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(AKK'niiau ltKimoxi', Proprietor.)

IJ AHOF.ST Ctlll TLATION IN T I I K SoVTJl OF IRELAND.

VulUf hcd t'v»TV Friday Eveni ng, nt Xn . -19 King Street. . . r i- . . - iT f l i t e nii'Visnu. CASK .]

t'Rn i. Turn K. 1' KN < K ; Y E A H I .V ( IS A U VASCK ) 13S.;H\ 1'U:.T, Y KAIU .Y , l.r>s., ix A DVANCE .

Agents for Sale of THE NEWS:.VATKIMOUP—M r. \V. K KI .LV , Lil t l r Cciir 'rc's.strcrt.'l l i AMOl i K—Mi s C' LA SI'V , liefreshiuent Kooms, in

Strand- street.PASSAdK KAST—The Misses LOVK , Hotel , Square.CAKK1CK-OX- SU1H—Mr. J .M.Ml iRr n v .Ncws Agent.LONDON — (For Advte .) Mr. W.M. CAKUULL , 123,

LoUBliboru '-ioad (Nortli), ISrixton.DUHL1N—An vKKTis iMi A CKSTS : Messrs. W. II.

SMITH & Mis , Abbey street.l i U X CA U Y A N — M I-.'K I 'W' AKI I H R K N N A S , Stationer ,

&c, Wisl md Ti-lepmpb Office , Tho Square.K I L K E N N Y — Mr. J LII .N Alrui ' i iv , Hose )nii-atreet.CASTI.F.COMKH—Mr. J. llui.niiAX , Mnin-slrcet.

NATIONAL LINE to NEW YORK

LAKCKST l 'APSE N GKU STEMSUIPS.S/. IJ I. . riini ' Ship t. Tom.

KliYM ", U«>«!!Ml SOW ESOLANl), TboUiptOD 4900SPAIN , <-.r«cv 4000 TIIK QUEEX Bragg 44411TA1.V , \Veli!,Ir VH < 1(;i:l:i:t']:. An.1r.ws Sw DKXMA 11K ,Williams.... 'S!i 'i

J-VIM LlYFlil'ouk fu N K W Y O K K trery HYiliicstlciy.From IU'KV N S TO V N , TlltUSDAY ; fiom Loxros to

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Ai 'i'lv !'• '!"• Xati i' i .al s»t i -.nn»lii j» Company (l .miitid),•J3, U : i ( i t — tii'i't , l.ivripnnl.

x.ai: A fi t: M nut W A T M F O KD :J K I - I K J H A l l Mi ni ' i lY , liiirronstrnml Street.

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/ 1K X T K N X I A I- 1 X T K K X A 1 1 O S A Ii\j KX111B1T1ON.

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Mill CA N A H A .

T I.I: iii.lv 1' iuB ' i L I N K i t Stean.trn to Phi ladel phia is theA M K I M C A X LINK.

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GOVEBNMEMT E M I G R A T IO N'Hi N E W Z E A L A N D , I.I L K K N S L A N I I , A- C A N A D A .1-MIEE l'A S-SACES t i . N E W Z E A L A N D «raiii . - il: u,.- !;«il;lr A] .}.li< :.nt> . ASSI STKI) I'ASSACES

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tuwn , Livi-i j .t - i . l , I I . - I I V , l l u l i l i n , (o.i .- 'ow , ami London.Firfl-clai-s Sl,i | s fn.m J . i \ " i |" i - l n'- 'l I. , wlnii to A m .

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ON .SLIU. ijiilM f"V^KHVOU.S l) K! : i ] . i rV. -(.;i(A'J'] .S, ii -M.ili -X^ i-uj AYork , > liowi t .y -nil' i- ri.-rs liow tlicy may hucurvil without ihc aid of tju.v V :>. Fret- on recei pt ofj. o.sUa0 stttin i' . AiMn - - .-, I.I.IJ .I .M:V . I) i>tiliili ' of Ana-tomy. Biriniut'liain. mylO-3m #

s in r F 1 N G .C L Y D E S H I P P I N G C O M P A N Y

JUNK , 1876.Hey vlar STEAM COll il VX1CAT1OS betnecn

W A T E R F O R D and L O N D O N ,Via Southampton , and London ami SuulliWcHrrn lt i'iUvsy,PLYMOUTH and SOUTHAMPTON , and SOUTH of

ENGLAN D, CORK , DUBLIN , BELFAST, andGLASGOW.

•k 'V •+ I I lHE new nud powcrlul Screw Steamersi«ll>fc>fNs, X. COl'ELAND/l 'OWAKD, SAN DA,VastRI^SK K H U Y V O U K , CUMUHAE , WICK-BBSSBmar LOW , nud AUKLOW .nre

iulended ta Sail as uudir ( ivcatlur permitting, uiih-ss pre-vented by any unluresbon circutiistHuas), \vith librity to I'owVessilf , aud to rrmlrr aisislancc to Vessels in Distiess :

EHOM WATEHKOKI ) TO GLASGOW ,Friday, 2nd June, 1p.m., via Cork and Uel faMSaturday, 3rd ,, C p.m., via lielfast.Tuesitav , 6th ,, 1 p.m., via Dublin.Wednesday, 7lh „ 1 p.m., viaCori .Fndny, 9ih ,, 1 p.m., via C01V aud HeUastSatonlay, lUlh ,, 0 p.m., via BelfastTuesday , 13iil „ 1 p.m., via Dublin.Wi'diirtday, 14t h „ 1 p.m., via Cork.Kiiiluy, 16th „ 1 |i.ui., via Cork and BelfastSaturil.iy, 17ih „ 0 p.m., via Belfast.l'uitilfty, 20th „ 1 p.m., via Dublin.Wednc-sduy, 21»l „ 1 p.m., via Cork.Friday, 23'd A<r V p.m., via CorUand J*ll»stSatum«y, 24t h , t! p.m., via BelfastTui'ulay 27th ,, 1 |i.m., via Dublin.Wfdiuwliiy, 28lh „ 1 p.ui., via Cotk.Fiiduv , 30:b ,, 1 f.in., Ma I'oik und I.elfast

FUO.M ULASGOV\ TO W A i E K K O K D ,Evt iy MUN DA V , \\ KDNESDAY , and F111DAY ,

2 p.m. ; Kail to Grct-nock , 0 p.m.N OTB.— Tlic Steami r on Friday foes via Ci rk.

tKOM U A ' I M ir O H D "10 HELFAbT.Every Fill DAY , via Cork , - - at 1 p.mEv-crj bATUKDAV , dir.ci , - - at 6 p.w

BELFAST TU WATEKFOHD ,Every TI IUH SDAY , ilurct -

AU o on MONDAYS , l'.'lb , and 20th June.Finn V\ A ' lEHioKD 1O DL ' l iLIN, dnwt.

Every TUEM>AY , . "• at 1 l'-'u -DC1U.IN n .U A I K U F C U . D , Via (.iaî-w.

Every l\ KDN EhDAY.KUOM U A l M i K O l i D 'ID LOI.'K.

Even ¦ WK D XK.-J 'AY , • - at 1 p.m.Every Kil l DAY , - - at 1 p.m.

? UOM CO UK HI \ V A l E H K U K D , dirtct ,Kvnj MONDAY.

WATEKFliUD '1O LONDON ,Miauitr t.i >iiiiihiiui| ton , thinee l.y Li-iuli.il nud Suutb

\ V . » l i r i . l i a -A - n I.. Nil . . l'.ln > Miifi .i i . ul 'lLiougli l. .m> ,Eveiy ^ A l L ' K D A Y ,

Albi Miu WEDNESDAYS , llih , and 28th June , at -I p.m.l.C'NI -OX '10 W A 'lLl trOl i l l -Eteiy TU^DAY ,

Oii id - U i c i i v i d at ni.y ui i l i l ;u i i \ i i .g lli.un» (,1 l l i»London and iJi.ulh W i > n i i i );.I M « IIJ L LII -| iUiy, and BtMine Klnn Station up lo C.3U p.m.

WA 'lKKFOl i l J 'U> I ' L Y A I O U I I I , diiici ,Kveiy SA ' i L ' K D A V ;

AI MI UU WEDNESDAYS . l-i!b nml 2bih June , at 4 p.m ,I L Y M O L ' l l l '10 \\ A 'lLi t t OI .D , diiet i ,

Kvuy Fl i lDAY , at 2 |..ir.WA 'IEHFOUD to b U U I l I A M l ' l O X , via l'lyu.outh ,

Kvirj SA'l lUlDAY ,AI. I - , OII WEDN ESDAYS , 11th mid 28th June , at i p.m.bOl"l l lAMI' 'JOX '10 W A I E K r O U D , via l'lj moutb ,

Every W EDNESDAY , al 10 a.in'l l.ese titiamet :, have i-xeclU -nt nettitomoddtiun toi pa»M n-

ecu. I'A&SAti E-MONEY.Cabin. Return . Dccl

Wa:ir:ui\l lu ulK> g u« cr lieitu t t 17». tld. 25s 10?.Cork ... 8s 1*« °5Dublin , ... 10*. — tis

I'lyuioulh and Southampton 2()a. Mi. H.'s.Louiion , ... "-o". — 16^.

S», N O'I E.— 'l lur Cljii c Shipp ing Company Insure allUuoda Mnppi-J by H UM- Luirs ol hteamem, at 3s Id. percentto TiÛns I I K V I I I )! jearl y ngiemunt!. , and 6- pe.- t«ui to OL -uiMoual Shi ppers—values to be declared i.l tiuie of shi|-Uient. Forms and all luluiuiatlou to be lud at the Ollicts.

>nr Katrs ol hrei f l . t , Ac , upp lj to — J . C. 1'I .MLKI>-TOS , ltll l l i - ,1 ; I l K N K V J. W *U1> Q , l'lj'UIOUlll i 11. W.W ILLIA MS, Lundiii and ."¦o utb-WeBinii l ia i lwa) CW|niny,Exet i r liuiliiiii ): !> , Ai lhu i - s l i ee t , \\ rst , .iud ibeir lteenviiij :HimMb tliioL^liuul l.uuduu -, Clidc Miiyv»'K Cu., 40, [j \i \vnCi- cil-slieel , L imeiak; N.blliau.plo)i ; 27,Eden UuaJ. Dl'U-LI.N , i.tui l'alnekV Quaj , COHK .

CLYDE SllllTlMi COlirAX\ ,Cut-tom lloute Qua\ , \\ nit rlord.

.Spicia l FI I I I U S of J i i l l f ot LadniK requiuil Ly llic Clj dtShipptni; Couipary, to be Inn! l icin the Aênl>,

WATERFORD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.(LIMITED) .

1XTKXDKD OliDElt OF SAlLlKG—J UXi:, 1870.STKAMEItS ,

C i ll'SY , 1-AH A , ZKl'llYH , imil CLIO.-.. , V O'l 'ICK .—¦I heWaterfonlbtcanisliip

gmu i\ X\ Conip.inyieeeivu Good;- lor Shi pmentVjl 3|-X* -' on tl.e lollowiiiB Terms only :—Thrj reserve4BSX3! v9 - the rij ilit lo carry by any, not by particulat\ . r-M- 1:- . with l i t . i - i l \ 10 Tow Shi ps and rall .it other 1'oits:iin J H t i l II .it bt- ;«m>uut.tl'ii- lor injiiriei. orloascs arising f iomJi !-y, .•... iileiits ol the Sras, Kivt i s , Fire, the yueeu 'i Ene.t i:i * s, de t i e i iv t ' N'avii:atiou ,ur accidents trom any othet causenot to: any loss which might have been covered by lusurauct- ,our Tor Leakage , Breakage,Coiiditioii ,Qualitj* , or conti -ntaot.iii j l'airi'N orl'ackages , unless speciall y entered nud orfra-

r.r< m Fu-iphl piud. tionds not removed to be Stored at tbe¦ is L and expense &t the Consignees.

W A T L l i t O l t D A N D K K I S T O I..1 I i ll. \\ l i t . i l l i l l In 111 1st 1.1 : r I . II. Krrst . l to \\ H t l l l o l l l .

I'lltKtT MHIICT.Tiii- fil .-iv , ,, 0 ... S Morn Tliurnlav, Juuo 1 ... 1 Aft 'uTiu-MlaV , „ lit ... 11 .Morn Thursday, ,. 8 ... 7 Morn" in ,-i!:iy, ,, -j . ... 8 Morn 'i'hurnlay, ,, 15 ...11 MornTm.-daV , ,, J7 ... 12 Xoou Tliurst lay, „ :-i . .. U Morn

Thui.-itay, ,, wy ...11 MornCl.W.

Fn.m V. ;,t- .1 tu Kristol , Ir. m liristdl to U atei to id ,I n , , ( i . etlliic at l'.-ii . l n.le Do t k.

I-'riiliiv June i ... I Aft 'u Tucsilav , June « ... 5J AtfnI'ri.lay ,, u ... 1» Mom Tuesday, „ Vi ... 91 MornIV i. l .y „ 1« ... 1 Affu Tuc-ilaj-, „ Ml ... 4 Affiir.i.lay, „ SI ... Ill Moru Tin.-day, „ L'7 ... !'l MornKriday, ,, :w ... '- Aft 'u Tuesday, Jul y 1 ... 4j Alt 'ii

J,-;- On .a l l } .Mornin g.âiltu ^n, tlie Cabin ot llieMMDi -n su i l l bi- dpeti tn receive l'asseuen-sarrivinglrom Londonl>\ i)n- î |.'ht MailTtaii. .

" ( 'ahiii I-are , 16s Od. ; Servants and Childri.i , 10s. Od.K i t i i i t i do., '.'os. ; IT with l ik- ity tti lelurn lioiu DublinCink , «r Wixloul , 31s lM., Stew aid's lee lluluded ; Deik7s. li.i. Females ntt i-nil the Ladirs ' Cabin.KxU-nsiou of timu pruntvU on all return tickets on the follow.

iuu terms :For a fortni ght—3u . (id. ; ami for every subsetiuent

wi'ek, 'Js.W A T E K F O K I ) A N D L I V E K 1' O O I..

rum WAi mpoKi) . IIHI M i.ivnn-ouL :Friday, Julu: J — S Slorn Friday, Jam; a — C Aft luMiinilny. ,. ¦'¦ —1- Noon Munilay, ,, 5 — 9 MornWit lncs ilny „ 7 —1- Xf«.n Winluesday, „ 7 —lo .iioruFriday, ,, i> —VI Noon Friday, „ 'J —11 MornMon.iav , „ 1J ... :il Aft 'u Monday, „ 1J — 1 AffnV'Klu.Mlav ,, I I — :>} AffD-MVilncwlnr , „ 11 — •! Aft ' llFriday ' ,, I'i — ti .Morn Friday, ,, l#i — 5 Aft 'nMonday, „ I!' . .1 'H Jlnni JI OUMIJ , „ VJ — 8 MornWi-dllinlay, „ ^1 — l l j Moru 'WiHlui-Mlay, „ al - II ilnrnFri.lny, ' „ -^1 — \i Xiiou 'Fri -uy, „ zi —11 Mom.Monday, ,. M — :J| Aft 'u Monday, „ i; — 1 AffuWnln.-.-iWy ,, 2* — ::) Affu Wr<lne.-day „ L'a — Aft 'nWuliKr.t.iy ,, :»i — 7 Mum Friday, ,, :il — j Aft 'n

t. uli II I-ale , 17- . t! I ; M- lvauts 1 1 ia\ i llmi; iv i ib lan . i l u- )i. t . , 1 Chi l i l i i I. , D'. ; D.el , 10-. ; Chlal i r i . , os. Ki - li ialt -> ;.'-I t t i d I he Ladies ' Ca lnii

< » . o.U ri-c.- ivt-d At Clarelit-e Di.i k , Livi - i t r ol .WATEI(F()liD AND DUNGA liVAN.

MUiM W A l K H K O K I l . IKdJI I iLN ( iAKV .»N.FI K 1-.IV , J IIUI : '2, 8morD S:itur(luy,Juno ;i , 12 noonMot. ilay, ,, •>, Id morn Tuesday , ,, ti, 1 alt 'nWudiu sday, ,, 7, 10 morn Thursilny, „ 8, (i mornFriday, ,, !l, 11 morn Saturday, „ 10, 7 mornMond.-iy, ,, Jl', I t ! noonTucsday, „ l.'J, 7 aft 'nWciliii.-s.lay , „ 1-1 , ^ ufl 'iijT hurtday, ,, 15, i) moruKiiOay, „ Hi, - p lt 'u Sutunlay, „ 17, 0 mornMonday, ,, lit , B murnjTufSdiiy, ,, au , 1 nft 'nW I - I I LVM I IV , ,, 21 , U morn Thursday, „ TI , 2 aft 'nFi i t lav ,, 2;i , 10morn Saturday, ,, 21, (i mornMi.i.ihiy, ,, 2G, 12 uo<in;Ti:i sd;iy, „ 27 , 7 nft 'nWL-titiL 'ulay ,, 2S, 1 nf l 'ii.TliurMluy ,, 21), S mornFiid ay, „ 20, 2 aft'ir

N> A T K K V l M l I) A N D N l -. W I1OSS,• i . v. U A I Mitc i t i .— Daily, Sundays excepli-d , .it 3.10 p.mKi ; t . M >.' nw itnUi— Dailv , Sululii)> i-xcepled , «t 6 45 a.m.

W A T E U F u l : D AND D L1 N CA -NN O N.r'ni- .v V. A l l . I i t . UL— Dail y, Sundajs eiii-ptid . al y.45 p.m.K i : < - M I

¦v ^ C A ^ ^ ^J ^— D.nl ) , i:iii d •) s t x t t t l* d , -t b. 15 a in.

I) , i :l - -.-. H I , . I i ud i \ r ij l t i t . i l l i . h t i i . i l i: iv. n lie iifc * nu Mtl i L l - 'i i . i . - 'l I . e ( i . m - i a l S-. i a u . p i i 'j k i l O l K i i . , 32

'l'r i n o -> i . il f > O A i , V A .\ - Mr . I . D i . w u ij , .M. i ! i i.> t ie i t ; Livi . itPOOL -\\ .. t . ; i . HI f c i . an. ^l . i j . CNin|i rfi iy , SM l i t tin sMi . k - s i net , W^hh-i| . » l i . l . l .o i • i . ..1 iu.d ..1 I l i e I .'MI .|<» IO '» ( J l l i . . * , I I.c- M A L L ,U A ll : l .r . . id.

t i . r H i ! . ! ¦ • ¦ ' i r > ! - i l . ij'i ."—> ¦(!¦ I ' i i{('. .-'ii in i i . i/ , c h i ij ,

HI , rim- 23.Clarke 's World Famed Blood Mixture-

1'f i l ! C L !- A N .- I N (i i - i d Cl E A l ! l .\ (i il..- lil .OOD [iin

A L L I . M I ' L ' I M T I h .-, »l .r!hi-r ..nsii.(! luiii j i . u l h l u li i ! i l i *i * i i t t ti Li -A I . X II 1 1 1 r i . i i is i- , t a mi..I I.e t in ln^ ld y I-ICI .IL -it K i i i l r d . I t t UI €- M t l l t l S o i i s ; i n n s U iTi i i t . i l Son s ill the.V . i l i I '!<t l i . l t . 1 S^

IK l . .v»; H' aL'Ll. i :ii<l> »r I'lBl li lrK un t l . -K rt t i - ; S n i i v) N- n i . j Cimen.Us L'lii i s ; Itlndil nnd Skin l)i ^-

, I J I . i t . i l u l u .'rm-niii . s, nud clem s 'lie Mood l imn allI n ( h i . - M . .tu t , 111.in uli.tf.-vi-i cû-i' ir -s i it - .

A- 1 1 . i s II .: n ine i. p l i H - . i . l 1 . 1 1 h e ta - tp , and uarraulcd f illIn . II . II 1 ' i i i . i y — n l r i - l i «H f i l l s and ino-t tnedii hita sold lorI I I 1 . i l i . \ i ' i l i-r.iM- s o 1.1. .. II - i l . . - i'l i i p i i i l t r Mil ici lSButleti ' ia:o ; iv .- i l a l l i-l !o ti si it-, value.

l l l'j l s l Mi i OP l»!l]l(iMiLs FhOM ALL PAETi) .>. . :¦ :n .';- t l l . s. L'- . I i i . . .. t l . , j.i.d in ( 'ii-es , roiitainiutr 0

'. ' ¦ - - . I I . - 1 1. , -nlli t to . l l - r ! a p u u i H i ik i i t cuie in! !> •- . : . . ;. . . . I,} ,,|i ( ; l , tn . i - t- iî. t] I 'i itmt MedirineV. :. . ' i - . ¦ : - i n : :.. .

".l.y a - l d i i > s ull H L -i-ipt nl 'M Or 1U2

¦t in | - . • ir . .1 . i I . A I . K K , Cl.. it -. ist , l l i i.- 11 -M nel , Liuroln.

WtlUt . l . -M. I. A l f K .ITt :I .:•

¦.! •. A.- - •. , , < . i . l . l i d .mil - . I ' 'In- Wit . l.-ille I l l l U s f K .

C<45" Fur EY M .KI LA I H .J , oi' every description and* -»> < - , prii.ti. il to older , conn- lo TllK N K W S OtTICK , 41)King street.

h. r a- !. :¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ,, i;.. /. ./ ;

R A I L W .V TI&I K TA HI.F.R VOR M A \

W&W. llFoitD ANli"^hNTnArVuELAX IJ ANDK I L K E N N Y JUNCTION UA1LWAYS.

The bbottesl route lioui Waterlord anil Kilkenny to Dnblin ,A tblone , 1* . ituinoa , PAr.on^town.or Neuogb , i» f iaMar > buio\

\O' ImprOTod quick noil tbrougb dail y comiiiuuiCHliun lic-wteii M ar> l orouvh and olber btations to Wat eil i -td , tJisnwtil iN'ew Milfoid to London nod all ttatiuni on (tie Gieal Welt-elll tailuajof EDÎand. \

YS.OU WATEUI-OEO. '

| JTR A IK I ON W k K K DAVK. S' l'KDAYB

K T A T I O K « I ' *"jn'* « I a& 3 I 4 a l"2"i3 l\*36TAIIOKB . Clas»olai6. Clo»». ;cia 8». Cli.»s Cla.k -

_ A.M. P .M. P.M . I F.M. noi.n |i niIi m h m "b i n ,~h ni U m Ii m

Waterfurd~ iJf ^n»-rur 7 16 1 0 i 0 j 12 t. ...

Kiln.ocow ......__ I 7 VS 1 in 4 lo ' 1- 1^> .-Mullinivnt I 7 35 — 4 ao I 1 "•*' •••Uallylialc 7 JJ 1 :» ( ill _ 12 i. ...ThollURI own „ 8 10 I 111 4 55 _ 1 .Ueituelabrii lge .„ 8 *i5 I '1 i 5 s 1 20Kilkenny ....-arrival 8 4I> j 2 21' 5 2U — U'

Do diiiarlurt 8 45 j 2 30 S Ml — 1 &> ' ...UallyraKgel... _.„ 9 15 | i 61) i 6 5u — - H.I ...Aitaiiauli ..... i s 3 i | i | _ 2 le i ...Abbejleix D Sll 9 It ; g Ii — a *'i -•M arj boro" .. ...orrlcr.HU 10 ! a U5 © 15 — S i ...Ala >boroug h atp ûp 'lu S2 I i 2 7 46 — 8 s4 ...1'.-riotlio sti . il Juuc. 'n II I I i 4 17 S 7 — 3 <u ...OuWii orritaf 1 15 5 <u |1O 0 — s *• —Albloue Junction arrl 4 45 ! b 30 I — Maiyb oro '—rfrj) rfeu-n 10 30 ' — " 7 n — Bullibr|.phj _ IO 5« I — 7 41 — Rostrei „ I I 34 ! — 8 3 —l'artonslown ....•*... 12 4 — 0 0 ' ... i •••F«ilumr.a _, \i 44 I — , 9 40 ,— ... ! -Nenagl it VS' — . 9 20 '— ... -T<m|>lrinora I „ — • _ o i 7 — ... —Thdrl« -..ttrrlral 1 31. - 8 33 — ... ' —

TO WATEEFOBDKUNUiTi

« l A l ll . .vt 1 il «c3 1 S! Au3 I * !M * VClor.. (JIBI. 1. Cla(«. UI« M>. I -.! U6 I i i 3

. l .M . _A.M. A. M . : P.M. tl laSB .. CUSS_., , , Ii to 7i III h m" ii in "TTH'i . i- I I IInurlei . . . . . dtparturr 7 Hi : . ' 1 55 "l '»Tempi, imiic _ 7 at) : - : a is - ' m,UalobioiL, „„ _ ; 6!) _ . .I ,., _ 2 4 -Ncui i| ;li ._ _ Ii ju ; — i 1 0 — —1'uiti inii ia 6 0 . ! -- I'arButiMow D _ b 4u ; ¦ 1 50 -HOJ CH-II _ 7 ij : _ I i Sj _ _.V 1.1} l.i.l o' ...urrl .. «;. _ D 3b | _ I 3 19 — 3 '.UA i l . I i tit. J u i . L - t n > u ...«. : 6 16 I .— — 1'ubllu U.I.. .1H.If _ 6 I. !/ (i i 1 |l _ 0 .1,r . i l a i l l i, B loii KU L -, - ,. b 3 Hi 13 i ; 4J _ 11 13M a t\ l . i lu'. . t i r t i . in-,, _ j a0 io 3,, ' j y _ U M

»•> l"«i, — ! .Muil ' i v t . i _.M.ir)bui..' ...i/^nr,,,r(. _ {¦ 4l> 'iu J.i I » an _ 4 (IA b l t> l n i :> u III Ji 3 it — , 4 JiAllinasli — 0 15 . — - 4 5 _ ¦ < ttltalljra K ui'i _ a ii H 15 ¦ I ii _ A 45Ki lkenny ... urriral — D 45 il 4u • i USs — '5 lu

"" •trl . i , , t t , t >< 5 3-i lu . 1 1 4 4 : 4 5 1 . — :"i 2i.liuilirublldcr J 4!, 111 \2 — ' 4 3 — i J;'ihuniuMi.w ,- .', It. -,;, |j 5 5 2(, _ 5 4 Il»»M > l , a le , * xi il. 4t i Ii 16 i s _ I. t,Mul lmava c o n . - i ti - 1, 1, _ ¦ i -<bKiniaeim •, j i M0 |j t i . ,, H — i t 3Dnalei luri! 'orirnii 9 30 11 ol 1 0 Ii .in — I n

^1- I C I M I t . Ha i,i,. i l ai f c t . l to l- lt s i iit.u bi-ii.liil Llasb l'«ihf u-Setb boi, LiD K 10 H a n i b> the lixi.i«« . V a i l '1 rait.i on U.eutSiuiheru ut.u iVitlurn Linn.

1.tuts n>t-uin im sslt)s ie Joume> ure available only tm IhtI I .III bj iilncb Ibtrj me iksucd .

Haiku T.ikiU to Wateilnd ai. d bock wil l be i.nuel alMa.> . .oiuu( ; ti , nbb^yiciz , AttuiiKj ,')) , aoil ltallyrsgifct , b) t i c8.4U ».ln. Uowi. TI U I D , BTaiiBble lorieuu n bj Ibe 4 .0 p.m. U['tram i.t. ,i,, t , / |6-Ut. l a t i n — f i ( : i Ulan , 1^'=., ^lLOll¦l Clbus ,9a., and I hud Cui-, ta.

Ke tu iD 'lit '. i i h k i e IMUCI I Ulin 1.1. I B J lu o Ktatiom arailnbl"for tin: dale ol isnje ui.U day lulluwiot ; ilioso i»«en 101 an)dia iaiiee 1 n.tnliyK 00 miles , » i l l bi; aoilubli- lor it luln on ibeda) ol istLe ULd 11.t l«o lol loi \ i i JJ i-aju , 1.lid lot dintei.ttt. ex-cetJ int ito milts , the) ait av. -unblo lot i t tum en l l i r tlaj olHbUo »l,d iliv i li rte li'llotMu) ; 111)1,— Si.l-dij i, nut ucki.litil ,Iteli'fi 'I iLket s iftrut.l on Sittuiday i,ie re lu i i inble 00 fruLUruaj ,û iidn) , or Moi .Uuy.

W . W I LUA B I , .Sctcmy.

WATKK t OlilJ AND L1ME1UCK KAILWAY.Up trains f r m Waterjord .

I T K / I M l U.N U'liLK 1,AYS. K i t .: Mull . Mail .nail

"«"»"»» M ! U2 I A i l U : I^1 . U i 2 , llo LiH imcK. ' ciai, Ulaaj. Cl-ss ' Class - Cla.. Cla.t. C,a«A .w : A M P.M . r.it. . P.M . P.M r M

WaterKfd ... dep. « 15 : 8 DO 11 -15 2 45 8 30 ._ j idCaincs-on Suir. 5 311 . 0 40 VI 17 3 - t > ' 3 Is ,„ a ittlonme :... ' 7 6 lu -u 1*J H5 ; 4 4 III u . 10 Ul ip|*r.i) 6 10 ,11 -JT 1 H. ' j a II 35 .11 , 1 33

Junction.. . nrnv. 8 a5 11 4u 1 lo 5 Uo , 11 55 ... 1] ;5l) LHLlj« -.. uu iiu l 1 15 _

15 5 4li l.i 0 j 4 i ,.1 4 5Cot.x .«.»^t( I T K I ! 1 ;j.j ' 2 1, 4. :(.'> b 15 , 2 i. ,„ ¦* *il)ub-io uep. ... 11 0 10 3u 1 .» ¦ 7 45 "\ 7 <5Coik ^' ... t> u ... i 45 'lo ti 10 0JuiiLlio l t 30 Vi 1-i ISi S 45 12 -.3 ... la TdLinielick...ainil 9 37 Vi 52 3 15 C 50 . 1 3D iii I 0

i>citoti Traini f rom Limerick

T K A i > n o^witKj iAj ii |Sdy '*

• Mai l ~lallI .I M MUL -K 1 S4 j I aia I i j'l 2 d 3 I 4 li I 4 1 [ 'J 3«¦ «-*'>" '"1:I'C IIIK . (Jiab u Cidib Cla»« .. Clan Ciass Cms*: A . M . A.M. A .M. l'.M. 1 tl.ltl , l-.U. P.M.

l . l l t l i l i ik ur;. H i . I I I 11 ^( I 4 II ju .|U ... \u 40Junction urrmtl 7 Id !: 'ib I'i 'in i l l ji 5j ... n 55Cork ._ ... 1 :n> u t, il 15 ¦! 1, ... -i uDubliu ,, ... 1 lj ' s Is In 11 4 5 ... 1 0DU B L I N ., .IJ . _ ... ., ,, 1 1, .. | ... 7 45COKK , 1, 0 ; li ... I ... moJuM.-tu.il 7 :» i> ti -Vi 3u 6 3j iv 2s1 . . i-i v:i•l ipi tui ) 7 30 ii lj 1^ 4- 0 -|j ia 51I ... 12 5..Ulonillfl 6 15 ... : 4li 0 '01 3 31. .. ¦' ZliOmck a <U ... -i 5 7 3-') i 1 ... 3 11\V aieilon l ....<rir( l u i.. ... s u 0 1 5 3 *s| ... 3 4j

FA K H —- Flr»l i;ta»» .-Mt i^ ii- -| K-kil , i-l. i.n ; .-«, uii. . t:,. 11,. •Tluttl iloi . t .» .;d. l le luiu-PinlUnss. - iUSu ; >n-i,nd 1..',., 16.-!d\ J O H N K OIIP .RTS , Tiaflic MiiDeêr.

