feathers, Lace Goods, &c? Grocery AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE, HIGH-STREET Si UNloN-STREET, BANGOR. Established 1840. AIZY DYI%.INS, in returning thanks to her friends and the public in general for the liberal patronage hitherto so kindly extended to her be"; respectfully to inform them that she has now on hand in addition to her ordinary large stock, some splendid smoked WESTMORELAND HAMS and FLITCHES in the primest possible condition, and which in lfavour and quality are fully equal to those of Westphalia. Agent for W. ami A Gilbey's Foreign Wiues which are unequalled for price and quality combined. Also British Wines, Allsopp's Burton Ales, and Guiuness's Dublin Porters. THE APOTHECARIES HALL, OPPOSITE THE MAKKET, HIGH ST REST. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY JL RECIPES carefully Dispensed with the the Purest Medicines. Immediate delivery. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Distinguished and celebrated WELSH BOU- QUETS, prepared by the Sole Proprietor, R. HUGHES, CHSMXST, 218, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR. HOWELL'S FEMALE OItPHA SCHOOLS, DEN JIG li. rnHERE will be VACANCIES for FIVE X_ INMATES on the Foundation, to be filled up on Tuesday, the 3rd day of December next, who will be instructed, clothed, and maintained at the expense of the Charity. No Girl can be admitted before the age of Seven, nor after Twelve, There will be VACANCIES for SIX PAY BOAR- DERS to be tilled up on the same day. No Pay Boarder can be admitted before the age of Seven, but the aye is not limited to Twelve, like the Inmates. Terms, S20 perannum. 1)er,,tiiiiiin-i. applications may be had from the Clerk, and to he sent to him before the 2nd day of December next. NOTE.-All former applications must be renewed by letter to the Clerk. MARTIN SMITH, Clerk to the Local Governors Park Lane, Denbigh, November 6th. 1867. PEXUHYJTHAUL, BANGOR. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11TH FAREWELL BENEFIT Of PROFESSOR STONE. GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. Biological Experiments, Amateur Singing, and Grand Gift Entertainment.  SPLENDID (18 CuMt) fine GOLD A WATCH a valuable SILVER WATCH, and numerous other be.?tiM Gifts will be panted to the audience, in addition to which a SILVEh, WATCH will be .riven as a Prize to the best Amateur Singer of cIlti. mental Song or Ballad a BEAUTIFUL ALBUM will be given to the best "Amateur Comic Singer, both to be awarded by a vote of the audience, those intenlling to compete as Singers will send in their names to Professor Stone, at 284, High Street, previous to Monday. Doors open at half-past 7, to commence at 8 o clock. Admission,—Stalls, 2s. Second Seats, Is. N B —In consequence of the great expense on this occasion, there will be no Half-price, and no Frte List. Off" Positively Professor Stone's last appearance in Bangor. NEW BUILDING SOCIETY AT BANGOR. THE BANGOR AND ARFON PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. £10 Shares. Subscriptions, 5s per month. TRUSTEFS. WM. BULKELEY HUGHES, Esq., M.P., Plas Coch. HUGH R. HUGHES, Esq., Garth View. WILLIAM PIUTCHARD, Esq., Tanycoed. DI HECTORS. Mr. Meshach Roberts, chemist, High-street (President). T. T. Roberts, draper, do. J. E. Roberts, draper, do. John Evans, butcher, do. Josiah Hughes, ironmonger, do. Henry Jones, traveller, Castle Bank. William Davies, clerk, Penlon Works. Rev. David Williams. 3, Oli.ludwr Terrace. SOLICITOR MR. DAVID EDWARDS. BANKERS: MESSRS. WILLIAMS AND CO, Old Bank. The First General Meeting for the enrolment of mem- _.i navment of subscriptions, will be held from ? ?'t8 o-?o? on Tuesday. October 15th, 1867 .and will be continued on the first Tuesday after the 10th of every Month, at the Rooms of the Society, 262, High Street. St Copies of the Rules, piospectus, and any information may be obtained of may b. oMained?? WHITE, SECRETARY, 4, Brynteg Ternce. