EARRINGS.-Old-fashioned best gold long earrings. Price £1; very pretty.-2970c.

Long, massive, Roman pearls.-1778c.

A handsome pair of German garnet earrings, stud shape, small pearls in centre, valued by a jeweller at £1 15s., for £i 18.-2678c.

A pair of turquoise and gold earrings. Price £2 10s. -1476c.

Handsome pair of long mother-o'-pearl earrings, set in silver. Price 8s. 6d. ; very cheap.-Address H. O. P., 25, Rufford-road, Elm-park, Liverpool.

Beautiful pair of jet earrings, with gold_wires. Price 6s.; great bargain. -Address H. O. P., 25, Rufford-road, Elm-park, Liverpool.

Handsome filigree gold earrings, pearl in centre, 30s.; fine gold and cameo ditto, 30s. On view.-4394B.

A very pretty pair of real gold and turquoise earrings. Price only £2 58.; worth a great deal more. On view. -5120B.

Real rock coral. Price only 3s. 6d., post free.-1476c. Real gold rings for the ears. Price 38.-29-6c. Wanted, a pair of old paste earrings, short ones; must be good, with gold wires. Will require to be seen.-3013c.

LINKS.— Very handsome sleeve links, inlaid Devonshire marble, set in silver. Price 12s. 6d., cost much more.-1871c.

LOCKETS.-Sweetly pretty enamelled locket, suitable for lady's watch chain. Price 28.-2821c.

Real gold locket, small size. Price 2s. 6d. ; cost

7s. 6d. 2839c.

Blue enamel locket, centre pearl trefoil, best gold. Price £1. On view.-2654c.

Very pretty engraved double gold locket, not very large. Only 7s. 6d.-1852c.

Two handsome French gold and blue enamel lockets. Price 8s. 6d. each. Large size.-1852c.

A handsome washed locket, to hold two photographs, made of two imitation spade guineas, cannot be told from gold, will keep its colour, would look superb on a gentleman's chain, and it is of the finest workmanship. Price 7s. 6d. 2771c.

Oval enamel and gold, for two photos. Price 12s. ; a bargain. (London.)-2882c.

NECKLACES.-Two rows real onyx, and gold beads alternate. Only 30s.-2864c.

A splendid single necklace of Salviati's Venetian beads. Cost 15s.; price 108. C. P.-2743c.

with pendants, to dispose of much under cost price, A lady has some handsome Whitby jet necklets,

from 7s. 6d.-1871c.

Crystal necklace, two rows, fifty good-sized beads, beautifully cut, egg shape.-2654c.

Very handsome seed coral necklace. Price 3s. 6d. ; cost more.-214B.

Magnificent real coral bead necklace, bends size of a large pea, three rows, 200 beads, £2 10s. I would divide it, viz., 66 beads, 15s. Ed.; 100 beads, 25s. 6d., to suit purchasers; a bargain.--2502c.

Real old-fashioned pearl necklace, very valuable, only £5. Would send to EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand, for inspection; pretty

gold locket and chain 21s.-2872c.

I have a very good and pretty necklet, quite new. Cost 15s.; any offers.-3012c.

PENDANTS.-A very handsome gold and turquoise pendant, with gold fringe and place at the back for hair or photo. Worth £6, to be sold for £4 15s. Could be seen at the EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand, if desired.-1476c.

Lovely French gold pendant for neck, shield, with carbuncle in centre. Price 58.-Address Dora, 25, Rufford-road, Fairfield, Liverpool.

PENCIL CASE.-Handsome real gold pencil case (lady's), set with turquoises. Price 48., stamps accepted. -2559c.

PINS.-Handsome scarf pin, fox's tusk, set in gold, strong and good. Cost 15s.; price 8s.-2621c.

RINGS.-Massive gold signet ring, with yellow amethyst ston of large size. Price 3 guineas. On view.-1108c.

Magnificent gold snake ring, very massive, four coils, ruby eyes. Cost £5 5s. last month; price £2 15s. only, and very cheap.-1919c.

Lady's splendid coral cluster ring, 18-carat gold. Cost £2. Money offers.-2756c.

Emerald and diamond ring, price £1.-2774c. Gentleman's massive gold ring, with onyx stone. Price 30s.; great bargain. (London.)-2882c. Gentleman's signet ring, sardonyx stone. 15-carat gold. Want offers to 25s.-3013c.

Handsome gold ring, set with seven antique brilliants. Cost £2; price 10s. Bargain.-S029c.

Lady's diamond ring, small size, single stone, set clear. Price 50s. (London.)-2598c.

Gold ring, with three large pearls, flat. Price £1 1s. Free. Offers.-3017c.

Lady's stamped gold guard ring, medium size. Price 8s. 6d., great bargain.-Address Dora, 25, Ruffordroad, Fairfield, Liverpool.

Wanted, a lady's ring. State price, colour, and full particulars. Must be sent on approval.-2989c. SCENT BOTTLE.-New doub'e scent bottle. Price 5s. 6d.-Stella, post office, Newland-terrace, Keusington.

SETS.-Gentleman's inlaid mother-o'-pearl set, consisting of studs for wrist, ditto front, and collar stud. price 68.; very great bargain.-Address Coral Hastings, 25, Ruffo d-road, Fairfield, Liverpool.

Whitby jet'necklet, with handsome cameo pendants bracelet to match, both new. Cost 30s.; price 188. 6d. 1871c.

Handsome necklet and earrings, antique crystallites and garnets, set in gold, very handsome. Price £10 10s. On view at the EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 33, Wellington-street, Strand.-4394B.

Handsome fine go'd brooch, with fringed pendant, earrings to match. Price £4 10s. (London.)-2882c. STUDS.-A set of studs, imitation onyx, price 3s. -Address E. P., Upper Lodge, Bushy-park, Teddington. VARIOUS.-Gilt bouquet holder, 5s.; cost 15s.; smelling bottle, real silver spring top, 7s. 6d. ; cost 18s. -2839c.

Curb Albert and beautiful seal, horse's head, 9-carat, weighs nearly 1oz.. Cost £7; price £4 58.-2852c. Gentleman's Albert chain, gold, and watch key, pair of amethyst bracelets, handsome gold chains, 42s. price 31s. 6d.—2706c. On view.-2706c.

Handsome pebble bracelet, set in gold, 36s. 6d.;

Set of pink shell and crystals, long pearl and crystal earrings, brilliant silver set, crystal pendant, all new. Price 10s.-2790c.

Gold Albert chain and locket, 22s.; silver Geneva lever watch. Price 3 s.-2685c.

Set of plain, 15-carat gold shirt studs and solitaires. Price 12s. 6d.-2559c.

I wish to dispose of some good pieces of lapis lazuli, unset, and two pairs of pins for the hair.-1667c. dispose of, equal to new, daisy pattern. Open to offers. I have a brooch and earrings of French garnet to

-3020c.

Fine gold Albert, £2; gold pin, new, 12s. 6d. ; set gold studs, 10s. 6d. Latter on view at EXCHANGE AND MART, 32, Wellington-street, Strand.-2965c.

A lady has small articles of antique jewellery to be sold for charity, good and cheap.-2945c. Real jet cut bead necklace, 5s. 6d. ; real jet band bracelet, cameo head, 4s. 6d.-2910c.

Handsome black necklace, and bracelet, foreign, 238.; pretty cornelian necklace, 8s. Offers requested.

-2942c.

Silver filigree set, £1; enamel earrings, 2s. On view.-2961c.

2756c.

Handsome turquoise cluster pin, cost £3 3s. Money offers.-2756c.

Coloured gold pin, for likeness at back, new. Price 10s.; worth 20s.-2550c. Gentleman's handsome pin, negro's head, carved in lava, jewelled turban, and set in fine gold, very good. Price £1 18.-2840c.

Gold scarf pin, antique horse's head, setting by Castellani, Rome. Cost £4; price 558.-2376c.

