APPEAL.

THE COMMITTEE of the CHURCH of ENGLAND

EDUCATION SOCIETY earnestly appeal for increased funds to enable them to continue the Society's operations.

Many of our SCHOOLS for the Poor are either absolutely dependent upon the Society's grants, or would be crippled in their work without such aid. The same may be said of many Pupil Teachers who have been enabled to complete their course of training.

The Society also supplies SCHOOLS with all kinds of Registers and Stationery at reduced prices.

The Society's means are far from adequate to the exigencies of the present time, which urgently demand every possible effort to secure for an increasing population a sound PROTESTANT EDUCATION.

11, Adam Street, Adelphi, W.C.

F. MAUDE, R.N., Chairman.

REGINALD GUNNERY, Hon, Cler. Sec.

ST. PETERSBURG.

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HOTEL D'ANGLETERRE,

ST. ISAAC'S SQUARE,
(Gostinitza Angleterre, Issakofski Sabor.)

H. SCHMITZ, Proprietor.

THIS
HIS new and well-conducted Hotel, situated in the centre
of the City, facing the St. Isaac's Church, near the Post-office, the Royal
Palaces and Public Buildings, affords large suites of well-furnished Apartments
for Families, and comfortable and airy Bedrooms for Single Gentlemen. A large
Dining-room where Dinners are served from Three till Seven o'Clock, from
one rouble and above. A well-furnished Reading-room. The Times,' and
other English, French, and German Newspapers,

HOT AND COLD BATHS, TUBS, AND SITTING BATHS,
Guides and Servants speaking English.

Omnibuses at the Stations, and Steamboats near Landing-places from Stockholm and England.

THE QUEEN'S MESSENGERS FREQUENT THIS HOTEL

N.B.-Misses Bensons' Hotel no longer exists.

ESTABLISHED 1882.

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THE ORIGINAL GUIDE & TRAVELLERS' DEPÔT.

AND

Passport and Couriers' Agency,
LEE & CARTER,

440, WEST STRAND, LONDON

(Nearly opposite the Charing Cross Hotel).

Intending Tourists are respectfully invited to visit this Establishme before making purchases for their journey.

AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF TRAVELLERS' REQUISITES TO SELECT FROM:

Guide Books (in pocket bindings). | Hat Cases and Bonnet Boxes.

Maps and Plans of all Parts.

Foreign Dictionaries.
Dialogues and Grammars.
Polyglott Washing Books.
Journals and Diaries.

Pocket Books and Note Cases.
Purses, Sov. and Nap. Cases.
Money Belts and Bags.
Writing Cases and Blotters.
Ink Stands and Light Boxes.
Foreign Stationery.
Travelling Chess Boards, &c.
Knives, Scissors, & Corkscrews.
Barometers & Thermometers.
Field Glasses & Compasses.
Eye Preservers and Spectacles.
Railway Rugs and Straps.

Luggage Straps and Labels.
Travelling Lamps.

Camp Candlesticks.
Flasks and Drinking Cups.
Sandwich Cases.
Luncheon Baskets.
Dressing Cases & Housewives
Soap and Brush Boxes.
Sponge and Sponge Bags.
Baths and Air Cushions.
Waterproofs & Foot Warmers
Camp Stools and Leg Rests.
Portable Closet Seats.
Etnas for boiling water.
Combs, Brushes, and Mirrors
Glycerine and Insect Powder
Door Fasteners, &c., &c., &c.

London: Printed by WILLIAM CLOWES and SONS, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.