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. BONUS YEAR, 1870. The EIGHTH DIVISION of the PROFITS of th STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY wi take place in 1870; and those Persons who assure before the 15th November, in the present. year, will participate. The Accumulated and Invested Funds and Annual Re- venue now amount to- Accumulated Fund .£3,700,000 Annual Revenue £ b7o,000 The Profits of the Company have been divided on seven occasions since 1825. and on each occasion large and im- portant benefits were given to the assured. A Prospectus, containing very full information as to the Company's Principles and Practice, will be forwarded on application. Agencies in every town of importance throughout the kingdom. Agencies in India and the Colonies, where premiums can be received and claims settled. HENRY JONES WILLIAMS, General Secretary for England,, 82, King William Street, E.C. S. R. FERG USON, Resident Secretary, 3, Pall Mall East. LONDON 182, KING WILLIAM STREET, E.C. Wesi End Office, ) 3, PALL MALL EST. EDINBURGH. 3, GEORGE ST., HEAD OFFICE. DUBLIN 66, UPPER SACKVJLLE STREET. GLASGOW. 106, ST. VINCENT STREET. AGENTS Pwllheli-J, Owen, Bank. Denbigh—John Jones, Bank Place. Bangor )>Vacant. Carnarvon  Conway ) Nevin—John Wilson, draper, &c. Amlwch-James Williams, Parys Mines. Beddgelert—Thomas Searell, South Snowdon Slate Quarries. Portmadoc- Vacant. Harlech-Ditto. Menai Bridge-Ellis W. Timothy, jun., wine mer- chant. public ^oticcs. CYN CODI CWN CAEIi." G OOD DOG! Pour Follow" I find X that you are much pleased with W Glyn Evans' patent food shall have it most assuredly, and that quickly." Northgate-street, Chester. COUNTY OF MERIONETH. NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an Order in Council dated the 23rd day of October last, no Licenses for the removal of Cattle within the County or out of it will be required or granted after this date. Dated the 4th day of November, 1867. EDWARD BREESE, Clerk of the Peace. H ° L Y H E A D. Jl SMITH'S MARINE HOTEL, WATERSIDE, HOLYHEAD, A first class Family and Commeicial Hotel, comman- ding an uninterrupted view of the sea and the Snowdon- ian range of mountains, replete with every comfort, in- cluding Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Billiard Room, &o. Cars for H ire. A 'Bus meets the Traius and Steamers. Charges moderate. Proprietor—W. H. SMITH, Auctioneer aud Appraiser. DRAINAGE AND LAND IMPROVEMENTS. JANDOWNERS contemplating tho Drain- .J age of land, the erection of Farm Buildings and other improvements, and desiring to take up loans for the purpose, are requested to apply to Mr. William Scott, Towyn, agent to the General Land Drainage and Improvement Company for particulars. Mr. Scott will be glad to execute works for Land- owners and others desirous of findiug their own capital SEIONT, GWYRFAI, AND LLYFNI SALMON FISHERY DISTRICT. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that in accor- 1 dance with an Order made by the Right Honour- able Gathorne Hardy, Secretary of State for the Home Department, dated the 21st October, 181j7, the CLOSE TIME for Rod and Net Fishing, within the Seiont, Gwyrfai, and Llyfni Fishery District, will terminate on the thirtieth day of April, instead of the first day of Februaiy. H. P. MANLEY, Brynteg, Carnarvon, 1st Nov., 1867. Secretary ONE Hundred Pounds Reward will be paid by H. Davies Griffith, Esq., of Caerliun, near Con- way, to any person who will give information as will lead to the oouvictioa of the person or persons who levelled the Walls and burnt his House on the Mountain in the parish of Caerhun, some years ago. 1 TUFTY Pounds Reward will also be given r by the said H. Davies Griffith, for the conviction of the persons who have been, since the Inclosure of the Common, destroying the Fences, &c., of his neighbours' Allotments in the parishes of Caerhun and Llaubedr. FIFTY Pounds Reward will also be paid JT by the said H. Davies Griffith, for the conviction of the writer of the anonymous Letter, signed Rebecca Company," and dated December 25tli, IStiti, threatening Ueatll and Fire to fr. Griffith and his servants, for having summoned a man for cutting ten Ornamental Holly Trees, growing on the domain of Caerhun. Caerhun, October 28th, 18Gli. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! JOHN OWEN, 49, SHUDE-HILL, MANCHESTER, Importer and dealer in all kinds of FOREIGN and ENGLISH FANCY GOODS. SHIPPERS, Auctioneers, Shopkeepers, ks Hawkers, and others, are most particularly requested to call and inspect the Stock of the NEW ARRIVAL from the Continent, for CHRISTMAS, consisting of Toys of all sorts. Work Boxes, Desks, Dominoes, Leather Goods, Lustres, Bird Shades, and all other kinds of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention, CASES UF GOODS always ready, from £ 2 to 25, and SlU to :1:1.5, well selected for any trade. W NOTE THE ADDRESS— THE OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE TOY WAREHOUSE, 49, SIWDEIULL, MANCHESTER, JOHN OWEN, PROPRIETOR. TERMS, CASH. No agenti or travellers employed, prices thereby reduced CROMWELL'S TESTIMONIAL. A MEETING was convened in Beaumaris A, on Tuesday evening, November the 5th, which was attended by the Ministers and Deacons of the various Dissenting congregations in the town, and by other gentle- men interested in the object of the meeting, to consider the best means of making a public acknowledgment of the able services rendered by the Rev. W. Williams, (Cromwell), to the cause of religious liberty in general, and more espscially for his triumphant vindication of the rights of Nonconformists, and the religious prin- ciples which they inculcate, in opposition to the public attacks made upon them of late years in the Principality. Aud it was unanimously resolved to make a public TESTIMONIAL, so that an opportunity might be affor- ded to all who appreciate religious liberty, and the saving truths of the Word of God, to co-operate in the move- ment. Mr. W. during many years lias been most inde- fatigable in his endeavours to enlighten his countrymen on topics relating to the spirituality of the Kingdom of Christ aud in aU his controversies and voluminous newspaper correspondence, he has invariably evinced a charitable and christian spirit. Nonconformists es- especially throughout the Principality are greatly in- debted to him for his efficient and disinterested labours, and the Committee would earnestly solicit general co- operation for to enable them to do honour to whom honour is due. PRESIDENTS: REV. H. HUGHES. REV. E. DAVIES. TREASURER;, MR. J. WILLIAMS, Merchant, Church Street. SECRETARIES: REV. J. JAMES. MR. H. THOMAS, 14, Castle Street. Subscriptions will be kindly received at the National Provincial Bank, Beaumaris, or by the Treasurer. THE BANGOR DIOCESAN BOARD OF EDUCATION PROGRAMME OF THE SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION FOR 1868. SCRIPTURE. 1st Class.—II Book of Kings, with a general knowledge of the principal events in the Old Testament history. The Gospel according to St. Luke. 2nd Class.—Genesis, 1 ch-22 ch., with a general knowle(ige of the principal events in the Old Testament History. The parables of the Saviour and the principal events in His life. 3rd Class.—The Creation, Fall and Deluge the Birth of St. John the Baptist; and the principal events in the Life ot the Saviour. 4th Class.-The Creation and Fall; the Birth of St John the Baptist; and the nativity, crucifixion, and resur- rection of the Saviour. 5th Class.-The Creation and Fall; the nativity of the Saviour. CHURCH HISTORY. 1st Class.-History of the Principal events of the Church, its teaching, government, rites, and ceremonies during the first century. 