Public notice, Business Directory. WILLIAM TODD, ATTORNEY AND VARIETY, STOCK AND CATTLE SALESMAN, COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, DEBTS STREET, Liberal Cash advances made on every description of goods. AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND PEDDLER, COMMISSION AND PROPERTY AGENT, DEE STREET, INVELLATION, STOCK AND PEDDLER, COMMISSION AGENT, (Next Union Bank), DEE STREET, INVELLATION,  means of saving the limb. DEPOTIONAL SWELLINGS, PARALYSIS AND STIFF JOINTS. ' Although €ho above complaints differ widely iv their origin and nature, yet they all require local treatment. Many of the worst cases of such, dis- eases will yield, in a comparatively short space of time, when this Ointment is diligently rubbed into the parts affected, even when every other means have failed. In all serious maladies, the Pills should be taken according to the printed direc- tions accompanying each' box; Sold at the Establishment of Peofessob Hollo- WAY, 244 Strand (near Temple Bar), London; and by all respectable ' Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the following prices : — Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lie., 225., and 335. per Pot. DBOJPSY. Hundreds are cured yearly by the use of these Pills, conjointly with the Ointment, which should be rubbed very bountifully into the parts affected. : '". SOUBVY, SCBOITOA, EBYSTPELAS. How does this Ointment expel disease P .By ar- resting all undue action of the nervous and circu- latory systems, .by lessening inflammation, and by removing stagnation ; but, above all, by casting out the impurities which, are daily gaining, admis- sion into the body.- -By this means it eradicates scurvy, scrofula, erysipelas, and all external dis- , eases ;, while its penetrating powers enable it to 1 reach diseases which are deeper seated, and suc- cessfully to cope, .-with the seeds of tumours, cancers, and similarly malignant maladies, which onlya-few 'years since defied every -treatment, ■ and hurried their victims prematurely tothe ffraye.^ __'' _ „......■.,......- ..' BOTH THE OINTMENT AND POLS SHOULD BB VBSO - - IN THB XOXXKfWISQr OASES : — " '^™BSi~liegs7^aß BreasftT^Buros, Bunions, Bite of ' Mosquitoes and Sandflies, ; Coco-bay, Chiego- foot, Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Corns (Soft), Cancers, sContraoted 'and Stiff Joints, Elephan- ■ tiasis, Fistulas, Gout, Glandular Swellings, Lum- bago, Piles, Bheumatism, Scalds, Sore Nipples, Sore Throats, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Tumours, Ulcew, Wound*, Yaws;' r ; '•'. ■ -Ho^fi^tuf^^djAgrieidtoai;Pme.Scked^ j. .■.■■■•••: A '>:;■■: V /:i j , ! '. l - ,i ; 'i — t-il- 'a. .1 — — — pirZE^ SCIEDULE f THE UKAND AiNNUAL EXHIBITIOIn, j TO BB 'WTTTiT* • - lISI WE THEATRfe RdirAL, MAECfI 14th aot) SLSXH, XB6B. f. • I .*.. '. v SECTION L-POT PLANTS TO ALL).  i^Vj r ;y 0 ,-.-;r ,■■■.-. :■- - " r ! '-■' '"" '"' "' ''''' '' " Fint. Second,  varieties... «v •*••.■ V B. 16. 6i, Spikes Gladiok, varieties!.......... 10s "j 17. 6 „ Do Antirrinhiums, varieties!..... 18. 12 „ Blooms Pansies, -varieties j..... 10s _.. '19. 6 „ Ten week. Stocks (single plants, at least 8 varieties) «. 6s 20. 