Wanted, a large silver horseshoe pin, suitable for a lady's shawl.-2590c. PLATE. Electro-plated wine decanter waggon, very elegant, great bargain. Price £1. (London.) C. P. -614c.

Half-dozen best electro-plated table forks; halfdozen ditto, small. Price 18s. 6d.; cost 26s. All new. -2711c.

Electro-plated toast rack, quite new. Cost 24s.; price 15s. On view at the EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand.-2677c.

I have a handsome electro-plated bread or cike basket, worth £2. I will sell it for 258.-2597c.

Large round salver, very well plated, and in excellent condition. Price 158.-2811c.

Real silver knife, fork, s oon, and mug, on pedestal, richly chased, and lined with gilt, in handsome case. Price 10 guineas. The amount to be deposited with the Editor.-1852c.

I wish to dispose, for cash, of some very good electro plated articles. List on application.-Mrs. Derry, Gedney, Holbeach.

Magnificent electro-plated tea and coffee service (four pieces), richly chased. Will take 2 guineas, cash. -Robert Nish, Ulverstone, Lancashire. RINGS.-Gold and hair ring, with three fine pearls in centre. Price 30s. On view.-1108c. Gold, emerald, and diamond ring. view.-1108c.

Price 30s. On

Gold and turquoise ring. Price 78. 6d. ; cost much more.-1852c.

Handsome scarf ring in best gold, with horseshoe in turquoise, spring fastening. Price £1 118. 6d. On view. -232B.

Handsome sapphire and gold ring. Price £10. On

Lady's aluminium watch and pretty short chain, nearly new, keeps good time, price 258.; also a lady's real tortoise shell fancy comb with falling chains, from Ceylon, never been worn. Price 30s.; worth more.2995c.

Lovely French gold necklet, with 56 coralline drops, 88. 6d. ; earrings to match, 28.-2918c.

Beautiful suite cut Paris jet necklet, with pendants, earrings, pins for hair. Will accept half value.-205B.

Wanted, a malachite cross or pendant for the neck, must be silver mounted, but need not be large. Price must be low, and answers immediate.-1476c.

WATCHES.-Silver hunting lever, keeps good

time. Price 35s.-2550c.

Gentleman's handsome gold watch, white dial, £3 38.; double cased silver watch, excellent timekeeper, 50s; lady's pretty little gold watch, excellent timekeeper, with short gold chain, £7.-2706c.

Silver Geneva watch, keeps good time; ditto hunter, ⚫hased cases. Price only £1 10s. each.-2541c.

Lady's pretty little Geneva watch, by Badolet, 18carat gold, blue enamelled back with moss roses. Cost £14; price £4 10s.-2635c.

I have a lady's splendid silver Geneva watch, nicely chased, quite new. Cost £3 58.; will take £1 15s., having no use for it.-2664c.

Excellent strong silver, vertical, by that eminent maker Frodsham, splendid goer. Price 35s., or offers. -2544c.

A lady's very pretty gold watch, in good condition, gold face, for a treadle sewing machine, and £2 cash. Watch cost £11.-2268c.

Lady's gold Geneva watch, jewelled in 4 holes, 18 carat case, excellent timekeeper. Price £4 48. On view.-1108c.

Lady's gold Geneva watch, jewelled in 8 holes, 18 carat case, excellent timekeeper. Price £3 10s. On view.-1108c.

Demi-liunter silver Geneva watch, by Bennett, excellent timekeeper; gold Albert guard, 15-carat. Price for watch and chain 8 guineas.-4394B. Excellent silver horizontal watch, nearly new. Price £1. 18s. Immediate cash.-2904c. small silver-gilt Geneva watch, jewelled in

WATCH.-A great rarity; gold repeater, suitable for a nobleman, strikes the hours and quarters accu. rately; plays music sweetly, at pleasure or voluntary, every hour; good timekeeper, in perfect condition. Sold for no fault, owner having others. For price, &c., upply.-2939c.

LIBRARY.

ALBUMS.-Lovely green new scrap album, em. bossed in gold, straps elegantly illuminated. Price only 10s. 6d. cheap.-2780c.

Bright blue and scarlet photo scrap albums, em bossed in black and gold, scraps illuminated, good paper, new. Price only 8s. 6d. each.-2780c.

A very handsome photographic album, to hold every size and style, green and gold binding, gilt edges and clasps, never used. Price 10s. 6d. (Liverpool.)— 2553c.

Good scrap album, 114 leaves, partly filled with coloured views and photographs. Price 7s. 9d.-T. A. Stead, Union-street, Heckmondwike, Yorkshire.

Handsome scrap book. Price 10s.; cost double. On view.-2961c.

BOOKS.-Pretty small Prayer-book, gilt rims, leaves and clasp, new. Price 1s. 6d.-2821c.

Novels, poems, &c., from 1s.; Moore's British Ferns, coloured, 78. List 1d.-2839c.

General Biographical Dictionary, 2 vols., nearly 1000 pages each, strongly bound, in good condition. Price 6s. 6d., complete.-2843c.

Works of shakespere, Globe edition, nearly new, price 2s. 3d.; Longfellow's Poems, 28. Together or separate.-2843c.

Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, in 11 vols. Price 10s. J. T. Flatters, North-street, Bourne.

as new.

Idylls of the King, green morocco, gilt edges, good Cost 14s. price 11s. free.-2696c. The White Chief, by Mayne Reid, illustrated, 18. 4d.; The Little Savage, by Capt. Marryat, illustra ted, 1s. 3d.-4834B.

Percy Anecdotes wanted vol. xii., edition 1826, printed for Cumberland, Ludgate hill. - Address H.A. P., 24, Richmond-villas, Holloway, N.

Lexicologie, 1s.; Costambert's Geographie, 9d.; Petites Histoires, 8d.; Premières Leçons, led.; Tele maque, 10d.; Charles le Téméraire, 9d. Postage extra. (London.)-2779c.

Graham's Synonymes (ancient), 38.; Slater's Sententiæ Chronoloziciæ, 1s.; Cassell's Arithmetic, d.; Child's First History of Rome, 1s.; Scott and Farr's Eugland, 2s. 6d. ; Child's Guide, 1s.; Help to Catechising, 6d.; Farr's Child's History of France, 10d.; Tales from Froissart, 1s.; Bid'ake's Physical Geography, 10d.; Goldsmith's Greece, 1s. 6d. ; Morrell's Grammar, 18. 3d.; McCulloch's 3rd, 4th, 6th Reading Books, 2s. 6d. Postage extra. (London.)-2779c.

A large pictorial Prayer Book, with many hundred wood cuts; in excellent condition. Price 12s. 6d.266JC.

A Book of Golden Deeds, 3s. 2d.; Heir of Redcliffe, 3s. 6d. ; three of James's Novels, two well bound, the third in paper, new, Woodman, Agincourt, Jac querie, 5s. for all; Flowers from Many Lands, 2s. 3d.; Ruffian Boy, Gd.; Dark Year of Dundee, 1s. 6d. Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, 1s. 6d. ; The Birthday, 18.; Henry Dunbar, 10d.; Gorilla Hunters, 2s. 34.; Recreations of a Country Parson, 2s. 6d.; Elegant Arts for Ladies, 3s.; Papers for Thoughtful Girls, 2s. 6d.; White Rock Cove, is. 6d. ; Heartsease, 4s. 2d.; Garden Flowers, 28. 2d.; Mary's Pets, 4d.; Pe'it Pierre et Michelette, 2s.; Sunday Teachers' Treasury, 2 vols., 1858, 1866, for 48., well bound.-2847c.

Robinson Crusoe, full of coloured illustrations. Price 3s. 6d. Free. Very great bargain. (Oxford.)— 1919c.