2nd Class. -History of the principal events of the Church as narrated in the lst-15th ch. of the Acts of the Apostles. LITURGY. The order for Morning prayer. CATECHISM. 1st Class.— To be able to repeat and write the whole, with an intelligent knowledge of its meaning. 2nd Class.-10 be able to repeat as far as the portion concerning the Sacraments, and to write the Creed. 3i-d Class. -To be able to repeat to the end of the com- mandments. 4th Class.—To be able to repeat to the end of the Creed. 5th Class and To be able to repeat the Lord's Prayer Lower Classes. ) and the Creed. f1!,ubUc jiloti(e. A. LANDERGAN, Organist of St. James's Church, Upper Bangor, BEGS to announce that he is now prepared to give Lessons on the Organ, Pianoforte, Harmon- ium, Violin, aud Singing. Castle Hotel, Bangor, August 2nd. 1807. SALE AND REMOVAL OF CATTLE. BY the Order in Council of the 23rd Oc- D tober last, (from and after the 4th November, 1867,) Cattle of owners or occupiers may be sold on the premises, although they have not been in possession 28 days Cattle may be removed from County to County. or from place to place, and to and from larkets without Licence or Pass. Market Exhibitions and Sales of Cattle cannot be held without the Liceuce of the Privy Council. The order does not extend to the Metropolis. JOSEPH PEERS, Clerk of the Peace for the County of Denbigh. Ruthin, 5th November, 1807. COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. SALES OF CATTLE. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that by virtue and in pursuance of the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Acts, and the Consolidated Cattle Plague Older of August, 1867, the Licence of the Lords of Her Majesty's most Honorable Privy Council has been obtained lor holding Sales of Cattle, whether iuteudedfor imme- diate slaughter or otherwise, at the following places, viz. Brynsiencyn Ou the 12th November instant. Llangefni On the 14th, 21st, an I 28th November instant, and on the 5th, 12th, and 19th December next. Llanfaclireth On the Pith November inst. Llanerchymedd..On the 13th, 20th, and 27th November instant, and on the 4th December next. Menai Bridge ,On the 14th November instant. Such sales to be subject, and according to the condi- tions, provisions, and regulations applicable thereto, under the said acts and ordei. 1UCHARD OWEN, Clerk of the Peace. Beaumaris, November 6, 18G7. CARMICHAEL (formerly RICHMOND HOSPITAL SCHOOL) OF MEDICINE. WINTER SESSION OF 1807-8. Dissections and Demonstrations commenced on the 1st of October. The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE was de- livered by Dr. CORLEY, on THURSDAY, October 31, at twelve o'clock, and the ordinary Lectures begin on the 4th of November. LECTURES. Anatomy and Physiology—Mr Curran. Anatomy (Descriptive and Sui,gical).-Dr. Corley. Surgery, Theoretical, Practical, and Operative).—Mr. Stokes. Medicine (Theory and Practice).—Dr. Cruise, Dr. Gor- don. Chemistry.—(Theoretical and Practical).—Dr. Davy. Midwifery.—Dr. Jennings. Demonstrations and Dissections by the Lecturers on Anatomy and Physiology, assisted by the Demonstrators. -Dr. Purser, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Madden. The Carmichael School is in the immediate vicinity of the Richmond, Whitworth, and Hardwicke Hospitals, and is connected by its Lectures with those, as well as with the Meath, the Mater Misericordiie, and Jervis-street Hospitals. The fee for each Course of Lectures is Three Guineas. Carmichael Premiums" to the value of Sixty Pounds are awarded at the end of the Session. And the Mayne Scholarship, value Fifteen Pounds, will be given for Proficiency in purely Practical Medicine, Surgery, and Anatomy, as tested by Clinical Examinations in the Hospitals, as well as by Operations and Dissections on the Subject. For further information apply to A, H. CORLEY, M. D., Secretary, 14, Summer-hill, Dublin. NOTICE FOR LETTING TOLLS. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the Tolls 1 arising at the several Turnpike Gates on the Turnpike Road leading from Denbigh to Halkin, from Afonwen to Mold, and from Blackbrook to Pontnewydd, together with the several Chains or Side-bars belonging thereto, called the Mold awl Den bigh District of Roads and also the several Turnpike Gates on the Turnpike Road leadiug from Denbigh to Rhuddlan, and the Branch Gates belonging thereto, called the Denbigh and Rhudd- lan District of Roads; and also the several Turnpike Gates on the Turnpike Road from Pant Evan Brook to Conway Ferry-liouse, called or known by the several name3 of Pant Evan Gate, St. Ceorge Gate, Abergele Gate, Sam, Marl, and Dolwyd Gates, together with the Chains or Side-bars at Colwyn Bridge, and Colwyn Station, called the St. Asaph and Conway District of Roads, will be LET BY AUCTION, to the highest bid- der, at the County Court Haty, St. Asaph, on Thursday, the 28th November, 1867, between the hours of Eleven and Three o'clock, in the manner directed by the Acts passed in the Third and Fourth years of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth For Regulatins Turnpike Roads," which Tolls produced last year the undermentioned Sums:— Mold and Denbigh District let at. fSOO Denbigh and Rhuddlan District let at 460 St. Asaph and Conway District let at 665 Above the expenses of collecting the same; and will be put up at those or such other sums, for one year, from the first day of January, 1803, to the 31st day of Decem- ber following, as the said Trustee shall think fit, and subject to such conditions as shall be determined upon by the said Trustees. fö" Whoever happens to be the highest bidder must then and there give security with sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the Trustees, for the payment of the Rent monthly, or in such other manner and proportions as snail be directed and no second Bidding will be received unless the bidder shall deposit One Hundred Pounds in the hands of the Clerks, under conditions then to be declared, one of such conditions being (should the Trustees require it,) an agreement on the part of the Takers to leave the RIO) deposit money in the hands of the Trustees in part payment of the Rent at which the Tolls may be Let. WYATT & SISSON, St. Asaph, Oct. 9th, 1867. Clerks to the Trustees. CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, CURRY OR MULLIGATAWNY PASTE, Curry Powder, and Curry Sauce, may he obtained Retail in all parts of the World, aud Wholesale of CROSSE AND BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. 1741 THE ROYAL EXCHANGE 'ASSURANCE CORPORATION. For Fire, Life, and Marine Assurance, and for Annuities. Established A. D. 1720 by Charter of King George the First, and confirmed by Special Acts of Parliament, Chief Office in the ltoyal Exchange, ondon, Branch.. 29, Pall Mall, PERSONS assured with this Corporation JL incur no liabilities of Partnership. Payment of their claims is secured by a large invested Capital Stock. They enjoy the advantages of modern practice, with the stability of an office which has been tested by the ex- perience of nearly a Century and a half. Tables of the premiums and of the Bonus in the life. Department, may be obtained at the offices of the Cor poration, or from its Agents in the principal towns of the United Kingdom. JOHN A. HIGHAM, Actuary and Secretary. Agent at Carnarvon.John Morgans. Esq. Bangor J. V. H. Williams, Esq. Pwllheli Mr. David Davies. 701 ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1808. FIRE AND LIFE. Capital One Million Two Hundred Thousand Pounds. Agent for Bangor: MR. R. M. GRIFFITH, National Provincial Bank, Of whom Tables of Rates, Forms of Proposal, and any information needful to effect Life and Fire Assurances may be obtained. N.B. Goverl)lllent Duty.