6 i, Blooms Asters......«. •••-' '"k - ■ 21. 6; „. African Marigolds.... ; M.... a» ofl 22. 6; „ French do '... 1.....;. "* «> ; 23. 6 „ Verbenas, varieties," 3 trusses of each.... ;«. 7s oa - ■ 24. 6- „ Blooms Roses, varieties j, -.,-.,.. «.... : 10s.■■+,]] 25. 8 „ Carnations, and 3 Picotines, varieties...... 7a' 6d \ 26. 6 „ Hardy Harbaceous Cut Flowers ;.. '«. ; 27. 6 „ Spikes. Phloxes^ varieties'; -............ -6». | 28. 6 i, Annuals, varieties, (Stocks, Asters, Marigolds excepted).... \ 29. 1 i, Hand.Bouquet...!......... 6a ■ 30. 1 H Table do. (not to exceed 18 inches high). -,.. 10a,, 81l 1.„ Floral Device <... • ° A." ~...'"»'. 16s' * ; SECTION HI.— FRUIT (OPEN ALL) L.,,,.y a. '. _ _Fjurst. Second. Third. 32. 12 Best Desert Apples.......~... 10s : 83; 12 „ Kitchen do...!... '— 10s. \ -84. Best Basket of Fruit......... «. 10a 85. 6 Best Tomatoes............... 10s. ; '86. 2 „ Cucumbers............. 10a '. 87. 2 „ Vegetable Marrows............ 7s 6d! 88. 2 „ and heaviest Gourds.....,.«- '... "' ;. 89. 6 m " Ornamental d 6 „, '■.«— '■'■ ■.«, ■.«; ;.. SECTION IV.— VEGETABLES (OPEN TO ALL). ; I J" No. First.. Second. Third 40. 12 Best Kidney Potatoes......... ;v. 10a •41. 12 „ White do......... V.. 10a " 42. 12 „ Red do......... W.- V.<lQa,.; 43/ 2 „ and heaviest Cabbages......... pa. : ] 44. 2 „ Red Cabbage.......... : —, fPi"'", '" 45. 2 „ Cauliflowers............ 6s 46. 12 „ Pods Peas... ;..;.......'ss'47. 12 „ do Broad Beans............. 6a 48. 12 Do French do........... 5a 49. 6 „ Onions..............^ 10a. 60. 1 „ Bunch Shallots... •..!. ~u'61. 6 „ Turnips...... -i.'«.Vto 62-6 „ Carrots......... —....10s ;^.,;■ 63. 6 „ Parsnips............... —2f? 64. 4 „ Beet... y ;... ;......,... 7a 6d 65. 1 „ Pot Parsley, (single plant) ;... _.... : 66. 8  and heaviest. stalks Rhubarb •... -.».... 10a -■■ \ 67. Best collection of Vegetables... .-«.. -«.i •■ :. -, ; i/I«AiV :....15s..: ; 68. H collection of Salads '... "=....;,_-.... 7e 6d. - SECTION V.--POT/PLANTS.... \, Np. amatubm ohlt. First. Second. Third. 69*. 1 Best Green-house Plant............ 7s 6d 60. 2 „ Fuchias, varieties...... "...... IQs 61. 2,, Geraniums, varieties, (scarlet class).... ••• 7 8 6d 62. 2 „ Pethinias, varieties..... ••• 5s 63.- 2 „ Balsams, varieties... ••• 5a 64. 2 „ Flowering Shrubs, varieties.... • -- ■ «.- ;... •- ;... •- ;... • SECTION VI.— CUT FLOWERS. No. 1'" amuleubs only. First; Second. Third. 66. 6 Best Blooms Dahlias, (selfs) varieties V.. ;..... 10s 67. 6 „ Do. do (fancy) at least 4 varieties...... 7s 6d 68. 8,, Spikes Holyhocks, varieties...........7a;6d 69. 6 „ Blooms' do' varieties......... 7s 6d 70. 6 „ Spikes Gladiola) (at least 4 varieties)...... 5s 71i 6 n Blooms_ Pansies, varieties......... 7a 6d 72. 8 „ Carnations and 3 Picotines, varieties...... 7b 6d 73. 6 i, Spikes Antirrinhium, varieties......... ". ''74; 8 „ ten 'week Stocks (single plants)...... 75. 6 „ Hardy Harbaceous Cut Flowers, varieties....... 1 76. 6 „ Annuals, varieties......... '.'..' '"'77. 1 „ Hand Bouquet............ 5s 78. 1 „ Table do ......... 10a'79. 1 „ Floral Device............ 10a (. ; SECTION Vn.— VEGETABLES. VI y O...'._ _ amjlTbtjbs ONLY. First. Second 80. - 6 Best Kidney Potatoes;......... i.. K)s': 81 12, Potatoes, any sort,... 