Colenso's Arithmetic, price 1s. 3d.; Smith's Smaller Latin Dictionary, 2s. 4d.; Colenso's Algebra, 1s. 3d. Free. (Oxford.)-1919c.

Send for lists of cheap books in every department of literature. State what department is preferred.

2365c.

Babington's Manual of British Botany, quite new, cost 10s. 6d., price 6s.; Graham on Indigestion, Curtis on the Ear, cost 78. 6d., price 3s. 6d.; Ellis's English Exercises from Cicero, price 28.; Catiline of Sallust, cost 2s. 6d., price 1s.; Elements of Euclid (Maynard's), cost 58., price 2s. 6d.; Anatomical Dialogues, with ten plates, price 3s.-Chemicus, Bourne, Lincolnshire.

Home Recreations and Foreign Travels, quite new, cost 2s. 6d., price 1s. 6d.; Romain's Sermons, twelve, 2s.; Waters of the Earth, is.; Memorials of the Dawn of the Reformation in Europe, 2s.; Waverley Novels, Kenilworth, 2 vols. with ground plan of castle, 3s.; The Betrothed, is. 6d.; Legend of Montrose, Is. 6d.; King's own, Marryat, 1s.; these novels are all well bound; Walker's Dictionary, 1s.; Dufief's French Self Inter preter, 8d.-Chemicus, Bourne, Lincolnshire.

Children's very pretty illustrated story books, un soiled; less than quarter price.-2626c.

Mrs Hailstone's Lace Book lent for 1s. a week.2971c.

Blackwood's complete series of Sir Walter Scott's Works, in thirty-three parts, uncut. Price 138. (London)-2416c.

Pouchet's Plurality of the Human Race, Treatises of Blumenbach and Hunter.-1864c.

Virtue's imperial quarto Bible, beautiful steel engravings, Commentary by Jamieson and Bickersteth, in parts. Cost £4; offered for 32s. 6d.-T. Hooper, 29, Boston-street, Dorset-square.

Lady Audley's Secret, Braddon; Devereux, Lord Lytton; and four other novels. All for 3s., and carriage. -170c.

Guizot's Life of Oliver Cromwell; price 2s. On view at EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street,

Strand.-1550c.

Novels of Alexandre Dumas, 35 vols., in English, good as new. Cost 28. per volume: to be sold half price.-On view at EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-str et, Strand.-1550c.

French. Ten nice easy story books, and ten elementary lesson books. Price 10s.; cheap. Carriage paid.-2895c.

Sixty parts of Cassell's Doré Bible, now publishing at 2s. 6d. per part, uncut, equal to new. Will take Yorkshire.

street, Strand.-4394B,

holt.

BOOKS.-Royal Dictionary Cyclopædia, 37 vols. (the work complete), quite new, cost 2s. per vol. Will dispose of for 30s.-Alex, 4, Belitha-villas, Barnsbury, N.

Great Battles of the British Army, illustrated (Macfarlane), price 2s.; Stories from Switzerland an 1 the Tyrol, illustrated, 2s.; Forget me Not (Schobert), illustrated, 28.; Volunteer Artillerists' Manual, is. 9.; and other books. (London.)-3036c.

A novel. Price 6d. On view.-2961c.

Spiritual Wives, by Hepworth Dixon, 2 vols., pub. lished 30s., 68. 6d.; Book about the Clergy, by Jeaffer Son, published at 30s., 2 vols., 12s.; Recollections of Travel, by the Emperor Maxmillian, 3 vols., published at 31s. 6d., 58.; From Cadet to Colonel, by General Seaton, published at 21s, 2 vols, 5s.-Mr. Fox, 261, Oxford-street, Stepney, London.

Beyond the Church, 33. 6d.; Red as a Rose is She, 46d.; A Noble Woman, by Jefferson, 4s. 61. ; On the Brink, 38.; Oberon Spell, 5s.; Veronique, by Florence Marryatt, 4s. 6d.; Stretton, by Kingsley, 4s. 6d.; Waterdale Neighbours, 38. Each book published in 3 vols at 31s. 6d-Mr. Fox, 264, Oxford-street, Stepney, London. Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, Ha'lam's Middle Ages, Evelyn's Diary, Murray's edition, quite new, wellbound. Price 48. 6d. each, being duplicates.-Mr. J. Long, Princess-square, Piymouth.

Four volumes of Shakespeare, handsomely boun1; 100 engravings. Price £2. 10s. On view.-2977c.

Chambers's Cyclopedia of English Literature, illus trated; a valuable work, quite new. Price 10s. 6d.—

Six new copies of a Manual of Plain Song, with the Canticles and Psalter, noted by the Rev. Thomas Helmore. Price 3s. 6d. each, bound in cloth for 16s.-2943c

Civil Service Examination. Blank maps (all Countries), Id. each. Postage 1 stamp.-Gamma, post ffice, Chertsey, Surrey.

Library of the Fathers, 32 vols, mostly uncut. Price £8; cost more than double.-3003.

Dante's Inferno, half-calf, quite perfect. Price 21s. -982.

Wanted, to purcha e a good elementary work ou electro-galvanism. Must be sent on approval.-3033c.

Wanted, Greene and Peele's dramatic works, seernd-band. State lowest price. C. P.-2631c.

Wanted, Tegetmeier's Poultry Book. State price. C. P.-Edward Hooper, Hollyditch Farm, Calne,

Wilts

Wanted to purchase, the following books: Owen's Lectures on Comparative Anatomy, Powell's History of Natural Philosophy, The Doctor (couthey), Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening, Humboldt's Cosmos, The Sea and its Living Wonders, by Dr. Hatwig, Rowton's Debater, Brialmont and Gleig's Life of Wellington, and the works of Baden Powell, and Darwin. C. P.Carles Bonham, Stoney Stratford, Bucks.

Wanted, Cooley's Practical Receipts, Holtzappffel's Turning and Mechanical Manipulations. State price. tolition no object if the books are perfect. (Lon lon,)

Will anyone leud or sell Mort d'Arthur (not Tennyson's State lowest price. -272 ic.

I want to purchase Simon's Essay on Irish Coins.

Wanted, cheap copies of Maunder's Treasury of Kaowledge, Scientific Dictionary, &c.-2615c.

Wanted, books on the lathe, or the Amateur Mechanic's Workshop.-2687c.

Wanted, Verner's Pride, by Mrs. Wood.-2591c. Wanted, balf price, Seekers after God, and Pupils of St. John, from the Sunday Library. C. P.-2755c. Wanted, cookery book for half price, Beetou's or Creyfydd preferred.-2864c.

Wanted, the Disruption, a Tale; the Dominic's Legacy, Picken's Poems, Burns's Poems, old edition.—

MAGAZINES.-Two first volumes of Gentleman's Magazine, new series. Cost 128.; price 38. Quite clean and perfect. (Oxford.)-1919c.

Cornhill Magazine, first 15 vols., in cloth, perfect urler. Half price 4s. 10d. (Hants.)-2607c.

Gead Words, unbound, April 1863 to Christmas 1869. Price 12s. Carriage not paid.-2763c.

Five volumes Boys' Journal, nicely bound, in good galition. Cost over £2; will take 12s. C. P.-T. C. Holloway, Carshalton.

The Quirer, from the commencement in 1865 to the end of 1869, 4 volumes, quite new, and elegantly bound the publishers' cloth covers. Cost 26s.; price 188. (Leeds, Yorkshire.)-2737c.

Blackwood's Magazine for 1870, in parts complete, for -Griff, post office, Merthyr Tydvil.

Wanted, the Young Lady's Magazine, at half price, from January. C P.-Miss F. Armitage, Edgerton-hiil, Huddersfield.

MAPS.-Four large maps (Arrowsmith's), Europe, Asa, Africa, America. Price 3 s.-2972c. NEWSPAPERS.-Exchange and Mart posted Wed. nesdays for a year, 6s. 6d. C. P.-T. C. Holloway, Car

I will lend the Queen for 6 months, to be returned. Pres. (Ireland.) - 2719c.