-All Fire Assurances are now subject to the Reduced Duty of Is. 6d. per Cent. except Farming Stock, which is exempt from Duty. No charge made for Policy Stamps. Losses occasioned by lightning and exploetoa of &ea will be paid. GRIFFITH DAVIES HIGH STREET, D3-A.3KT GrO R WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. G. Davies most respectfully informs his numerous friends and the public, that he is now prepared to show novelties suitable for the present Season, in all the various departments. The great reduction in the Cotton Market enables him to offer Shirtings, Long Cloths, &c., at prices equal to what they were before the American War. He invites special attention to the Dress, Mantle, and Millinery Departments. GENERAL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT. FAMILY GROCER AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT. NIH. SCOTT, D EHfTIST, ALBION HOUSE, CARNARVON", INVITES the attention of nervous and delicate persons to his improved process of supply- ) ing artificial teeth. No extraction is necessary loose teeth and roots are supported and covered over a soft lastic material is used as a base, and they v.-ill be found within the reach of the most economical. May be con-, suited with gratis once a month at CONWAY, the first Tuesday, at Mr. Robert Davies', tailor and draper, High-street. LLANRWST, first Wednesday, Mr. Vrichard, Confectioner, Denbigh street. PWLLHELLI, the second Wednesday, at Shop Crigan, PORTMADOC, second Thursday, Ship Inn. BETHESDA. Pay day at Quarries at Mr. H. Hughes, Flour-dealer. Mr. Scott's Treatise on the Teeth, in which will be found the cause and remedy for the tooth ache for 4 stimp ALL WHO SUFFER FROM COCJGHS AND COLDS, SHOULD TRY BOWERS'S COUGH LOZENGES! PREPARED ONLY BY BOWERS BROTHERS, 101, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. Sold in Boxes, 7Jd, Is, and 2s each, by most respectable Chemists. 302 Is Gd in postage stamps will free a Is box by post to any part of the Kingdom. THOMAS MERIONETHSHIRE IMPERIAL SAUCE, IS THE MOST DELICIOUS, ECONOMICAL, AND GENERALLY USEFUL SAUCE EXTANT PRICE Is. 6d. PER BOTTLE. ALSO, THE TEGID SAUCE! of approved excellence, and at a price within the reach of all classes PRICE ONE SHILLING. N.B,-The above Sauces are carefully Prepared :oaly) by JANE THOMAS, CHYMIST, BALA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN EVERYWHERE. 2060 THE" NORTH WALES CHRONICLE" STEAM PRINTING AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN KENMUIR DOUGLAS, LITHOGRAPHIC, COPPER-PLATE, AND LETTERPRESS PRINTER, STATIONER, AND BOOKBINDER, HIGH STREET, BANGOR, PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR BANKERS BROKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, PUBLIC COMPANIES, SOLICITORS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC., EXECUTED WITH PROMPTITUDE. PROSPECTUSES. ARrlCLES OF ASSOCIATION. CATALOGUES. INVENTORIES. CIRCULARS. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS. PLACARDS. INVOICES. BILL-HEADS. CHECK BOOKS. THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT IS REPLETE WITH EVERY DESCRIPTION OF COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, ACCOUNT BOOKi LEDGERS, CASH BOOKS, ETC. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS SUPPLIED ON DAY OF PUBLICATION. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS. 2uMic iotices. CARNARVONSHIRE TURNPIKE TRUST. TOLLS TO BE LET FOR 1868. NOTICE is Hereby Given that on Saturday, the 7th day of December, 1867, will be Let by Auction, at the Guild Hall, in the town of Carnarvon (to commence at three o'clock p.m.), subject to conditions then to be produced, to the best approved bidder, the Tolls, arising under an Act, the 2nd Wm. IV., and other General Acts, and payable at the several under-mention- ed Toll Gates, in accordance and in manner directed by the Acts passed in the 3rd and 4th Years of the Reign of His late Majesty George IV., and other Acts, for" Regu- lating Turnpike Roads;" which Tolls produced the last year (clear of the cost of collecting) the respective sums opposite each gate- The tolls from stage coaches, cars, or carnages, licensed to carry passengers, are reserved. 