10a 82. 1. „ and heaviest Cabbage.....; —'' 83. 1 „ Cauliflower............ 6»...'....' 84. 6 „ Turnips......,......... 86. 6 „ Carrots.......'.. ;...... '-.:'' 86. 6 „ Parsnips............... 5s : 87. 12 „ Pods Peas... •- — — 88. 12 „ Do Broad Beans......... 89. 12 „ Do French do.............. 90. 6 „ Onions............... 10a - 91. 1 „ Bunch Shallots............"'82. 3 „ and heaviest Stalks Rhubarb......... 7s 6d 93. Best collection of Vegetables. ... ... 10a -94. „ Do. Salads ... .;, .„ '.....,  ■ , - T I SECTION VIJX— FRUIT. I ,' f 1 , " jo. AMA.TBUBB ONi>T. ' First  of Fruit . ... .... ;.. 10s - l|9B. 8 Best Tomatoes ... ■'... ... ;..  7s 6d\. ; 1 101. 1 „ and heaviest Gourd ... ■ ... ... ...  ;. -. *; .- -"''*■■■ SECTION IX.—^FARM AND DAIBT PRODUCE (OPEN TO ALL). i "-^ Ifo. First. Saoondi Third. 102. 1 Bushel best New Wheat .... ... ...20a 103. 1 do do Barley... ...' ' '.'' ... ...20a ..;•; .....; 104. 1 do do Cape Barley ... ... ~. 20a 105. 1' do do Potato Oats. ... , ... ...20a 106. 1 do do Sandy do ... ..'. ...20b - ••-- --107. "1 do do Tartasian doi ;.. ;.. ...20a - ; 108. 1 do do Perennial Rye Grasß .... . 20s 109 i 6 best Field Turnips ... i' ... ... .1. 10s 110. 6 „ Mangold Wurtzels ... ! ... M. .... 10s • :v. 111. 21bs. Best Fresh Butter (Society's IPrint) • ... *Q* ] 112. 41bs. 'do Potted Butter do! ... ... ...80a' 20a' | 118. 2 best Cheeses ... ... ... ...80a. «0a  ! 114.- e ßest Cream Cheese ... j , *>"• ,' .> ;. ii. - , 10a £ \j. , ;..'. *■ Member's Tickets can be obtained frbm any of the Office-bearers "of the Sooiety. \ W. B. SCANDREIT, Secretary, Tay Street-1867-68, Hortionltnral and-Agrieultural Prize Schednle i BECTION IL— CUT FLOWERS (OPEN TO ALL). j ...... -. ■ ■. .' Ms't. Second. Third, 16.' 6 best Blooms' Roses, varieties^ .« — •- J°" - 17. 12 „ Blooms. Pansies^ varieties- .~ -- — •*• xu# jg 5 Do do -do. ... «•• ••• 19* 6 », Hardy Herbaceous cut flowers, varieties ... ... «O* 6 Spikes Antirrinhiums.-varieties-".. ... "* •»' 6 Sweet WiUiams, 3 double and 3,Bingle, vanetiea ... S! 8'» Spikes Brompton Sldck, (at tea«t two varieties) ... 23* 6 » Verbenas, varieties, 3 varieties of each. " •«. g :( " E"'' 8*' * Carnation and Spicules, varieties... ••. J» - 16 6 w Spikes, Gladiola, varieties... ••*. 26' B/'w' Cutlets, Blooms, any sort, variety... ••*. 27; J -6^- Blooms, Hipsi varieties......,-•*•. •. - £8. 6 „ loss-^twospea of each, varieties...... 19' 1 M 'Hand Boquet... c... ••» *** on. ■ &\%.iZ.m>>c^.... - •» -:^ 81.. 1 m Floral, Device. T...... ••• «•*.-..■. Mi 1 : a Boquet of Nafewe Flowers (Golden).;. ii'M » 83. • 24 B.ert Strawberries... «•• ""'. 84; 24 Raspberries... — ~* '" e>,'<t<i 86. 18 „ Gooseberries (largest)! •."... 00. XO -»»» S«4^ -. ■■*■■■ ■... ••• • »►• • OQ 85. Best'Basket of Fruit '"'...'.........10a tSi. 6 Best Bunches, Black Currants......... 6s 89. 6 „ do Red Currants „....... 6s 40. 6 „ do White CJ urrant... 6a 4L 8 „ Chamber... ••»...-..■.«• >« 10» Ho. SECTION^.—VEGETABLES (OPEN TO ALL). First. Second. Third 42. 12 Beet Early Kidney Potatoes.!....... 7a 64 43. 12 „ Early Round do......... 7a 6d 44. 12 „ Late Potatoes......... «• 7s 64 46. 2  and heaviest Cabbages....» *♦• 6s 45. 