Money offers requested for the Times newspaper, posted one day o11; also for History of the War, monthly parts, posted four days after publication.

567C.

The Queen newspaper postel on Monday from Ply. math, to keep; holt price, to be paid quarterly.

I will post the Field on the Friday after publication for 21. per week.-2597c.

First 22 numbers of the Graphic, quite clean and perfect. Price 2s. 6d. ; carriage by purchaser. (Eastbourne. -2844c.

Exchange and Mart posted Wednesdays for 9s. a year -C, Box 244, post office, Bristol.

The Times postel by evening mail for 14s. per quarter.-2115c.

I wish for Court Journal, Saturday Review, and change and Mart, to keep. I shall be glad to know the ter ns anyone having them, for the whole of this

year-2157c.

To be sold, Times newspaper one day old. What Tered -Captain F., Fishlake House, Shooter's-hill, ear Woolwich, S.E.

Six vols. of Journal of Horticulture, namely, vol. 5, 16, 17, 18, 19, unbound, very clean and perfect. Price 6d. each vol. No cards.-S. T. Vincent, Grove. house, Southal'.

NEWSPAPERS.-Queen newspaper to lend two days after publication, half price.-2930c.

Wanted, The Times, posted the day of publication, for half price. Also The Field and The Illustrated London News, posted on Tuesday, for half price.-Address T. H- C., Grangewood-lodge, Burton on Trent. Wanted, The Field for half price, posted on Wednesday.-2656c.

I want the Exchange and Mart for the first three weeks of this year, at half price.-2610c.

Wanted, the Queen newspaper, patterns included, for half price, posted on Monday-Maggie, 38, Bellevueroad, Ramsgate.

Wanted, the Exchange and Mart posted on Thursdays. Please state terms. C. P.-2736c.

Wanted, Exchange and Mart, half price, posted Thurs lay. (Norfolk.)-2781c.

Who will take in with me the Exchange and Mart? -2565c.

VARIOUS.-I have Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine, coloured plates, 5s.; Dr. Brewer's Guide to science, 3s. 61.; Book on the Toilette, 1s.; the Quiver, vols. 3 and 5., 10s.; Churchman's Magazine, 78. 63., all in cloth gilt, quite new,-Mr. V. Dix, post office, Kirby Moor. side, Yorks.

2 vols., 10s.; Kuight's Gallery of Arts, 2 vols., 10s.; For sale, books, &c. Younge's Life of Wellington, Saturday Review, last five years (4 vols. bound, rest in numbers), 6s. per year; Athenæum, last six years (7 vols., bound, rest in numbers), 3s. 6d. per year; Clissold's Spiritual Exposition of the Apocalypse, 4 vols., 7s. 6d.; 20 vols. Dickens's Works, new, in paper covers, 1s. per volume.-J. Ford, Stamford, Lincoln

shire.

Large stock of London Journals, Cassell's Illustrated Pierce E an, Miss Braddon, Grant, St. John, Smith, &c.; Illustrated Exhibitor (Exbibition 1851), Ruth the Betrayer, by Ellis, all cheap.-9261c.

Family Paper, and Bow Bells, containing best novels of

The Gardener's Chronicle handsomely bound, in perfect order, in 7 vols. from 1816 to 1852. No reason. able offer refused. C. P. (Newbury).-2373c.

For sale, vols. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, of Bailey's Magazine; also vols. 31, 32, 33, of the Field, each vol. bound in its own proper cover, with Index, &c, and all are in good condition, excep three or four pages inone of the Field

vols.-2955c.

Illustrated London News, 50lb. weight, several years 10s.; Strickland's Queen of England, 12 vols. Cost 10s. 6d. each; 3s. per vol. Scott's Bible, 6 vols, 4 not cut, maps, engravings, references, notes, £2; Pictorial Times, 9 vols. in 3 vols., new, full of pictur s; good scrap books 15s or 5s. each.-2555c.

MUSIC.-A variety of pretty pieces, and some dance music in good condition. Price 4d. and 6d. each. List on application.-2635c.

Many lovely songs and pieces by Blumenthal, Gabriel, Claribel. Price 2d. to 91.-2839c.

Four Boosey's Musical Cabinets, containing songs from popular operas, ballads, and drawing room pieces. Price 2s. 2d.-4834B.

Manuscript book, containing 40 amusing songs, post free, 5s. 6d. C. P.-2744c.

30 pieces of modern music, by good composers, all in goo I condition, several quite new copies. Price 15s. -H. H., Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester.

Songs, comic and sentimental, nearly new, less than half-price. List 1d.-2727c.

Quantity of music, quarter price. Send 1d. for list. -2729c.

Ten rather easy pieces and duets, marked 29s. Price 78. List 1d. (London.)-2779c.

Kettledrum Quadrilles, published at 3s. 6d. Price 18.-2782c.

Old, vocal and instrumental, 17doz. for 20s. Carriage not paid.-2763c.

Czerny's Forty Daily Studies, 2s.; Etudes de la Vélocité, 9J.; 101 Exercises, 1s.; Heller's Studies, book (London.)-2779c. eight, 2s.

Eighteen difficult pieces by Mendelssohn, Weber, Schulhoff, Schumann, Kühe, Wollenhaupht, &c., marked 48s. Price 12s. List Id. (London.)-2779c. Good dance music. Cheap. Send stamp for list.2377c.

Twelve difficult piano forte pieces, by Thalberg, Wallace, &c. Cost £2 68.; price 15s. C. P.-Address Mrs. R., Sutton, Rochford, Essex.

Twelve sets of printed Scriptural quartettes, suitable for young children. The twelve sets for 3s.-2881c. Songs for contralto and soprano. Price 6d. each, or 5s. a dozen; list free, on application.-2932c.

Lovely ballads, by Claribel, Balfe, Benedict, CamPrice pana, &. Some quite new, all good. List 1d. 21. to 1s.-Address Mr. Orlando Feuners, 8, Sloanestreet, Chelsea.

Books of songs, an1 many unbound ones. List on application. Very cheap.-3355B.

Wanted, songs: "The L ver and the Bird," "Blue eyed Nelly," and "Meet me in the Lane." State price.

-3030c.

Wantel, Chappell's Banjo Instructor, by-James Durden, Blan-lford, Dorset.

Wanted, a song called, "Ildegonda," or "Hildegonda," and "Out on the Rocks," by Claribel.-2944c. Wantel, the operetta "La Petite Faust," mu-ic, without words, or the song from it, "Vaterlaud.".

MUSICAL BOXES.-I have a beautiful musical box, playing eight airs, with patent win ler Cost £7; will take £ 10s. New six months back-2664c. Musical album, h l is 100 cartes, handsomely bound. Price 40s.-G A. Stowell, Gollhanger, Maldon, Essex. Mus cal box, playing six airs, in perfect order. Price £3 108.-2840c.

MECHANICS.

MODELS.-Now on view. Portable steam engine, well fitted, and warranted to work well. Price £20. Offers.-2358c.

Horizontal engine, slide valve cylinder, boiler complete, in thorough working order. Price 30s.-2697c.

PRESS.-Letter copying press, new, quarto, 12in. by 10in, with stand and drawer, and every requisite leaves, with index and jar of ink. Cost £5; price £210s. ; complete including letter book (half bound calf), 750 purchaser to pay carrige.-2639c.

PRINTING.-Amateur printing press, type and materials, a complete set for amateur. Price £3. C. P.

-2640c.

MUSIC, &c.

nearly new, in mahogany case, cost 17s. 6d. I should CLARINET.-A first-rate clarinet, cost £2 18s, be glad to dispose of the above for 45s.-2551c. CONCERTINAS.-English, by Keith and Co, nearly new, sweet tone. Cost £2 24.; owner having another will take 25. Cise, &c., complet. Apply, by letter, to A. Hailstone, 77, Hereford-road, Bayswater. Beautiful concertina, by Wheatstone, in rosewood box, in perfect order. Cost £12; price £6 10s. On view.