WATE K KOUD AND THAMO UE 1U1LWAY.M eek iJuy Trutm.

niOM ' H ~

3 4 5 6 7 ¦ 8 !i11 m a m pin p in |i tn pin p m |JI_UI p in;Ii in h in Ii in Ii in I, n, 1, ;,, |, U1 |

~ln 1, 111 .W;I ,II » K 0 11 i- 12 , .-, • _ 1 , „ -, M 7 J51 a 0 -

I ti i 'u !i II *l l :.t 1 , u .1 1, 4 jo « l, (, ', 7 15' il 30 —Sund ay Truins.

f fh i . M ° / d !l"' » in P ni _p 111 j. in jîn 11 in [, in |, 11, n „,

li '" I' in li IM '¦ in ii 111 l~iii Ii in h'ifc "iTiiiW'111.1 S 0 1, 15 |J 15 , 1 ;„, •_> "0 -,,; 5 M G 3 Tmore !' IS I I 45 IJJi 'j I 1 1 - 4 I 5 U li n 7 45! a .u

• . M a i l l r a i n i (j. N. l lAKtM , .Steletarj

¦WATEKKOKD A; L1JIEK1CK RAILWAY.

CHKA1' SUNDAY TKA1N.S.C1L0NMKL to WATKHFOKD and Iiack, lor

/ TUAMOliK , DUNJ1OKK, ic. — On uml fromSUNDAY , Jth JUNE , 1870, und every Sunday there-after imtill further notice, 11 Spcciul Train , with Firstnml Third Class Curriagcs attached , will leave C'loumcland Inttrmcdiulc SUitiona for Watorford as follows :—

f ares i'i W'atvrford § ' Ucturn — IU Class. 3,- ' Class.Leave Cloinncl , !) 0 a.m. -l». (x\. '2a. Od.

,, Carrick 0 30 ,, 3s. Oil . Is. (ii.„ KiUJown , » K) „ L's. Od. Is. Od.

Arrive Waterfortl , 10 15 ,,Ketufn Tickets , at Single Fares, between interme-

diate Stations. Passengers to return by 8.30 p.m. U]iJlitil .--uliic day ; or by Spceiitl at U p.m., on Sundays ,11th and 2oth June , Uth and 23rd Jul y, 13tj i and 'J7lhAugust , and 10th September.

JOHX KOBEKTS . Traffic Manaij cr.Trafli': JIaiiai'er'H Ofliee , Limerick , 10th -May, '- { ',.

( iliEAl' SUNDAY TJ.A1NS between LIMK -V^ KICK and 'WATERKOKU during the SummermonOiH. From Limerick and undermentioned Stationsto Wntcrford for Tramore, Ac, on the 11th and UOthJuno , Ulh and 23rd July, 13th ajnl 'J7th AuguHt , andlwh September , 1870'.

Fines to Watcrfurd <J* back—1st Cluss. ilrd Closf .Limerick departure, 7 0 a.m. 7s. Od. 3s. Od.Tippcrary, „ 8 0 ,, Os. Od. L's. Od.Uiuisha , ,, 8 10 „ 0^. (Kl. 2s. Gd.Culier , ,, 8 30 ,, Os. Od. 'Js. Od.Clonmcl , ,, !l () „ -l.-i. Od. L's. Od.Carrick , „ U 30 „ 3s. Od. Is. Od.Fiddowh , „ 9 H) „ 2S. Oil . Is. Od.Wtitorfurd , arrival 10 15 „

Keturuing Irom U'aterford at O i) .m. , arriving in Lim-erick about y.30 ]i.m.

From Watorford and intermediate Stations to Lime-rick , for Castleconnell mid Killaloc, on .Jth and 18thJune , 2nd and IGtli July, Oth and 120th August , and 3rdSeptember , 187U.

Fares Ui Limerick j ' back —1st Class. 3rd Clast.Wuterford departure, 7 0 n.in. 7«. Od. 3«. M.Fiddowu , ,, 7 25 „ ".--. Od. 3s. Od.Carrick , „ 7 35 ,, 7s. Oil. 3a. Od.Cloumol , ,, 8 5 ,, (is. Oil. 2a. Gd.Cahcr , ,, 8 35 „ Ga. Od. Vis. Oil.liuiislm , ,, 8 55 ,, 5.-:. 0<l. 2s. Ud.Tipj ieiary, ,, 1) h ,, Is. Oil. 2«. Od.Limerick arrival , 10 15 ,,

Heturning from Limerick at Gp.m. arriving in Water-foid about U.3(l p.m.

Leaving Limerick for Killalue at 10.15 a.m. ; return-ing from Killuluu at 1.30 p.m. Fares—Limerick to Cas-tleconnell and back ; First Class Is Od ; Third CIUSH , Ud.Limerick to Killaloc and Hack ; First Class, 2s. ; ThirdCIUSH , I K.

These TickvtH will be available by the Special Trainonly. No Half Tickets will be issued, lie turn Tickets ,at Single Fares, will bo issued between tho intermediateStations at which these Trains stop.

JOHN JiOJJEKTS, Tiaflic Jlunnger.Traffic Manager's Office , 10th May, 1870. je2

QUMMElt SKASOX , 187U.-CIIK.AI- FA M I I .V(O TICKETS — On und from TH 1/ltSI)A Y, 1st J U N K ,and every Week-day until further Notice , FAMILYTii .'KKTH , at very Keduccd Fares, will be issued , onwritten application to tho Trulliu Manager's Office ,Limerick , two days previous to travelling, from thefollowing princi pal Stations, to enable Families to visitthe Sea-bathing and Watering places named :—KroniWaterford , Fiddown , Carrirk , Clonmel , Cahcr , Tippc-rary, and Liinerii -k Jinietion , lo Limerick , for Kilkec ,Foyncs, ulul Killaloc ; also, from uhovc Stations toEuni.-, for Lisdoonvurna , Lahinch , Miltown-Malbay,&v. From EnniM , Limerick , Limerick Junction , Tippe-rary, Culier , Clonmel , Carrick , and Fitldowu , to Water-ford , for Tramore , Diininorc , Ac. ; and from EIIII IH,Uort , and Tiiaiii , to Athcnry, for Galway, Salthill , &c.For particulars of Fares and arrangements , seo Company 's Timu and Fuiu Table Books, to bu had at anyof their Station.

NEW SUMMER GOODS

M. - P0WER & SONS2 and

TO ZBJNTCaTTIIR-EIFtS !

WE ARE NOT AWARE OF ANY

LARGE A STOCK OFSO MANY VARIETIES TO SELECT FR0J1—W 1II-.RF. ALL CLASSES CAN BE S01TED

US" And PRICES so Moderate, as at

M . SMYTH'S, THE39, BARRONSTKAND

ESTABLISHMENTS— KILKENNY AND CAKLOW. jl8-y

SAYERS' CELEBRATED BRANDIES,AWAHUED TiiK M KIJA IJ, LONUON , 1802—Acknowledged the Finest.

SA "i' E li ' fj U K L E B B A T E D I I H A K D 1 E S ,JiOTTLED AT CoayA C. FULL SxzKU ONLT. Purily and Quality pre-eminent.

SA Y E II ' H C E I K B II A T K D B K A N I) I K S ,LABELLKU ACCOUDIN C: TO A CK . " Fine Old ," " Choice Old," " Very Old."

SA Y E J I' S C E L E B li'A 'J' li IJ ]i li A K D J E S ,AVOID INKKKIOH QVAMTIH S . NOW largely Imp orted.

SA Y E 11 ' S C li L K li « A T E 1) li 1! A N 1) 1 E 8 ,Trade Shipp inp: Un !(is kr Cakks or Cases, lo fy-l.ly

WM, WIGHT & CO., 23, EUSTACE-STREET, DUBLIN.

KIRBY & WHEELER MOWERS and REAPERS.

A Largo consignment of tho nbovo havingWHOLESALE and RETAIL j can arraugo toSouth of Iroland.

|JS" MochincB Set up and Started for all Cu6tomcr s by a compotcnt man . Priced Cataloguo sentPOST FREE. PLEASE WRITE FOR IT TO

W I L L I A MOFFICE fo.ro (cm)—35, KING-STREET,

IGTII MAY, 1876.

W & A GILBEY'S WINES & SPIRITS—The undermentionedWINES & SPIRITS, bottled by W & A GJLBEY, and bearing their Seals and Labels, can

be obtained from their Agenti at the same prices as .at Head Establishments. iFrom W & A GIIBKY'S List of zoo varieties two descriptions of each class of WINES

and SPIRITS are quoted below, one on account of its moderate price, and the second for its finequality combined with greater age.

AOKNT—

E. W. JEROME, 7 Little Georges Street, WATERFOEDW I N f c S S P I R I T SFtr ?o

Bottle DozenCartlt 1A PORT/wm ftrrtm/ A good- 1

bodied Wine with excellent flavor, well I 1/9 21/matured. 4 years old at time of twilling )

Cattle B PORT /nm Portugal A finClfull-flavored fruity Wine, well matured. [• 2/4 28/8 years old at time of bottling ., . . I

SPARKLING CHAMPAGNES AT REDUCED PRICESCulle i CHAMPAGNE A pure Qo4rtJ ) 2/2 26/ l| Castle 3 CHAMPAGNE A claw _

^\ a;B <a.SparVunz Wine for ordinary use, „. „ f _ ,„ _ _ , of Champagne usually sold under u°*ra I "iu **from tht Champagne diitrict .. ™'»J 1/3 16/ || special brands and at high prices T l M tf l / U U

All Bottlu (Mtwl ta ttuUlu WUu) ut ehund Id. tub, which U illowxl *ku r<ttm*LUU lKNJC b S'H LOl'ULK t-'JOIJ'J", ns, Jiwii the U it wwy, JiniitVx Uati -, ami is the

only Stout lioUl«\ by Ihc Agent for W. A; A. GILUKY. It is suarnntced ]mrc XX , ond inperfect condition. Per doz. pints , is. ; per half Barrel, 1U Gallons , 22s.

BASS &, C'O'S UURTON TALK ALE, Bottled in b i i l l i o n t condit ion 11 mi T C J f tct l>n alurid by Ktoriii( f. Per domt Pints , 'J.". Gil . ; per Kilderkin, 18 Gallons , 31*.SOLE AGENT FOR CADE & SONS' MINERAL WATKJRS.

Sl'KCIALITU SUIRTS and COLLARS_, . V5" „ . inado to order in a superior8hirts and Hosiery. mnt ,ner—iu nnrrnntcd.

^¦t'h Worth y of notice, our Soft\ .:.',} Twill N I G H T S II I ItT S,,'; ¦} ( rcud y for use.§*¦£*¦ N.B.—Tho meat flatteriug

s ' - i 1'" '¦¦,."- upproral has hecu accorded

: / • ) ] '\ to our BELTED HIDING/ / ' ' . I I V DKAWEH O , which aro equoll j

^ < P. ' / V iiiTiiluublo to Fcdeatriaus,^ i • 1V ' ' /'¦' U a"

t0 f"ent 'l tnc" 'uclincil* if. '( W TTTt /l'vct! lo corpuloDce, a perfect, lux-M'W •¦ ' Bi 1' ury-? < \ \ P jJ -~ r*~ ':. . i 1'atterns, rdceii, aud in-

y.'Jl j ' . I ' - "!,' structiona for Solf-JIcnsure-\L.i| ' V ' mcut on app lication to

1'. TOB1N & SONS,Q U A Y, WA T K I I F O I I D .

Professor CAMERON'S REPORT-i ' T Havo Anal yzed 11 Specimen of Messra. A LI.J IAN

X .t C.'s WHISKEY , forwarded to mo forthat purposo by Mr . CHitisTo eiiKit WOODS . It is 11good old Whiskey, free from Fusel Oil and other im-purities, and possessed of an excellent flavor and goodaroma.

" CHARLES A. CAMERON , M.D., Professorin tho lioynt College of Surgeon8 j MedicnlOfficer of Health , nnd Anal yst for Dublin.

"To Mr. CiiKia rroiii lKK Worms,Wino Morcbant , 3, Cook-street , Cork." ml2

WE ARE NOW SHOWING NEW GOODSIN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS ¦

NEW COATINGS, .

NEW TWEEDS,

NEW DRESSES,

NEW SHAWLS,

NEW 8ILKS,

Also, a Large Stock of

WILLIAM ROSE, WATERFORDHAS been appointed by D. M. OSBOKNE & CO., of AUBURN', U. S., AMEltICA , for the

SALE ol their CELEBRATEDKIRBY & WHEELER MOWERS AND REAPERS,

(MANUAL and SELF-DEL1VERY) ,FILLINGS AND IMPROVED GRIND STONES-

Caslle 1 SPANISH PORT A fruity)Wine of good body, from the north east I 1/3 16/of Spain. 2 years old at time of bottling j

Castle 3 SPANISH PORT The finest \Red Wine produced in the north east of V i/f i 21/Spain, s years old at time of bottling . .)

Canle 1A J'ale SHERRY f r om Spain A-)pure Spanish Sherry suitable for Luncheon I \IQ jg/or Dinner. 3 years old at time of bottling)

Castle C rale 3HEEEY from Spain A\good type of nutty Spanish Sherry, made- 1 2/4 28/rately dry. 6 years old at time ol bottling f

Casile VP rah MARSALA from Suify)A delicate flavored Luncheon or Dinner t 1/4 26/Wine 3 years old at time of bottling . . )

Castle C Pate MARSALA from Sicily)The finest dry and delicate Wine produced I W8 20/in Sicily. 7 years old at time of bottling I

Castle A CLARET from France A pure \sound Mcdoc Wine ; an excellent beverage ( 1/ 12jat all meals. Upwards of a year in bottle )

Castle C CLARET /rmt France A line-)flavored and well-matured Medoc Wine, J V° lOipossessing bottle character )

C«stle SAUMUR Silver Ftil ruuu) 2/1 26JA Sparkling dry Champagne, with K u |,,, ....fine flavor and delicacy .. .. " UJ J'3 lv8

A Sparkling dry Champagne, with „ , f ' 'fine flavor, great deUcacr and age n"t ) 1/0 17/

The Syrup of American Wild Cherries.

Til FS Syrup is eminentl y calculated to relievoall forms of Pectoral Coit iplaiuta j it allays Cou(;h,

and lessens Spusm , promotes Expectoration, and itstonic and ritrongtlicninir proiiorticrt rraiovc lho subse-quent delicate condition of tho inucoua mombraneof tholung. Hold lit bottles, Is., 2H . (id. , to in. Gd cach.

I1 H B 1' A R ED iiv M. S A V A G E ,At t/.« .1/ F. n 1 c A \. ;•; s T A it L 1 a 11 ir E N T,

(LATK JlAtKi -sy 's),1. THE MALL. WATEUF0ED.

N'?;W SKITITS,

NEW PRINTS,

NEW TIES aud SCARFS,

NEW HOSIERY and GLOVES,

NEW HATS and CAPS.

General Drapery Goods-

3. B R O A D S T R E E T

UOU S- K WIIEHK ' J U E K K IS SO

B'OOTS AND SHOFS

GLASGOW HOUSESTREET, WATERFORD.

now arr iv ed, lie U prepared to execute Orders , bothdeliver fno at all Hallway Suitions and 1'orU in the

R O S E , W A T E i l F O R D .ml9.3m

^5. *"Castle UP IRISH "WHISKEY)Uistilled fromfine Malt. andmaturedinour \ 2/8 37/own lionded Stores. 33 per cent, under pf. )

Castle DO IRISH WHISKEY)The finest old Dublin Whiskey, matured in } 3/1 871our own Bonded Stores. Strength, proof J

Ca,i!-! UP SCOTCH WHISKEY)UiMilled from fine Malt , and matured inour V S/S 27/ov. n I londed Stores. 33 per cent, under pf. J

Casile SO SCOTCH WHISKEY )The finest old Scotch Whisiey, matured in > 8/1 87'our own Homled Stores. Strength, proof)

Castle UP GIN Distilled from the best)tinmalted^.Wn, and highl y rectified at our >¦ 3/ 24jown Distillery. 33 per cent, under proof)

Castle PROOTQIN l)i,tilled from the best )uumalled Com, and highl y rectified at our | S/10 84)own Distillery. Strength , proof .. . . /

Castle UP BKANDY Possessing the)wholesome qualities auJ much of the fine /* 3/3 37/flavor of Cognac. 33 per cent, under proof)

Ciitle PROOF BRANDY PouesMOC the)wJiolcsomc qualities and much of the fine V 8/ BB}flavor of Cognac Strength, proof .. )

Castle D C O G N A C An excellent)Brandy of fine flavor, from the Champagne V 3/ 86/districts of-CoKtiac. 33 per cent, under pf. )

Castle FO COGNAC The finest Cham- )pagne liraody, well matured by ^reat age r 4/9 57/Strength, proof I

Caitle UP JAMAICA BUM A well-)matured Jamaica Kum, and of a soft mellow V 2/3 27/flavor. Strength, 33 per cent, under proof)

Castle JO JAMAICA RUM The )finest Jamaica Kum, well matured by great 1- 3/8 891age. Strength, proof .. .. .. /

Great Western Railway of England.

6ST IMPROVED SERVICE bi itwoon WATERFORDAMI NEW MILFORD.

THE l'ulilic nru ruspcct fuHy informed that on andafter tho 1st JUNK NEXT , the STKAM SEH-

VICB BETWEEN W\TERFOUD and NEW MIL-FORD will consist of tho large nnd powerful RoyalMn.il Steumors, " Watcrford ," " himerick ," and" Itilford ," nnd that ncithnr CATTLE NO/£ PIGSWIU J BE CONVEYED BY THEM.

This wiU enablu tl10 Sten.1ne.-3 (weal her ond othercircumstances permit.!ing) to meet THE PASSEN-GER TRAINS , running in connection therewith ONEACH SIDE OF THE CHANNEL.

SPECIAL BOATS will , until further notice , Suilwith LIVE STOCK from Wutcrford to New Mil fordevery TL'KSIIAI und FR I D A Y nt , 5 :)0 p.m. (sharp), andon such other duya as may bu ret|iiired.

For further part iculnni , opp ly 10 Mr M CN'AMARA ,G. W. R., Wdtcrlbnl j Mr. J. M. DM WXKV , RnilwnyStation , Limerick , and Mr. W. J. BLVSLLI., DistrictAgent , O. W. Knilwny, WiitJiTonl.

J. GR1ER SON , General Manager.Pudtli iiL'ton, Muy, 1870. (mylU-tf.)

WATKltFORD & LIMKH1CK EAILWAli

CARTAGE SERVICE.ri^llE aboro Company is prepur i'd to consider Ten-JL dors ftir the performance uf the CARTAGESERVICE OFGOODSAND PARCELS at Wotorrord,Clonmel , Tippcrnry, and Limerick.

Partioulars can bo obtained from the undersigned ,and from tho Trufiio Manager at Limerick Terminus.

Tenders , endorsed " Tender for Curtage Agcnoy,"will bo received by me tip to 10.0 u.m., on THURS-DAY , Gth prox.— lly order.

J. FOWLER NICOLL, Scorotary .Head Offices , Wuterford Terminus , Juno 10th, Ib7l>.

HALFPENNY POSTAGE CARDS.All descriptions of Printing on such Card8

tSf Executed at TUB WATER/OBD NIWB Of ice.

H O T E L SBRAZEN HEAD HOTEL,

20, LOWER BRIDGE STREET, DTJBLTN,UNDER new managemen t, thorongbiy renovated,

central nnd conTenient , 'combining Cleanlinessfcod Comfort with Cheapness.

Beds, Is. to 1B. Cd. per oight; Breakfast, Is. to 1B. 6d.;Dinnor from la. 6d. ; Tea, lOd. Jameaon's five yearold Malt , guaranteed, id. per g!aBS. Table d'Hole at4.30, Is. 8d.

>Y.C. and Bath -rooms recently ndded on eachlanding. Night Porter iu attendance.

OS" Within fivo minutes walk of King's BridgeTerminas. j»8-ly.

KELLY'S CROWiN HOTEL,MONOX STREET, WEXFORD.'"'

'!' HIS is a Central and Coinlortable Hotel in-I which everything can bo had on tho most modorato

terms.Best Dublin and Weiford Spirits ; also, Brandies,

Winos, Porter, Ale, Ac. (anl5-tf)Cars on Hire at the shortest notice.

D U B L I N .Commercial and Private Lodging House,

49 M A R Y B O R O U G H fTT JlEET.PARTIES Visiting Dublin I'nn .bo^ccommodiited ,

with or without Board , nud all 'tfco comfort.i ofo home, ou Mrdrrnto Terms. [o25-tf]

825" Situation ceiiinil , close to Snckville-street.

D U B L I N .The European Hotel, Eolton Street,

riMlE EUROPEAN in tho largest , the best i-itnntr ,JL and tho most comfortable Ilotel in the City . AHmodern improvements Imvo been recently introduced ,and tho entire Ilouao papered , painted , and decorated.

Twenty Suites of Apartments for Families. Draw-ing liooms from 2s. Gd.to 5s. Silting Rooms ou theground flour tree ol charge .

83T Soup, Fi.-h , Joints , Fowl , nnd Entire iuCollet" Room and JteHaurant from Two to Seveno'Clock diiil y. Bi-tl , including Servanls , 2s. fid., 2*.and Is. (id.

[m31-tl] J. JIOLONV. Pioprietnr.

COOKE'S PRIVATE HOTEL.NO. 11, LOWER DOMINICK STREET, DUBLIN ,

(Within five minutes' walk of General l'ost Qflicr),ODPERIOR Beil-rooms , Sittii'g-ruorns, Diniug-room ,O Bath room , <Sc. Every comfort of Home. HouseNewl y furuis-hed , Painted aud Papered. Belfast , Cork ,Dublin , London , and other papers taken.

Breakfast or Tea , Is., lo la. 8d ; Dinner fiom Is.Gd. ; Bed-rocms, 16. fid. and 2s. ; attendance , Gd.

fi:i21.6in)

C I T Y M A N S I O N H O T E L30 LOWKR iJHIDGU STKEET , DUBLIN.

1 hog to inform my numerous Friends and thePublic that , through elision of time, I have becomeProprietor of the above old-established Hotel.

1 have completely and mo.st comfortably rc-furtiishodit, and have considerably enlarged it, fitting it u( ithrongeout in best modern style.

I trust by careful and constant attention to the wantsnnd comforts of my visitors to merit the patronage soliberally bestowed on my late l ather, and respectfnllvsolicit an early trial.

MICHAEL COFl'EY , Proprietor..Son of late MAUIUCE COFFEY.

Please note Address-M LOWKU BRIDGE STREET-DUBLIN. dll-3m

THE GREAT GLOBE HOTEL,DUBLIN (Established 40 Years,,

¦I , 5, IS , and 7, LOWKU BRIDGE-STREET,RICHARD CO1 FEY, Proprietor.

fiplIE above FIRST -C LASS HOTEL lias been newly¦ Painted , Pupered , and re-Decorated , several addi-tional Kooms added , and fitted up with all modern im-provements in a superior style of comfort and elegance,and continues to receiv e ihc undivided personalattention of Mr. and Mrs. COFKKT . From its cen-tral position it will be found most convenient for thevisitor, being in the immediate vicinity of the LawCourts, five to ten minutes' drive from any City RailwayTerminus, and a few doors from King's Bridge TramwayLine. Supplies of first-class quality. Notwithstandingpresent high rates, the terniK will bo found most mode-rate. Breakfasts from Is. 3d. Table d'Hote, 2s. : onweek days at three o'clock ; on Sundays at five o'clock.Beds, Is Od. each.

Gentlemen 's Coffee and Smoking liooms. Ladies'Coffee and Private Sitting Rooms.

Accommodation for ISO persons. A Ni ght Porter inattendance , and all Servants paid by tho Proprietor.c&< f^-iy

P O K T R A I T STAKKX DAILY by WINTER , und Fiui.-hed in

the best sty le of A RT, at his approvedPHOTOURAVUK: STUDIO •.

067 G-2, QUAY (ituK EXTKANCE ) WATKRFOUD.ja2 d.ly

TRAMORE.

BROWN'S SUPERIOR BATHSARE now OPEN for the Seasou iu this unrivalled

watering place. Theso Baths are close to ihi 'Seu, as also to ihc Railwr.y Station , und iifford everyaccommodation to Visitors . Tho best attendance.

Tramore , May 1), lfc>7 (> . nil2.tf

RECLINING and SHOWER BATHSW ITH AN U N L I M I T E D SUTI-LV or WATER ,

NOW OPEN at the TURKISH BATH ESTAB.LIS11.MENT, 1'ARK ROAD, WATKKr 'OKD.

The Turkish Bath is pronounced by I he highestMedical iiuthoritii -s , aud by the i iiuny thousands whohave used it , to be the very best remed y in existencefur the prevention und cure of dUi'tuiu, and lor thepreservation of health. au7.

MONTHLY FAIRS IN JIUNSTEU.Il imli'ti - lit W I I I IH -MU) . I Dunn- 1 Ul.- C.U I H UI. I) ]Lihuiure...-iul \\*L- dtiisil .iy. 3it l \Wdnr.-d;iy..Miicruum...l2tli. Wn'trli.nl —l ^t Montlui ..\'ii l iuw.. . l«l Tue»d.iy. Tallmv.. 2-.ni Muudny.Youitliul .. 1-t .Miiin l .y. Uuiu:ir» .iii . . .3id Wi-tlii i'Uuiiinlcdty.. . l i. t Mun.l. iy. iUy.I'mlluie. i i -anJ \Vi - . l n .>.l i i y. I Lin-nick City...1-1 TurFirinu} — l.a>l Tui- îl.i» . day.Kin-ale—3rd WI-II HI'M I::; . TifpiLirj ... 'Jn.l Tin»ihi\K il i i i i ic l Illiniu m— l.;i>lTli ''^'lat ' C.i>i>ll lel ...l-l \V, ilni ' -ilal

r i M J K iMtirvellons iioincdy for Coughs, ColdsJL H i M t u M . , ^ , A >t l m i i < , I fr lull n.-, Ci'i iM iint .t i i .n , M I ,.!

;,ll Cll l>t Allrl.Mii I1- .

P E C T O R I W E,Snlil l.y .ill Cl.din-i- . in l luii l i> , lit I t l.]il, L», D ', It Ixl, nml11 >. inch, b int l>) Ihi: l'rii|iiii-lnis tipoi. nu-ipi i.| Sl.iu>p > .

Kumi Id v. J . Mo>cutiv> i ., Si .t>»viuui\ V i- .ir^;!., N . i -tnul, I. III : " A U^

II H I , Ib74 : li.-m Sli — I i-a n bln-ti ^ l) ri luit i-• t t- lld \ i iUt l'r< I l i l l lH- tt^ I'll Ulv.lluabtt- Cutle t) lifhlnl j . 1I I. IVL - Î U-I I it i\ l.i:r l i l- i : in II i uun l.nin l) , nml I I H V .- ulm-ti|i|r lird it lo J .I I U'- II -* r-uli îiu ^ I

KHU L'uu^li in my ti utiHt: ,

lltit l in iM-iy ii^tiiiu' it li»> K I \ I - I I iinui'iliiitt: rrl i t l . In

home ci.-*':., i* lt<r pasniug Hli't-p lfM, iii^ btH , Ohu ur IWu doêhot I lie 1\ Llur urn liim- lind ruth a K' t>t' t tfrct , lliat prisonsImv v gut .1 gcuil uig l'lV rial , und I lie cough Imi. hpridilyJi«a[iptr:li ed. *

. \ ir. A. UoU'K, St. Ann 's Squarp , M»mln> l i r , n.; b :" Your l'rttonne is hoperinr to any .Mi-.ln.- n c I lmve cviririnl for Couu liB mid Colds."

Pt-ctorint ; cuit-o l l -e uorbt fuinis ui C.-u^1.s tttiil CuliI".Pectorino con-;, Ihiaisdit - ^s . IVcltirii , u uivc- ^ itnnieiliatt fleliel iu liri.iiclnlif . l > i t i i i i r i> Ibu l i si Medic UB lotAstlllllll. lN -rtlTUiU i-Ul i 'N \\ l ldUplU X CtiU^ li . PtClOUUUw l l l i i m. n In.ul i l i l,' mi- Mlliii)! Ci.llt:!'. Picl ininv is il.v..:.u»bl« iu I In- h. i l l y .-t .mik ul CUIIMI uiulion. Picunur rr.lieviM II II AITiCiionxit I lie Clit.it, Lutiiti. , and Tlir-nl.

l'ir|i.irnl "lil y >•> • - S M I T H i C 'L A I iK K, JUuutuctu iinjjChfiuinti-. Palk Stm-t , Luil-ulf.

%*» Vit i -Cl inict lo i S» C Hull nuuifil » j t- ij . ttu»l injuuL - iiuii, w i i l i I I .M ,- , i, . i. .-.t K. Mh-i -ii , Clituiî , I tvt lurbuui, loi utniiK I I.e wind *' IV. ti n ii.r."

WLoli - f. i l ^ Aif i -uis— HA IK _A Y i; >OK-'1 Lim.lon, nml ultlic Wlml.-Mile llou^j fo. lo.Uinl

HKALTU LOST AND REGAINED.—Aliuide to the lloinn I irnimeul ul IN f I I'.Ai 1 1 1 K S

ot YOU I'll »nd M A M I I ) 0 1) , u i l l , . i l l i - r . -diti-ry or Acquired.Bv H USKY Sunn. M. I ) . , m iho Ui i ive i> i tyu'Jem , Aalliorol " llio Vuliinlrri » Mm.oa l ," •' Wnin»n ," ic IIEAl . 'I I iLOST A N D RK UA I N K I J J I VH Dr. }> MITII '8 I re^tiumt(the ii-«ult ot fwf-u'y MI >i. i i t , ' «-|j«*i;iul piuciici-) tnr theCure o l» l l llu-easis ut I be Nrrvnu^ ¦~')itra 1 Nrivous Debility,Menia l nud Ph)>ic» l Di|>'ex,iini , l'al |iitaiion of tlie Henri ,Noife* in ibe Head mill K-u* , I ml. c sion , Impmred hi gbtaud Men uiy, 1 nJi Kt-i- l i'.n, I. b - - - l kui-t |i). I'aini, in the Back ,Ci>ii hii |iiitui 'i , Kl u-.li IIJ . II y st> ri , i , I nudity, ail '-DiMr t i- tDii4iu«» , l.ove ol Sulnud. , (jr.iundli'i-3 l- o-r- . Mj Miul arKi-l.i x ati- .n , &e., te»ultiuit lioui Kibuustiou of Kfrve I'uwcr ,tlie it itct ut (Jvrr-tnxi'il Kiiet|:iis , Kia-rtati'ig ll.iljitu, midotlie,- iil .ll ^K * ol lI lP ?yslilli.