5, Cauliflowers......... ~ •« 7a 64 47. 6 „ Onions................ 7b 64 48. 6 „ Turnips «. ~..^^..«• 6a. 49. 6 „ Carrots;......... «.... 6a 60. 12 „ Pods Early Peas... ;......'... 6a 61. 12 „ Pods Marrow or Late Peas... '... ■••«. 6a 62. 6 t* Pods' Broad Beans 6a 63 2 H Lettuces — — -.-.-- *« «..- «* 6a.,,. 64. 1 „ Pot Parsley, single Plant.»...... 66. 8 „ and heaviest Stalks. Rhubarb... : -.« «. 7s ■« ; 66. Bast Collection of Vegetables -«-., •- — — SECTION T.—POT PLANTS.! -^ - 2Jo. '" ; ■ ■■■■'"■' '■ iauriftraa oti*;' ""'■ ''Firii. SKoadi Third. 67. 8 bert Greenhouse Plants... Foliage Plant. 69. 8 „ Fuchias, varieties ... ... ... * »* 1«9 6d 60. 8  Geraniumsj varieties ... ... «U 7a 64 .^l. 2 „ ■ ■ do. Scarlet ClaBS, Tarietiea .„ .« '7a i 6d 62. 2 H Calceolarias, varieties ... *.. «. 7a 6d 68; 2 M Oinerariasj varietiea ... «'. ' • «• Y.^ ■■■■ ;.64.;-8 „ Petunias, yarietiea ... ... ... • «• 6a 66. 8 „ Roßeß,,yarieties ... ..» ;— ; w. o6»j  fIBL 8 •'■„ Jlowering Shruba «. ,. ...;,,.,.>.♦,.,. ;,.„.»..-,.,. Thd abdve all to bs ehowon in Flower Pota or Hovtrßoseaw ..■;, SECTION Vt— CUT FLOWBBB. J^ Ox "'| '. !jf<X; '•, : V- ii.':-'';. -.io ■•'' AKAXBtma OHwr.: .;■ •■../■.JibA, j&eondi Third* 6?. 6 Bwfe BlpomflcSpsea, yarieties .«. m — • «.. 7a 6d. ; ;. <i, •6 . i-Dor., Panßiea.rvarietieat.i.j.,; ;1 • .«. .;„.,• 7*64.-. .■ : ; 69. 6 M Hardy Harbaceous Cut Flowers, varietie» „* ... ; 70. 6  Spikes Antirrinhiuma, yarieties .._-,  :. .. ,^ -. ' : "7l. ( : 6 1 ,t Sweet 'Wifliania, varieties ' 1.; ' ' '.« '"".','." : .:. 72. 6 v Spikea Brompton Stock (at least 2 Tarioties)... .». 6a" ; 78; ' 8 „ : Carnations and 3 Picottees, yarietiea ••• 6a • , > -74i y-.-Qi , „ ; ; Spikes. Gladiola,i varieties ... ... ... 6a 76. 6,, Blooms Tulip, varieties. .; ;. ■ ... ' ... ; 76. 6 „ Spikes IriaSj yarieties ... .-.,. v .... ; .«*..■ :.,'-i. 77. 6 „ Out Bulb Blooms, (any Bort) varieties .... ... ... 78; 1,» Handßouquet ... ..; .- ... 6a^ 79. 1 » Table do ... ... v. ... 7s 64 80;' I „ Floral Device ... ... -^ ... 10a SECTION VIL-r-FRUIT. ■..':..•.;•■.; Hoi : : AJCATUBBB OKLT. First. Second* Third, 82; 247BeBtRipeStrawberrie9. ... ... .« „. 7s 6d 83. 24 „ Raspberries - ... ... ~ *" »«4 • 64jr- 18 w and Largest Gooseberries ... «» «•• * 8 v<». 66.' .18 , „ Pesert Gopaeberries ...,,,.« ... .■. •, 86. ' -12" „ CherrieV ... ... .« ... , •-.:. «• .■«• 7a 94 ; 8.7. 8 „. Bunches Black and 8 bunches Red Curranta ... 6a 1^ I,;' Cucumber : ... " ... ' «. ... 6a 89. ■ Bert Basket of Fruit ... Section VHLMERGETABLE. Second Section: 907-12  (Thermometer Churn, value 355, presented by W. B. Scandrett & Co.)... 858... Zoa, AOS-lh|u3M|ptted_Butter...... "' 80* **' 108! Beat Cream Cheese............ XO»... [ tJ/\ ■ SECTION X.—POULTRY (OPEN TO ALL). - j Ho. ;.-..-.-. ;, • First. Third. 109, Beat Pair Spanish Cock and Hen....V....-10a j 110. „ DorMn do, „........10a'I 111, H Cochin China do......... 10a. : 112. „ Polish.'- iJi do r! \i.V „.... 10a _ | nllOT: „ Penciled Hamburg Cook and Hea „. _...10a, '■■'■'"-'114. „ Game Cock and Hen... ;.. ;^ 10a, '■■'■'"'114. „ Turkey Cock and Hen... ;.. ;^ 10a, '■■'■'■'114. „ Turkey Cock and Hen... • „..*.'«. 10s <; •'■- ; 119. M pair Geese,... 