Keyless, lever winder, playing six airs, fiue tone, in good order. Price £-2143c.

Plays six lively airs, with drum and eight silvery bells, lul tone, a bargin at £4-2939c.

Album, musical, holds 100 cartes, good tone, handsomely bound. Price 40s.-B. Downes, Goldhanger, Maldon, Essex.

Musical box, in excellent condition, playing 6 airs. Price 30s.-3003c.

ORGAN.-Excellent church barrel organ, in perfect condition, containing five barrels, with tfty bymu tubes and chats, 4 stops; three new bar els added three years ago. Builde, F.ight. Cost £13,; p.ice £15.

2850c.

ORGAN ACCORDION.-With piano forte keys, in lock-up case, voix celeste stop, 34 octaves, in perfect condition, quite new, sweet toned instrumeut, with ornamental stand complete. Cost price £7 7s.; to sell for £5 Decided bargain.-G. Wiseman, bookseller and stationer, Docking, Norfolk.

PIANOS.—A rosewood boudoir grand piano, by Broadwood, seven octaves less two notes (A and B) in the bass. About nine years old, and in most excellent condition. Price 40 guineas.-2114c.

Semi-grand piano forte, 6-octave, in good condition, splendid maho any case; an ornament to any drawing room. Cost £110; for £15. May be seen.-2110c. VIOLINS.-Amati. Great bargain. Price £6.

614c.

Wanted, old violin. State maker and price.-2841c. Violin, very cheap; price 10s. 6d. Gool banjo; price 7s. 6d.-3032c.

VARIOUS.-Banjo, fine tone, inlaid, new, 15s. ; guitar, in case, very good tone, £1 10.; 4 vols. of music for flute and piano, el 4s.; fifty songs, gool condition, 158.-2812c.

ZITHER.-A German zither, quite new.-2:64.

RIDING AND DRIVING. CARRIAGES.-A very gentlemanly carriage, newly painted and lined (blue), for four or five; can be driven by the owner or the moveable coach box added; break and every convenience; suited to a cob 14 or 15 hands. Price 25 guineas.-2163c.

Two-wheel Stary's best patent, as good as new; cost, with extras, £50. Price, as its room is required, 25 guineas.-2163c.

Dogcart, holding four persous, with springs, lamps cushions, and eve ything complete. Cash price £10, or open to offers. Mr. Clements, 1, Fairoak-villa, Maindee, Newport, Monmouthshire.

GOATS.-A handsome Astrachan goat, very tame.

A brown long-haired goat, very gentle. Price 168.2765c. A fawn and white goat, in kid. Price £1. (London.) -2775c.

HARNESS.-A capital pair of tandem driving reins, round, brown, 35ft. long, new, only tried once. Price 21s., or offers.-2592c.

Set of double harness, covered and silver mounted, in excellent condition. Price £10. (Hants.) – 2607c. Complete set, four-in-hand harness, great bargain, Price 12 guineas. Stamp for particulars.-Nelson | Braintree, Essex.

Saddle, 71b. weight, in good order. Price £2.

2972c.

HORSES.-Boy's pony, Promised Land, about 8 years old, 11.2, very fast; has been regularly ridden, perfectly quiet in single or double harness. Price 7 guineas. Mr. Wm. F. Rayner, 12, Myers-terrace, Chelmsford.

Wanted, a cart horse. (Derby).-2993c. PERAMBULATORS.-Well-made single perambulator, with leather hood, complete, easy circular springs. Cost £3 15s. ; price 398.-2635c.

Double, best make. Cost 4 guineas; will take 2. C. P.-614c.

&c. Price 153.-2163c.

RUG.-A new horse rug (bound red), with strap, caps, handsomely Price 4s. 6d. a pair.

VARIOUS. Horses' knee mounted with solid leather, new. -1871c.

Showy turn-out, pony, harness, and gig, all complete 20 guineas, or separately.-2758c.

Handsome pony, accustomed to carry children, run in phaeton. Price 12 guineas; also phaeton. Price 10 guineas.-Major, Braintree, Essex.

For sale; saddle, felt saddle cloth, stirrup irons and leathers, pair of woollen girths, raw hide girth, strong headstall bridle with large snaffle bit and double reins, martingale, picket rope, saddle bags and holsters of tanned flax waterproof; all in a waterproof lined case. The above are new, having been made last year especially for use in America, by A. Davis and Co., Strand; weight of saddle 121b. Price of the whole £10.-John Deans, Esq.. 282, New Cross-road, S. E.

Waterproof saddle bags and padlocks. price 30s.-2376c.

New clipping machine. Price 15s.-2163c.
SCIENTIFIC.

Cost £5s.;

CHEMICALS.-A beautifully polished mahogany chemical chest, with full apparatus and reagents. Cost 63s., to be sold for 30s.-2710c.

CHRONOMETER.-Ship's chronometer, in perfect condition. Price £12 12s. On view.-4394B. ELECTRICAL.-Galvanic coil, electric engine, and Bunsen's battery. Price 21s. the lot.-2712c.

Galvanic chain battery, in thorough repair, halfprice.-1778c.

I have for sale one of the newest improved double current galvanic apparatus, with union current addition, plates, &c., complete; in working order. Offers requested. C. P. (Norfolk)-3021c.

Pulvermacher's £2 galvanic belt, almost new, used twice only. Cheap.-2679c.

ENTOMOLOGY.-Wanted, lists of all the lepidoptera, neuroptera, coleoptera, &c. State prices, &c. C. P.-H. S., Norwood Lodge, Streatham-common, Surrey.

GLASSES.-Little opera glasses, Callaghan, ivory,

A spinal instrument for supporting a weak back, made by one of the first makers. Particulars sent. Cost 10 guineas; would be sold very cheap, or offers.Address M. C., Rev. A. Cooper, Church-road, Upper Norwood, S.E.

Instruments for sale, suitable for naval surgeon. Valued at £7 or £3, if the whole be taken.-2732c. MICROSCOPIC. 1doz. mounted microscopic objects. Price 38.-2712c.

A microscope on antique carved stand, one glass missing; also carved antique cabinet, with eight drawers of objects, 11in. by 6in. Price 40s., or offers.-2879c.

NATURAL HISTORY.-Stuffed birds. Case of magpies, beautifully stuffed by Edwin Ward. Price 40s. Also, a fiue specimen of the ring ousel. Price 12s. 6d. -8619A.

Two handsome oval shades, foreign birds; ten birds and eight birds. Price £2 and £1 15s. To be seen at the EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington

street, Strand.. 4394B.

Beautiful collection of birds' eggs, comprising upwards of 100 different and rare sorts, in mahogany case. Price £5 58.-2849c.

Wanted, British birds' eggs. Send list and price. -2855c.

Beautiful pair of horned owls, stuffed, in glass case. Price £1, or offers.-2915c.

A collection of English wild fowl, stuffed and in cases, including many rare specimens: parted with because the owner is giving up his house. To be sold together or separately.-2957c.

TELESCOPES.-Capital telescope from Salmou's, Edinburgh, perfect order, lft. 6in. Price 9s. (London.) -2705c.

Spy glass, suitable for a yacht; field glass, 3in. diameter, length 4ft., in case, with lock; cost originally about 10 guineas, without the case, price £4. A small brass tripod, suitable for a spy glass, 10s. extra.-2892c. VARIOUS.-Fifty partly polished onyxes, jaspers, agates, &c. Want offers of money. C. P.-2743c. Alligator's eggs, 2s.; ostrich's, 5s. 6d. ; jay's, 6d.; hawk's, 4d.; plover's, 4d.; Waterrail's, 3d.; besides numerous others.-2965c.