G1VKS INSTliUOlH INS A ND 1 llESCKH'TlON S,iilu. ttHli'd witl i 'restitnoutitU liuiu ura!wlul patiput6 ; wilbineaim ot Cure uaed in eui'b CHbi* . Sent Iree by Pot,l on re-cc|it ol Two Penny Sumps

Also by til e mini: Autho r , post frep iu til euveb pe, for 13Stamp> , WU MAN : li«-r Dutim, IM timi-, nud rVwilioii,î»lj\ :c '-n tu-i.tnl : —ti trlboi.d , MtitdenliooiJ , Courislnp, Mm*rui|t<', Motli e il i i n ii l , Krinale fcMuc.t ion, t'eiunle Health , E.-luulo llyeii iir-, Duuiertic Metlicnr, ic, ic. Tins it a woikon hulj'O ts nt vitul init-it r-t lu wouiiin. ltuniitttu ly lllus-tr . t .J M Kn.-rjvin gH nu Wiw.l, JJr . II. SMITH. 8, HurtnnC'rr-u riil , l.uml.m , W.'.1, [uI3-t l i

lMl'OUTi.v TTOCoU hTKT I'iTIEKT-" .— Dl. II. SjtlTH , theemim ut îit 't-iitl^t , wbu ui^y be o.U!>ultrd with the grtaltttruiihVtmf lor the luni ol nil llt- lnhlHt ) ii< nml coiiltiicioiisI ) sr;i>e« , will , tor t l i c l i nitu ol cuuntiy pltirllti wti i c»u-t, ,» i ci.iii-nit l- in > ]<ei:i.,i,.il:y , uli u-ceiTint; H der-cri ptii,D oftl>r :r <M-e , stud I . I M . M I I I I O I I , wi lbjdii ie uuil ditecttous loribu must mtLtBslli t len 'iiiutiou to health noil ngor. Ad-dress Dr. H. SMITH, S, Uuttoa Cretceot, Loudf D, W.C.

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t i û-lanly. l l u y al s n , by llieii puril y i u i ; luujit-rli. i., cleanse thebluiitl huiu nil ii!itiumtrx,aiitt l l ius lu i l i l y ilie >)sltin UKK iu stCuu*uuipliun , A^thtna , and oilier puhiiuiiitty cuiiipluiuu.

DtBILi it , Loss OP ArrtHTK , H LA HA CUB, I» DLOW .VK -S 1 P Snails.—Thrbt: IMil - wil l , iu H ti-w daj> ,t tlect 11 trul y wunderlul t-bauije in Uebilnatt-d Coustiiuiiuus(no inH ller Iht -ir riutuu cause), u> they cieate A bealib y«pp till- , coiri-tl lilili êMiili i , remove excess ul bill- , 0Vtr-U-Ule piddiuefii , culllusiull , i.tclc II II II HC L P, mid nil tbilsoKluuuiy U.rebuiliU |isari9iiii; Ir in nlud stotn.cb ur il.buiiH-niltiige'.t.t.n.

'1 UK AI EUICIM. roa KtMA its , Yoc.ti ; AMI OLD.—Fur uveiiMit iii n: all ubs iiuct i iiu> , :iud rt:^lu^l:l< sus|it-niledi.i eirtti'!'!i, ihctt! is uu luidicine lo li! c inpainl tu ilj .-eI'lIN. V n:\v1111tll y a 'iipleil a.-t the une Jjr.il. il li'ineJy lorFe.lD.tle. Cutpp'a tll•i , tlleê Pills CLIiul tall lbi >- . tirn ^tbl'litbf »j>ii i i i, »nd nlway t briii|f nb.nl what itmquu.d. ToIfU nlea el it ei l l i j ; lulu u uluhliliuiril , or al t h e l u m nt i l le ,llii'}' ale iu»nlunhle , I unic H |irrlrcl Htlruu.ui l agnilihldrupsy, br^dacbtK , p»l(,i 11 Hi lull Ot Iht) bt,n t , ainl all i v i v u l i sntlei't on." 0II1-11 di^tlebii.li}; al lbo>e | l!Mud^.

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HOUSES TO LEITO 3E SOLD,

TUV. INTKKEST in n first-class GKOCEKV amiSl 'IKlT ESTABIi lSHMKXT , wil l i n KvtM

Iiicciisc , sitim t i! in u leading Provincial Town in tliuSouth of Iii ' laiiil , in ivliicli a large JiusincsK lias beencariii'd on for vein s, ami will bo cotitiiim -ij un t i l dis-pilfl'll Of.

'l' lu! Premises are extensive , ami lilleil up for n lnryoTraile in Agricultura l Se«ls> ami Maiiures in additionto tl iu Grocery ilu sincss. yuch an opportunity is notof ten to be met with for a person wishing to embarkin u profitable business. Princi pals oul y nie.l appl y toml1! JOIIX HUNT , EMI., Solicitor , DmiKiirvan .

TRAMOR13HOUSES, full y Puniifslicil , To bo U-t, for the Sea

sou or by the year, •>' Sr. LE C K U PLACI :, Tranu.r ... A pp l y at Xo. 2 . on the PriMui.-es. t[

TO BE L E T ,lYft). I , J IAl t lXK TKKKAC'K, TKA.M011K, by tLo

Xl Year nr on Li a>e. U conii.ius two Si tt ingllnotiK , live lieil -ruum s , I'an t ry , Kitchen , Scullery,W.C. ; a jj imil lianleii ami 1'i po Water in the House.Applv tn .Mrs. Domiv .N , hoovill e, Water foid. (il.ml'J

\X KXCELLEXT AND rilOdl 'EHOlT sHOTEL TO LET.

mO HE LET , in M A I X - S T P i E E T, T l tAMORK ,_L the vury exevlleia IIO'i'KL , for many years inpii>sc.<Miin i.f .Mr*. l loiaoN , where a liirê anil profit-able biisiuesi has been iransaeied, :AiI is to bu LetInr t he bule reu.suii that tl io Pri.prielieiS is unable 10devote Millieienl :itle;uion to i ts management.

Tin' Mouse i« in excellent, condition , not reiruiringone penny outlay, and has ail the requisites for ftci . iulorlable J l u t i - I , aihn i iab l y uvuuiinvudiiig itself10 uue iK-M'lotla ot cn lu r in^ upon a profitable Trade,w i t h ii (.•uod eoiim'cliou alieail y made. The Hotel isat pn-.-viK l . i rei iMMl , anil immeilmlo possession canli» * had. 'I'.i pal tv.'S .wishin'fC to obta in a Hotel , *o rareall nj.p .n u i i i i iy ^,.!doln ^

puêi.is i lsr if . Tlio HoLseailji.iiiiii ^ eaii bo t .nd if Vequiie i l .

l-'or lunl i i' i- j i a r t i rn la rs a),ply to Mrs. l l o i t i ox ,M i ' l v i l l u 'JVuiicv , l'alrir '<-!-treel , 'I' raniore.

If-i;" Al.-o, I.", be J - iT , ;it Melvil le Terrace andQtH i-u-siriet , eilhi-r by the Year or Season , severaleieellnit HOL'SKS. " App ly to Mrs. U O K I O N , asiibnve. -3

Flower Show at Curraghmoro.Till-: SECOND KXU1BLT 10X

Of 1I I KI'UKTLAW HOKTH ULTUHAI/ SOCIETY ,

UX I J K I ! the P.itroinigi! of the M A K Q U I S andM A l t C l I I ON 'KSS of WATEIl l ' O H U ,

W i l l . in. II KI .U AT C L'K H A l i i l . M O R] - :,O.\ l l l U l i . S D A Y , Him AUGU ST, 1870.

A .Mil it i i ry Hand w i l l attend.Ki.r . S i l . i d u l . f i ami f u r t h e r part iculars app l y to

.M. 1JEV1TT, Hon. Secretary ,it-li :[.7 f Curraj ; l in io ie , l'orllaw.

Propagation of tho Faith.Siilj-cri p i in i i - troin all In-laiid from '.'ih of

M A V lo lHil i i.l'J i st . ISTi '. ... ... .rloil 1(5 11iin.M.'i:.sK IIK \V A T K I :I-'I I I :I > -.

Snli> ,Ti | i i i i i i i< per l.'ev. 'l'lioinas C.IM - V , P.P. .Sir.i.ll .iill y ... 1 > •' 0

"iiil .- i-ri pti .i i is I'roiii SS. l'i t < r mi.l Paul , Clon-llt el . ).i-r A i r . Tho-. l i l i t t , .lohllMJll- .- t lee l .f: i , l ... >"' I S 0

r'ir-i | .i>rii . . ii of il l .- ii.-,|iie-t of I he lato .Mr.r..-.vh-r , .N .-wi . iwn I'arl; . Waterford , purh i .xKi aii i i - i i i - e I 'an '.ii.al I 'nilen , Archl 'i>liop ofDul. l i i i .. ... ... ... UM I- 0

Moni l i l y Siili-i-ri pt i in in per llie -Most Uev. Dr.l'iiz|,'.ni- i,-k , Lord Abbot , Mount MellcrayA'.iliev , Cappoiiuin . .. . ¦ I li d

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WAN TED,A

Stead y, Aot ivu M A X , to mind a Horse , anUlake cliar^'o of a yard, (iood wagi-s liml con.

slant irmp Kiyineii t g ivi-n tn a competent person , ofsuiiable cliaiaeter. Application to be madi: at thi aUlliee. J10

GROC ER'S ASSISTANT\ S7AXTEI ) , a .Situation by a respectable YOUXO

T T M A N , l iuv in-^ a tl iorcji i d h kiioivleil jr o of theiju -s i is t - sH i i i a l l i -.s branehes. Can be lii ghi y recom-Lit .-ii . l . -i 1 fur hni ir .-ty ui id sobriety.

Address , " J.," Ullice of th is papi r. j '.).:it

DAIRYMAID.V l' i i i - -|.i .'i.\ .-.> D A I I I Y -M. M H is upmi f> an Kti-

I x . ','.i-.'i .-al -at. SI L: understand- ill" re.iriii^' of Calves ,and .-an be well re i-oiinueiiiled by her late emp loyer.

A.l-U-r-s , '" P. U. S," ollive of this paper . -t"

DL 'XCAl i YAN L 'XlD. N .

^ E 1JI !¦: ll.iaid of (J i i . i n l i ansc f t h e :,bnv, ; l.'iiion w i l l ,£_ at t l i eir .Mi .'e iin^

on the -J i lt l i i iwi. , consider

Tenili'rs from Competent Persons to di-diargo t h ud u t i i .'S of

SUPBRINTENDENT of WORKS ,\: a S- .I . . .V ol T I I I K I ' V 1'.II :N !IS p"r A n n u m .

Tli i. i l i i t i - - s ati.u-l .e l t</ t i n - Dili. -.- x i i a l l be to makep. ll..die ll . 'p .n t - as t.i t he Stsiltf of I' epair of theWori lhi .u .«i- and llo.-pit ;i !s under the Cuar . l i i .n-' con-t ro l ; '." l imiish Plans , Speeil'u'alions , ai.d V,-\ inniK's ,ot a l l ISu i l i l i l i e s , li , pair", aii.l l n i p r ij r i .-menl .s (wlie llierH I M I . r i l i , - l' ',i -r L iu- or Public H- a l t h A c t^) H-liicli t l iuHoard shall eon-i ler necessary ; to I aspect and Ite-|i.irl -lpni i sucli l iu i l i l ings , Improvement s , and Kepairs.dur i i i f ,' progress , and be responsible for their iUeootn j -l. - l ion.

Ti.e pi .TMm app .inte.l wi i l be r i:( |iiireil lo cntei1 i n K ja j . i in 1. an;l sevi-rnl bin.d in a pena l ty of .C.1M, for thefmllil'l l l .lisc!iai>'i! ol hi -l di l l i . - .-- .

T'-nd'-rs w i l l bir received by me up t 'j I- u'Clockno,,n o;i ^ !Hli i n s i . — l l v (jrili - r ol th ." board ,

J O H N "i". J iOYI .K , Ci e i k o l ' Union .Oik's Ollice . 1 lt ! i J u n e , 1-S7ii. j l 'j .-t .

N0RTHK1 1N ASSURANCE COMPANYn-i 't iu.-h ' -Hi , lj s:;.; ,- i« 'W|.wiif/ » .u-(../r...r/i'..u,ici ii

r.- Mii ; rn ;i: A N D l . i i ' i : A H S L K A N C KL AT l l i i M K A N D A I J K U A L ) .

1I K A I > I .I K K I ..'I:S •!...:...'..ii .- i , .'W< '< .i- :.-.-il <- .-!r..t-t : .\),er,lei-j) .- .'), )Ciuy->treet

J lr i i l . lN Jil.'AM II t l l ' K l i .'li :', ',", Lo'.v.-r f?ii' .-kvil!L-~li 'r«:t — 1>'.II:I.I:T 1' K.IU:AI . I ., I!esid..-:it

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S:il,M-ril ,ed i:apilal , ... J;:),I H H I ,III |I I

A .ruini i lated Funds .. . X1 ,77S,OO|I.!,,,,.,,i( /,..-.,„,(.. (ue 1H7I .

l- 'i rr . .t:)i:i. "i< .i . ; Life , J.'l.";:,i' ,)i. . | liit, .n .,t , J£7S.I I I .MJ

Total ' .. .. Jt.>li l ,w>.K IK 'K l) i : i 'A i;T.Mi:.NT.

A -].. ,-ial feature of t h i s i),-parlmeiil is the l iberal i ty\\ i!h uli i . -h r laiai- arr setlU-d. A- a rouse,pienre , tlnjI 'oinp iiny lia- r iv i .-il a lal-^-e i-liiiri; of ],ul ,l ie j -upport ,in |,|.,,-,1 "of whi.-li it may be .-tilled that the Kin: Pre-m i u m - have ii. '-r.-a-i-d Ir .'ln JJl . .",O" in llie reroud year ol«- in-l;in}f to .i"!l:!. <• '• '• at llie j ,n--ent t ime, and is r -1iIiy ear l y im-ri -iisiie,'. More than Two Mil l ion Pound havi-I . i . i j l aid for Fire I..,.--.--.

I .IFK i;i:i'Ai.'T .v/:.\ r .I Then- i.n- a few points ivhieli .-hould be al tended loj l i i - l i i r i - i i i - i - i i | i i i -.» <•!! an .,!Ii'-e. The lir.-t and ni,,st impor-; i i i i i i i- t i n - >'.-. ¦¦i- . ':' :i!V. > :•¦ l. -l . and in th i - t h e NYnn i t K i t x

i-ali liot !/¦• ou tb id . Tli- - - n m - a--ui-..-d an: ûarantn .-dI by the Capital of T I I K I . I : M I I . I . H I .NS Su-rlin;,-, and the• Fund- of more than i Hie Mi l l ion and threc-iiuurters .j The next point o! imi ior l iUKT i< l- '.'-umnny in Mmm-j r -I ,.K - I ./ , and tha t l l i > .- X./I :TIII:I :N e.i.-els in t h i s re.-j.eet isj proved by th e far i t i ia l l l i i j expenses are under 7 , )ieri i- .-m nf t h e iit.-om. . .1

Tli, . l.'.ihv ../ /'«¦:., ;¦' ... and the /,'<i/. .» «,/ (.'<,., i's should1 al-o lie eon.-i d. -rrd : and U a r i i r ' in tu iud the very h»\v' I' r. - ii i i i i iu - . i- !i:'r^ ...l i.y t i n - N , , I : I I H :I :X , ii wi l l be found

t h a i l l i i - Company ha- divid.-d lar_'.- -urns ill t in.1 way of! Pr. ,IH- Pi-i . -pei -tn—<- . L'.-porls , .M '-. , ran be obtai'ni.di ol t i e - Coin;,anv s A*_ r < -i t i at \\'at.-rf"rd ,j cui:XI- :i,il.'S K K U M u N b i A l d r i -n i a i O ,

d:;l t f '• '. Kiuu'--lre,-t.I . M i i . i 'Ml . i ;Kf i i:i.i: - .MIX .1. I.'KI J.MU NJ J, .M.U

j Improved White So;t Soap,i D .*. 11 K I '. I r o n' M m II . I or t i n : l . a m n l ry n i nl l l .n i s f : -

.B. hold purposes . It render- l i l . ' -n I .ealll i lally whi t ", rh a n - r - l . . - l t r r , and i- ¦•lie«|«-r l l .al i uny oilier Soap. Il! |,,,.. ,..-,. .. .j.- ln;;, il l . | i l . i l i l :< • - . and i- :i di-i l i l'e i r l u l i l » lien

u.-ed Inr e:e.-i!i.-i! i/ ainl p m i l y i i iL ' \V..I.'s, Flow.-, JJeddiuc,i ,\.- .. and i- r. r.,ii,, i:.!,-l a- a \ el mi l l Ki l l . -r . 'lhe Sn.l..: d i - iu l . - . t I i ra i i i - . A '- . M a i i n f a . ln r r ; - .- .iii , I . -., !.-I'atenlei:.-,, I ' l K K a u d i n ., I iv a],pi.intu.eiil I' , t in- .Military andi X . n u l l .aiindrie- .i. i i i l t o i i Work.-, l'i l i.liaiii .Loinloli .S.K.¦. A ^ i -n l for Waleiford - .Mr. T II .I ..I ,\ S ITi;. I ;I.I ., liar-, ro ! i - t raa . l- - t r' . .-i . L'ir^_i I l l - . i -. l l . i U... I ...\ V •- 1. X 1 :. A C I .,' ..I K A 1

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E l ' l U O I' .SY or FITS. —A s u iu cilro lor th isdistres-injj eomp la'iit is now made known in a

'J'p-i 'i.-.. lot Is oeiiivo p:iL'e-) on Foreign and XativeH erbal Pi-.vi'ia '.ions , publi-h.-d by PK IJ F. <.). I ' l lKLl' Siil.'vW'X. Tii.j |..-..-e.'i j ,t ioii -.l a.-, diseoveie.l by him insii'-li a provideii l ial iauii i ' . .r ihal he eatinot eonseien-lions lv r< Hi--'- t" make il I::...-., II , a< il )ia.' ei.n .d Ihou-sa.'ids'wlio have ii-ed it for I ' i l - . Tin ; inyr . -i l i . - i i t -¦ maybe obtained frnm any < .'l ielni-t , or Samp le l!otl!es of theM .-dieiur wi l l be .-i-nt f i re t " any address on uj -pli .-alionto O P. Ul iOW' X , '- K'iiiir .Street, (.'oveiil Uarden , Lou-don.

' [my'2U.;im«

Mr. ISx'hkimopp, p iopu'elor of I urnY y /-ii.V , was onBaturdu/ aoirimitted lor t r ia l , his own buil been takenfor a li bel on the V/i.tiY'J ( i i i ano Companr .

BUSINESS.PRELIMINARY XOTICE OF REMOVA L

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE,Commencing tho 22ml of 3IAY , 1870,

GOLD and SILVER WATC1IE.S, JEWELLEI HCLOCKS, FAXCY TIMEPIECES , &c,

PUKVIOUS TO U EMOVAL TO XKW PUKMISES .

lllCHAUD DILLON , G8, QUAY,T>EGS to announce that ho has resolved .previous to-*-* JJ K M O V A L to bis New and moro exteusivo Piu-raises, 70 QUAY (eight tloora (rom present place of

business),To Ol-'FEll the EXTIRE of bis present STOCK

CS" At a Rctiuctioti of Twux 't v l'Kit CENT ., SO as toensure a Speedy Clearance.

Al l GOODS aw marked in plain Figures, at formerPrices , fro m which a JlEDixt 'iox of TWEN TV I'K H C K X T .(for Imuu'diato Cash Payments onl y) will bu madoon every Article purchased. Amongst his; STOCK wi l lbo found (.oijj W.vrcn KS, CH A I N S, llitoocur.s, UiNi ;s ,j fii.Ecrito-1'LATEi) G OO DS, &C, in great variety.

An earl y inspection respectfull y solicited , as thisSitlo must necesf-iinl y last, only a short time.

J i lCIIAl tD UILLOX , b'8, Quay , Waterford.

The MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT(LATK MACKESY 'S).

C5J° H slabl is l ia l fur the Camel uii<l Kj j ic i i i i t Com]iuuii '/iii< / of 1'nst.rip th t t i, and f a r the lletail of lh ii-j sami Chemicals of the tW.ilw.it awl Citrtvl tUserii i t i u u.

fllll E mosiuiircmitiiti g iittciilion is pnitl to theJL dispentin^ of Physicians' and Surgeons' Prescri p-

tions , u-ith tlic Loue.-t possible Charges,consisten t withtlio Supply of the (J K NUI .NK CWSS of M E D I C I N E S forwhich this old Establishment has always held such ahi^h reputation. . my l2

tSU. I , Till- : M A U L , WAVKUFOItD.M. S A V A G E , LICKXTIAT1-; APOTHECARY.

S P E C I A L N O T I C EC1I0ICK TKAS.

PETER WALSil respectfull y directs at tent ion lobis carefull y .-.j lecled STOCK of FINK TEAS ,

which he can strong ly recommend as possessing ihatstrength am! delicac.y ol* llavor lo bo louud onl y inlho.su of the liuesL (j uality.

CSJ" The r'l.VE.sT liLACIC TEAS are I).-.., IU. 4tl.,and iis. Sd. per pound.

apU.3mI'KTKJl WALSH .

GUiJVi '.U nie ( M ' l l i l T M i : i i U I I A . \T, D U S G A UY A S .

CHARLES MCIJNTOSJJ ,PLUMBER , BHASS-FOUNDER,

GAS-FITTElt , imd L K A U ME I I CHAXT .(L.\TK Ol Ll lTLK GHOIIl iK 's i l l C H K t ) ,

Oji 'irr* .<.,•' .S'.-,.i- /;..oi,i : .Xo. I 0 L A D Y l .A X K .a l i E E X-U O U -'ES , C O X S E R V A T O U I E S, and

P U I S L I G li b ' l L U l N li S H E A T E O by Hot Wa-ter , on the nio^t approved principle.

Test imonials , too numerous lor insertion , from theleading Gei , t ry of U'ate i ford and su r round ing Conn-lien , whose places I have heated , may bj f ecn at myuflieis.

J'.S.—Having purehased at the Hale ut. L i t t l eGeorge's street l l i i s i ru Stock of liras .f , Wood , andL ad Pal t . -rns coi.ueiHed w i t h t h e F m u d ry , for lirassCastings, I w i l l be enabled in a few days to execute,nil otllers lor ( 'asiiug at lli.j shortest notice, and oureasonable terms.

5«iJ" Ent rance to Works from I'eter s t reet , [ml i l lj )

THE WATiihFORD COACH FACTORYO'ATUEUIXE -STKEET.

K . M 0 1U11SSK YIJ

EGS rc apccifull y to inform the Nubi l i ty andJ Gentry of vVnieiTord and Et lrrouildin g Counlies ,

that having purchased the Interest and Stock-in-Tnido of the abovo wel l -known Establishment , he idnow- l u l l y prep.ired to execute any orders be may befavored with in a manner not to bo surpassed by anyin Ibe South of Irclaiij.

J!. M. b.-gs also to return his beat thanks for thevery large amount of patronage he has h i the r to re-ceived , and trusts , by uuremitt ing euro and personnlattention , to merit a continuance of the same in allthe various branches of bis eueusive business.

¦fS?" Please n. te—All communications in tin: Post,ing and Under tuking business to be addressed to l{..MOIIIIISSKV , Proprietor , '.Valcrforil Coach I'nctory,Catherine-Street. ap ll.tl "

H U G H M c L E A N ,I 'LUMBIS K , liHASrf f U L ' N U K U, LEAU

MEKCUA M T , &e.,

Having purchased the Interest and Plant of the lalei'iun of

M c L E A X A.M. M c I X T 0 S II ,I beg leavu lo state tha t I purpose c u r v i n g on thobu,ine.-s as usual of PLL 'MIIER, URAS.S FOI JXUEI! ,and GAS-ITTTIXU in all ils branches , and all ordersentrusted to tin: shall have th e same care and atten-tion as was hi therto given lo them.

Soliciting lor myself a continuance of the kindpublic partroi.age ami support, so long extended :othe late Firm , I beg iu remain , lespuc t ful lv ,

HUUI1 M cLHAN.a, IMle (j vj w's-str wt , W\iU; -f - >r I .

X.I) .—(ireeii-hou.ies, Conservatoricd, ami I' u b l i jl iu i ld iugs healed on tho moat improved princi ple.by the c i iL-u la t io t i ol hoi water. (nil i ln. i t '

GREAT SALE OF PIANOFORTES.1M

POIU'KlJ d i i ec t Ironi tl:e . M a n u l ae t u i e r s, Mes.sisCoi.i.Aini .t COI.I..V K I >, K n . h . M A X, UA I .M .U M :, U K I X S.

M K A I I , Ae., Ac, atV. A. JUNEr - 1 MUSIC UEl'UT.

i a ii , v OM i' , ii' .i r t: u F o /; i>.II A R M O X I U M S iu great variety , Eng lish and

French »ukr ; V j oj ios, Cornet.-*, C.j uceiii/i.-js , Jorums,l' lules , lianjocs , Music liuxes , \r. itc,

AT c. A. ,n ;xi ;^ ".l/ L'Sl i ; L K K U I X U U l l t tA K Y , II ' .-ITKI.TU KI.'.

2U .W0 N E W S(j .Ni ;s and 1 ' lECES, at O X K T II I KDthe Mai i.e.! Price |,,r Cash , tin: en t i re STOCK now

SELLING OFF AT A GREAT REDUCTION ' I

C . A . J O X E S ,J U i :u;;Ti-:n -j l ' lAM .ifO i rvK . i, I I A I :M - J .M I :M .<, .)¦*J2< J \ i f A Y, W A T E K l 'O l t l ) , A N D U . U i W E L L

S'lUEET , CI .UXMKL ,Uegs ;.. call sp, eial u l l . -nuwn lo his extensiveT U N I N G and l i E l ' A l l l l N G bu.-iiie.-n . His Tunersvi s i t all thir Souil.ern and Midlaml Coin.lies ol' Ire-luti '] û:irlrrl y.

$&' I' lu t i of u iUs ;,wl l lurwi i i i iu i i i s lii/eil by theMonth or Year , wi th option lo purcha.M.., ami on theI hree Years' sysunn.

(J. A. J W NKS' MUSKJ WAU K I luL ' Si ; .(.'r ier iel t i i ig, Archery , Cioijuel , and other (lamed ,

at un i i s i i a l l ' Low Prices. I m v l - t t ,

M U S I CM R I I I L T u X , I 'ROFErfSOK ' if M U S I C

j f4>"A0. Is , I I K X H I E T T A n T HH H T .'l inns , on app lication. [d l iiuij

Hornsby 's Mowing and Reaping Machines-

AT t h e R O V A L A C i l i l C U L T U I I A L SOCIETY ofK X G l . A N D S last great 1 rial of JI.U I I I N K .S at

TAC .VI IJ .V, all tin: I, ,•ailing .Vaui i lVi ciur .T.1 coin;ict it ig ,Me.-srs. I1OI -,.V .T I I \ ,\; .So.vS eni i' ied Four .Uacnines ,w i t h w h i c h , a t l e i a M:VIJI .: conle.-l , l ad l i ng .-ev..-n duya ,they >ueceeded in w i n n i n g F I R S T , SI-.CUND , andT H I R D PRIZES , their Fou i ih .Mauh i n u being HighlyComineiidi.il , ihiu eariy ing oil' all the honours of tin-Held , proving the superiority of iheir .Maeliiue s over:ill others , and w i n n i n g for their Xe>v U'Paragou -J.Royal 'i'itle , " 'J' I I K .MOM.UI II UK M A C I I I X K S ."

m -U THOMAS W. COXDUX , ,;t^ l , Ti l l ; .MALI ,, W A T L R t 'D K D , AGENT.

X.H . —Tl.u Hcani .g pans of mar l y ,-,|| .1|Hcliineskept in :itock , ai,d J lepai is perleci-iv exeeuled.

BOILDIiVG AND J0IN£UY WORKS,I J K R K a l ' U U I) .STREET, W A T K U F O i l D ,

- M A T T H E W H U N Tllrgs n- .-i.eeUiili y I. , i ij l i ina l i : to lh , - l'ul .lio ^ .j nerall y

t h a t h i v i n g , vMl i . i i i t ho pail l.:w m o n t h s ui ii'l "j ?\XTK.N S l V K A L T K U A T I U X S A X U 1M-JLJ I ' WuYKMENTS iu the above E-lablishinent ,(rendered ueeessary by his mia-eiL-ing Intsine-s), he businiu-li gn-at.-r lan l i i i i .--. t han heretolore lor the exei-u-t inn ui all orders ei i l rusled to h im , wl i i i -h .-hal l alwaysreeeive hii be-t und ran-fnl allenlion , wilh due regardto in -oiiipliln .l '- , elli<:i< .-iii -y, and u. .UOU K K A T I : SI

°\ I .Kof CllAU.iKS.

Cox i UAi .Ts for J i t . i l . l i lMi and )l«> ( .- .si; H K P A I K S en-tered into , and every descri ption of

C A R I ' K N T K Y ana J u l N E R Y W OR Kcarried out. Plans and Sjiceilication.-, furnished,

liere.-lor.l street , Waterford , iHT ii . jel y

WATERFORD EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTEIS , \V 1 L Ll A M ST R E ET.