1. Gwydyr gate, near Llanrwst £165 0 0 2. Gyffiu gate, near Conway. 95 0 0 3. Sarn-y-mynach gate, near Llansantffraid, .t20, and subject to repairs of the road of that distlict. 0 0 0 4. Conway-marsh gate. 120 0 0 5. Pen-maeu-mawr gate 70 0 0 6. Tan-y-lon gate, north of Talyhont 145 0 0 7. Bangor gate) 1 265 0 0 8. Vaeuolgate ) 0ne ? 265 0 0 9. Tan-y-gnsiau gate 135 0 0 10. Bod-rual gate, near Carnarvon. 340 0 0 11. Pen-llyn gate, near Llanberis 280 0 0 12. Gwastad-nant gate, east side of Llan. beris I.. I. 65 0 0 13. Glan-gwna gate, near Carnarvon 175 0 0 14. Rhyd ddu gate, east of Quellyn Lake 90 0 0 15. Gelli gate, near Nantllc, clears Pant-du gate. 24 0 0 16. Pant-du gate clears Gelli and Dolydd 24 0 0 gates 42 0 0 17. Dolydd gate, clears Pant-du 105 0 0 18. Berth gate, south of Llanllyfni 40 0 0 19. Maes-mawr gate, near Pwllheli. 65 0 0 20. Clynnog gate 85 0 0 21. Seiont gate, near Carnarvon 500 0 0 And they will be put up as above, or in lots, at those or such other sums as the trustees shall then direct (or may have authorised us so to do,) for one year, from the 1st of January to the 31st of December, 1868. No bidding will be received unless the bidder, before, or at the time, hands to us the undertaking of two or more sureties or joint-takers, satisfactory to us. The party being the highest accepted bidder will be re- quired at the time to sign a contract, and other engage- ment, with two sufficient sureties or joint-takers, to the satisfaction of the trustees present or ourselves, for the due performance of the agreement and payment of the rent by proportionate quarterly instalments, or in ad- vance, as the trustees or ourselves shall then require. Ilarties intending to become takers, are requested to send us the undertaking of their intended sureties or joint-takers, on or before Saturday, the 9th day of No- vember, 1867. O. JONES and O. JONES, JUN., Clerks to the Trustees of the Carnarvonshire Turnpike Trust. Castle Square, Carnarvon, 19th October, 1867. | ubti, otittt CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY. WINTER SAILINGS. jlyi r\N and after Friday, 1st ?'?a???. V/ November, the Company intend la?,so ailing the Prince of Wales, or other of !t!t*.i!W!t??&tt their Steamers, (until further Notice.) From MENAI BRIDGE, on Fridays. From LIVERPOOL, on Wednesdays. Goods will be received at the North end of Clarence Dock, on Tuesdays. Company's Office, Menai Bridge, 23rd October, 1867. THE Mersey Docks and Harbour Boar d _L hereby give Notice that they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY on the security of their Bonds, at the rate of Four Pounds Five Shillings per Centum per An- num, interest, for periods of Three or Five Years, and Four Pounds Seven Shillings and Sixpence per Cerltum. per Annum, for Seven Years and upwards. Interest Warrants for the whole term, payable half- yearly at the Bankers of the Board in Liverpool, or in London, will be issued with each bond. Communications to be addressed to GEORGE J. JEFFER- SON, Esq., Dock-office, Liverpool. By order of the Board, JOHN HARRISON, Secretary. Dock-office, Liverpool, October 31, 1867. BOOKBINDING. TO THE PUBLIC. Every description of BOOKBINDING neatly and expeditiously executed at the North Wales Chronicle and Cronicl eypnru Offices, High-street. BANGOR, BOOKBINDING. ACCOUNT BOOKS, LEDGERS, &c in Vellum, Russia, or Calf, with or without Russia Bands, and warranted to open flat* manufactured on the premises. BOOKBINDING. TO-THE TRADE. Binding, Paper Ruling, Paging, Number. ing, Perforating, &c., executed at the usual Trade Prices, at Douglas' Steam Printing and Book-binding Works, High Street. J Bangor.