SPORTS AND PASTIMES. ANGLING.-Large galvanised iron minnow can. Price 6s., carriage paid to London.-2578c.

Light cane fly-rod, eight joints, with an extra top, in good condition. Price £1 88.-2849c.

Fishing winch, new, check, folding spring handle. Cost 11s. 6d.; price 78.-2799c.

Frame for landing net, iron, jointed in three places for folding up, with screw socket, 12in. or 14in. in diameter. Price 2s. 6d. (London.)-3036c.

Salmon rod, four joint, with spare top, 17ft., nearly new, highest finish, a splendid rod. Price 32s. 6d. On

view.-2978c.

ARCHERY.-A good yew bow and five arrows, by Muir; quiver and shield complete. Cost £3 10s.; will take £2.-2753c.

CRICKET.-Good cricket bat, with cane handle, not quite full size (nearly new). Price 7s. 6d. Address H. O. P., 25, Rufford-road, Elm-park, Liverpool. DUMBBELLS.-Three pairs of dumbbells, weighing 161b. pair, at 43. per pair; two pairs, weighing 14b. pair, at 3s. 6d.-Apply to T. Whiteley, Park-cottage, Lockwood, Huddersfield.

HUNTING KNIFE.-12in. long, mounted in leather sheath with German silver, quite new, double edged blade. Price 35s.-1667c.

INDOOR GAMES.-Billiard table, nearly new, to be sold for 15 guineas, good slates, indiarubber cushions, 8ft. by 4ft.-2574c.

6ft. by 18in. folding mahogany bagatelle board, all complete, good condition. Cost £2 10s. not long since; price 268.-2852c.

I have a dozen 3in. slides for the magic lantern, Price 108.-J. T. photographs, in perfect condition. Flatters, North-street, Bourne.

New round game of parachute, containing six coloured tops, bargain. Price 3s. 6d.-Fritz, post office, Pembury, Tunbridge Wells.

I have a parlour billiard table, nearly new, which I would sell at a fair reduction on the cost price £7.2730c.

Bagatelle board, 7ft. long, 22in. wide, Mississippi board, 2 cues, 1 mace, and 9 14in. ivory balls. Cost 5 guineas; will take half that price. A. B., 4, Clydeterrace, London-road, Tunbridge Wells.

Magic lantern, 3in. leus, and sixteen beautiful painted slides; subjects, English scenery. Price only 208.-2908c.

A billiard table, 8ft. by 4ft., slate bed, indiaruber cushions, in good condition, all complete. Price 12 guineas.-2917c.

Magic lantern for sale, 4in. achromatic lens, seven movements, argand lamp and reflector, &c., with 24 slides. Price £3 38.-2837c.

Revolving cabinet stereoscope for 100 slides, new, two pairs lenses. Price 45s. A bargain.-3098c. Diorama of Paris by moonlight, portable, for day and night exhibition, with magnifying lens to natural size. What offers ?-3010c.

Handsomely carved green and white ivory chessmen, from China, as arrived in box.-3016c.

Magic lantern, twenty-four slides, comic and others, cost ls. and 1s. 6d., can show a figure on screen, 2ft. Price 30s.-3005c.

Wanted, a miniature billiard table, in good condition.-2817c.

Wanted, a superior bagatelle board, second-hand, in good condition. State price, size and condition.-2675c. QUOITS.-Set of four, with pegs. Price 103.; cost

158.-2892c.

SHOOTING.-Central fire breechloader. Price £6 10s. On view at EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand.-2685c.

Revolver. A quite new six-chamber revolver, very useful, haudy size, ramrod attached at side, great bar(Loudon.)-2544c. gain, for £1 10s.

First-class single gun, second-hand, by Beckwith. Price £4. (London.)-2568c.

Gun, splendid, central fire, 12-bore, breech-loader, London maker, new this season. Price only 8 guineas

cash.-2514c.

Good double-barrel gun, muzzle-loader. Will take 21s. Address J. H., post office, Bourne, Lincolnshire. Pin-fire breech-loader, 20-bore, very light, bought at the Paris Exhibition. Price £2 28.-2849c.

Two powder and one shot flasks, leather. Price 5s. each.-2783c.

Short Enfield rifle, by Aston, of Hythe, been very little used. Price £2 2s.-2784c.

Gun, excellent London made, twist barrels, 12-bore, pin-fire, breech-loader, new this season. Immediate cash £5 15s. A great bargain.-2699c.

Gun, single, by Webb, Salisbury, 12-bore, muzzleloader, first-class killer, good as new. Cost £7 last season; price £2 108., or offers. (London.)-2699c.

First-class muzzle-loading rabbit rifle, with flask, mould, and extra ramrod. A bargain. Price £2 5s.

2781c.

I have a splendid double muzzle-loader, by Purdey, of Oxford-street, London, in oak case. Cost £60, as good as new, with patent safety; will accept £6 10s., cheap at £10 to those in want.—2722c.

Breech-loading revolver, six barrels, very small, and beautiful finish. Cost £3; will take 25s.-H. H., Stokeby Nayland, Colchester.

Guns and revolvers for sale at the following extraordinary low prices. They are all quite new, and warranted in every way, as good and serviceable as any: Single muzzle-loaders, 16s.; double muzzle-loaders, £1 10s.; double pin breech-loader, sound and strong, £3 10s.; double pin breech-loader, good, fittings engraved, £4; double pin breech-loader, Damascus barrels, nicely finished, £5; double pin breech-loader, Damascus barrels, superior make, £6; double pin breech-loader, very fine barrels, highly finished, £7; double central fire breech-loader, very finely done, highly finished, from £10; 6 chambered breech-loading revolvers, small size, £1; 6 chambered breech-loading revolvers, any ordinary sizes, £1 10s. Any of these shall be sent to anyone depositing the price in the hands of H. B. Rye, Esq., 77, Old Broad-street, City, London, stock and share broker, or any other responsible party. For any particulars apply by letter to F., care of Housekeeper, 77, Old Broad-street, City, London.

A double muzzle-loading gun, in excellent condition, London proof, Stubb's barrels. Cost £12 12s.; Will take £5.-J. H., 18, East-street, Taunton.

Saloon rifle, in good condition. Price 30s.-2972c. Two good double guns, 14-bore and 18-bore, the 14-bore nearly new; also a first-rate single, in good condition. Price the lot £5.-B. Downes, Goldhanger, Maldon, Essex.

For sale, an excellent five-chambered revolver, by the celebrated Rigby, of Dublin, iu mahogany case, complete, in excellent condition. C. P., (Norfolk.)—

3022c.

SHOOTING.-Breech loader, pin fire, good as new. A great bargain if sold immediately.--2937c.

To be sold a great bargain, a really splendid central fire breech-loader, No. 12-bore; also a pin breechloader, excellent quality. Price £3 10s. each.-Apply Mr. J. Wells, 1, Dungarvon-buildings, Frome, Somersetshire.

Wanted, good second-hand breech-loading revolver, full size. Must be cheap.-2781c.

SKATES.-Two pair of skates, full size, straps per fect. Price 10s. each.-2603c.

Pair of lady's skates, dark woods, Buck's make, only used once, and quite uninjured; length of woods, 9in. Sent for inspection if expenses paid. Price 13s, and carriage. On view at the EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand.—1600c.

A pair of skates. Price 58.-On view at the ExCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand. -2950c.

SMOKING.-Handsome meerschaum bowl, just beginning to colour. Cost 40s.; price 25s.--8619. Splendid bent meerschaum pipe, coloured almost perfect. Cost 20s.; only 7s. ed.-2550c.

A light polished wooden pocket cigar case, on one side holding meerschaum cigar tube and pipe, on the other a place for cigars; almost new. Cost 30s.; price £1.-2785c.

Cigar holders, some well coloured, to be sold cheap. -2785c.