V.wciynh : ¦ «<-G E O R G E 11. K I N G , M .A.,

J A M E S ' 1OURF.NS, A.I;., lUib l in , M. A. , (J .U . I .AFTKI.'XUUX :,,.,l KYJ -.'N I N C CM.S.SES

'M ill l, t

loriued i m m i d i a l..ly at IS, W i l b a m . jtn ^c l , I'.om*i l,i* ( e p in. , lor ( ie i idal Kducatiou , a in ( t he Si,, eialI 'o i l rseM !'..!• a l l Cin|.,.i U i. ji ii . li:.-.!i i .e t ions w i l l lie

giu'ii by an iibio stall inI' .Mil.lSII , (.il lKt. K , Eni lCS ,FllKM.II , I..MIX , M AT IIEMAIICS) ,G KK .M A .V , J. OI .ICS, I'nisics ,I I A J .H .V, JUiAi'insio , XA I L I U I. SciKNft:.l'a i t i euh i ij aud Terms can bo ascertui-jed ou app li.

cation, ut lo , WiLLIAM-STREET. mblO

LA.NDED ESTATES" COURT

Final Notice to Claimants and IncumbrancersIn tho Matter of the Estato of JOHN O'K EEFPE ,

Owner oud Petitioner.r I1AKE NOTICE that the Sohedulo of IncumbraucesX aU'ectint' tho LANDS of BALLYLBMAN ,

KILL1ESHALL, oiliorwue KILLES1IAL, with thoGRIST and TUCKING MILLS thereon ; GLENNA.VADDRA. nud PARKEENAGLOGH , situate in theBarony of Decies-wilbout-Drutn , nod COUNTY ofWATERFORD , held in Feo ; anU u Crown Kent of1-la. Sd. lato Irish curroncy, arising out of the FourPairs held at Mountain Castlo, on tho Ordnance Survoycalled Castle Quarter , in said Barony and County, heKlin Feo ; Ono undivided Third Part of that part of thoLands of Curraghnaslcady, otherwise Sleady, formerlyknown as Kiely's Part thereof , and now known asliallykcrin Lower, ttnllykerin iliddle, Lisroo, otheriiisoLisrue, and Killeagh , held in Fee ; and of Part of thoLand5o£Kilbrogacaty,otherv\iseKilrossanty,with its3ubdenominations of Bolatin North .Cnrrawn ,otherwise Cur-ratm , with its sub-denomination of Church Quarter ,and a Field near Auglmacurra, held in Fee Farm ; theLauds of j Uallyniimintra Upper , Bullynncourty ami Cool-nauavo, held in Fee, all 6aid la-it-mcntioned Lands beingsituate iu the j Uarony of Deeies Without JL)rum , andCounty of Walcrford ; and Ono Undivided Third Part o(mi Undivided Moiety of Part of the Lands of Munsboro,otherwise Jltiiishurrott-, otherwise Jlonclarf ie, situatein the Barony of Uppcuhird , and County of Waterford ,held in Fee ; and tho Life Estate of the said JOHNO' K EF.FKE in the remaining Two Undivided Third Parisof tho aforesaid Lands and Premises ; one UndividedThird Part of that Part of the Lands of Cnrraghniisleadyotherwise Sleady, boiii;- Mansfield' s Third Part thereof ,known as Knocktimore . otherwise Woodhouse , Tiuatini ,otherwise Tinalery , and Part of Mountain Quarter , Car-rigane, otherwise Carrigawn Manslield , Lurgunorano ,otherwise Lauganorau and Part of Custle Quartor , andiialliniielerag li , otherwise .ifcill yneelenigli , and nowknown as Knocklimore, otherwise \Voodhouse ,Tenulirrt ,otherwise Tenalery, (Jarrigane, otherwise CarrigaunManstield , and Lurganoranc, otlierwise Lauganorau andj liallinaeloragh, situate in the jUarony of Deeies WithoutJDriim , and County of Waterford , held in Fee Farm ;and the Life Estate of the said .lou.x O'KivKFt' K in theremaining two Undivided Third Parts of tho said Laudsand Premises, held in KeeSimplo ; the Life Estato of thesaid JO H N O'KkliFK , in that part of iho Lauds of Cur-raghnasloady, otherwiseSlAuly, beiuy Man.-lield's thirdthereof , noiv K'tioivu as Knocktimore, othenvi.so Wood-house, Tiualira , otherwise Tinalery , Carriganc , other-wise Carri gawu Mansfield , Lurgiinorane, otherwiseLaiiganoran iind jUulliuauluragh, otlierwise j Uiillyucclc-ragh , and in that part of Ciirraghuasleady, otherwiseSleady, called ou the Ordnance Survey Eagle Hill ,Knockaeaharna , Kimckamitiaglokcc and liallykcrinUpper , and Sleudy Ca«tle, formerly known as Power'spart of said Lands of Ciirraghnasleady held iu Fee ; andin the Fee-farm Kent of i;.'il I Is. Oil overand above ; Jt'GIs. lud. Quit Kent reserved in a Fee-farm Uvanl fromJon.s- O'I VKLKI - K to Wii.i.tAM Ui. tVKi t JACKSON , datedthe luth day of May , I8."i!i, of the Lands of Farnaue msaid deed described as now commonl y known as Upperand Lower Farnane and Lyrcattin , and now known onthe Ordnance Map as L'pper Farnane , Lower Famauc,Ly rattiu , liroe Mount a in , iu the parish of Leekdran andliroe Mountain , in the parish of Seskinane, all situatethe liarony of Deeies Without 1)rum , and County ofWatcrford ; and the Life Estate of the said Owner inanother part of said Lands of Farnanc , now known asLyrattiu , held in Fee l-'arin , all said Lands being situatein the liarony ot Deeies Without lJriim , and County olWillerl 'ovd ,formerl y the E-tat..-of said.loilN O' Kl i r .Kl I'.,is lodged with llie Clerk ol' Ihc Ueeor.ls of ibis Court ,and any person having any elaim not therein ins. rtrd ,or objecting thereto , either on account of the amount orthe priority of any charge therein reported to him orany other person , or for any other reason, is requiredto lodge an objection thereto , stating the particulars ofhis demand , and dul y verilied , wiih the said Clerk , onor before the o'lh day of .Ici.Y next , aud io appear onthe following Friday, at Eleven o'clock , before theHonourable ./lidge OI.-.-I ISIJV , at his Court iu Dublin ,when instructions will be given for the fund s-ettlcnientol the Schedule.

And further take Notice , that any demand reportedby such Schedule is liable to lie objected to within thotime aforesaid.

Dated this Kith day of June , lb'TU.II EN I; Y l.\ GREENE , Chief Clerk .

PEIRSE KELLY , Solicitor having the Carriage ofProceedings , :)7 ,North (.iieat George's-Strect ,Dublin. i-JH.It

L A N D E D ES I'AT Erf COURT , I R E L A N D .

General Notice to Claimants.In the Mat te r of the Estate of Ciuiti . KS JI K N U T J A W K S

Lrc i r s II K.N IU U KI .H I N O , and Ri<:im< n I' O U K I I ,Ollieial and Creditors' Assignees of t h e Esiato ofA X X K CA M I M O X , a Uankrupt , - OH-IHT*.

Ex-pane, PATIMCK M.'K K N N A iind Wt i . l . lAU Po\v t;it;I' t t i l io ners .

r i A H E Court having oidered a SALE of all lha iandJL thosu TliriMi Undivided Filh Paita of and iu Six

D W E L L I N G HOUSES and P R E M I S E S , known asNos. Ei ghty, Eig iny-oue , Ei ghty-two , Eighiy-three ,Eight.four, and Eig hty-tiro , bituaie ou ill., (j i-.w, inthu Parish ol Tr ini ty Wi th in , and City of W.iieiford ,all persons objecting to the Saio of the mid Prcini-iesare hereb y required to take not-ce-of such order ; andall persons having claims thereon may lilo such claimsdul y ucrificd , wilh the Clerk of the Records .

Dated this liUul day of June , Ib7li.C. E. DOHI f .S, Examiner.

London and Paris Dye House,11T\ VAUA UK l i UAY , WA'V&lWOliiX

H K A X C I I W lj U K l i — J i J I I X S T i j WX .

E V E Jt Y descri ption of Plain ami FancyDresses , Silks , Satins , Velvets , Shawls , Cloaks ,

MorotM i , Damasks, Carriage I.ngs, Skin Mats , KidGloves , and Feathers, Cleaned ami Dyed , iu a superiormanner.

Carpets , Blankets, Counterpanes , Chintz Covers, Mus-lin and Lace Curtains , Cleaned.

Gentlemen 's Clothes and Feather.- Cleaned or Dyedwithin three days.

Grebe , Seal Skin , and Furs of every descriptionCleaned and altered . nilr.il.0m

Ii. M..CAKTI1Y a Co., l' i :u|.|!iEToi(S.

W A T E R F O R D & L I M E R I C K R A I L W A Y .

rD111 1-: DIRECTORS of this Company arc preparedJL to receive T E N D E R S forP A I N T I N G U.e L I M E R I C K T E R M I N U S

PASSENGER SUED.The .Specification may be seen at lh" Trallic Mana-

gei 's Otlicc , Lunei ick . Fai l her pai liciilars can beobtained l i o m i Im Comp ii iy 's Eng ineer ,J. TI I; I I K , Esq,U'lilerlord. 'J'endeij;, ail.frcssol to the iiu.lei.-iigncd ,iind endorsed , " Tender for Paint ing," w i l l be icceivedup lu I - o'clock noon , on '.V IJ I N K M I A I , ihe D t b prox.^l liy onler, .1. F. X I C A M i L, Si'dctary.

Head Ollices , Watci f.ird T.-rinimi.-, Jinn; 17 , 'P >.

i.o.-i .\.s -.a !>t:ist:sn;nt;s •„¦ i>i.HKsn:ui: STUCK

LOANS O:J CALL OR DEPOSIT.. jj i l l K DlhKCTUl id OF T M I : W A T K U K U K U ASHJL C'KXfiiAi. 1I:I:I .A N I » Kan.W A V CU M I -A N V ifor thepurpos..- of l.'KPl .ACIXG the INSTALMENTS of thel i u V K I i N . M E N T LOAN and BONDS falling due) arepr.-|iareil , iniiil further Notice , to accept LOANS ON-UOKTij AUK IION 'DS at U per Cent., payable upon OneYear 's, notice , or for such term of Years as may buiixed ; and lor the Jj eb cnture .Sloelv, having- equalpriority with the iMortgage Jionds , hearing Interest atli per Cent, in perpetuity.

Th.-y will aUu accept LOANS on DEPOSIT , bearingInterest at -1 1 I'KU CENT., payable on One Vcur siioiiee ; ut -J j 'W Ct-nl. j iiiyable on Six Months ' Xolicc ;at :i! per Cent., payable on Three Months ' Notice , amiat •'! pet- Cent., payableyn One Month' )- notice.

For the year ending '25th March , 187U, the -Trunkl.e..-ei],ls were JtiW .IKH PJs. fid.—the Working and otheiE.\punnet ) being J T£\,tKio 15s. Ud.—leaving it halaucc ol.i;iii , l'.i:i Is. fid., being more than double the amountre iltiired tor the Interest on Loans, after the pa-ymeiilof whieii there is, therefore, ii eonsider.ibli; surp lus loidivideials lo Shareholders.

'I hey will , every Half-year , send to each Creditor aSi.'( li.-iin-iil showing tile full particulars and Amount olI II. .- .-Wei-til Loans due by the Compaliy.

Al'j.liealious to be addressed to the undersi gned , atthe Company 's Ullices , Walcilord Terminus.

(liy Order;,W I L L I A M W I L L I A M S , Secrelury.

Wall-Kurd , May lblh , 1S7U. (mhrU -tlJ

Important to Owners of Ships. Yachts, andTtawlers-

COXWtjT I1 METALLE< ,iUK , OK J-'KI.'N C'II PATENTPAINT ,

MA N U F A C T U R E D by LA V K I X N K A IU . I.I I K K K ,ol I ) I:M{I:K (J2I.° K, 1'I UN C I - , for iipp ly in"; upon

li . i • Wo.,,1 Sliij.s. Sok' A geul in Walerl 'ord :ap^ l.tf THOMAS PURCELL , li , l iairoii- .liand.st.

Bishop & Sons' Quinine Wine-

r in l l l .-i 1XV1L.UUATJNU WIM-:, so hti-o ngl yJL rrroiiimended by the highest Medical authorities

for its Tonic and Restorative Qualities , is prepared wilhtin ; mo.-t eiiietiil attention to the purity of its ingre-dients , and contains One Grain ol* Quinine , each (..lass.

S.11,11 E V K l i V W H F . U i : .Ii-l, l In—Wh ol.-,n!,.. by li./il.i .-.iu.t II I > VM , M ' M A S T K K ,

ll'.l .'l .s, IN A- l '.l . ; I i i : . I l l .l ol . liK .V: Co. I A l . K X A N HI J l :Fixi i i .ATDi: ,\: Co. ; FA W I .I/IT A- CO. ; CANTHKI.I, andI '.i. -n i tANi : . l i .-L-iil by II K N I I V Toms , J A M K S F I . A N A .ii.\x, .luiix.si.i.N and OI.IIIIAM , and others.

Hliickrin l: — ' . UicitAicu.so.N -.Curk—' V u M K i S H and SKN , \VII OII> 'OI :II , )!O I I :N K , ,V

Co. ; 11. N in i i i i i s , .1. . .Di i . iAx Siin i i.HAfuii t — W I I .I .I A M D. i i iu iN A Co. ; CI.A I :K \ M' .M L I ,

I .AN ; .1 and .I. H.vsi.KlT , l l i.'o i i Wl i r i 'K , W. MA K I N A:t .'u., and LK A T I I A M , Cnui .TKit , and II D W A K I I , and WGii .5toi (i ; & Co.

Lonilnii 'lerrij —OSIH I U N K i; PA I T K N , . IA.MK.S T H O M P -SON and SON.

aiiufactiired and Bottled by M e.-ar.-i. B IS l lOl ' andSONS, FiNsui 'uv JU I SI . ILI .KUV , LONDON. :i|.7.Tin

Tlie Poor Man's Cough Drops,IT'tUR (.'ou fj jlis , Culds, innl iilleciidiis of the

- ' Chest, atri i i i ipii i i i i .-il w i l h di l l ieully of lin.-ii thing,lloarscir.-ss: oi- Wh.-.-ziiig.

A tea-*|inoninl taken occasionally is found to allay thumost trouble-ome Cough ; il promotes Expectoration ,removes, dillieulty of llreathing, and relieves the sorenessand oppression of tho Chest , which usually accompanyPulmonary complaints. From its nature,it may be givento Children wi th perfect safHy. Sold iu bottles, Is.*¦'"¦''

P K E P A R E D IIY M . S A V A G K ,(LA T I: M A.-K K S V J .

.-11 lli e Medica l Eslabluluuvnt , -1 , The HALL ,WATEUFOltV. ti.lt

NEW THEATRE EOYAL, WATKKFOKD

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONOF

I R E L A N D ' S F A V O K I T E TEAGEDIA NT. C. K I N G

Who will appear TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) in bii Mas-terpiece, HAMLET, and T0-M0KK0W NIGUT(SATD11DAY) in two of his famous imporsona-tions, in tho ilEUCIIANT of VENICE aud theCOUSICAN BUOTHERSi

Assisted by a select and talented Company fromDubliu , under tho management, of Mr. EDWARD

PKICE.llr. KING baa just concluded an enormousl y suc-

ceaafnl engugemeut of 2-1 uighls at the Queen's The-atre, Dublin , where ho has delighted crowded andenthusiastic audiences by his well-known and power-ful Impersonations.

Djg5" Notwithstanding tho verytendunt ou this engagement, thous usual.

A DMISSION :Dress Circle (Bonnets Optional), 3s

•Ju. Oil. ; Pit. Is ; Gallery, Od ; Private boxes, 5s. achair. Doors open at 7.yu ; Curtain rises at 8 punc-tually. Carriages ut 10.45.

THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING , JUNE 23,Under tho Immediate Patronajjo aud Preseuco of

The Hight, Worshipfu l J MIV.3 T. Kv*x , Esq., Mayor ofWaterford , and the Members ol the Corporation ,

When will be presented SHAKSPKAUE'S great Play,HAMLET. P R I N C E of DENMARK.HAMLET , P R I N C E ol

HAMLET, Princo of Denmark...Claudius , King of Denmark ...Polonious , Lord Chamberlain ...Laertes, his Son

Mr.Mr.Mr.Mr.Mr.Mr..Mr.Mr.Mi-MrMr

Horatio , rncml toRosencrantz ...GuilderstcrnFirst ActorSecond do.First GravediggorSecond do.Osric, :t CourtierGhost of Hamlet' s

Hanilpt

O.-i-ie, a. Courtier ... ... Miss TEM I'LETOXGhost of Hamlet' s Father ... Mr. E. PKICK

Marcellas .and Bernarilo, Priest, &c , Ice.Gertrude, Queen of Denmark '. . . Miss ItYDEttOphelia ... .. '. Miss AlABEL pAUKEllPlayer 'Jucen ... ... .. MissPattic Goddard

SATURDAY KYKN1NG , JUNE 24,The cur ta in wi l l liso ou SI I A K S P K A K K 'S beaut i ful Play,

in lour Acts, en t i t l ed ,THE M E R C H A N T of V E X I C E .

Teiminikt iug wi ;b Ihe celebratedSHYLOCK (ii Jew) GrutianoAntonio (the Merchant of Venice)Portia (n rich llcircsi) ...To couelutl - i w i t h the lir.-it iind th i rd

1'IIE CORS1CAN i i(J 1EHSrabr ia i l dc Franchi j T w i nLouis de Franchi i Hrot-hcrs.C)i.-ite.-iu K. i.-nnd ... ...M:\diiino d« l' ra t 'chiM a i i eI iOther characters by the Company

WATKKFOiM ) AND Tl tAMOKF. I iAILWAY.A Sl'EClAl . T K A I N will leave. Watcrfor. l for _ Tra-

more immediately after the Performance on FridayEvening.

In this Department Boys of '»^

all Ages can bo suited on / N Branch is

the instant with every /£, under ofli-

Article of Altire. /v / cient inanagc-

Spccial at tention i VJ / nvM

invited to "our . cmbrac«, together

School Suits" /O

V / with Juvenile require

of hardwovc /- » / mt.ut!, ase|cct assortment1-wecd. / K

^

uf Aj ull o.uiWuv

AP. TOBIN & SONS, 58 & 59 duay , Waterford

li. ii.,<iiicc>,,ri,(i..; H t r l H s .M t r r M j ' i .V /l.- ill 'i,

li I K T II S .Jin n- 17, at I I North lircat <ii»»ri{...'s-itr..-et , D ulilin , tlif wife

nf A. A I. .-u l l l i i i n , .11.1'., tA a u.-.ii u-liU-r.mi t in- l::th iuat.. ul llm i..- -i.k-in:c u( la.-r fn t l i i r , l l ' J yuay ,

tin: wi le ui .Mr. T Li licit , .¦jkilil n-r .-uli , C". Cork , ut a ion.mi tli<: 1-lh iii!.t., at jy iuivi i l ia ia-s'i iuuv, Dub' i i i , tlic wife of

U c -n i y I I . ll.-ad , .M.1J , o f a s w i i .Ua lh.: Islh ilHt., at M.irj .strl-tt, l .'loiil iu-l , til "! will; ut Mr ,

i, . M i i R h i u, ol' a .Lii i -l iU -r, stil l Imrii ,(Ju liilli inst., t in- "ilV uf ll,;.n-y l l . -ru .-i- t, K,.|., of i .'ii l i irnaii:,

Ki l lar iu-y , ot' a lUu^hter.

A K li I V E I) .-.•• ¦t l i—Milf . , i- ,l . s, Mili i i t - .) , L'C ; Harm my

ci-a 's ; I.ijui.-a, Hwanâ, o-i.ds ; I.la , lircaau,.Iliuvarr-l, Kliz .-ili -.tli, Cnrdi l f . coa * ; fa i ry ,i»:.U ; ll.-lv , Dalton , l.'arUiiT, i-uals ; Kl in ,vau , K c.

•Jlst-I 'upcl.lli ' l. •-', l.il.l-.-i"', i r e ; J-ia.-l .VNuwu iir t , C- III N i T in i i i - i i . T-...1.-, l" im..M r> i i iH.'i'l-. U.lnli .'f. r , i l s .- l.i.ii. -ri. - - , -, .Mi:fj r.l , n ,ll,,l,, rl.-, X.-iviMi-M.-, null i I .' uli, -rin , -, J .r i ik iM- . Ip-iv uili , N.-nK..-S, lh :iui |iv ; Salu|,-ua , II iy.v.i.«l , liri ' l .'ivalur , liriok s ; Kvli, -i-.iuz:i , W.iUh ,iUiir .liir , e-uls ; Xi-alli, Tnidrr , llri.l j v .val-r

L>Jn.i-/-i.l,.vr , r . ll 'Di.liliM , l.iv.,rp, -ii. l , gi- ; I '.iluilhl , IS.ic 'it¦ nail , Iii ;: il , -I, . |i. ro.

S A 1 L E IJ^ ¦l l i 1.1.. , -, I>i i i i ,':ir«ii!i. 111. iili.ni . S c i l.an , s, I'. r i - lu l ,

I' -iif.-v, L- c ; Arklow .-., Ulii-;.m-, •_¦.-.; Si\ llr.,th.-r', D.ililiil l i i im-r ,' l.irl,-y ; .Mars.ir.st, l'..itin:i.|'Ks , l > i v i s lullu-t i AM. 0\Y:il,T.-, t.'.il ';,

* t i i lwarilrt , brim i -Nativ.:, Kilni< !i, June' , c-..:il.i ;\V:.ti-rf..i.l , Mi lfunl . if is.

iUV—-K iizi i , Tii ili-.- . Kinrii i i . c.als i Marj;iirit , Kiii.Tili1, en ds ;ti^lniiinii .l i-r, l.:ii»i,:ikilly, uoal-l ; Krin , s, Wnl-h , IJiiuârtau ,li ai-v I.iv .-rp.».|. <« : Kftti', I 'a rilin , hll iast .

•iiiiil-M.-il iiiii , f , OiirdilT , Inline .

LOCAL H A 1 L W A V TI I AFFIC .<¦;.,¦ I U e HVffc t i i i 'i i , ;! F;- t i) u» , Jinii' 1(5 , 187.r).

Wuti if.ir.l Al i i . -nry Wsiti .-rfM K'ilki - i.nv:,,i.l :I :I.| ai..l Ki l - J lUirl iuu

l.iiu.-ricl.- , Ijnii ' kr i in > - ( : i l Itailira)I l l l n i i l , ' :K iiiil. -» in i l i - .-. '.'si mil , ;.,,., 1,). ..I.. - 11. miili. npi-ii.

L- t . ,1. t - 'I

I'fivl' l'- '.vi- I t - - "' I' cl ;l ' v ' -¦"'¦'¦

- " J;a l r '"CI

'U IJ, t.'.'iiii. i i : 1" i'» '¦• < • « ' ;

" ; ) > '•'-' - »

•r.iiui ... ii:n i:i :s I"1 s .r> KJn i :; Jll 19 lu

ffSiEl '."£ 21» 1 a 17u i l . B i l S& 3 7

DtAT H ot Mil. H A I K U .—Mr. J. Uitird , the irouoias-ter , who recentl y gave hull a mill ou to tho ChurobofBcoilaud , died near Ayr ou Tuesday morning.

DOMINICAN CHURCHrilHE D O M I N I C A N FA l ' I I E K S beK most gratefullyJ. to acknowled ge the following PK1ZES reccivcilfor ihe i r coining l iA ZA A I l :—

A Five Pound X«it« from .Mrs. M C E N K I I V.A Patent Lover Gold Watch horn an anonymous

Friend.A Lad y's 'Jold Watch from an nnoi iy innna Lady

Friend.A Wnl i iut Hi -ailinj ,' Table, iind a Fender Stool in

Berlin Wool.A One Pound Nol ii from Mrs. liisit oe , Ilari -.,n:lrainl

Street.Dilto from Miss IC .vo.x, Mayor 'n W;ilk.I'.S.—The Domiiiic.-iti Fathers earnestl y iim'tu Con-

tributions of Prizes for the Grand Drawing, and as ilis ol tl.n utmost iiuportauco lo have iho HazaarTickets printed wi thou t delay, th.-y would feel moatgrateful tn friends if I hey would .send in the courseof the coming week tlio Name of the Prize , which theypurpose givin ..', iu order lo fill up tho List , ami tohave them placed u9 soon aa posdiolc in tho hauda oftho Printer. je-3

M A H it I A (i E S .Jinn: i'-, at llio I ' ntlii -ilriil , Wii t .-rforil , by

Julia 1'uwisr. !).!>., ll ii ln.p of n iiti-rCml mi.l I|,y t i n - If . -v M. A. H u n t , O. M.I . , lii- i.thcr lo tli,: brill , -, al i' llt.-v. M. IVal.-li , .Mii-liiirl i i i lchri,-- t , K*|., 1.....-U , t-> .Murinn,unlv suvvivm.. il-.iu^lit .rr uf l'..hvarit H u n t , M.-.|., 'fallow. Noirunls.

J i i i u- l t , at IJ ..wiiii : .t i ick , I I - n r y .l. I' i i il potts, pivernor uf(;niii-,-.-K "rin:iii I'ri' .ui , Dul.liii , tu i ;,t)ieriii, . Klix iU-tb, Juuni;-i - lil au^hU-r

»l ill' .- Salt- l l .-arj N .-i-illi.iai M a rl l u , lv<|., Sew

i'M f f .Oil tlic l.'.lh iu.-t., at ,1,-aliircuiili-h (J liur i-h , County l.illlt ikk.

i;.,.,i.... J.iln. Aliuul i iu , Iv-n- , 0.1. , lilL-li.-r-t.iu -ii , Kili>: 'r (J.mtltyt,, K.litli Jlaraart i., - l i l - 'l .l.ui l. '.i r «f thv I.U.: llviijliniil Hun-l.ury I' l-m.l. Dt.j ., <•! I!j .-ki l l , on.uiy l.i:n,.-i- .t» .

At Ur:i!iu :ui. CHiii ty Ti|.|n-r.iry . l|,-iiry I' . Xnwlaii , l>.i., SirJohn 's. Uu.iv . ll iibliii , 11 Alary, un lv ,l:.n.-lu^r >>t I'.ilrid IV.MI -

U .. I ) . i:-.|., Cl. iaj Wti iajr . i:... .i p|..-r..ry .ll l i tins l l l l i iur t . , al M. -M a i ) -. Mil •,! ill

tlic Iti -v. 'I'. < i'I)., in., I ; . In-.,t l i-1 - ..( i !i- liri 'l. -,KM |., to Mi- i:il." iI 'Duini , II , tulD'f iif i .'i. ii iiu

i) K A T H'S...Juno 'J.1, at hi" r. .-i.l'-aiv , '.':. .N . . r lhuinb.-i l i i i i . l- .i vi -inii - . K in;;'-

Uiuu , AUI .r i i i ^ i i I' l i i hp lt . - .[ii i->n 1, ft^ -i.l 'i l , .n .-p lv an.l «t.- .-erT-t - l lv l .-«l\-tt , ,1 liy a lar 'i.- e i i L - l ,- ul' r-.- l . i t i i '-s llfi Ir iL-n .l .-l . lli.-r.-iiiaiiis w.-nr ivm.ivwl t.i cU-n rc iu l.Vui,;t, ry at n ine o'lluckuu Thumli iv u. ..niinv'.— M n v 1.- r is t in pcuv.

.Inn.- Iii , at th- r.-.-i.l.-n. .-..- uf his .-i..n (Dr. Win . IJuJI.-y Whi t e ,;.S, l)li-s..iuj :tiiii~lr.-.-t , Unl i l i i i i , William IVhit... K« i., L'i l iC..rou.-r , in his »i-~»t t t y.-ar.

Uu tin- l.'itl: J im -, m lh- r. Mem f his fa -Ju-r, Dr. DilloiKel ly , J . I 1., ul J I u l h nj M r , hi th ..- IS:h j ta r . , f Ui. uj ;.-, ami tb.J lril ut his sacr.-il niiiiiar .-, JI .-v. Hubert K . l l v , >.J.

(in l lu; l.'ltli in-t . , il l Cul l, II , Frank Hutv^ ill , Kî-, SII '.I -I U -spicti.r , I t.I.C., alt i-r :i short illiiissn .

At IS. .Ni-w.ftr.isl , Wi-xf.nJ , Mary .I,,si..ph , wif.s i.f l.i. ut. amigtiiirK-ruubti-r Dil lui i , Wi-xli .i.l .Mil i l i ..

Uu .lulu: lnlh , :il Mary.ftret-t, Limerick , Mr. John C.,rb-:tt ,:ip. .1 .*,¦» \ i a i- , i l,:,-p lv r .-^rettuil by bis fiiuiily ami friou.Li.

Jam: 1*7, :IL l i ranv i l l . - , ouu ty U'exf.ir. l, siflei- a few hours '

i l l i i r .-- , Ikli- ln Uhail' it t .-, IK I.< T«I cbihl ¦)( I'.urick Hare, U- II ,;i;;< ,1 t h n . s y.-.-i'-. ami six nrii .tJi- ..

t i n iiw l.'.tli in^t . , ralliur sinldi-iily, nij cil I i i ye.irs, J. T. l'ira ,!%¦[. Tin- il'-.:ea»s.l v . -ut l . - tnai i was the surr iv ins^ partner .,(th.s well-Utu.wu l inn <>f I'iui Brotb'.-ri , i s t ab l i a ln .-il in Cl u u m u ]f , r uj mr r.lt • f :'O yeai t.;

(lu t in- 1 Hh iu^t. , ui C.ihir Abboy, IVilH.un , iuf . in t »ou ufFi-.-il critk K. (i r i ibb . K«|.

On tin- l l l h iiisit., al bis fatlu-r 'a rc3—îiissafjc

heavy expense nl-pricca will remain

; Orchestra Stalls,

T. C. KINGT. SENNETTD. BTKOEDWD . PRICEA LFKED PAKE'SWALLEIIW. DOB ELI.ELLISGRAVES

. D. BVNO

. WALLEU

l' l l lAI . SCEXK.Mr. T. C KINGMr. ED. PKICEMr. 'J". .SK.VNKTTMiss HTDEII

I\ ui s of

[ Mr. T. C. KiMiy .r . E. I' u ii - KMi - s P. GoiMiAHi iMiss M. I'A U K K I I

ruin

mil notr

j l l i . i l

yJCitth.9«mast t>c ior.f i t -

, White . Uunlilll luu^' : ir i-aii, g cJon,-- , X,.-wjK irt, Wal-ii , D nii-ar

Sii- .oi , II:imsn'.-t ,«i - : .l.ilm lte.s.; U..1W.V I . i4.<

th, : .Mo.st li .-vi.smore, a.-s -iat. -'l

S.M . Dubliu , byWil lum Sk.sh.iu ,1.

mntertotX ittarfiet*Waterford , June 23rd, 1876.

Weathei-At lnst we aro gottin? some fine summer weather '

IRISH WHEAT—None at market.

OATS-Largo .ales ot Clonmel Oate at our qnotaUon .

FOREIGN WHEAT—No chimire.

M^ îf^^^&on\n^rDtinuMFLOUR—Firm.

J. & S. PHELAN.

P R I C E S CU E 1 1 B N T

misH. I

FLOUR, per sick , of— Siipcrliucl— Inferior*

OATMKAL, per PnckBRAN, por Cwt.POLIiAUD uo

2S01b.'

FOUEIGXWnKAT, per i.arn-I of 2*-.ll>» . i«- ¦• «• f

— American , Siirins,'nml Wintcr • -26 0 to 27 «— Marini:n|i <c f " f %— Donliauj ki ,2s 0 M O— Ohirka , Ta?aiiroir. nn.l OIIWM - - .jJU <> 00 0

ISDIAN CORK , Yellow, fWrssa anil f!:il!''-i -1) fl C l 0_ — IbmiUn.l Foxonian (»ld)- - 00 0 ( I »— - American , - • ¦ - 15 ''. 15 9_ _ Freonii ninl Ani 'rri< -.-,i. H'|;::.- .,il" n 00 0_ — Uanubiaii - - - 15 9 1G «— — Uan-aKul • - - - 0 1 0 00 0

FLOUR , American, per linrrol nf I!i,;ii.s. ¦ - ,^'i l> 00 0— Fri-iu-h, |icr sncV , (.f 2A)II IK . - - - '•>" » 00 r,

INDIAN M1SAL, American , pw Mrk 01 » W 0f Hoino MaDiifauturi -, \\or \ l7 ft i o n~ - \ sack , of -JVill.--. > . " " 1S °

Imp orts &' K - rp a r t if u r Week crf l i i in Th u rf tn ij , 22nd.IMPORTS. . | ' . KXPOUTS.

Iuilian Cof* 28357 Quarter?. InilisJli Co<jv-_ QuartersH'biKt 5S .lo. Wliiat °T 1 Man-el*.Oat> • do.Unrlcy • Saeki.F- I HaAMi-sil . SS Siickn.

t l'mneM this «> iv ""• '/''¦•• 't '"'..'>-/"''-' A- '"-.-.)I' l tOVi SIONS.

BACN I'IKS , |icr .-.> t. — — «!-. I I I . to 06<. 0.1.SrKAKH llo. — — (ils. '..I. '!>' . 1*1.FKKT ilu. — — I'l- . W- i;". '*l.IlK.M -S .1... — — II- . U.I. I- ''. (I I.SCICAI 'S il". — — I I ' . "'!. "i. o.i .Linn ivlitiuilb .rs 'i — — I"'. Uil . >-< . IM.

UI ' TCIIKllS' MUATU KKV , per H I., 7iil u,l to lu.l L.v«n, | .r i|i-., fii 0,1 f. «¦; 0,1

Un. rnilFt , H>-1 to Is I V K A I ., [K-rlli. 'M to Ikl.M UTTON , I'isr Hi lt- 1 to Is. ' I'.I U K , ii.-r 11.. »M t-. 7< l

I'UTATOUS.Avi-i- it".- l.riei , ml. t.i Oil. ... li l t.. «, 7.1 |-ir st,,:ie.