Cigars. I have three boxes Regalias. Cost 25s. per box of fifty; price £1 each.-2692c.

Two handsome genuine meerschaum pipes, 10s. and 68. each; carved cigar holder, 5s.; handsome tobacco jar, 78. Particulars on application.-2698c.

Beautiful sealskin cigar case, cost 10s. 61.; will take 8s. 6d. Vesuvian case, cost 3s. 61.; will take 2s. td., both quite new.-Address J. Phillips, Eastgate, Bourne, Lincolnshire.

A pair of Japan spittoons, new. Price 18. Gd., or offers M. and Co., Park-crescent, Tunbridge Wells

Meerschaum pipe, beautifully coloured. Price 21s. ; cigar case, quite new, Ss.-J. Fisher, Church-street, Bourne, Lincolnshire.

I have left off smoking, and will sell a beautifully coloured meerschaum pipe, yachting pattern, for 10s.d., cost 158.; a carved meerschaum pipe, "head of Mephisto," colouring nicely, for 258., cost 32s. 6d.; meerschaum cigar holder, carved "head of President Grant," for 7s. 6d., cost 10s., beautifully coloured; and a Russian leather cigar case, with fusee box and me r schaum cigar tube inside, for 10s., cost 12s. 6d., all in good condition. On view at EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellington-street, Strand.-2703c.

Cigar holder, beautifully coloured. Price £1; or offers.-2376c.

QUOITS.-Tobacconist quoits and fittings, new. Price 58., or offers.-M. and Co., Park-crescent, Tun bridge Wells.

TOYS.-Wanted, a rocking-horse, or boat, in good R. B., post office, Farningham, Kent. condition, for little children's use. No cards.-Address

Tin soldiers, fifteen regiments; cavalry, band, infantry, artillery, ambulance. Price £1, or offers.Alpha, post office, Chertsey, Surrey.

VELOCIPEDES.-Patent lever tricycle, easy and fast-running 12 miles per hour, 4ft. higb. Cost £15 158.9 months ago; will take £55s. and carriage.-M. and Co., 7, Calverley Park-crescent, Tunbridge Wells.

For sale, a first-rate 36in. bicycle, best hickory and steel, by the French Company, cost £14, used a few tines only, and as good as new; double springs, india rubber tires, runs easily, steadily, and hightly. The owner wishes to dispose of it, as the neighbourhood is too hilly. Make offers to purchase.-Address Mr. J. D. Manning, 2, Kinterbury-street, Plymouth,

34in. velocipede, nearly new, cost £10, metal bear ings and treadles, painted pretty green ornamented gold, mud guard, rubber handle in front, best saddle, thorough good article; will take £4 to immediate pur chaser, not carriage paid.—2742c.

Bicycle, in good condition. Cost £10 10s.; price £5 5s. Driving wheel, 34in. high.-2639c.

First-class 36in. bicycle, nearly new. Cost £13; price £3 108.-2611c.

Handsome bicycle, cost £10, very little used, coach made light wheels, 38in. driving, painted vermillion, fourteen extra brass spokes, brass cross bar, good long spring, brass pedals, brake, saddle. Will take £2 108. Would suit a young gentleman who requires exercise.Mr. G. P., New-street, Aylesbury.

London make £11 bicycle, 36in., silver-plated boss, bright spring, &c. Price £3.-2550c.

For sale, 42in. bicycle, hickory wheels, all fittings of brass and gun metal, in perfect condition being almost new. Price £6. Can be seen and tried.-J. Milne, Grove-road, Hounslow.

A bargain, nearly new. Cost £5 15s.; price £2. On view at the EXCHANGE AND MART Office, 32, Wellingtonstreet, Strand.-2688c.

Bicycles for sale, the property of a gentleman, a polished steel machine, 43in. driving wheel, bearings to both wheels, almost new. Cost £15; going for £10 108.; also a 38in. bicycle, same model as the other, very little used; going for £8. Both warranted sound in every part, and being very highly finished, are very suitable for a gentleman amateur. Trial and examination allowed. Good offers wanted.-Address Rev. Beta, Union Club, Oxford.

WALKING STICK.-Great curiosity, a bone walking stick. Full description given or sent on approval. Price 21s.-J. W. Sewell, Bourne, Lincoln

shire.

JAPANESE BUTTERFLIES, sparkling or embroidered, for evening or coiffure wear, 1s. each; state colour.-1484c.

PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTED by an artist, 1s. each; cabinet size, 4s.; less for a number. Highest testimonials; copies on application.-1700c.

SOME EXQUISITE PATTERNS OF ANTIQUE LACE to lend, with small piece of the old point to show stitches. Inclose stamp.-6112e.

LOUISE-LORNE KNOT for the hair, new, and stylish. Sent on receipt of 1s. 1d.-2791c.

DUST AND DISEASE.-The new respirator, on Professor Tyndall's principle. Price 2s. 6d., post free. -2560c.

VERY HANDSOME CROCHET ANTIMACASSARS from 4s. each, exclusive of postage.

-2683c.

ROSETTES FOR THE HAIR, in point lace, by post for 13 stamps, or mounted on ribbon bow for 2s. 6d.-2653c.

WORK APRONS for ladies; much admired, pretty, and useful. Free, 24 stamps.-2905c.

HOODS KNITTED in any colour. Very nice for travelling, invalids or evening; light, warm, and comfortable. Sample ree, 24 stamps.-2905c.

CHARMING BONNETS.-A Parisian lady will make charming bonnets out of ladies' own materials at 5s. each and the cost of carriage.-A. C., Searby Vicarage, Brigg.

KNITTING DIRECTIONS.-Very easy recipe for knitting. Ladies' vest directions. 13d., stamps.9938B.

BEAUTIFUL HAND-WORKED EMBROIDERY edgings, insertions, children's frocks, and night-dress trimmings, done by the Irish poor. Sample for two stamps.-2932c.

CREST DESIGNS.-Who will give me an order to paint a crest design album? They shall be beautifully done; only first-rate designs. Č. P.-2743c. TIES IN SHETLAND WOOL, red and white. Square 1s.; long 6d.-2766c.

HYMNS.-"O Paradise." The new and beautiful hymn "O Paradise," by Madeleine, with high Church cover, just published. Post free 1s., by sending stamps to Madeleine, General Post-office, High-street, Ken. singtou.

WARM CROCHET BREAKFAST SHAWLS. 5s. 6d.-7845A.

CANADIAN CLOUDS, price 3s. 6d.; Burnous clouds, 4s. 6d. Proceeds for charity. On view. Cards. -7846A.

PRETTY HOODS for evening wear. Price 43.7846A.

MOUCHOIR CASES.-A lady makes beautiful mouchoir cases in Spanish work. Sent on approval.-7846A.

for charity All prices.

MONOGRAMS AND BOOK PLATES in medieval and other styles, neatly designed at moderate charges. C. P.-2022c.

POINT LACE.-A lady works cheaply, quickly, and well for charity. Orders earnestly requested.2839c.

A POINT LACE BUTTERFLY sent for six stamps. Choice sort if desired.-6816.

A LADY WILL WORK MODERN POINT BUTTERFLIES. Price 1s. each.-2787c.

MS. SONGS.-Any song copied in good manuscript for 8d., by a poor lady.-2306c.

CARTES-DE-VISITES PAINTED like miniatures. Oils or water colours. Enclose stamp for sample and terms. Do this and you will always send tɔ 214B.

PLAIN WORK.-A lady does plain work or woolwork grounding quickly, for immediate charity.-2663c. CROSSES MADE OF AUSTRALIAN PEACH STONES, 38. 6d. each.-2602c.

raised

LOST PROPERTY.

LOST.

bourne-grove.