I IKKAI ) .W m r K , tier till — t » l . t" .;;.l | llursiiui . li . j n-r HI. .11 to u.i

W I I I S K K V .OU I I I .IN , pc-r ,.-;U!oii , 2".-. Cl. I Ol i, Cniik-, iîll"", lb- . OilU.ii.K , |.,II !.-I,.-. ,M , 1,.> . !*l. I

F I ij II .S' FMII N I ,, i-r i:\vt, -i7>. lu CM-. | 1'K A I . — 0-- Itj- ' . I" "- ( ilUI:KKIM.S, |..r lirl , II-'H. In i,n-. i Sui.K , — Ms "•!. to II- nilS.lUJ lu.v , |.l-r lb. l iij f . to Ms-. 0,1 | Tl'l:l:»l, — '.V '.!. to Hi I I I

KOIVI, AM) i-Ji ii.'.-i.l-'un-l. 't> |i:iir. Hi fill to Ik M I Kiii;S,|j i.T l-'O, Hi '¦'< 1 t.< C- li 1t)i :i.-KS , .h i..l Ui ¦"»> Od i.-uuj.l ,- . I TL'I:K K V .S, i Kh tu 01s i > sr | ;ii f

SOAP AND CANDLKS.IV H I T K , i»-r< - «-t . *.'*. lo ill*. I M-.i-i.i>, j .isr i lozlb; 0- u l lo 0,1MII . JWN , .lo. sj,u. iM to in. l ) i i -r , .lu. '>.<. i i i . tu j s IM I

U O II I. A N D I I I D K S ..'( - ...i . • '.•• ¦..-(.. I.*. :;i tu 1.1.Wi. i I I K I ;,\. l-.u y., l- J,i to I.-.H K I N \V U"I., II .- lH I l o ' l - .

r tIt. I' I X I : ii. r ton , w",< u.l oo.s ml | : l.u r.s, JUT l.j"rt , I'.'"Y V.I.UIW I' lNt : . il. s>..s, U,l to Ms I I .Mils , inTilo W-. .- u I'M o l

(J (I A I. .S .Co.ii.s, per ton , I-,-. O.I to li;., iM. | Cuhi:, j rt.-r ton , l*>- . to 17 u I

I'l iUDK i l AMi l i l l l . li .S CKWI 'XII.w , j n-r ton , SO.- to IIJ.. TeuNl i-s , p.-r ton , 0 > - t,» I l l srjniAW , wlie.-.ten , o'ji lo 0,;.-. . .M.%N ,;,j i.i> s ,per tun , II- IS tu 00*

IJO. (lilt .sli , |ij- to 50\<. lj,l. |(;A I ; U - ,|S , |,,T t ,iu , i jj .i t . i . l f -

W A T K H K O K I ) I IG ' ITKK M A K K K T ..Vn;,,l,,jr of t 'i rkii t * i r t i-j lwd ul the 1' nbUc Bu t t e r Market

f u r n'Ci-fc en.'. inil r 'r id -K 'j (t h i s i t 'UjJ, and price *.Salurihiy , — o M , — l^.j. . ml. io l i -J^ . l).lMuu.l.ij , — i)7 — lui;.. IJI |. l:|.s. e.1TU l- Slt l iy, — " — <M> ' ;i . .Jl i. l«j:Ji. 0.1WcliiMMlaj - — :i7 l — l-ilj . u,l. I-J9a. 0,1Tburs.li.j- , — i/.t{ — is',-. ",l. i:|..'.s. idFriilay, — u — uu*. Oil. lira. 1*1

JN'u. uf lirkills eurrt^liODdin^ wel-k lust >'e:ir — 1'iUl-l'liee per civt. _ US'. U.l. to 1213. W

UIPOKTS OF FOKKIGX GRAIN.Katr , ;, Wouil..-, Suliuii , UiX) • qr.'. maize ; In.li.i, ?, Moi.l •!,

I'hir.uli-lpliia , 7."in ' qr". maize— White llrotber.i i Uo.Uartut, ?, iliiliiiSj'tuu , Kusti 'ndjie , o,iJUMir s . uiiiue—Snoucct

k Svn .L>iuUa , s, Ibrai!, O"i57 qr.<. maize —(irubb lii-othcr*.

MOON'S C l I A N U E S —J U X E .Full Moon Weilne.ufny , 7th (I :i7 a.m.Last Quarter ....Tliur.-tJay, lith 1! U «.¦».New Moon Weilncs'iliiy, -1st ID 17 p.m.First Quarter. ..Wednesday , 2Sth 3 11 p.m.

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n iK MESSRS

A loii^-itrnmtuliiiy calamity, wliicli it was anx-iously lio[)Cil miglit be avt'iluil, li;is fallen iipuuthis nei ghborhood , by the .suspension of the gi-gantic lirni of f ho .Messrs. JIALCOJISO .V, Bros., ofL'urtlaw and Walerl'ord , with rnmilications ofbusiness so widel y extended that , the news oftheir diiliculties has caused the deepest anxiety .Tho liabilities of tlie house have latterl y beenmuch reduced, but they are still estimated atvarious sums up to a million. Tlic gieat deprouiation during the last, three years iu the value ofsteamers, quite a licet of which was at ono timeowned by tlie Messrs . IM AI .COMSOX, aud losses ofprobabl y not, less than i''20u,UUO sustained bybranches ol their business in the A'orth of Ire-land in a low years, together with the recentwithdrawal of nearl y a quarter of a million ofmoney for the minor of a deceased partner, wereserious matters , and helped considerabl y to wea-ken what at one time was almost a colossal capi-tal, embarked principally iu industries connectedwilh the development nf Irish trade, The gen-tlemen at. the head of tho firm, it is scarcely ne-cessary to s;iy here, where they and theiractions are >o well known , Imvo always borne tliehi ghest reputation for probity and fair dealing,so that it may, with good grounds , be antici patedthat the realization of their property will showthat everything that could be dono honorably hasbeen done lo avert , tho calamity that has hap-pened , and the news of which has been receivediu this community with tho most profound rc-Ki ct. At present, whilst tho affairs of the con -cern are in the hands of the accountants , it isdillicult to conjecture even what will be the rc«suit , but it is full y expected that some .satisfac-tory arrangement, will be proposed in li quida-tion. In support of this idea , wo are happy toMolt the fact that the facloi ie.-i at l'urtlaw andCarricli , which give emp loyment to thousands ,are .still working on, and we trust, will so conti-nue. To such nn enterprising and patrioti c linn ,dep leted nf Ciip itul by unavoidable circumstance:- ,every t-ympath y should bo accorded , and everyhel p should be given lo retrieve the past , ihusminimising the losses which others mii.sc tompn -raril y sillier. Tlie following circular has beenissued by tlie accountants :

"Trinity Chambers, 10and H , Dame-streetDublin, 13th June, IS7G. '

"G ESTLKMEX—We beg to inform you that Messrs .Malcoi.ison liio?., uf Portlaw , Watcrfonl , have .suspen-ded payment, and that tlieir books and affair* have beenplaecd in our hands for investigation. The firm tradedat Portlaw and. Currick-on-Snir , as cotton spinners andinaiinfac.tu.rers ; at Belfast , as flax spinners and linenmanufacture rs, under the style of the Alilfort SpinningCompany, aud tho Milcwatcr Spinning Company ; atWaterford , as. shipbuilder:!, under tho style of theNcptuno Ironworks j at Limerick , as tho Lax WeirSalmon Fishery ; at Manchester aa cotton npinncrs ,under tlm t.tylo and title of the Patricroft SpinningCompany ; at Coatbridge, Scotland , as oil manufactu-rers, under tho stylo aud title of the Coatbrtdgo OilC impany ; at How and Sonthall , London , aa oil refiners ;and at 20 Mark Lane, London , as shipowners, under tliothe sty le of bt. Pelersbug li Steamship Compauy. Wearc AC present engaged .a thi.-i investigation, und »illsubmit to you with as litllo delay aa possible a fullstatement of iho affairs ot the debtors. In tho mean-time we hhall feel much obliged if you will fnrniij h usat you earliest convenience, with particulars of yourclaim (stating to which of the concerns it relates), andwith tlio details of tho securities you hold , if any.—\Vearo, your obedient servants,

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CKAIO OAUIIKEK . and Co."

MALCOMSO N", RIIO ^

We beg to direct attention to a report in thisday's issue of a meeting of ladies, held on Fridaylast, for *he purpose of making arran gements tohold a bazaar next September , for the roofingand c impletion of the new Dominican Church inour city. V'he necessity of raising funds for thiswork is evident to ell. It would indeed be amisfortune to leave tho walls of this beautifuledifice unroofed and exposed to tho rains andfrosts of nex t winler. We are confident that allolasaes will uuito with tbo good Dominican Fathersin making their bazaar a success, and enabling themto have their Church finished without delay. Thoaeladies who do not wish to take tables can famishprizes for tho grand drawing, and assist in disposingof tickets. As this is tho LAST bazaar which will bohold by tho Dominican Fathers, wo trnut that tliocombined efforts of all will make it moro than roaiisotheir highest expectations.

T. C KING AT THE WATERFORD TUEATRIROYAL.

OTHELLO — HAMLET—3HVI.OCK —SI 'LE.VMI) ACTINC ,AND A Sn.KNDID KKCEITIOX.

Onr Theatre Royal was, last night , crammed tooverflowine for our &rcat , intensel y popular trage-dian , T. C. King, was on the board.1 as Olhello. Xcedit bo aaid that tho imperishable character. «o po.ver-ftill y and so minutel y drawn by Iho immorlnl author,was rendered in a way which is only possiblo at thehands of tho gifted actor , and if any nncd there wasthe thunders of applause BO enthusiasticall y beatoivpd ,and so repeatedl y, upon our favorite tragedian , in thostrongest proof we can j ivo in support nf that state-meut, at which no play.goer of tho present day canfeel tho smallest surprise. Anything finer than Mr.King's impersonation of the noble, passionate, lovin-,',unsuspecting Moor cannot be expected to bo so>nupon the staj rc ; not thedebased , crafty, revengeful cha-racter which some would-be critics of tho present day ,literary donkeys of thoroughly " Malaprop" inclinint;.- ,wonld seek to impose upon tho world as tho emanationof tho brai n of the (,'reat Shakespeare. Drawn with th<;utmost nicety, with an anatomical skill , as it were,which leaves no virtue or no vice unmarked, tho Mooris fjivon ito us by the master mind that oreaiM him a* aman of hi^h and noble purpose ; iinlmtsd w tili qualitiesto mako him beloved ; of an unsuspecting nature whenleft to his own aspirings, his very want of suspicionleaving him open to deception , and when decaived he-coming raiting and revongful -, of determined , uny ieldingpurpose, of which characteristic* he jrives such fearfulproof. In drawing the character of Othello tho rcnow.i-ed dramatist depicts human nature with a master hand,as every day life so often prove- , and in its ponrlrayalby Mr. King one seen a splendid and »¦> Ic".- true wvt-ccption of the idea of the dramatist in framing a partwhich, of it>elf , is 'inite sufficient to have rendered hisname immortal. From first to la=t. Mr. Kinir kept h \-<audience iiitensoly alive to his aetiii^ : hoart ;ind ~f.ulbeing, as it were, concentrated upon him a.s wilh hi---powerful , uiodulatcd voice, tini.-hed gestur- .', and takingpresence, he dclineiited the loving, tni.-tiug, Dion sus-picious, and lastly, remorselessly revengeful Moor. The" hnsh" that frcfiucntl y went through the building asMr. Kin^r was elcetrifvin ' ' his hearers , forinod a t r ibuteof prai.se to his splendid talents as a tragic actor , quiloas llattcrin? and quit" as marked as the unboundedapplause with which tlio expression alternated , nndrarel y , if ever , have we seen ii mure delighted audience.Tho part of Dcsdemona was exceedingly well Rn ^ fainodby Miss Itydor , whose evidentl y superior talents aremuch heightened by an attractive presence- The warm ,repeated applause îvi.tiuL.' tin- lad y wa- tr ive:i •-'./'«..ior« by the audience, and wast u w.-l 'l dcs-i>rv i:d t r i l ' i i t c .The role of the schoming, unprin .-i pl.^l l:ij.f i» . on.' f >\ anextremely dillicult nature , nendire-' ii hi^h-ela-- a.-tor mgive it a duo and not exaggerated renderiii 1 , was abl yfilled by Mr. Kdivai-d Prico. who was so -u<' .' .-s^ ful iumaking his audience feel his po-.v.srs a.s t .> elieit , even insuch a part , frequent hursts of genuine anplanse. Mr.T. .Sennett was a capital CasMo, and Mr. D. Ityna a verygood Hrabantin. Miss Maliln Parker played Kmilia withfinish and force, and .Mr. Alfred Perry wa-: ful l ing asKoderigo. M^r. Fagito was the Duke of Ven ico , and tlieother minor parts were wel l sustained. The entire playwas received , as it well merited to be , with the highestdelight by an audience well capable ot* obM-rvii: -.', nr.d ofrewarding high merit. A eap ital orcln-tra i-. a'.iacli'.-i !to the company.

To-nip-ht , under the {latrmm.ge and presence r.f t!i'Right Worsh ipful JamesT. Kyau , Mayor, and member:of the corporation , and , no doubt , another .-ru ^hiiin:audience , Tramore contributing a share : tlie p'.av wilhe HAMLKT.

1'ItAMOUtOur ju stly-famed and be.-iuliful b.uhing place ,

Tr.imuru , is at this moment in excellent order furthe reception and accommodation of visitors., andthere in every indication , now that we are into sum-mor weather, that the seusou will be nf si cheerfulcharacter. Alread y several houses have been takenand lodg iugs are getting iu demand. Temporaryresidents in Tramore may bo assured of one impor-tant luct , which is, that all the essentials, so prized atthe seaside, will be fou::d here in abundance , all ofthe most superior character. In tliu lirst p lace , theywil l meet with excellent , lod ging, hotel and oiheiwise ,scrupulousl y clean , with obliging caterers mid amoderate tari fT, items of cotisiilenicion to every ctiyseokiog health aud recrealio.i at ihe seaside. The.b'iLh3 , hot , tep id , i.h.l cold , lire nut to be t-urpii ss-ni-d,and uo resource conducing to the reuovatiuu of heu i l i iwill bo found '.'.-anting. We need hardl y suy to thosewho know Tranuire thiit there ;irc yaried sources ofamusement to be encountered on every side. Thi-p)are billiurd-ruoms ,, ii racket court , wilh other M ;» II >1-itig .'ittractions, not ul all to speak of liie iu,eideni:iii tems sure lo spiing up almost every week, l tnbu e- 1w i t h nu anxious desire lu promote llie p tcmuiu olthose who wil l favor Tramote with their presenceduring this uud coming seasons, a deputation of theleading inl iubitaulsj , Al.i. Thomas Puiceil , Johu Kvau ,ES-II. , T.C., 11. Hunt , Ksq., wi lh others, waited uponthe justices silting at the last petty sessions w i t h nrcquissiiiuu to Ciill ;i public meeting iu lake- measure.-!to obtain a sito whereon to torm a public promenade ,and io carry on athletic sports. The prouiuterd c.m-tctnplatc the purvhasp of a Ueld in llie nei ghborhood ,aud to have it t i istefuil y laid out ,funning a decided or-nament to tho pail ol the town tu wluun it w i l l .-tujui t . ,aa well as making ii thoroughl y suilabl. .- f i r tl iospcci iil pur[iu3L- in view. Tlie tnug is'i-rates recisivedthe deputation iu the mos.t cucuurii^ ing tnunuer , andprumised to hiive an curly day mum d lur ih.s purpu«..Tho iiihabit t inls speiik warmly in lavur ol the pio -jee t, aud wi l l give ii pruciic iil in.I , in i\ hich auppor tthey wil l be iis.-i 5ted hy the ilireemrs) ul th en- rai l-Wliy, who, thero is reason to believe, wil l grauL frcupiissestoa baud to p lay iheru fur public delecliition.1)1 thu railway we may say Uiiit ihe ii.-iml .-.uiuincrfacilities lo visit. Tramoie are beir.g nUuriled by tl .edireelora lor the pasi fur tu i jjbi or three week.-,, nn.luro carriod out unler (lie ciirelui ni ;in:ig..inei.l ol th .iever.courteous secretaiy, U. N. Baker , l.nj., wiiii theutmost i i t t .niion tu Ihe cumtui i ..I il.e pub iie , inwhich duly he is ub.y ussisled by un ellieieti i , nius-tobli ging stutl', Mr. K. Kirwui. yu anl , HU .I i i i . p.Diiliou , head fiortir . The bathing train in ihe morn-ings is uu luvalualu.s buon , uud mnv il.ui u - - havoevery fair reusuu tu hupe tbut the summer is i.j ,un us,it wi l l epecdl y meet wi th Urge p.itruiih gi .-. Thocheap trains thoug h the week ..ro lus t t i l l ing, whi l s ttho lour o'clock p.m. on Suml.-iy U ulruuly rccuinuglargu freights, tpeuking ol local att i i ielious iu Tru-mute , we bad almost lost sig hi of onu which may botiuughi deaerving of meiitij u—iv u arc of ibai opin-ion. Too much work is depressing ; too much amuse-ment palls the taste, buli iii al ternation of work , ihatis, reeeiiing iiislrucliuu wi th umusc.nuut , wi l l bofound u capital invi gurator. Al tupol iho hil l , over-looking tho terminus, there is a Itsmj ile- ol' jus t ice ,aud there iho laws ut iho realm arc propounded will iskil l , >iud administered wilh justice , tempered wi thmercy, once every fourteen (lays. Upon thoso Mon -day mornings tho mule visitor, whou uul inclined loranother ramblo ou the lino slrauil , after the .Sunday'spodiil exercise iu J'air and churming society, canspend uu hour wilh much mcntAl bciieM i; he willbea r, ut limes, Bl.ickstoii o, with mmie ill ihe -reaomodern Imv-g ivers , propounded by "genlkineti learn,ed in Ihe law " Hum Ibis good city, showing amazingre-ifurch aud persuvoranco ; ho will hea r Innv ivronghouiuliiricB can bu reclilied , and hoiv wandering dou-koy n, bipeds as well as quadrupeds , euu bo broughtto their senses, leaviug ibo SUIICIUIH wilh quitu anuupreciatiou of thu kce.ti-sighiedue.sa of thoso whonusv our l;i»-s i»£U iho foiulca ut' our liuman tia-tuio, iind leel himself convinced that iho public wea lis well iouked alter in Trumore. Then , on the sidoof instructive amusement loo, tho resident, iu Tra-moro cau h j assured of ibo very pleasing (act , onenot. Liilii -rtu ivit liiti reach, ihut uioro tliau one oppur-tuuily wil l be .iffordud during ibo Eensuii , per rail ,ol t .kmj f a stiu , or seulti , as ihc case may be, in iboImudsj ino Theatre Hoyul , at H'uierlord , und tbcru bedeli ghted wilh i-omti ul ibo theatrical mars suru lo bollniiiig iu i osa Iha i horizon during iho summor. Thisvery week a Kiu-j - \y star shines in uur linrnincnt , andlUio Siime ni y bt Trami.re cau and wil l steam to bopreaenl. We tool we could emnueiaio iho attractioDBo:' Ti-iimoto almost ttiJ i..;ini(uiu j however , wo thinkmil urc ui.d enterprise, tl^ro displayed , rcquiro littlopi lu t ing out ; yet wo must uut omit to meuiiou thaias beloie, ibero is a fair guarantee, when tbo propertimu arrives, ol the spacious Cuvo being mude u i ivuwith cnuiof all aizes, nod tbo Douerailo -raced wilhbeauty in iho enjoyment of a regiuu. One more im-porwut, ulenii-111 mnai not bu lorgotteu , und that isthe, sanitary coi.duiui. ut T.au lu ie-.of iho outiro dis-triet-ulways ol tho v-.ry lii gUeat chaiacter, is now,und ha* been u!l iho year irveiTihinj ,' that could betlîrod. I t is ,u tiu t,and3 ot- - okil{-u|cour.eous medical officer (Dr. Stcphwwoi), who workaj vah » mosi uttemivu coiumiitee , aided by au excel,lent suu âuitury otHcer, uud iho best proof of theircuio is the recent report mne'e by the doctor, throughIhe committee , to the board ol guardians, that theili.inci was lieu from disea Bo of any kind whateoeTer..n line, wo never kuew Tramoro to ba more invitingto r iMt br *, iu.d wo flatter ouraolves with tho conric-t«... in .-.i „-..- 6(,a|| DUT0 t|ie jn oasure, bereaftiir ofivrnint', thero never wus a bettor seoaon than that oflo/ IJ .

If we cannot or do not direct oar wholo attention totne object on which wo ar« uu^.i^c, nnd then bonifball otbgrp , we cannot dojustico to il or to our ownpower*.

DOMINICAN CHURCHA ii -.tut iiiL T of ladies was held in the temporary chapel

of tlio PiMiiiniean Fathers, Queen-street , on Fridaylint, HSili insl., for tin 1 purpose of making arrangementsfor a l-azanr . to lie hi-Kl on the 12th uuil 13th of Sep.teniher next , to raise funds for roofing and co::ipletimrtlioir beautifu l now rliun-h. The heavy showers whiehfell ilmin^ the early part of the ilay appointed for tin-nieetiiij; prevented many from attending who wereanxious to lie present to" attest , in a practical manner ,lln -ir .-ir .eere desire to help the good fathers in thuarduous ami .--acred work iii which tlicy are engaged ,nnil in which they have hithert o achieved such wonder,fu! .-iimw. Notwiths tanding the inclemency of theilav , -evcral ladies , sonic coming from a distance , werepresent at the meeting, and by their earnest ami, \v«may say. enthusiastic spirit , pave evidence of their do.terminat ion to make the cimiing bazaar as glorious :isii-v<-s« us iis predecessor of last year. Amount thosev.1: ,-,it tended we nut iced-Mrs. Kyan U-ady Mayoress) ;.Mrs. K. Ryan and Miss I."vim; Mrs. McKnery , Mrs. I..Kellv . Miss Power -Mrs. D Doolin . Miss I'hclan , Mrs.T. Howe. .Mrs. Colte r. Jli-s iVmil im , the -Misses Jloran ,the Misses Kimx. Mrs. StufTord , Miss Oaulficld , &e.The Very liov. K. Mnllins , proir, and the Ucv. FathersFl.u-d an.l \\ hoelcr « ere al-o present. 1- athcr Mii lliii. i:il pres>cd the meeting, Having thank ed the ladies fortheir L-roat kindness in attendi ng at so much inconveui.eii .v. ' iiinl for the sympathy whHi they thereby inani.f,.-:,.,i in tavor i>f the work which they are about toi-i - '-iie lie look i nvasion to assure them that it wasa;';.-r iiiueh hesitation and eoiif-iderahle reluctance thatt". v lii iullv resolved on calling thi s meet inn for a secondLaZ-i-i r They entertain and shall ever preserve most,.nl,,f,il recollections of the untiring, incessant , amiiniM -ar ii:-,- exertions of ilie ladies on a former occasion ;nnd they ' would not have avked their good , kind fnentlsin uu .lerim the fat i gues and axiety of a second biu.aavbut for tin; urgent nnil iui|.ortant nature of the workvOii-h ha< to be awomp li-heil . ami for which , here,cre '.tei l to say. funds arc ju st now wanting. 11 isneees-sary, nJt alone for the beauty but for the securitya!-., of the lurUm-' . that it be roofed before wintercoir.es with its rain and storms , whieh. as even the 1111-ini :bted arc awarc.would be most injurious to the wallsif they were loft unprotected. He had eoiihdciu-e that ,throu gh the (.-ood wil l and zeal of the ladies who have socourageously aml generoiit-lv come again to help them ,that thi s second—he wimlii say this last and fi»al--K-iz.-i.-ir which the Dominican Fathers arc about to hold»:ll k- blesseil with sucee.-s. The Ucv. Father \\ heelerbeing asked to act as M-erctaiy, briefly seconded theencomiums which the prior had just spoken in praise of111- kind ladies who hud come again to their aid. liecould a>sire them that evci ,• word said by thc.Very Rev.Father .Mullins was .ihe expression of his feelings , undhe will , with permis.-ion , ad.l , Father Flood's also. Hoiniirht say that the bawnr. for which they are takingpreliminary steps to-day, would be held on the 12th anill:»lh of n.-.\"t September. They appointed September withth- sa:i.-tion of his Lordship the Hishop. who , they wouldbe happy to hear. ha< graciousl y allowed the good workto bp plai-eil under his patrimase. and cordially wishedth.- l.a/.i.i r a Cn .Wi.ec-l. The princip le on which the.br/.aar « :i! take place w- 'l be tlie sanie as that of lastvuir. viz. — a j.-1-an.l distribution of prizes o.i the Artl' :iion sy-iem and u I'.uicy fair and rallies , for whichthey now specially invite the assistuccc of the ladies .The iir-l prize at the -. .-and drawing w:" be XlOiJNational Hark note. For the other prizes which arc tun.-couipauy this they must trust to the generosit y andkindness of their frien.ls . Ho would , however , mentionthat i in t i l l in g in the shape of a prize will be welcomeduml ifmtefuli y received , tor everything is of value at a)>:i/.aar. The prize * rccciveil up to this for the grandilr awini.' wil l lie pul.l -«lied ill the local papers , in theho;.c that th e ','oml .-samp le set may insp ire others tos«pp leiii , -iit t hem. A -Treat many prizes :'.re required ,»- t h> -y .-l-mild be ninneroiis in order to make the bazaarfttt raetive to imt-idi - i>. They were now prepared toh-.-n- what share each of the ladie" present wou 'd takein ihe bazaar. II- .- -lnmld have mentioned before that,I.I .-i.il ladi. - - ha il -.¦nt letters apok>'.;isiu:,' for nut beingnt . i.- t.. ;i:tei: -l ill.- mectitij T, .-ill i-xpres.-inj :, however ,lU-ir -yuij a t l iy and good wishes for the sin-cess of the"¦¦rk , an- l soine |.ri .nii-iiu- to fe '.vo their hearty en.operation. Among- ', others . -Mrs. O'Neill l'owei- ,f f : ioKlnl l , has pn -mi-c-l , in the kindest manner , to p.e-se;;t a prize ami to rallle it. Jlra. li.irruii .Novell,Mr- . Ivvarncy. i.'racedieu , ami others , have also prom-i.-i - i l to hel p the good work m every way possible .Mrs.M' Kucrv imiiie -liately subscribed" -to as a prize, for thegrand drawing ; .Mr-, (.;. Kell y, Miss Knox , Mrs. Long,al-o promi-cd prize- . Tins following is a list of the!ah':cs : --Mrs. Uyan i Li.ly -Mayoress ), a table , but lasM - .-: :i- ye: -l. -cided her pi-izc. '.Mrs K. l.'yiin , Newrat hlb.ii-. - . a table —prize , a handsome walnut Uevonpon ,a:i' ! a stcre>eo;.c , wi th views. Misses I'ov.-er , LittluUi-. .-_¦•¦ ' s—t ivet , a table : prize , a case of extra superiorliei- ;,-r ¦•haiupa uii e . Mr- . 1> . Doob-i , liarker .strout , andM:-- J i-n ' iin , l.i .--n , a tab le ; priz i.-, u Suisse ehalet , with]i:i :.oramie view.-, and a music box attached.

M r - . Stafford , :i richl y embroidere il tablo cover andpair ..t ' lu-lre -. Mis- llam-ahan , Thoinas-strn.-t, a hand-fi.'w tea service. Mi-s K^'iiu, a niajj .iinccut pair oflustre- , with s,.vera ! other prizes which we sha" publishI.ext P-.-1.

Tin: COL .N'TY ci:^.. ¦i H I K i:i'iT.ii: vi r i iK w.v rKKFouij NKW S.

Mii "iiiaviitt , June l'.Hh , l^Tii.?Si :. -The locality where I address 'rom , is at present

gruanini; under heavy filiation. This, fact is wt-lll> t:« . -.M. Xu the pub1 '-- . Vet we have a singular cii'cuin-H- n- i: tu tiuie. I l ie eininty uiithurilies recently rccom-iiie!. . '.c'l three nr 'es of road , Lukeswcll to Uossiuan , tobe kep t in p w id n-j-air by a contractor, lor live years ,upproviusr -' 1 til " Mini of Is Id per si itute perch. Attn- la-t mad se--io:i- for the barony of Knocklopher ,held recentl y at lira. -e - i . il.l Castle , there were threet'-.'.d-rs fur this r. .ad , n::e at Is Id. another sit Is il , andit.- i 'i the re:iia :- i iii - T O]ii .- a t Is . Id. From this it mightj .n-- ;liiy I- .- ii. 'i-rrvii that tl ie ivurk c-oiil<l be perforniodI'cr 1" . Now , which tender was accepted r The one at1- i - i . \V- ,y not m-eept the cheapest tender r Hy andby :: w i ' 1 b- -aid that the. poor rail- here, is destroyingtin- -u ;ai! larnier. Wliy ;;nt try to letre.'ich the county

r also .• 1 he public "i tlu- locality observe w .th dc-li ^-l it that tl:.- p-iur rale wi n be Id in the pound less than!'i- -. year , wh- 'st without .-iiuibling they are about topay 1.- Id per perch fur live years , over three miles ofground which they mi ;.'lit have had fur Is Id. I payneither poo r rale no:' county cess my.-tll , but ui i te 'M".he ;'.t-.Tc-t of tin- cc-- payers '—Your * truly,

J A M K S li. N OI :I :IS -CA .VK .

AI.Ci 'Hi 'I..!" ! IH. l . l i t l i . l l I .I K T11K W A l E K K O l : l ) NKWS.

S : n - - 1 have somewhere heard or reu-l that the«v - .-al- -l hit ever made in the devil's service was thelii vi - .Mic:: i.f îiiii»e.vihrr. It this refer.i to the number'.1 i..,. .,r -mil- thai are sent by it , " luianointed, un-nu;:e .i. .- '! , ' into hi- Satai:tie Majesty 's kingdom , it i>, as;r"-- lu. - iaieMj ciit . Powder is as, nothing compared toa!'-.,:. . I . by ulm-h -mils m-nd themselves , and by eon-- ¦- , : , . : *• ¦•¦ i:n rit a iowcr hole in the interna l regions.I.- .!.; llyroii write- that " man , bcin^' reasonable , must

^•-¦- . '.ruiik. 1 he i,eec-sily is tiy no means obvious , but

so t- 'ii ^' u- ih- p-.'.ej itut- above named continues to in-

Siie::-e hi:i:iaii affairs it will !.o doubt occur ; hut it isnu '. so nui' h anrai:i-t f,'cttij i.' drunk now and then , asui.Mii . - ". t in- prii' .-.i-i .- of increasing •• .-wi ping" that 1u:-:i to .-ay a lew word s, and again.-t the manner in«:.:- !: the pr:i '"li->- > U.rci- l upon younir persons , not ofI:, -: !'r.ve-t ur.li r v.. Roci-ty, i-y their mothcr.s. Tin:«;." >.- '. 1 .-i t.!.r:\;):;/ ; i-olu-ssionaj man , «ho broke down ,r.rs ' ;r, I 't i - : : . -- .- and t!. <- n in health, (ro m spirit-drinking,s.i :- i -. '. n. ¦• .i } ^ -- -l .iy. • Hoclor , I h.iv.: a 're.it .:o:ili-lellcei:. :::i: . ':y. M. e i.roii.'hl up ii'.-r onl y son , a line young!-.:• ¦« , ::. !!:i- la:!::, aini he ni-d earlv , as his talhvrhadi:.-i , t roi i i sp in t -i r ink i i it '. I nevc- r .-ec a .-i- .-k child inti. - i.i:i:. i> i - rank- i.t l .:<- that ha- not ha-1 spirits ad-t;.::.. - *.vre- i i.* i - i - :i. e -!.;ip.- bc:->r- uiy vi .- i t . It it has a' -!t; ' ) '.:. >::il:j ur a " IWCc/.iliJ .', eloth- SII :L-|'C'1 in*:.. -t.ey i.:-.v.- be.-:i iij . pli i - i l to th- ••he.-.t ; il it ha- a pain¦¦:. .:- -toj Mi '- li . :•. h.i- had ii teaspo-.- !ilul "t brandy ; ni\ :.:. - a pail: ¦¦:¦ a hurt ::, any o! it- l imb- it i- slu e tob... :¦.:'• .i,. . . i w i i l i w in-key . And this. ¦.• ¦ ¦m. Von will-• ¦. ¦ :: l::i. ; vuii^' girl 1:1 a l.-uriiing lever i.caging lor aui. .n:i.!i:: '.:" -•. . ;- : ' wi l i er , «ln-li her mother l el uses toJ:M: :- e: , -i. e :.- ' aleard ,

: but she is. not afruul to give!:¦ ¦¦¦ --Hi , - wnii a urop ot spirit.- in it , or to apply cloths«- ¦: w :*.h vine/a r a:el w Jii-k '-y to her iiea'i. Jt i- well il-I. .- i.a- i.nt ;.'!, '. a i ii l i i- pui. ehal ni^'lit to uiaku li'.-r sleep.A y. rif; t.' iii a.'i '-(' .- .- le- l - > \V H with a b.id .sloi;ineh ; he can> .:.i :.•¦ i- .-eai. i a- ". 1!:..si l iki - l y lie ha- begun the day•A .::, i " '¦ '¦<. ' "I ul. i- l:ey .

\\ ¦ . ii: i-- !: o- , ;il - > - a'.-cu-eil of encouraging the l:i-let- .r -:ro:.»; dr i i i l . . Lui we 'i-j not teach tlic-e practice.- .U . . -'i.:.di.|-i : t.'.- iN . l-ul to no purpose. Their iiupru-I r.-- iy s i i- ' i l J-l b- 1,-ii iL'hl l.y parents , and ut school Us ului r-. ot ••>iin.-iH:iry e-liieuli -ji:. The old i'ersialis taughtti. -ir i- hi l- lrvn 1" rid- , to bend the- bow , a,,, l t,, -peaktr -. it i . . Th- lir-t :- -upi-rrlmjus ; the hut us nc'-'.-ssaryit- '.-vi .-r. h. -l- i. l ,., ,), , . -, ;.-uii.| we iniirhl U-a-'li thei:;:.o. .¦<•- . ¦•}¦ of -,,|.l water. It is lure held in perfectHorror. , i;.,. '. u.a-l.- i- i ,, .]it , .] f ;l i thir-l and effect clean-1::. . ll y .1... d-M, '- g,,,,lal,c- ¦„,.:, made whi-key,w .i. i .n i-nsit.- drou-.'iii a:id j.rmuoli- li ir t . Il is, there-t '-re , i-i i:i-iii-i:i

I am !.-J t—t i .tiuli :r. 1 do i.ot rifiioui.ee ali .-ohol tou-H.pt ui.liimti-d t.il.:,: ..,;,, . | believe il to have u limitedut i l i ty - so have upm n -JU ,! ar.-i-ni. - . I b, :li-ve the juice.. ..' li , -- f-'J-aj.. .- b-i:i,. .. , .,s .-;..«• «, ,i;,inn.!)y us it did w)ienN - .ah and I.nt go", drunk upon wine, and that your"• i.i.:-rm-!,li-d -A I M - " is a "'delusion and a siuire. " —Ian:. -::\ your very i. l. i.-dienl servant , M KI .H L S.

Juê jo. i.-r,;.

\V .\TI :I :F< > I :I) M A I S K K T I:K V I I :\V ,? • ¦I : mi. I - I :I .M:NT U- K K K .

!:• i i hi: . - Tin- supp ly tl . i - week was g.,,.1 . and a- weLim -oine nice rain lately the iji iality was excellent. Weiir-: -la-1 to .-<•(• i- in-h an improveiui-iil in the make ofiii itt-r. ii- i t i- , ai. -l v '." coiit ;iinc to be, lh- staple trade• if tin.- country , and the llio-t pay ing one for fanners.We would b- i}' -v\ to •-¦- Rom- iMiproveiin-nt 'u tlie iuakeof -mpty lirk - i- .

W M K A I — No F.iriiM - :- - Wh'-at al marki-t . Somepar-i -.- 'i - 1 , f K i d wcr -i -Hi.1 ai -JI ;- . lo Ji;- . i rl

' i.\ r-. -T!i" -uppl y in.in t . i i iner- »«< .-mall , butlar-.— by lioai- . a- holder- are now elear'ig oul tin- '--lock- at l i - .

U A U I .1. 1. .Nni;. ai u..ukei this w eek.I N I . I W I '-. |: N. Aim-ri '-ai i . b'.s. Dd. ; 1-' »i ' - id , K.s. '.id.

Tln-re l iavi- bi . ei: '-u-ge arrival- ol t l i i - article in Walel-f>- i - .l I - - .- th- |..s.l l . . i t l j j - ; i i t . .-,;,- ! ni-il ' - i:v |.-clcd. The1.. -A pii-r it i- s.- ''ii ,g at o.clil to i- idu.i- farmers to feedper- more t h a n i i - l i . i l .

.v. i .MnN. 11. - supp ly iiii s rather ii:cn a- i . I this week ,iiv . : '• • ¦• da !y al.mu l .Vi l i -h. 'I .i- l.i-ln-1 price for. .!:.•.¦-.ii ".,- J - .VI. .¦• - ,,! ,.„- ,, ,.,-, i j. . i ; ,J . ; i t M «, I.- . .-;.).asid 11-1 on W. due.-1 iy and yc-tcrday, aud io-day thepri - - - - I'- T -i i imon w.-i- Is . 1 ;,i. „,,,! |rf .a i ;, i ,]. per lb .

I l K A T I l " I K A l . l l . l 'M H . I P I t K DM u M lV.. -in- , r. Iy I .-IM to aMi'iUti.;.- tli .f Ji-mis- of A 1.1. Phi l i p

l;. .lm-i.'l , -A hi.-!. 1- - - K i-!:, - a " l.i- ,. s,.|.:,.,., i;,,,...st.HY .i , ,.„T-i .---l .i> " l.i-t . I ' ' "l i y i . fpw -l:lyii :¦;., nc -.I, :I, ,!,IIC ,1 In-il - ,,. ¦;, «ii-l li' -p .1 In- r. veiy was ic.t -listhi.t ; l,,lt p,..,,;.it. lii. i will-l i: ..tin rw.- i . Tl.. w.irthjr Al . l . r mui w ,., a i, .,tivei.f the ciiuuly \ \ - -x f - i l - il , iH"'l l iMlli -r t • l\n t !tut. .1 i,ar i-l i[.riot.i! Alkl ' -tr . V, ry I'.. V. l ,".iu-,ll Unlmna i l . II.. ». . :, tr,.,.|.atri..t , .1 ii.an ..f tin: Ariel , st lnt-i-rity, U-I--T . I I l.y rv. rv ,„,,.whi. I, .<) t l i - ]. !.:,-in-.- ..( l.i- nn i i lf i i l l lauco. II -- warail/ Ml],-j »-l. -il sir.i"In, l i i av , in mi.-I |,i,.j ---ts in tilt Dul.hn -r.rp .ir - ,.ti-iti -mt>r i- ."iMvii ill j tbc pr- -:it water wyrl:s, w-hi - U wi\\ C.,|,.liii .i i- to !*• n l.-i.iiiiL- inoi.iunetit t .i t h r i r in--iuor/ . Th.f f m u r i t )-if ;l.. hii. . HI .. I AM.no.. II i...jk pl.i. -. at l i l i i su tv in , yi-Hi-ril.iv,au-l WK - lar/ ily :,tt-it .lMl by riliz. ti" of all cl:i?s< H , atti.,i]fc.t iivh'.ni UH .S t l i - -*I.'.i- l .M.iT f-r,' iii*') s*-r«T.-i! uther uxvinhun ot tl-cc- rj - r iti- .i- . :.! ..v l.i. win -nir i t iUii i»l lv i ">>t iii |ic*:i-.

C A T H O L I C C H U R C H . ; Dr. C-r.ke remained tlio pueBt ol' Itor, Dr. Butler ,OIUUNATIO .W—Tho following wero orduiticd on ' P.I'., :>n Sunday nighf , previous to tho Confirmation

Thursdfj y, at tho Cathcdial , by tho Lord Bishop of ' on Monday morning cf -100 children nnd adult? ,Watcrford nnil l.ismoro, the Jlost Kov. Dr. l'owcr:—ltov. M OSSTS. Kelly, Anthony, llcGrath , and Powor,all fr-j rn St. Jolin 'B College. Tbo president of thocollece, tho Her. P. Power, and tho Rev. K. Power,wer • in atteudanco upon his lordshi p.

HtVKi -nox OK A U KLIUUKSK .— On Wcduc5'lay last ,Miis .Margaret Clcary, ltathJuff , beenmo a memberof tho Sisterhood of tlio I'rcsciitatio n C'onvonf ,Thnrl cB . At nino o'clock, Mass was celebrated bytho Most RCT. Dr. Croko, Lonl Archbishop of Cashcl ,and afterward s a sermon was preach":! by the HOT.Mr. (iraffo, Rockwell College. Tho ceremony ofreception then took place, and Mias Clcnry receivedthe numo in reli gion of Sisl or Mary Catherine. On thoeamo ;ccasion , Miss Fanny Prendergnst, IilaudnffLodge, (Sister .Mary Josephine) was professed by hieGrace. After Ilio ceremony his Graco and Ihofricmis of both young Indies were entertained at a(JfjVimcr provided by the Rood Sistera of tho convent,ripiwmrv f ree Press.

TIIK I'ot-f.— Kunior in London papers had recentlyajj iiin kill ed l'ius lX .but it is gratif y ing to knoiv that ,on Friday last , his Holiness personally rep lied to atelegram from Cardinal Mauniujj. On that day I'iuaIX completed Iho UOth year of his accession to thePontifical Throne, when ho received tho congratula-tions of the Cardinals , nnd on Saturday those of ihoseveral forei gners of distinction , and the mombor3 ofthe di plomatic corps.

K KCKITION AT THE CONVKXT OF TIIK FAITIIFVL COM -I -AMOXS OK jF.s t ij, .XEurowxiuitKT.—On Tuesday, tho13 of June , M IM Kate O'Flaherty, daug hter of Jas.S. O'Flaherty, K.-cj., of Knuiscortliy, «ns received atthe above-named Convent. His Loidsliip, tho RightRev. Dr. Warrou , received tho young postulant. Theexhortation was preached by tho ROT . Joseph Murp hy,Ferns. High Masa was celebrated by tho Rev. M.O'Gornian , C.C., Knniscorth y ; deacon , Rev. JohnFurlong, I'.P., Ball yganet j aub-dcacon , Rev. D.O'Connor , Kuniscorth y j master of ceremonies , Rev.M. Fort-j iie, P.P., Killaveney j assistants at thothrone , VC ry Rev. Canou Roche, P.P., V.F., Wcx-ford , and tho Very Rev. Canon Bushor , P.P., Sow-townburrv. There wero two other ladies from othorcounties received on the 3:1 mo d:iy, and his Lordshipalso administered the fcacr.unciii of Confirmation toaomo of the children.

KI L K E N N Y —Courts CICMST I .—Tlio feaBt of CorpusChri s-ti was celebrated in tho Catholic Cathedralhere, with great pomp and solemnity. Tho MostRev. J ) r. Moran , Iôrd Jftishop of Ossnry, with a largonumber of his clergy, wero present , as were also themembers of the. corporation , and thousands of thocitizens. All iho shops of tho city wero closed ti llalter the sacred ceremonies, about 2 p.m. SplcDdidnew al tar railings , composed of puro vrliito Italia nmarble, ihe gift of the late Mrs. Fcnnessy, Hig h-street ,have been recentl y erected in this noblo buildiug.

Conn's Cmtisrr AT ST. M A R Y 'S, Cr.o.v.MKr,.—Thogreat le.-tival was observed on Sunday at tho beauti-ful Church of S'. Hary 'e, Cloumol, with all solemnity.At twelve o'clock, High Mass was offered up, atwhic h the Rev. P. Flynii , C.C., was cel.brant , K-v.Vi. Meag li. r, CC, was duocon , J{cv. P. F. Walsh ,CC, Sub.de:icon , and Rnv: K. P., Walsh , P.P., St.Miiry \-,maKt -.-r ol' iyreinonies.Tlic alter .which had beenspeciall y decora'ed by tliu ladies of tho parish , pre-sented a very beautiful nppc.-ir.inci1, and did mucheredit lo tho taste and abilit y of tho Indies engagedin tho good work. Immediat el y after flign Mass theBle.-sed Sacrament was carried in procession by therespected pastor of tin ; parish , attended by theRevds. W. M. Meat'l,cr and I". K. Walsh. The cliil-croo from Uiu schools of tho Presentation Convontassembled before the Hi ij li Al tar in ]ir.icessiotmlorder , and , walkin g two abreast , took the front rankin the processidti . A beaut i ful liauner of the " .SacredHeart " was borne in fronl , t 'le balance strings beingheld by little girls dre.<s.-d in whi tu with g.ulandi offlowers , and this wo may remark was Iho case incv\.ry insi;ince where a banner w.-is ra i ried throug h-out tl.o who e length of Iho procession. Tlio chil-dren in genera l were i.eatl y attirod , and looked ex-ceeding ly nico in their white dresses, red ribbonsasho.-1, wreaths of flowers on their beadf >, and carry -ing tastefullv -aiTiiugeil bouquets in their bauds. Thoorder and decorum which we obaorvod in tho proces-sion i-i'fli-ct the highest credit on the good ladies ofthe Pro-icntalion ordor who sup erintend tho troin-iny of those, dear (itlle oui<a of Christ. Tdo route ofprocession was throug h tho church , rooad thogrounds , where un altar of ndorntimi was erected ,and back to the Hi gh Altar , on which the Most HolySacrament was exposed during tho day for the adora-tion of tlio faithful. Crowds visited tho churchthroug hout the day . Wo must here bestow a wordof praise upon tbo good ludies who decorated theHigh Altiir with the choicest flowers. Tho greatesttlisle was disp layed in grouping ihedifFerent varieties ,allowing them lo bo observed at their best, and yetnot detracting fro m the fair proportions or the har-mony of colour displayed throug hout. Tliu devotionsof the day were broug ht to a closo by solcmu vespersin tho evening, with the bcncdiciiou of the BlessedSacrament inmediatel y afterward.-*.— Free Press.THK AKCHlilSllOP OF CASUEL IN TIPPERAR\

AND LATTIN.{ I ' rom our own Coi'ri\onilcr<t) .

Tm -KRAKV , SUNDAY .—This mornin g I proceeded toTi ppiiary, per the Waterlord and Limerick Railway,for the purpose of witnessing too proceedings inconnection with tho coiilirmation of a large numberof childreu in this town. 1 attonded at the twelvoo'clock Muss in the- large and splendid parish church ,which was densely crowded in every part by a veryrj spcctablu congregation. After Mass, the Most Rev.Dr. Crokc , the hi ghl y gifted nud popular Archbishopof Cishel , delivered a trul y able aud eminentl y prac-tical discourse from tho altar, in tho courso of whichbe referred to several important Bubject s, it.eludingthat of education , the necessity of which ho strong lyurged , impressing on the clergy, generally, to ad-dress ihe people not in " tall talk ," which passesusel essl y over their heads, hut in plain and simp lolanguage , which ail could understand. He de-nuuucul iutempcranco in tho strongost language , andLoped that tho ouo or two who sell drink in Ti p-pcrary on Sundays' , would desist from it. Hethanked tho veuerablo pastor , Very R«r. Dr. llowluy, 'and the peop le of Ti pperarv , fur tho noble , church inwinch they wer.i then us-ctnblcd , us well as for tli«;many fine educational establi shments and edifving rc^li gious societies , including thai of t l iu " llolv Family ,",(c'ntabli shcd by Dr. O'Neill , CC,) lh.: I' r.-seritnt 'i.iii 'Coi.vciit , and ili« ChriHlian lirulliers .-chuuls , whichwere of im-isiiinulile value , imperiall y to thu youih oftheir rising town. In slu.-rt . the discourse was emi-nent l y pract ical in its naimc , ai.d touched everyp .iint in which lln: public i-ecmed inlercsled. TheriH ii li was , tha t it wa-> li sti .-iit. -il lo w i th tlii : ninsl pio -lounii at l i (itio/i. i heard bis Jordslii p speak in Wa-terlord mi ll at the Centenary, but 1 never heard himwith so much pleasure—indeed , I may say deli ght—us I did en thij day. His action is good ; bul histhoroug h earnestness is tin , ', which nine l strikes everyone who has the pleasure of listening to him. Afterleaving il ic church , 1 asked an humble man outside-what hi; thoug ht of I lie sermon ? He said , '¦ heliked il well , as there was a good deal of lire inil." The puor man simp ly felt tin: f 'orct; of it ; iltouched his liearL , aud ihut is what hti eailed " lire.":In .-h-iri every p-Tsun present tV -lt strong ly ih..t his0n.ru was " the ri ght man in the ri ght p 'ace."

The Archbishop appea rs in the [.rimo nt lift; and;hi- iillh , lu.-king as youthfu l, pi.-i Imps , as the youngestparish prie.-'. in Ireland. |

After tho addre.-s, liis Cirace c.inlirmu l severalhundred nicel y dressed child iviyuid an unusuall y large-number ol adults , aud among them sume old persons.At the conclusion , he addre.sScil the children in at.impressive manner. The proceeding! * did not coj -elude ti l l idler four o'clock , when his Lordshi p, wi l la number til ' ilie clergy, accompanied by tho Tip-perury band (an excellent erne), proceeded to tin.paro chial n -Miil t nce of thu Very Rev. Or. llowley,convenient lo thi- church. Here tliu baud , in fronttii l/ i«- l»ai/- 'lo'ir , discoursed .-.wceet music , t i l l iii*Lordshi p It-It lor Laltin , n iiei g libourin g parish ,where , on the following day, Monday, he adinini stre -lthe .-acriimenl of cuidirniiiliuii lo a number of chil-dren. The band , as beloM 1, jih iying nil tho lim(- (headed by their president , Mr. Wm. Ponder , aud aid >nr -cotiipaiii i-d by a large crowd of towuspeup h*, an-1Hi-Vera l persou-i from Li i l in ,lieiided |l)y Mr Luko Hiill j ,Inuring banners , escorted the Aichbirhi p th toug ithe iuwn. A larg e ciiiicour.se of Jieop lu I rom the vie •nity of L.ili in and Cullen were present , M--d receiveJtin: Archbishop with "h motistrati -ms of respect 1111Jesteem. Whi n the t-nriiage in which bis (j ruce wasseated anivi .-d at .Shronell, the horses were unyoked ,and the caniiige d r a w n to the parochial house. Thepruce.< .«iori li.- ivr ng icviehcd Lult i f i , .Mr. Richard Con-don , V.C, I' .L.ij., in prcsei.ce 1.f the Very Rev. C-11011 X III 'CI - , i'.l'., ;iuil ;i lii'ge bod y of pari -l , iiui ;r< ,Ac., lead t in: fol lowing address 011 their behalf :T: I hi M - .-I He ,- . I) , : I V..1-, l...d .l,v/,l,',|,,,.. .1

Cishrl <l),d l-.nl hj . :" M A Y 11- I' I.KASK Y.il lt CitA. -K—We , the Paris 1-

i.iner- of I - i t t in and Cullen , ii[-|.roa'-h y»ur ( .'i-ii*-,. .-nthe .ic a-ioii of yor,r tirst olliciiil r isit , and make bodhereby to express our profound respect and venerationfor your trul y relig ion- , charitable , and national senii-incut.- , a- shown by you on all occasion.-.

" Constantly wag ing war with the. enemies ol o i rfai th , «•¦ have hailed wi th delight lh.; advent of yo n-appointment to this ancient arch- !io.-i .-s..( believing th.it<io-l , in Hi- Almighty wisdom , could not. have given lous ii more wat.-hful and careful shej.licrd.

" We -rla .ll j take the opportunity of expressing ourgnitilication ui having so good a paitor a- our re.- iu c-ted parish |.rii-.-t , the Very liev. (,'alion Ulitler , whe.-euntirius; zea l in the discharge of his fii' .-red oltiee in..-oiiii ri.-tioii u i t l i our ^rorthy rurate, Rev .Malthi.-w l.'y.-m ,has ben i-nlir. - l y to our -iiti-faction.

" In "'"ini .-lu.-ion , we beg to express our unalterable li vefor our Hol y Father the Pope, and our attachment tnour Holy Mother the l .'atliolii; ' .'hurcli ; hoping andtru -l ing under Cod's gracious providence lo enjoy (In-blessing and benediction of your pre-cnee for many .-mlmany y.-ar.s to eome.

" Signed on behalf of selves and fcllow-parishionc •-¦,— Uiclinrd (.'oiidon , P. Houri j 'an, John Hourkc , .Ian esilouri gini , l.nki- I lull y, Jeri-uiiiih .Malicr, Patrick Ifc if.ferty, John KafTcrtv , -losepli Clcary."

In ansiTci- to tin's aildicss ln'.-j fi i .'ici: j-jiuki: nisome length , and thanked tho j eop le very warml ylor iho Cbi-di.il nccpiiou they had givou him ; audthu largo concourse, uousUting of many thou eunil d ,then B«p&rated. in a niout otduil y uiauner.

to wlio iii ho delivered a most odif y iug address. AfterMass, an eloquent and forciblo discourse was deliveredby the Ucv. Thomas Finncio Mcagbor,C.C., Tippernry,\Yli ch was remarkablo for ita tolling effect 011 thocongregation, tn tho evenin™ of Monday, tho Rev.Canon Uutler entertained his Graoo nnd over 10 cler.gymen to a sumptuous dinnor , elogautl y supplied byiir. ColTcy, of Limerick ; an 1 on Tuesday his Graooproceoded to Kmly ou his visitation.

ST. ALPHONSUS CHURCH , LIMERICK.LAYINfi TIIK FOUNDATION" STONK OK A XKW HKI.t. TOWK B ,

THE MUNIFICENT tiltT OF A WEALT HY CIP IZK.V.Quietly, without din or parade, in tho midst of tho

clergy of tho Congregation of tho Most Hol y Re-deemer , and a few lay friends , our truly munificentaud worth y follow-oitizon , John Quinn , Esq. Alder-man , laid tho foundation atiue , on Sunday, tbo ISthinst , of Iho grand boll tower, which ia lo riso to anolevation of two hundred fcut from Mount Saint Al-phonstiR , closo by tho Churc h , to bo tho pridu of thooitizens, and a point of pil grimago to tho tens ofthousands who, in tho course of limn , tiro diistiucd tovisit this hiatorio city anil to boliobl all that religionha-i dnny for tho best interests of iho people Therearo some acts which dc9orvo all tliut can bo urged intho way of praiBO on their bchall , and tho acts whichMr. John Quin has performed are ntnoug tho choicest,nud tho best ttint , can bo recorded in tho annals ofLimerick. AVc havo soon and road of what Dona 'dO'Hrien , King of Limorick , achieved for tho Churchin the twelfth and thirteenth centuries ; how he ob-tained tho name of Fouudcr becauso of t!io numberof Churohes which he built to tho honor of God , nndthe invocation of Ulessed Mary, of St. Dominick ,and of St. Francis , anil of St. Augustine. Wo havoseen and read of how munificentl y ancient familiesacted in docorating tho old Churches and Abboyn oftho oity, and how thoir wealth of affection for " thobeauty of God' s Uouse.nnd tho placo whero His glorydwclluth '' shines hi History 's page among tho bri ght -est aud most sparkling attractions thcroin written ;wo have sceu and read how tho Arthur famil y ofold built various chapels nnd altars in iho CathedralChurch of St. Mary, and how grand monnments weioraised in tho Augusliuiau , Dominican , and FranciscanAbboys. Gregory Arthur decorated thu floor of St.Mary 's with mediaeva l tiles of exceoding cbtistnucss ofdesigu ; and ho was called in censequeuce l( Gregoryna Lacca," which moans Gregory who decorated withtilos ; but there has been a rival to tho historic-names to which we rofcr, in tho person of Mr. JohnQtiiu .who has had thn most elaborate altar in the throekingdoms placed in tbo Church of St. Al pho'isuB,who has giveu 11 finely modulated organ to tho namoChurc h , who has otherwise- been bcuuficinl to it , nndwho to crown all that hu has hitherto done , has ac-cepted tho plans and designs of Messrs. Goldio andChildie , eminent London architects , aod will defrayall expenses in connection with tho erection of theTower to which wo havo referred , nnd whichU building by tho Messrs Ryan and Sons ofLimerick aud Waterford, aud will bo ono ofthe loft i- .-st and most beautiful in thn king dom. Thonew lower wi th sp ire will bo charnctised by its beingerected in a detached position , tho onl y connectionbeing a short and suitable cloister which will connectthe tower with tho aisle 10 the church. This happydesign will combine the advantages of giving hei ghtanil great additional eiruct to the tower and spire ,which will be seen 011 all sides, and at tho same tinioform a most p icturostmo feature in tho aspect of thebuilding. Tho character and sty lo of tho achitecturois of an early Gothic lypo , iu accordance with thatdictated by tho sty le of iho existing buildings. ThuTower wii l a*, tho base- bo 30 foot sqiiaru outside , thospin- rUiug to no less a height t h i n "2U0 foct. Tiiolower portion of tho tower ia being erected , as itshould be, wi th massiveness and broad spucuH , beingrelieved by its lines ol buttresses aud a two.light win.dow , with tracery head to tho front. Tho architec-ture is t hen worked out towards tho sp iro with moroelaboration , nnd iho belfry windows present a strikingfeature , having shaft s with bases and capitals.Canop ies for statues aro introduced at thoangles of thw part , which will havo a striking nndgood effect. Tho sp ire is broached at the ang les ,andis carried up from a rich and a bold coruico to a wellproportioned and characteristic height surm.mulcdby a handsome- cross. The architects , wo repeat ,ar>! Messrs (lol.lie and Childe ; Messrs John Ryan and-Soils , Waler/ord , and Limerick , the bui!der3,

On Sunday, at the ceromony of laying the founda -tion stout 1, thoie was a processiou fro m the Churchat OUB o'clock .p.m, consisting of tho Vory Rev FatherRector 0'Dunnell , CSS.K, ill flowing cope, tho VeryRev Fiuhex Henry Harbison , C.SS.R i R-)v. FatherBeig hiiiiin , C.SS.R , Rov Father Pclor , C.SS.R, RevFather AIcGoverau , C.SS.R, Rev Father Tieniev ,C.SS.R , Rev father Hall , C.SS.R. Tuoy wero alien-ded by acol yies, u cross bearer, Ac, and a choir ledby II. do Prins , organist of the Church , sing ing theLitanies , Ac. Tho munificent bcuul'actor, Mi 1. JohnQuinn , Alderman , accompauioj by bis eldest son , Mr.James Quiuti ,camo next , and then camo Mr. Childe ofLondon (architect), Mr James Ryan Mayor of Water-ford (builder) and also liio following gentlemen :—..Major John Howlcy, D.L. ; Mr , Martin Morris , C.K.Mr. Jol.u Thomas Devitt , JP ; Mr. Maurice Leiiihan ,JP ; Dr. Kuright , &c. Tho placo having been blessedby the rector and hymn sung, tho Very Rev. FaLherHcury Harbison addressed fi f e w words to thoso whowen; present. He stated that their muniiicool friendand fellow-citi/.eu, Mr. John Quiu , alderman , was nowabout to lay the foundation siouo ol tho Tower , whichwas to bo raised lo iho Honour of God and tho invo-cation of" Our Lady of Perpetual Succour " on whosofeast tho ceremony was performed . Having bestoweda hi ghl y merited eulogiiim on Mr. Quiu for his manjmuuificcut deeds, for hi * great ctiaritios , his publicworth ,Ac, the very rev. gentleman said ho would readtliu inscri ption about to bu placed in the vial whichwould be deposited in tho sloue, and which wouldromuin there, a rocord of what that day had takouplace, until the Angel Gabriel sounded tho last trum -pet , and UDli l thu lire that was destined to consumeall tlio works of man , destroyed this monument, ofMr. yuiu 'n pioly and zeal (or God' s house. Ho thenread the following inscri ption .-To tho liruUc and glory of Almi ghty God , Father"

Son , and Holy Ghost:In honour of the ever blessed Virg in Mary of

Pvr iKl 'in l Niuo/ i'.r,And of St. Al phousus Mary dc Liguori , Founder of

the Conjj .-ctfulioti of the Most Holy Redeemer ,and Doctor of the Church :—

In the year of our Lord one thousand eigh t hundredand seventy six , the thirty-tirst of the glorious Ponliti -cate of our Holy Futlier Pius the .Ninth , and the thirt y-eighth of the reign of Victoria , (.iticen of tircut Uri t aiu

and Ireland , and Kinpress of India;The Most liev. Lord , UK QituK U UTI .KK , being Bishop

of Limerick ;.lolls WA L K C K , Ksiitiire , Mayor of the City ;

Very Kev . Kuw'Aitl i O'DOSNKI .I., Rector of the Re-deniptorirtt House and Church of Mount

Saint Al phousus ;The- Architects being U OLUIK .t.vn CHILDE , Kensing-

ton Square, London ,And tlin Jfiiilders Jons R YAN , and SONS , Waterford ,

J OHN QI.MN , K-iqiiire ,Alderman of the aforesaid city of Limerick , the 11111-nificeul donor of this Tower find of the- Peal of Hells ,which are soon to send its sweet notes from its summit ,in presence of his son , Master .1. QUIN , and a large as-sembly of lii.s Friends and fellow Citizens , assisted bythi! K'.'V. Fathers and Brothers of the Coinum-iity ,with all due ceremony and solemnity

laid this Foundation Stone.May God bless J OHN QU I N , his Sou , J ASIKS , hisFamily and all his posterity to the end of time , is theloud , fervent , and united prayer of all assembled hereto day.

Mr, yuin was tlien handed by lli-j Ri ght Wurshnp .ful Jiiiues T. Ryan , Mayor of Wulcrlurd , a casketcontaining u very beautifu l silver trowel , with elabo-rate ivory handle , bearing a suitable inscri ption fortlii a great and remarkable event , th» Imwel , Ac,having been procurod from the jewellery ci-luhlislimcutof Mr. Richard Dillon , Watcrford , and linished iu amaniivr which would do credit to the tirst establ ish-ment in tho king dom. With tlio trowel iu hand , Aid.(j uinli proceeded with the ceremony uf placing thomortar , dnpositiug the vial , coins , m-idals, Ac, luv o l-ling nud plumbing thu slonu, and it was ihea luweix-diulu its p lace. The trowel horu thu usual comp li-mentary inscri ption as the gilt of the - architects andbuilders. Mr. (^tiinn having boeu congratulated bytho Father Reclor , und several of his friends , thochoir nuiig a bc i iut iful hymn composed for thc oc-ca-.iun by tho Rev. Father Hall , C.S.S.U., and thucdilyiug and impressive proceedings tormiimtcd.