Lost, on Monday, Jan. 30, a lady's gold watch (No. 7352, examined by Charles Frodsham) and chain, with pencil case and lockets, &c., attached, between Cravenhill and Star-street, Paddington. A reward of £5 will be given for the above if taken to 35, Craven-hillgardens, Hyde-park,

PENCIL CASE.-Lost, a gold pencil case, on Saturday last, either at the Royal Academy, Burlingtonhouse, or in a Waterloo omnibus. Anyone taking the same to 5, Gloucester-road, Gloucester-gate, Regent'spark, shall be rewarded.

TERRIERS.-Lost, on morning of 4th inst., a small fox terrier, white, with one side of head and eirs black. Answers to the name of Tiny. Whoever takes her to 45, Half-Moon-street, shall be rewarded.

Dog lost, on Thursday afternoon, in Stanhopestreet, Sussex-square, a small black Scotch terrier, short tail; name "Muff." If taken to 8, Stanhopestreet, £1 will be paid.

OPERA GLASS.-Lost, on Friday evening, the 27th inst., a blue enamelled (spotted white) opera glass. £2 reward.-Apply to Hendrey and Edward, 30, Cornhill.

LOCKET.-Lost, in Queen's-road, Bayswater, an old brown gold locket, having a lady's portrait on one side. Any person taking the same to Mr. J. S. Burnett, 10, Queen's-road, shall receive a reward of 10s.

EARRING.-Lost, on Sunday afternoon, between Victoria-gate and the Iron Church, Kensington (via Ken. sington-gardens), a plain gold earring, with ball pendant. Whoever will take same to 41, Westbourneterrace, Hyde-park, shall be rewarded.

STUD.-Lost,, on Wednesday, the 1st inst., by a lady, whilst visiting hotels and lodging houses, a gold sleeve stud, in the shape of a borseshoe, set with eleven onyx stones. 10s. reward if taken to M. Bolton, bookseller, Knightsbridge.

FOUND.

PURSES.-Found, on Saturday, the 28th ult., in the London-road, Forest-hill, a purse, containing money, which the owner can have on giving a proper descrip. tion to the Inspector, at Police Station, Dartmouthroad, Sydenham.

Found, on Sunday, near Catholic Church, Kentishtown, a purse, containing money and railway tickets to Kingstown.-Apply at 73, Tufnell-park-road, Holloway.

MUFF.-Found, on the 5th inst., in the vicinity of the Marble Arch, a muff; the owner may have it by applying by letter in the first instance, giving description and stating where and at what hour lost, to -A. B., McDiarmid's, 10, Little Moorfields, E.C.

2827c,-7d. sent, two advertisements in " EXCHANGE." 9793B.-9d. sent, three advertisements in "MART." 2782c.-18. 3d. sent, three advertisements in "MART." 2765c.-18. 3d. sent, five advertisements in "MART." 2731c.-3d. sent, one advertisement in "MART." 2756c.-28. 10d. sent, eight advertisements in "MART," three in" EXCHANGE.

2721c.-3d. sent, one advertisement in "MART." 2609c.-1s. 6d. sent, three advertisements in “ EXCHANGE,” two in MART.

2663c.-18. 3d. sent, four advertisements in "MART." 2654c.-'s. 4d. sent, five advertisements in "MART." 2550c.-18. 8d. sent, three advertisements in "EXCHANGE," four in "MART."

23270.-18. sent, two advertisements in "EXCHANGE," one in "MART.'

2916c.-1s. 6d. sent, four advertisements in "MART." 2582c.-18. 101., five advertisements in "MART," two in "EXCHANGE."

Mrs. Wriferd.-31. sent, one advertisement in "Ex

CHANGE."

Advertiser for paste shoe buckles-2d. only paid for this advertisement.

point lace butterflies, 2d. sent.
interesting book, 2d. sent.
point square body, 2d. sent.
crests and monos.
Dante's Inferno.

for horsehair couch.

of Byron's Farewell to Malta.

P. D. Borne, 4d. sent for two advertisements.
B. Scott, 3d. s nt for three advertisements.
Advertiser (Leicester), of boots and canaries.-3d. sent,
and two advertisements.

(Ireland), of couvrepieds and sealskin jacket.-
5d. sent, and two advertisements.
(Ryde), sash, slippers, &c.-3d. sent, and three
advertisements.
(Wootton Bassett breeding cage and Bible.-6d. sent
for two advertisements, should be 11d.
Leather bracket.-3d. sent, should be 7d.
ducks, gun, and eggs. (Flecy Burgh.)
Sd. sent and four advertisements.
bicycle springs, &c.

swimming jacket, 4d. sent, and two advertisements.

compasses and writing case, 4d. sen: and
two advertisements.

E. Davison.-id. sent and two advertisements.
J. Banks.-4d. sent and two advertisements.
Mr. Potter.-6d. sent, forty-three words.
Wellstead and Son.-11d. sent, seventy-two words.
G. Harding.-3d. sent, twenty words.

RULE 3 NOT OBSERVED BY

2807c.-Woolgar's hunting boots. 2936c.-Baby's frock.

2991c.-Black shawl,

500c.-Grey mohair dress.

2860c.-Thick boots.

2616c.-Velvet hat.

9817c.-Gentlemen's socks (also see rule 2). 2832c.-Frock coat.

James Calne).-Suits.

Smith (Calne.-Suits.

B. J. (Merthyr Tydvil-Habit.
Emily (Colchester.-Habit.
Advertiser of Terry boanet.

blue velvet and Terry bonn t.

1909c.-Imitation Astrachan jacket.
2655c.-Velveteen apron.

2683c.-Twill frock.
1575c.-Mourning bonnet.

STAMPS OMITTED BY

Advertiser of phaeton dog cart.
Daisy.

A. B., Lower Kensington-lane.
M. J. Fallow.

FULL NAME AND ADDRESS REQUIRED FROM

A. B., Park-street, Dorset-square.

C. W., Peel-street, Kensington.

Flutterby, Milford.

G. R., Woodbury-villa, Tunbridge Wells. Stella, post office, Kensington.

H. A., Windmill-road, Croydon.

R. E., post office, Loye ls, Birmingham.

A. E. L., Easthorpe, Malton.

J. S., 160, Quen's-road.

F. C. Y., 72, Cornwall-road, W.

Alpha, Eton, Windsor.

J. C. B., Norfolk-square Brighton.

F. C. W., Stone, Stafford.

Jago, Crown-street, Brighton.

W., 10, Trinity-square.

B. F., 16, Hanway-street, W.

Alpha, Eton Collega.

Advertiser of autographs; also or lering the paper for a

quarter (Leamington).

Gipsy bonnet (Maidstone).

Retriever puppies and Rouen ducks; also ad.

inclosed and three advertisement, see rule t

Set of pebbles (Luton,

Hondan cockerel (Chard).

Card case and brooch (also see rule 2!, Ply-
mouth.

Royal dictionary (Aylesbury).
Kennel and swan skin (Battersea).

Blue costume and board (Boss).

Roco, Middle Deal House, Kent.

Mrs. Clarke. State when, where, and, with what number your advertisement appeared. 1917c.-See above.

2059c.-See above.

1865c.-See above.

3176.-See above.

Mrs. S. Mann.-You have sold more than one of the pencil cases, therefore the advertisement must be trade, and ineligible for the "MART" department. 2794c.-Your second advertisement cannot be read. Please state clearly what the articles are.

P. B. Scott.-Books and stamps cannot be classed together. See Rule 2.

W. Fox.-Your advertisement of bird cages is trade. A. Grayson.-Each week your books are refused. MRS. MEASURES.-We have declined your advertisements so often, that we shall deduct for postage every time they are sent and returned.

R. H. W.-No advertisement was inclosed. The lady who wrote to 90968., respecting some pocket hand kerchiefs, has omitted to send either her number or address. The Editor has a reply for her.

POINT LACE BUTTERFLIES.-" 2008c" begs to inform appli cants for butterflies that they shall all be attended to soon as possible, 2008c" having had orders for more than fifty butterflies.