There are several instances on tho Continent iicdin Kng ladd , und a few in our oiv n country, of bolltowers having been Ij - iill npart from iho church ,l'isn is the most notable i-istanco abm -ul. ]n York -shire there are at least threo examp les. In our owntimes at horn-.1, the bell tower of Tliniles Caiheilr.ilis apnrt from tho church. In the present caso ihotowi.-r will bo connected by 11 cloister , and will beone of tho hi ghest , if not tho hi ghest , most perfect ,solid , und buaulifu l lo be seen iu llic-c islands. Tin:architec tuial features which have I ,1 developed intho design and p l t n by lh-i educated U BIU and ex-perience of Messrs. Goldie and Chilue , exhibit ex-tremel y attractive attributes. Tiio atnicluro risesfrom tlie levelled ruck bams twelro or lifteen fi.-uibeneath the surface. The workmen , under I hu in-telli gent supervi sion of Mr. Contcllne , clerk of theworks, havo gono on admirabl y, with charucler isticskill , efficiency ami rapidity . Uefoio the 01,d of thuapproaching autumn over forty fuel of thu towerwill havo been built ; timo mil then bo g iven tuthn work , in order that il shoul - l i-ettlu down ,and tho building wil l bu recommenced iu earl y Kpring.Tin) cost of lowor and chimi: of bells will hi about£10,000—a most muiiil ic eut gil t ind-.-cd ol a trul y ex-celloul citizen. — J/i'mf.icfc Heimrki:

VA L U A U L K Uiscoveiti ' f in I I I K J I A I K .'— I f yourbail' is lui i im/ t i n ) or w h i l e , m l- i l lnu i l l , I I M ; " Tin: Jin-cm Hair Ki-ni -w- r ,"—fur it «-.'// /"i-'/'ri i.i ..!»tt>re in tverjlate Qrty or l l h i t t h t i i r U , i ts U I I J I I I .I - -"l.iur , wnlniut l i a v -ing thi!i |iH i«r - M- ii - : l i - s i i n l l i i l in.ia: " U>ntiir. r- ." I t IIU I I-J 11.1:Uair cu-uin-Mu iy In- . iut i lu l , as w. I 1 is pi.- i iKitin ^ (In-

^ i- -, ivtliof the bail 011 li.dil spot*, wln- ru thi- gimiiU H I C not ilix.iyeu,Ask your ('l"iiiii<t t- ir "' I in< II K XI O V H A IR K KM:W I:B ,"prepared by 111 1111 v (.'. l i A L L i i- , 4'J3 Kxi i .nl street , Lnn-don, aud .mid by Clii-iui-N ni'J j iei'fuiueis cvt'rywhcrr at 3H(6d per buttle.

i 'HE LATE BAKliHOUSE LANK I RAGEDYV I N A L EXAMINATION AM) CoMMITTAli of THE PlttBONER—

A STKANGK UCLAV.Khortl y beforo 11 o'clock ou Monday morning—

Mr. Ci. 1. Conlrt , R.M., lmvin ,' fixnd 11 o'clock for thopurpose—the prisoner Matthew Powor, who has beenthree times remanded , tbo last tivo for having givena Slab to a man named Jamos Carty, in Bakehouse-Ian, -, 1-11 Il ie nig ht of tho 31st of May, from whichwound hn died ou tho following Friday morning, wasbroug ht to tlio l'olice OIHco, handcuffed , and followedby a largo crowd , who took up thrir positiou outsidotbo bar to hear tho proceedings. On tho terminationof the business of iho l'olico Office , 10.10 a.m., Aid.P. A. Power, who sat with Cuptuin Bronnn , had toleivo, tho latter remaining to join Mr. Goold , theMayor being unavoidabl y out of town. At a fowmi'iuccs after 11, Mr. Goold not having arrived ,Captain Urcnan left , and in about a quarter of unhour afterwards Mr. Slattory, J.P., called , but findingno magistrate DOW present also woDt away . At11.15 Mr. Goold , R.M., arrived , and ascertaining thntthere was no other mugistrnto in wnitiog, ft delay often or fifteen minutes occurrod whilst Mr. Slnttery,who was away ou private business, was made avail-able. A further delay thou occurred whilst Mr.Strange, solicitor , was sent for , tho prisoner statingthat that gentleman was to act, but that search wasfruitless—Mr. Strango was away—and at twolve in-mead of eleven business commence) , tho prisoner , ofcourse , being iu tho dock all throug h , in charge ofHeud Constable Courtney and parly, Lady-lano ,under commaud of MY. G. I. Black , S.I., who wasprenont from tho first moment. Tho first witness was

Patrick While , who wns nlao said to havo beenstubbed tin mo night by Power, but now quito ro-oovered. His depositions, taken at tbo time of thooccurrence, were roud to him aa follows:—Ou thonight of tho 31st of Hay he went into Kirwan 'spublic house in Bakehouse-lane with the deceasedman , Caity, and tho man Knox ; tho prisoner.Power, ciimi) in almost immediatel y, and told depo-uont to go homo or bo would get a beating ; Poworthen caug ht Ciirty, aud deponent 's wifo wanted him(White) to go homo ; ho refused and went betweenPower and Carty ; outsido tho public house Poweragain caught Carty, and ngain deponent went be.tween them ; Power shoved him away, ;iud againattacked tho deceased ; deponent ngain tried to makopence, nnd then Power " made a stab at h im withuonintbing in liis hand , but missed ; Powor mndo nsecond attempt , and this timo stabbed him near thoheart ; Carty tried to catch Powor, but could n-itdo so. To prisoner: We did not full in tho 6cufUo;you did not fall nt all. Wiluess wus horo bound in£'10 to attend at tho ussizes.

Snb-conslab ln J. Cullnghan (mounted) deposed ihutho was on leave ou the night of the 31st of May , andnb about 11 o'clock that night was standing in Ladyhine , near to li ikcl iouse -lanri , in plaiu clothes ; atthat, t imo heard great shouting in Bakehou se-lane ,and looking down saw n number of mon fightingthere ; lie called Constable Doy le, who wus in his(dcpoucnl 'is) house in L:idy-lauo ut the timo , and asthey wen: hastening down the laue they met tbreumen coming up ; they weie, Power, the prisoner, PutWhite , and tho man Knox ; us they were coming uptho .prison er struck Whitu and knocked him againsta gfile ; ns they camu up depouent caug l t the pris-oner and Knox ; l'owcr tried to tri p deponent , bul hococltl not succeed j Constable Doy lo by ibis timoturned to his assistance, nnd they broug ht Iho throotu tin: lock-up; believes if Power llircw away whatwan in his hand , from tlio positiou iu which ho hlood ,it would h.ivo gouo just to tho upot whero the knifewas found in (In: I.1110 thu next morning.

Constable I'alnck Doylo depo-ed thai , ho was incharge uf the lock.up in Petor-slreet ; on tho ni ghtof tho 31st May he w.-.s in Sub-cousti>blo Cdlag lim 'shouso :il iho wake ol his wifo ; iibuut eleven o'clockthat night Sub-i.-onstublo Call.1gh.1n culled him , andwhen ho weut out ho (aub-conslable) told him a manhad been stalibed in iho lann ; assisted tlio Bub-con .stable in bringing Power, White , and Knox to thelock-up, iiud had Cnrty broug ht there immediatel y ;ho then sent at onco for a doctor and a priest ; onBearcbing Power ho found upon him 5s. lOd. in money,some tobacco, and a pi po, aud on Kuox hi1 got, 13s. ;s.iw Carty against a shutter iu Ualx-houee -lanc; awotnuu told deponent . thai I'ower had a knif e ; howont to I ho lam) and searched for it iho flame ni ght ,but could not tint I i t ; went there the next morningand found i t ; it wus n largo peuk u if n, will> marls ofblood upon tlio bin lo ; he also found a necklio whereI'ower wns standing in tho )auo when ho was takeu ;on tilioiviiig (lie necktie to Power lie said it was liis,nnd that ho (deponent) had got ii iu his (Power 's)olothcs.

M I-B. Anno Ryau deposed lhat sho was looking outof bur window this ni ght at about a quarter to elevenin Bakehouse-lano ; she saw some men coming fromtho direction of I'eter-street , wild a woman having •}child iu her arms ; tho mcu began to argue, and uhesaw the woman go over to one, whom sho (deponent)believed was her husband , and try to take him aw.iy,hut hu would not go ; tliero wero some girls smokingat tbn lime opposilo Mrs. KirwimV , and one of theman lit his pipe with iho li ght one of ihine girls gavehim ; they ihuu went into Mrs. Kirwn n 's; they woronot long in whim they came out ; some of them thenstood near Mr*. Kirwau '*-, whilst others of them wentdown lln: lane ; two of thn mou stood together ; onowaa a tall man with a dark bluo or black coat, and asoft hat ; the otl.er was i\ low-sized man , with a blueehirt or a f mock frock , and very di unk ; this man wusorguiug, and Iho tail man told h im u> go homo ; huwould not go, and then the tall man caught him bythe collar and gave him a chuck I'rom him , puttinghim against a hall.door where there are two or threusteps ; ho recovered himsel f and faced the tall man ;the tall man told him lli.it if he did not leave oft" howould strike him ; at this lime the woman with thochild came up ;md tried 10 mako peuco with tho men ;at iho next moment u man wearing a brown coatasked the tall man what he meant , nud tin: tall minirep lied th.-it il' thu other did cot go homo he wouldBtrik ¦ ! him ; the man wilh iho brown coat, who hadou ti cap tSiia sc'-med while , as if Hour was shakonou it , s.ii-1 to the lull 111:111, " he (the atniill miin) in nomatch for you ; he's too drui.k , but I' m a match foryou." At this slago Mr. Haurahaii , C.P.S., askeddeponent if slit- could identif y any ol ihu panic.*, nodsho rep lied ia thu negative—she did not know ono ofthorn. Mr. Hanrahun : Do you ideutif y the prisoner ?MrB . Kysin (looking at l'owcr) : So , 1 do nut. Mr.llaiii-ulian (putting forward Mrs. Uabiiel , a wilnea sexamined at a former hearing) : Do you know th iswoman ? Did you see her there thn ; ni ght ? Mrs.ltyan : 1 do not know her; I did not BCO her iluro atall lhat night.

Jlrs-. Mary (...hnel was then examined , nrM , inaddition lo her former evidence , Mm deposed she sawMrs. Ryan 1 mking oul of her window in tho lane ll.isn igh t ; depui .enl called out to Mrs. R y.111 to go intoh—II i,ut of lhat and 1,01 |)a Inug hing at them ; Mrs.Ryau nuswercd that she wus wot laug hing at them ;deponent saw no one, i;ls» lookiug out of a window ,and tliu did gu in then.

Mrs. Ryan — M y (laug hter was looking out withme, nud I put her in lor tear that stones would buthrown. Ml . (luidd : Was the window shut or openat the t imo? li wns open.

Prisoner—Did tho man ui lh the capstnko anyono ?Mre. Ryan : I heard liiu man with thu cap call out totho tall man ihat i l i ' - Hinn l l man wus 110 match lor him ,an ho was 1,0 drunk , hut tha i ho (man with the cap)would lig ht him -

The prisoner was iLcn asked ii ' ho wished lo m.ikuany si i i tement , Uin _< warned at the same time if hedid that it would bu put in wri t ing, and ini y ht bu usedagainst him at. his Liiul .

Pnaoiic-r (<[uieil y)— 1 di> not wish to mako anyatatement.

Mr. Goo 'd—Then you are full y committed to .-landyour tr ial at Hu; assize*.

Sir. Hiiurahaii , C.P.S.—Which will bo on the 12lhof July.

The criiioiii -r was then removed fro m iho dock ,quietly pulling out his h ind.-t to bu liiii ulcllir«il , audinarched to prison by uu escort of police , foblowed by a g.ip ing crowd of id/o--s. Tlie procc-O'liiigsterminated soon after one o'clock.

CORPUS CHR1ST I IN 'THE FRANCISCA N CHURCHTO TIIK Kuiron of rut: WATKKEOUD NKW K .

DKAK SIK —Will you kindly give me a place in youresteemed and valuable columns while I express thetruly wcll-dcaorvcd admiration LXciled by the beautifuland love-inspiring spectacle presented to us ou last Sun-day in the church of the Franciscan Fathers, LadyLane. Nothing could have been more beautiful. I havoKeen far more costly decorations in other cities , butlove and worshi p and 11 refined taste combined to mak ethe altar of the ubovc-mcntioticd church a fairy sccuoof almost tropical beauty. Flowers glowed and lightflushed everywhere. From the Ktuninit of thi.-t gorgeousbhuu of loveliness Hhone , in unrivalled miigniflccnco ,the superb Remonstrance of solid silver , studded withjowel *, wherein reposed tho body of our Divine Lord.At twelve o'clock Solemn High Mass was sung by thoVery Rev. Father Jack-man, tho highly esteemed anddeservedl y-respected guardian , assisted by tho Rev.Father Moran , O.S.F., as deacon , und by tho Rov.rather Beggs, O.S.F., Carrick , as sub-deacon. AfterMass the Ulessed Sacrament was carried in solemn pro-cossion through tho church and convent grounds, lienc-dictiou was given in tho charming ly arranged little(rrotto , and then the Blessed Sacrament WUH borne toits gloriou s throno of l ight and beauty, where it wasexposed all day to the veneration of the faithful. Inthe evening solemn vespers wero chutintcd by the VeryRuv. Father Jackuiau , ussistcd by the Rev. FathersCarey and Moruu , O.S.F , after which an cloijucnt ser-mon mis {>niut-]icil by the Jfcv. Father Jfetflt-T, O.S.F.Linmrick. Tho day was 11 most successful one, and toomuch eannot be Haul in praise of thu.-e good friars , who,siiiee their coming unionist us, havo labored so lovinglyand MI zealously in our behalf. I believe tho wholemerit of last Sunday 's success is due to the unweariedexertions and perfect taste of tho holy Fathers thetn -BOIVCS , who were found by thu grey dawn laboringwithout rest.—Trul y yours , A ClTl/.KN.

Waterford , '£k<\ June , 187ii.

J-:.VI .I.I -= II SYJI I 'A T I I V W I I I I M I.'KOKHKK! ) .—A petit ionhas been Tilled in ihe C'mr.eery Court , London , bythe liev. Mr. Condor , uf Middleton , Sussex, lo obtainthe sanction of tl io court for tbo investment of £1,-200 collected for tho ben- fil of Henry Wainwright'afamily. The case will bit lii.-.-ird 011 Friibiy.

The Duke of Devonshire's tliird assembl y,which was fixed for huit evening, is postponed to Tnes-il»y, tho -7th in.-it.

TRIN ITY Qi 'AUTEli SESSIONSTHE OFEMK H—THE C U I M I N A T , BUSINESS—THE CIWEOE

TO THE GRAND JURr—THE SKVKRAL CASKS , AND TIIEIKRESPRCTITB ISSUP3—THE CIVIL UILLS—BOMB INTER-RSTING , AMD SOSIR KND UXPALATABLV THE CITYCOUKT, AND WHAT WAS DONE THERE.

C0UNTV COURT—TUESDAY.Tho Trinity Quarter Sossious for thia division of

tho County woro opened at two o'clock to-day byGEORGE WATCKS , Esi|., QC , ihe respocted Chairmanof the County nod City of Waterford. The sitt-inprwas wholl y occupied with disposing of undefendedcivil hills , a bnioch of the business got throug h atfour o'cl.-ck. K K K N ruACTiCE.

111 tho list wero two prncussos,oach by the " Mayor,Aldermen , and Burgesses of Waterford v. Fanuy andMnry Fognrty," ono for £90, the oilier for £19 13e.8d., for rent idno on premises in Bridgo.street.

Mr. T. P. Strange, solr., for plaintiCf a , proceeded toprovo service by Miohael Corcoran , process officer ,and bo deposed he called at defendants' premises inBridgo-street. to serve the processes, but found thedoor barred , preventing him effecting an entrance.Ho ropeatedly rapped , and received no answer, butseveral times he heard children crying out , " auntie ,there's a knock ; there' > MHI .O one knocking at thodoor," and then ho heard other voices saying, " hush ,mako no Doi.»e." lie then shoved tho prooi -sses undertho door. Mr . Strange pressed that this wns goodservice, but Mr. Tborntou objected for defendants.

The Chuirman Kaid , on the ovidenco, ho could nothold the serf ico good. lie might do so if the actionwasonn of ejeotment , but in a civil bill he was holdstrictl y to persomit Rttvicc. At the samo timo bewould adjourn his decision lo next morning to eoabl-iJlr. Strange, if ho wished , to show him ,-mthority tlnnthu servico wai good. The caso stood adjourned , audthe court IOSO at four o'clock. Next morning hiaworshi p ruled against tin: service.

WEDNESDAY.Tho Chairman sat this morning »t ten o'olock, and

took up the henriog of thoDE l'ENDKD CIVIL HILLS.

A number of cases iu which either tlio parties con-corned wero noC present , or ono or othor of theirsolicitors not. in attoodanco , had to bo postponod fora tun.: In ,tn mm or both of thoso causes, and the firstcaso ready, at all poiuls, was lhat of

Gal ycy v. Cullinanc.—Tbo process waa for ii7 10J .,two Quartern ' reut for a house in l'aseago, where thoputties reside, said amount bciug due up to the 29thof April last. Mrs. ftlaryuunc Kogei.-*, daughter toplaintil f , deposod , throug h Mr . Thornton , that tho de-fcmkict wus frequentl y asked for a settlement be-tween the rent sued for and what ho claimed forbread ,which ,, ns a baker, ho supp lied to tho plaintiff ' sfamil y ; the result was that ho never did so, r.ud herfather had to process him. Cross-examined by Mr.J. J. Feely,witne S3 deposed that her father settled hisbread account every quarter , seeing what was owing jsho behoved there were duo by her father for breadon onu quarter £2 lfis., and on tho other £2 12s., inall £'> 8s., and all her father wanted was to get thebalance. His worshi p gavo a decree I'm- this balance ,£2 2s., in settlement of all claims up to tho 29lh olApril last.

William and .l/«<-y K.j ihj V. Johanna mvl Michae lCiMinaxc and Vntluroi-j Mara , rep a 'sadatties of Jere-mia h Cidlninne.—This was an uction for £20, moneylent by plaintiffs to the deceased , Jcromiah Culliimne.Tho parties live at Uall ymivin , Carrick-on-Huir. —Messrs. f. Thornton , Waler ford , and T. Davin , C.ir-rick , solicitors for plaintiffs ; Mr. W. 1$. Sargent , li.L.,instructed by Mr. T. 1'. Strange , Waterford , for de-fcnibints.

Mary Ketl y, daug hter to the deceased , JeremiahCii llinniic , deposed to Mr. Thornton that she and herhusband lent to Jitrcmiali Cull inunu £;t2 10s. ; thatwas I 'cur years ago ; of ilnit sum then: was paid back£12 ; lhat was about six mouths ago ; her diste i-,Cailiei iun Mar.1 , told her sho would get back (ho re-mainder in llnue or four mouths ; when her father ,Jereminh ('ull inane , was dying he said , " pay BillKeil y the large bill due him by right " ; her fatherhad eigl.t e-nvs when hu was dy ing, two yearlings , ahorse , a sow and lit ter , wilh a farm of (JO acres, f'->rwhich farm; he paid iis. an acre ; sho got no writingai receipt lor this loan.

William Kcil y, husband to the first wituess, sworelo tin; amount stated ns having been lent , and to the£12 l . i ivin g been rep:iid , lidding that Johanna Cul l i -nane , Hie. widow , promised tho remainder uf the loanafter her daughter 's marriage.

Patrick Henoy swore he iieard tins widow promiso10 pay the money, and ho heard C ithori/iu Mara sayshe had offered Keil y £13, but Unit ho refused 10lako it uul i l Im would got the entire.

Lt iurcncu Mum , lor the defence, W»M examined byMr. Sargent , and ho deposed that h 'j was fatherto Michael Mara , ouo of ihe defendants j at tin) limeof iho making of the match of CaUiurino Koil y withLaurence Maher , he (witness) asked Keily if thorowan any money duo to him by tln i Cullinaucs , aud husaid there was not any due . With respect to thiswitness a rather strange ep isodo occurred in court.When about being sworu he mado signs that he couldnot speak Eng lish ; but Mr. Lawless, tho energotic ,aud yet courteous crier , wus not to bu got over inthat way j ho pressed the book-, aud thereupon theman used franticall y-delivered gutturals , denoting itwas perfectl y impossible for him to talk in thoQueen 's Kng lish , whereupon he fell into tho hands ofiho chairman , who had him upon thu mble , and howan spoedily talking Ku o-li.sh at the rat s ol a hunt.When ho wui dono tho chairtnie said—You speakEng lish ns woll as I do, and hud you eomo up at firstwithout Iclliug a parcel of lies 1 mi ght liclievu whatyou said , but now—you may go duwu , sir , nnd dowuwont Mr. Mara.

Ciithcriiic Mara deposed that her mother gavo her£12 to pay the Kuilys ; she paid them that aruouut ;£Kt IOJ. was all the money to whiuh ihey were en-titled ; witness was m/l in iho room when her latherdied , but she was outni ile H10 door . To Mr. Thorn-ton : She was in tho 10 ui whero ho n its in bed it forl-nig ht before he died j her lather said nothing aboutpay inir money 10 the Kellys ; was lliero uv.:ry timethat Mrs Keily was in tbo room , and sho never heardher rather flay ing ouo word about pay ing mouey tothe Ki-ilyH.

1'atrick Cullinanu , sou to ll. -i deceased , called byIlie chairman , deposed that liis I'.ttlier lulil him thcrow:n a sum of £111 10s. duo by him to ihu Keilys, andto se.j that i'< would be piid 10 ilium ; however , tlioKeilvs hid from him all they wcru doiug, aud thatwas a 'I In: kui.-w about tho matter.

An old 111:111, in iho servico of tho Cullin.inns, sworehe heard the widow say that £1 was all tho monoysin.1 saw from ihu Keilys.

His Worship said thu difficulty he Ind in tho easewas whether the amount lent was £13 10s. or £20,lor he d.d think there KM Bonn) due , but he did not ,believe lhat the amount wus , at all , £:!U. At a sub-sequent period of tho evening hid worshi p said hebelieved that £13 10.-I. was the amount lout ; of thatBum £12 was repaid , and he wouid ^ ieo a dj urco forthe balance , with £1 costs.

I,alw v. lt yan. —This was a process.-) hy tho p lain-till', James Lulor , againgsl Mr. R. Jt. Ryuti , CurpuKJlocugiueer , for £5 12s. for IV weeks alleged work asclerk. Th>: plaintilf .exaniined by Mr. Uelaiidrn deposedthat he acted as time keeper lor the directors of ihothwart 1 .'it 11a. a v.ei -k ; was paid what was duu bythem up to the lime when ho lull ; 111 Decembe- lastMr. James T. Ryau , tho .Mayor, asked him to comeand keep the time ol' tlio corporat ion mou who wereworki ng in ihu streels ; there was no settled agree-ment between them , bu', plaintilf , referring to pay-tuent , raid it would ho e:isy to t-ettle. with him ; hekept the waterworks ' bonk lor Mr Ryiin ,iiiid acted aspuy clerk 'or him ; ho did bis wii l ing for him , amikept hU store book. To Mr. Thornton : !->id some ofthis work in Mr. Ry::n'.H office ; Mr. liyau gavo himcharge of h is ollico ; hi: had lo do .so us Mr. Ryanwas Mil there to do .-o himself ; plaintiff felt thatthat this writi ng wus too much for him , us he hud tobe there to do il from twenty minutes before six inihe morning up lo ten at ni ght very olten.

When thc couit resumed yest eiday Ihu caso wasrecalled, and

Defendant deposed to Mr. Thuriun il.at the plain-tiff was employed by the Theatre Company for somolime, and iu January Lalor did certain writing workfor him whic h , altogether , would make about twodays work ; for that work .U- f '»11 h int oil* fed payment ,hut p luiutilV refused ; p l i ti i i l i l l and defi -nduiit wereboth sorvants to the Theatre Company, und ho did notask p lainli ff 10 do ibis work wi thou t gelling the per-mission of Mr. Keiinuy, ihu secretary ; exceptingthese t n o days' work all t l.o work of tho plaiutillWII B for tho thu ittrd cump.my.

l'fiiinUlf , ri'C.illed by Mi- . Didamlre, went llnoug h ndetail of the books ho Mvine he kept for Mr. Ryuti , usbtated by him before , adding thnt hu w io t u out a spe-cification for laruoi-rrV collages whieh took him twodays. Chairman : Surely uo" two dayn in writingout a specification ? IMaiutiff : Much of this workhud to lie done ut night. Cliaiim .iu : Tti.-it has no-thing to say to it. 1 must Buy 1 th ink Ibid mini iseni-iileil tn Hoim-thiii ^, iiud tho question M how muchwill hi: (lull compensation ?

It wns eventtii il l y njjrei -il thnt the coiupi ndiiionshould he fixed ut £;t , aud a decree was giveu for thatamount .

r i l lMINAL lil'sl MBS ,Thi) following mngist rules now look iheir scats ou

tho beneb wilh his worship :—dipt. Slacki1, R.M.,Curriek ; Messrs. C. Rogers, K. Power , J. Kearney,K. Roberts , J. Anthony, Thomas O'Duiing huc , G. 1.Goold , it.M. (Waler ford), nnd dipt . ArmMrouir.

Tlio lollowiinr wuro impatine lliil hy IV. J. IJi-niieh r,K.-q., Clerk of Iho Venee, a? under , on

T I I K ( i i i A N U J l ' i 'V :

V CSI -TK J A M K S Huiin , Truinore , fort man ; MartinColli-y, -Savagetown ; David Duiqihy, l!ally.:ashin ;David Hickcv , Stonehouse ; Rielmrd Kirke , KilcopUpper ; John i'ower , Uallinakill Houso: Wm. Spencer ,Killnrc ; Patrick Walsh , Williamntown ; Thomas Com-niins , Ooolnaifappoguo ; Klmond Dunphy, Henvoy ;Laurence Hickoy, Island Kcano; Joh n Kirwan, Matthew-Ktown ; Tnomus M'Ciruth , Coolroe ; John Power, Bal ly-drislano ; Patrick Waluh , Tiuhalla ; Edmond Dnnph y,Kill St. Nicholas ; John Hickey, Culliuagh ; John Kir-wan , Whitestown ; Michael Power, Powersknoek ;Michael Dunphy, Crinalisk ; Patrick J. Kirwan , Kil-cauavc(3, and John Moade , Ballymaclodc.

His Worshi p, addressing the graud jury, Bftid therwero hut five bills to go beforo them , uud nooe ofthorn , to far as he could see, requiring any particularobiervutton from him. Two of thoBe bills were for

assault j ono of them was for an assault on boarda vessel in the harbonr, which caBO had nothing tofay to the character of the county. The other waaone whoro parties coming from a fair forgot them-selves under the iufluiM.cn of drink , and turned onone another with sticks, stones, on any other weaponnearest to hand , a habit too common iu this country,one to ho very mneh deplored. Of the other bills,ono was for iho stealing of a heifer, one for thelarceny of a pound of copper, and tho last for thetaking foreiblo possession of a house at Tramore .Thoso caies did not show more than an averageamount of offences, and did not certainly detractfrom that high character for good order which hisexperience justified him in saying tho county deservedBO well. Having.given tho formal directions, UBnnlwith the returning of the bills, tho grand j nry retired ,and had their duties fulfillod in an hour and a half ,and were discharged.

LICENSES.In Iho moantimo , the following transfors were dis-

posed of :—Mary Anno Fleury, store, Tramore, no appoarance.Richard Hannisan , âin-atreot , Tramore , transfer

from Denis Hanni gan , granted.Nicholas O'Neill , Nowrath , transfer from William

O'Neill , deoeasod , grant l .John Powor, Kiltnacomb, transfer from tho name

of his decoded father , granted.Alico Sholl y, Knockboy , transfer , granted.Thero was nothing in these cases beyond tho prov.

ing of preliminaries , aud tho wbolo did not occupyover quarter of nn hour.

Owing to pressure, wo nre obliged to hold over thoremainder of the county business.

CITY COfJHT—YESTERDAV .The Chairman opened tho City Quarter Sessions

this morning nt ten o'clock , with the Right Worshi p-ful James T. Ryan , Mayor, in his robes, attonded byMr. Thomas , sword-bearer, and Sergeant-at-macuPhelan. Tbo following magistrates also sat with hisworsh ip :—Aid. T. W. Jacob, Mr. Slattery , Aid. P. A.Power, Capt. Johnson , Capt. Bronan.

GltAXn JURY.Tho following wero impaDnelled :—Messrs. ROBERT LOCKE , tho Qnay, foreman ; John

M'Encry, Thomas-street; Thomas Quinn , tho Quay ;James Dcvcrcux , Broad-street ; Edmond C. Fielding,Little Georgc's-street ; James Mosley, the Quay ; JamesO'Neill , Broad-street; Michael Power, Barronstrand-street; John A. Tob'n , the Qnay ; P. Kiuahan , Patrick-street ; Richard Murphy, Hroad-strcct ; Michael Power,Barronstrand-street ; L. A. Ryan, Queen-street ; JohnWilson, the Quay : M ichael O'Mcara , Bridge-street;Joseph Strangman , tho Mall; R. A. Egan, Barronstrand-street ; John Kelly, Bakehouse-lane; John Fowler ,Ncwtown ; Michael J. Cox , Bcresfotd-strcet , and HenryBoll , the Quay.

In Iho course of impannelling, tho atten f,iou of hisworsh ip was oalled to the fact that Mr. Bell , who wasbeing uffirmed , wore his hat.

Mr. Bell raid he did it as a matter of conscience.Tin Chairman said it was not a matter to which

ho attached any importance , whatover. Tho wearingof a hat in court was not a matter of conscience , itwas a more question of politeness ,

Mr. Bell , bowover , continued to wear his hat.M A K K K T Jt'nv.

Tho first twelve of the grand jury wero sworn ns amarket jury .

The chairman , nddresing Iho grand jury, slid howas sorry to say that they won let havo moro businessto discharg e at theso sessions than had devolved upontho grand jury at any quarter sessions since ho hadhad tho honour of sitting on that bench. Ono oftho cases wis a charge ot lareouy, two woro forassault , ono lor obtaining money und er fal.so pre-tencrs , one for an affray, and an other for attempt-ing to pet lire to a house. To gentlemen of thi - irexperience as grand jurors , lie did not feel there wasa ueccssity fnr him to trouble them with nnyobservations. Tho grand jury retired , and weru dis-cbared in about an hoar.

UI -KSSK S.L&iirrnce Deliihuniy, f!0, B.ill yhrickr -n , John Kell y,

Bniley's N'ew-strect , and Patrick Murp hy, ditto , alltransfers , were grantp d. Mepsrs. Feely, Thornton ,and Ambrose , solicitors , wcrn engaged in these ap-plications , which occupied but a few minutes.

AX AI - rKAI..Tho court wns engaged in hearing an appeal by

Mr. Newport , against a valuation mudfi by tho Com.missiouer of Valuation upon tins tolls of tho Market.hou.se, set down nt £105, .ind £13 upon Iho building.

Mr. '.V. li. Sur^ Mit , li.L., instructed by Mr.Thornton , appeared fcr tho appeallant , and Mr.Botton , Policitor for tho rc spond -fur. Thi> .ippc.il ivasheard before by thn chairman , who then ruled thatthe tolls wero not rateable , and , therefore , the ratostruck on that valuation was quashed. Cousnquent011 that ruliii '.', ll.o commissioner varied Ibc valimtirm ,and now came forward to luivn his claim to thevattifUii n re-heard . Th.) chairman said there was noneed to havo tho arguments gono into , because he :'d.hered to his former ruling, but ho would siigge<t. t h n tthe parties would agree on a cafe fora stipnrior court,This cour.v- waa mU pled , and for the present the ap.peal wns allowed , with £3 costs.

Ill the well-known assault cinisc which occurred atMrs . llickey 's tup, wheru Will ium O'Neill was thecomp laiiiiint , nnd Willi:im All en the defendant , thetatter was HimteDCed to two months ' imp iiaonino nf , .tho chairman st i t ing that tin ) accused had receivedgreat provocation , and that the whole affair wng dis-graceful.

The civil bill basilicas concluded to-day at twoo'clock.

BOARD OF GUARDIA NS— W KD NES DAY .A SMALL HKM .'CTION — WAT H K H OKI ) I I IS I 'K N SAKV—RATt .Nf i

TII F. MA RK KT-ltoffF.— ItKVISINO TIIF. INMATES—X flSAX.CFS—THE ( i KKY T.DOSK DKr 'SATKII.Capt. POWF.U, V.C , then Mr. M. O'SIIEA , and sub-

sequently Aid. J,\co u , J P., in the ehuir.Also present—Messrs. W. llally, J. Costelloo, J.

Hyncs , P. H. N-.nvell . J.P.. R. Morrissey , J. Devcreux ,P. Veale, -I. Leamy, D.V.C , J- L. Conn , E. Forriatal,Aid. Redmond, M. Barry , and Dr. Scott , J.P.

A SM A L L Rf-iit.cno .v.—'Juno li) , 1S70- —Tho com-mittee to revise tho out-door re 'ief of the Waterforddistrict mot thin day. Present : P. Harron Newell(chairman) ; M. O'She.i, J. Devercux , R. Morris nny.Aflcr a carefu l inspection , the relief wit s reduced hy10s. weekly, and the eomtnittteo consider it is fairl ybestowed. Tho committee further considered lhattho law should b« carried out in posting half-yearl ytho list of persons who have received ont-door re-lief , aud recommended that ihe relieving oflict-r beordered t o do so.'

TIIK WATKiir nui i D ISI - KXSAIIY .— At an ordinarymooting of thu Waierford disponsary committed ofmanagement , June , 10, W!, iho following memberswore present —L. A. ltyun (chairmui ) , Dr. Civet ,Dr. (i. 1. Mackesy, and the medical olficer. Ticketsexamined and found correct. Inc identals sent forpayments, .£1 IO.I. (id. Two tickets cancelled ; onogivou by Mr. David llall y to William 0'NVill, andtho other given by Mr. J. Leamy to John Loniban. '

IUrtxi ; TIIK MAKKKr-II i i i .'SK.—Tho clerk said hehad been summoned to iittend at tho Quarter Ses-sions , next day, to give, evidence in thu appeal ca«ongainst tho valuation of thu Market-home.

Mr. CoXX moved , seconded by Aid. R KIIMOSD , thatMr. Dobbyn , the board's solicitor, bu culled upon towatch tho case. Pnsred.

R EVISION OV I NMATES .— At tho suggestion of themaster , a committee was appointed to revise theable-bodied pnupers in tho houso , with tho view olgetting aomo of them out.

Aid. K KUMONO —We Bhould do nothing ti l l thonuns come, for in other places a number of nuraesleft of Ihoir own accord .

Mr. N EWELL said tho nuns were intended for thehospitals onl y. Mr. LE A M Y said they would infli t-enco tho wholo house. Aid. R LDMOND : They werotho means of removing the idlo from such houtusblsewhere.

A committee , coiuistiug of Messrs. Lenny, O'dln-.i,Morrissey, Hally, Scott, aud B. Newell , were thenuppointod to meet and report to the bnnrd.

N UISAXCK ox THE GALLOWS -HOAD .—On this sub-ject .1 letter was read from Dr. Browne, stating thatho had reported ou it boforo , nud that nothing wouldremod y it but a covered sower.

Aid. R E D M O N D said it was a dreadful sickeningnuisanc e , tho nmell from which , especially in hotweather , was very b.id, and dangarous to heab.h.

Dr Scorr said it oug ht to bo abated,and moved thattho matter bo referred to the owners of tho propertycausing tho nilWanoo with a view to its abatement ,and if "ot douo, that tho work bu pei-formed by thoguardians. Aid. R KDMO .-CD secoode.il the motion ,which passed.

MT. D KVKHK LX DEFEATED IIV THE M ATRON .—Attho general request of the board , Mr. DeverenX didnot proceed wilb his motion for the rescinding of theresolution in rcf .-reuco to the small quantity givento tlie matron for tuih n ing work. He (Mr. D.) thengavo a notice of motion lor iho reduction of the col-lectors ' poundage. This created some laughter.

Mr. II AI .I.V pronounced it a '' bloody humbug ,"and other members said that those sham notices couldnot IH) borne with liny longer , a-* thny ctcatod uiiele*gexpeose , nod wanted th e time of tho board. Mr.Coou , Mr. Newell , Mr. Leamy, nud Dr. Scott ,seemed nltrost out of patience with tho bon. memberfor •ho " west end ;" sti l l he said " ho'd seo it out" intho interest of tho " poor porsecuted ratepayerp,"

COURT OP COMMON PLEAS-MOXI .AV .(Before Chief Justice Morris aod a Common Jury.)Morris v. Morri.t.—TI11.1 wan nn notion f or I runpnss

on Iho lands of Ball yglmi , county Waterford , broughtby the plaintiff »s ndmiustrator of the deceased lesseeof the lands. Alter the en BO bad been opened, it wasdiscovered that the lutters of ndtninstration underwhich the plaintiff claimed wero insufficiently stam-ped , aud iho enso wus directed to stand over unti l thenost after sittings , the plaintiff to pay tho costs of thoday. Tho Court suggested that in tho meantime afriendl y settlement of the oaso might be arrived at,tl.o u JI ion having arisen out of family disputes as totho valun of the respective shares of the nezt of kin ofthu dneeosed , in tho lands in question.

Counsel for tho plaintiff—Messrs XU WV> QC., andKy hxud (instructed by Messr3 Dpbbyn nnil Tandy),For defendant—Messrs. Jnmea Mnrp hy, Q C, and D.O'ltiordau (instructed by Mr. Jamia J. Feely. Water,ford.

DUN QAR VAN CORRESPONDENCE

PETTr SESSIONS— SATCEDAT.Before Sir J. N. HUMBLE , Bart, (in the chair) , n.

A. FitzRp.rald, and H. E. Redmond. R.M.ASSAULT. — John Ryan , Ballinahessary, charged

Michael Hanrohsn with assaulting him on Satnrdayevening last, ou his way home from Dungarvan.Complainant could, not prove the assault, and thoo-iao was dismissed .

AIIUSIVE LANGUA GE .—Richard Cron in, a pensioner,had bis sister, Ellen Crawford , summoned for abusivolanguage in the streets. Defendant , notwithstandingbeior; requested by the court , repoatedly, to bo silent ,continued stating " her wrongs" duririg the hearing ofthe case, and guve mu-h interrnptioo. Cronin handedin nn excellent disoharge from the army, and Raidthat he had remitted from timo to timo to defendant,while on foreign service, sums amounting in all to£120, but that ninco ho had come home from Iodiusho had treated him very badly, wherever i*he sawhim in tho streets abusing and cursing him , audgiving all sorts of annoyance. She wns now orderedto find bail , herself in £0 and two sureties in £2 10s.each , to bo of good behaviour towards complainantfor twelve months , and in default onu mouth in juil.Sho expressed a desire lo accept Ihe latter alterria-tivo , but after a short time informed tho court, thatsbo would sock tho bail required ; sho was permittedto do so, but did not return.

A XOTIIF.K ASSAULT .—Maurice Quan prosecuted JohnCarty, a snilor , for having assaulted him withoutpro vocation. There wns n sworn information in thoca?e, but prosecutor said ho would rather not pro -cepd against tho accused , because now they were thobest of frieod*. Tho bench was of opinion that itwould be a had procodeut to allow the charge to bowilhdiawn , but as tbo assault complained of was notof a soriouB natures, the court indicted a lino of but10d. with cost.", or ono week's imprisonment. Thucourt rose early.

TOWN COMMISSIONERS— MO N D A Y .Mr. R. PHELAX , chairman , presiding.

Also present—Capt. E. Fitzgerald , Messrs. ThomasO'Connor , James Hanni gan , 1'ntrick Flood , ind dipt.William Gibbons.

Mr. Thos. Wiilnh , inspector , acu-d as isrrk in theabsence of Mr. ft. Moiris sy , wi.o is -tillerin g fromcold . Th'i harbour master , Ci.pt. Miirniy , is ai - .jBuffering from a similar comp laint.

I imcEHY I'L'MI -.—Thu iospeci .nl infoi med the boardthat the pump at linrg.-ry was fiiii .-linl by lln: contractor, and now in cxct - ll etii onler. T..e iu-poe 'i "adde-d — " Gentlemen , I wi:-h 10 s:\y I i ...ve suv. -d youn £10 note by plncing the old pump in lln: well re-ferred to ; it is strong and linn wilh a largu bine ,and well suited to givy a good supp ly." The hoardthanked the inspector for being so ccoiiomic .il.

BALLYVOILK Si'Rixc. —It wns under considerationtho desirability of having theii surv.-yor sent toBall yvoilo spring, at his curliest convenience , lo as-certain the (j naiilitv in th nt spring, :md report samoto next meeting, nnd further if such waters are --atli-cicnt to supp ly the town.

WATEH ANALYSIS .—A note , was rend from Dr.Cameron , anal yst , in reply to the comniissioin -is 'inquiry to ascertain from him the quanti ty of waterthat might be sent for anal ysis , slating il.a: half agallon wail sullicient , three days af te r being drawnfrom the well.

TWO BUTTEK M A KKET S I X T I I K H' i'Hi —Capt fi i t lGibbons lemarked thut it would be wi .-ll if ihe com-mUsioners could establish two bu t t i -r markets u-ei-ki y,thi) second 10 be on :i SatnrJa}- . dipt, i-'i^z g .-ia l d :That lies w i t h tho htiyi'is themselves. Mr. Kl i -o - land Mr. l la imi giin wen: of op inion tl .nt in cou>i:-quence of the buyers having re fj ukirlv ut t . tided theother ina-ket ir would bo diff icul t to establish t in :second one. Tin* cl airman remuked it ' tli - :y end- ;i -voured to establish the second b u t t e r mm'ket weekl yit mig ht slip throug h as tho ncond m o u t U l y fair ;thu buyei s not at tending it coli:ipf -ed. Al te r a lev.fur ther rcnuukr . the subject dropped.

Towx H A L L .— Mr , O'Cutmnr wished to l«: infoi meil10 what account the revenue urUiM g f iom tlit- ioiv nhall wns placed ? Cnpl. Gibhou-s uuid h? t l ioug h t . tothe butter u in rku t nccouut. Mr. O'Connor ?aid liobelieved thai was not the px.per account to which i'.should be placed , bei.-au>.o it- any itnprov.-nn.-nt curriedout there, the rcvoi.nu arising thereiroui should bi-p laced In that act-cunt , and uot In the tnp iei- mu iku t .No i-nti.-iliici.iry exp lai.aiion could I e g iven in ilieabî .-nco of tiio clerk.

N K U L I G E N C K ^D M E W I I K K K .—Capt. ( i ibi i - i i is hroii -j htunder uotico Lhat ho received a nule 11* 0111 on',- of tilebutter buyers , wilh a butter tiekel placed therein ,comp laining that there was no number or date on tl.oticket. The board were much suip ris .-d thai ihoperson whoso duty it was to enter tin.- number anddale on iho t icket should neg lect si important nmatter. Mr. HatimVun .said the j;fi -.i! iitt .-iii i- ui bu.si -ne.-s, and hur ry uf ench fnrin. r to t:el I I 'M ; ickut , linbelieved , wns iho solo cause of the mistake. Th^chairin in r e mu k e d llmt if any of tl .e but ter of ouOparty , throug h mistake, got it ; siinougMt the but te r ofauoiher, they would see wlmt. CI .» I U I I M < III would bocaused in consequence of finch neg ii geiiee. Capl.Fitzgerald : Let tlm elerk lie more enn-lul in futuroin Ids duly, and have the causo of coinp laiut rein ivedby numbering and dating ih-j ticket n( each party .Alter a lew otber remarks il-.e snbj-.-ci dropped.Tho board , alter signing a few cliequ-s , adiniirned.

A KDK KSS TO TIIK \ E«r J CE V . J. > . CLtui i- . P.I'.—A beaulilull y illuminated nddr<:s s , from tli» parif -h -ionera of DungarvaD , to then- re.-p-fcted pa.iiij r, VeryRev. J. V. Cluary , D.D., l-as b'--eii on vie a , lor thopast week , in th.) wiudow of Mr. R. K lir - .-nnau , theSquare, and admired , d.iil y , by d---li ^nred i iu tMl i e - ln .Its charming marg in il decoraiion w..- , I in. u-r-t -mil ,suggested by Mr. John F. Boyic , ei.-i k -,f i.iir un iun ,and ia exceeding ly well done. The buru i .-heii g i ldingof the deep frame , in which tl.e aiiiln-ss is set , fl,i»li.ed BO .-trotig ly in the bri i l i . i i i t -uu on S-itur - lay, tha -Mr. Brentin n very k indly h »d :i sha.le over th -.- tup ottho wiudow 10 relieve the g l - u - ', and euab.e its bein giuspecced. Ic re/lectd the hi gii,st crclil on ->l r. G.l-bert , of Cork.

Abi MtKss ro K. McDEu norr , hsi'j., S.I.—Tho ben.t i fu l ly executed addiess to t h i s very popular andtrul y esteemid gentleman has also lieen on view a'.Mr. Bretinun 's.

CR I C K E T .—A match at crickef was played onThursday botw.-.-n the members of t in- teetotal guildof St . Nicholns of Tolehtine , Dui tgarvan , and t h emonil 'ii'S of the club so well led by .Mr. Keil y. Tin:latter team were sent iu by ilie.ro|ipon- -nts , tho latterhaving won the loss, and showed soun- Itr st rate b.itt ing, tha i of Mr. OThiheriy b eing part icularly good .Thu team of Iho T.-etot.-il Cuil i l ;I !M. p f.'iyed vc-rewell , thoug h in tho lirs t innings they w.-re 'les-i th.,ntheir adversaries by IS. Iu the second iunin- 's , h nv-ever,-tho houour ol the Ciuild was f u l l y maintainedby Mr. lioyle, who Hiiccceded iu making t w o " losiballs." Ni ght set in rather .ni ' l y, seven hands beingin of the Guild team , w i t h onl y ten to mako in ordti rto win the . duy. Mr. K-:il y "s team would not , how -ever , bowl tho ten ai.-c-i—it was too dark—and sur-rendered this honours to the opponent.-:. '1'hu fh-ldwas crowded wi th spectators during ili -i day, wi,oBOemed lo take a livel y interest io Lhc proe-.-ediugs.On tho vietuiy of ihu fiuild ii-ani being d.-clurcd , ariug itig cheer war , heard all ovei Lhu lit - fil, and at fii.--quont intervals , a< the large crowd moved toward*tin) town , Ihey cheered lus'.ily agj iu and nga 11. Thefollowiug is ihe Morimj :—

Mil. KKILY S CLUIt.1st Iuiiiu-.'!. 2,;J Ini.in^s .

St. IA-IIK" Kcily liuwlul uuthy SiiwUorJ :: St. Li-il>;er Ktily, c. bv Dntler 'liu-pû Kcil.v , c bj- llnylc... :l —Itjau , b bj tHQdfor.'l 7It. Ariu>trmi^, c by Kutiu.. - It. Arm?tr.iu(,- c Iiv IJm-u- n

l'0'KI.'ilKiitr , b Samiforil.H I1. D'KI.-ilit-rtr, c. by K«,a --Uj iin , bby Siindfonl 1 K. Keily „ ;..... ' „I1. M.-rri-Nfuy, b by ivifuny... 8 I1 Morrissey, b by SaaJfoVil ' •'•O. Flvnti , b by Saudford*... 0 K. Flyn.i , 1 buf.iro w " "

T. W'lLsh, c by Kenny 1 T. ^YllL-b, c by M'frii irk ".! oJ. Slii-i-bnu b by Siiadfunl.. 0 J. Slu-t-liau b bv M*i;ui rfc* oV. Km-, b by S:in .lord II 1'. Koe , by Sanilfunl . ••T. Kiily, uut out . . :! T. Ktily, lint ->.u ",lljen/J ; li'K-hjc», l ; widcs .J l - Hjci, 11 wido.«, I ¦ n., baii», V—9

Total SO T-k,, 77Tii KTOTAL CIUILD. lot*i...«5

l.<t Inuwg: 2u.l Jno ioq-.M. S»n.lf.ini b by ltou I M. Sundfonl , b by lloe 9K. K OOD. b by It-i«, 0 K. Kv.»o , tifj bfforo w . 111. S5Mid(oril b l iyW ulsh ... 1 It, tamlforil , b bv Keilr 1.1 Shiiibby Run :i J. SUo-.i ;. ,,JI. Kenny b by It* I M. Ki -niiv b by Mmri -st-i-' •'J . Iloyli-, c. bj Fl.ruu 1 J . Hotlr .'uot.Mit . .,¦P. Smulfiml I, J . lintU -r, uot unt "1I1. .M'llnirV, b l iv R« I .1 l

M. Dwyer b by Kuily «J. ttull.fr 1It. l'nwdr -'Uy«» ,2 j uiiloJ .IS; no balW--l-

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D EATH ruoM SL- VFOPATI -. X.— An inquest was heldon Frid»y on tho body <ir n m.iu named JeremiahDynnu—belter know as " Jer Fine Day " that waifound ou '.be lime kiln , at Shandon , same ii.uruiiii ,'.Tho jury returned a verdict thut deceased hud metwith his dentil from tho effects of the sul phuroussmoke of the lime blowing iuto hid face whil e asleepDeceased waa an idiot.and used frequentl y 10 sleep onthis lime-kiln , whore , aa he would pay himself howanld " got n good hent." '

BOAK I) or GIURDUNS.—Thi-ru A-HS in. .,„.,..:..„ -1tho gaardiaus on last Thursduy, a quorum oot 'boinKpresent. °

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ciin.si'iunce, rcpciuin^ hU crime— novel' nguiti cnnslfi-ji— " tliu sleep ol'tli o iniioconi "' —come to I IIH

eyes. '• Sleep thai knits up the ravelled sleevent can"" is j»om: Iroiii him for over. .Never ajj ainxvhen weary c;m " he plunge into lovi! liih.mr'sliatli "—never can he seek comlort in the " balmol ' hin t minds. "' t'exv there arc whocou ld.-it andnee this sconce without being moved, nay, more,without being deeply touched. Scarcely ran xvcshake oil' from ourselves tlio feeling of horrorwhich xvo have experinccd ; and when xxro havedispelled it from our minds , lioxv we wonder atthe gigantic, genius ; )icnr uo adiniiu tlio boail-til 'iil poetry whicli 1ms enabled one man to re-present to us in such exulted , in such magnili -coin, poetry, the vice of " ambition r" Here,then , is the moral xx e derive from this dramaticpoem, th at xx-e should be careful to curb anambitious spirit and slum crime, if for no otherreason than to avoid the terrible, unrelenting,certain remorse that follows it. Assuredl y', then ,we are instructed , and certainl y xx-c arc pleased—bin involuntaril y we, perhaps , exclaim. True ,all this is no doubt , but theory only, li thedrama be as we hax'o described it , it dramatic(luutry, wlion lichicil !iy scenery and xtugc <'I!'L'CI ,in-oducGH sueli poweifu l results on tlio mind , andis capable uf working such good , why is it thatsome zcali-ts preach against and try lo make usslum the theatre ? This , in a measure, is duo toi hir idea tha t the magnificent productions of our¦jival masters are now m-any forgotten, and ic-placi'd by the productions of loxv and uneducatedauthors. " Like llie i'ress, xvhich , xvlieii properlyn>utlu ('l i:il , would be a source of great good nnccivilization , instead of |)andering 10 the lowestpassions, csmlempliblo \iersonal sp leen , avarici-ous desire for lucre, smil com.cinptibfe party> |iiri( , so, ton , tte i'liige, xvhen properly conduct-ed, has a most powerful influence in refining,civilizing, and educating the youth and people oith is cu i imiy , and in addition , it supp lies a wantlong and surel y fell here — thai is, a placeivln .-ru instruction runy be combined wi th amuse-ment , and a delig htful place where a few hoursmay be spent iii innocent enjoyment, —By l'\ H.K I :U:.\ L:Y , in Limerick Itcnurter .

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1'it -riil - l .'. x - . iiV'irw JJ iirri>ii!;lii , .Mc.-.srs. JJ unif-]l u.ly, John Fil/. ^-i'ial'l , I'li ili p ."Shei'liy, Kiluioml irur-ri- l . i l , IM ,.i i ., l u'ii. .-i-f. ; .luliii l.iixvli-ss , P.L.Li., Tliiii nn.si.'lrary , l'i i i i i . k Uv i ii i . K'liiuiml Uchihuiity lunil Mielmul.Mii lmii'. Dr. I 'nnu :iiul Uiivi.l CIUTO II , K.U., ulso insil'.ca'iaiii - i - .

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p'.-i ' i i - u : . . l in l i i i .s i i iar iu i .'r.

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.-Dim' i i ' i .-i.n fur li r i i ij j inif u -i li.'iv. 1 hail t u K'iivoj . :u i i' -u!ar b ii-,iuu> s to u u i m l, u i i . l imxv p iuj i ii so luM i h n i i l ii i f .-u lu i i i u i , if x uii x x i l l iiciir i t . (iSeverulr /j '. i i i b. 'i.s : liy al. iJi' -'aii-'.) -M i . ])L' !;iKuii iy i he i i|iiu|. ..-i .i :—"l'lint we iir. ' oi' i .|.i)iii.ii t in- |, f ; u t i i 'L' ol' brin-în 1;

f r ivu :ua> rh;ir- -i :.- ;i-.ra i n > i m i r m« .l i . -ul uilii-t ' i- is vcrv re-) .vi'lu'ii-i!.!i' , inaimii' -li a- il i i i i b i i n : i <- . ' > l i i i i i ami xvaste-t i n - | ul. i i .' l i u t f : l lu i l \M : coii- i't 'T. I KI vin>r ri'^'iivil tu hi.-la r-.'.', -- irii;.--,' l i i i- ,' 'l i - l i' i i 't . il N j 'liv.-ir.ilh' in i j .o .--ibk' lurh i m I ' , I rav. -l x x i t h lule-rral 'l i i' ' liuMc to calls in j i a r-l - V - ' / . i r /u i 'i id'i M '., in il iu i l i str i . 't , ai i' l t i u .-t l l i i i l i n l uu i rtI n- w i l l 1|"I 1..' a t l l i' .'t '-il w i l l l ;Uill i»vullri"s ."

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lu l l in l i i't n-c .' i',. a m i 1 ikcliire ili i : rcsuliition |iaj.ieill l l i : i ! . i l l H i l l> l v .

H:- . Cain'--! w i-- .1i to briitif uinler yuur iiulic ; that1 11 re;veil ;. very i i i i|i o ri : iu t i i> t i i u u i i i a l l i o m Mr.I'i t i i L'!; M . i i i i n , M.I' ., '.:¦-¦ of our c u u i i ty nuai ibur .-i,x x i i i u i i I w i .-ii lu I.:I V L - n ull I 'm- ;hu in s-.- i i i i jf . Tliui.- l i : i i - - i i i -. i i I ' -ui l : —

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n i l . ( n .x i i i . K S ..Mr. I' l . rr i .- ' a i — U u xvuul. l hl;u lo hear th i : charges

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A i!n.-i i i l> . . r - - \ \'i iy U.-. li.i !.].-, i:. , in K I I I I H M .I I;II i l i .<-t l i c 1., has U l- 'i a x i - i r m n l u h .y oi.i- .ll"|.' . l i^ . , ly , t\ hi . .-lVi . l . i i l- .cl u r i..;.- t i n : .- i i i i i i : .-.uury n i i . l i i . l i i .- oi.iin.-n-.- ... .'.-. \'i a'. l l : l i'l .

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.-.lick iu hi.- l .ai . i l , xvli iuh hi: sl.uuk up at.ii iluivii ra'.lierxv i idiy, buii . i ,' iiL-.ii - thu iluetur. Ur. Cam/ : 1'ie.iMu jmt> I ; I l luil s ; ick. Vuu rcim-iiiui -r 1 wus :i-:-:i .ilu- 'l ini Ju' -. / - JUIII )<. .;', ji ...- >iy I 'u.-i . i i , , i-.-l.o is in, lunî 'i- a inciii .b ' r , l.ii v .n -,- ii ui n l i iM - u a i i t i . -il . .Mr. .'¦lii.-i-h y : A l l , ha ,h i ! I X V i l i {.at i l u |l ( il l l^ h l u r) .

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l l xv..s i . iux -i- i l by t i i .-. i:. . v. Mr . l i u rn u^h .-. lucci . t lut lby Mi -. M a l m :' - : -'• ' l i . - .-. II..! r u n , n u n ,¦(.- v.- i-ri : uf. .I ' i i i i ' .n I I .I - I I ! u . i - : i.u i. -.c- .-- i -.y lor i:!i:.n-.Miig i h < - i!ur,. l .-u . - ii i. ... - " i - , i _v i' . i . i.y u l l - u i t i i .y ui l i e »v i i ! ; batI.- . - l li .y .- •> : .- ->v - ' - : i ! . . l '.!. i.i I I ,".: in,-, l iuj ; he.,1 iny . w i . . i,., ¦.- .:: I .I , l i . . : I!.' .!, J.n. i r ny , I N 7 (. "•

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ST. PATRICK'S HALL PETTY SESSIONSSATURDAY .

lirf arc Jfossri". J. T. J(KliI.vcnrr (iu tlio chair), J.Kcnrney, P. I inrrnii Jfewi'll , C. ItniiOi?, nnd J>. 15.Wysi', D.I,., with Mr. (I . lilac!.-, S.I., iu iitienilanee.

T'.iKsr.iss—A K I.MI A CT.—A l i t t l e bojT, inmcilMalhcxv Murp h y, lix-in ^ in Môi-ân-street, was ehar^-eil by Mr. T. S. Hurvey, wi th buin^ one of n numberof other boys who u-rre in tho habit of trospasainj ;upou tho premises of Mr. John Hill , at Summerl.ini),kuoxvn us "Oakvillo." LIr. Harvey aflirraed thoroxvero up-.vard.-) of thirty-ouo panes of glass broken intho house, anil nomethinp; XTIIS necessary to preventf ar ther (Jnmnga. This little hoy irfls cau^lit iii thonet , and xvas taken to liis mother ; on a complaintbeing niftclo of his misconduct, tho boy promised notto repeat what ho hail dono, anil he (Mr. U.) lind noreason to beliovo that tbo boy liaO since, gono thore.What ho wished xvns that tlio magistrates xvould givotho boy a caution , and , throug h him , all tho otherboys, that if thoy arc caught so acting thoroaij ain they will bn severely punished. Their xvor-siiips dill so, occording ly, Mr. Hnrvey joining in thevoty requisite ilnly, and the littlo folloxv ran nxvayhighl y Il iankru l to bis kind prosecutor.

Ii.xucK NV. —William Evans wns charged xvith hav-ing, on llio 1-Uli hist., nt Grecnbnuk , aboTO brid ge,Biulfii five iron plnlcs, tho property of Mr. J- Asliwcll ,contracto r at tliis end of our county lino of rnilwuy .In ansxv L'i- to Ileml Coastahlo O'Brien , Kobert l'helau ,in Mr . Aahxvell 'a employment, deposed that ho saivthe prisoner tako tho plates, nnd tb at they xvtrovaluo lor a shilling. Accused , xvho did not attempta dufuueo , xvas committed for a lortui gbt , at hardlabor.

I LLEGAL W HIIMITS AXI > M KASUKES .—Con9tab lo 1'MucTciguc, Ncxv ratli , ex nfdcio inspector of the district ,summoned Urid get Caliill , liuxter , of Barrack-street ,for having, upon tho Sill of Juno, a half pint men-sure unstnrr.peu. Fined Is. vrivh costs.

John Baly, of sanio street , xvns summoned for imv-inj ; n uumbi 'i - ol' small xveiglita , oacli n littlo light.The officer slid lie had no doubt tho weights got lightfro m ennodiii;; by tho damp in tbo weighing of but-tur , b in, their being li ght xvas a proof of neglect , be-cnuso they xvould bu niiido all ri^ lit if sent to him ,and freo of cost. Fined Is. (id., with Is. coats, and aHirimg caution aa to tlio future.

C.itheriiiu Tobin , Barrack-street , for ft similar of-fence, with a large number of weights, xvas fined 2s.(ill. xvi:h costs. All tho fines were paid.

A.\ K . N T K A O U D I N A K V CASK.—Oil lllO i n u l l l i l l g I'lMonilny, the J L 'tl i in^t., at I 'M., at Xoivralh, Acting-Couatnblu Dxxyer found Thomas (ircc-n, "f lli gh-Blruet ,ly iii(j, as ho s\von>, bul plessly ilruuk , and bad to carryIiim , with thti aid of unollicr man, to the slalion ,xvliL 'io he reimined until I xvulve , xvhen he was alloxvedInline , as he xx-as ihen <juitu recnvorod. In answer lotil " c-hargi', inailo by a iluciilei lly carelut ollicer ,(ireen as.suri'il this beneb that lie had not tusu-d ;isup tit ' Miauilalhi g drink !or the past mot.th. (J llKui.day night, lie went to bed unwell , nnd got outof his sick brd al two o'clock tu g.j to CTranuiig b mar-ket to earn a leiv .-"hillings in the buy ing and ihobriugiuvj humo ut" fo'.vl. In suj.port ul' Una tlcfuncu(JrL 'L-n put luxvanl his lirollier - iii- lnw , Jim. McCarthy,xvhu ili-fHi.si.-d that nl liitiu i/cluck !¦:¦ Sumlay night(jreeu xvtnt u> lul l " black sober j" i.uring tho ni j ;htik'tcmliinl j;ol i l i lo a I 'll , iiu.l bueame wi bad that dr.puiient i.tul his l.rutbur hud tu mi for the KL- V. JJr.Kvi in , xvhu aueiidi-d him ; thu lU'leudnul gut upixtli-rxvanls iigi iiust depmi.-'in's will , :unl li:ft tur t h omarkut . Mr. Xuwell askod il ' d r ink cuulil lie gut '»':-txveen tin: mail 's gi 'l t ing up and leaving lur i lm mar-ket , lo whicl i <iui "S!i< ;ii .MeC.-nt liy ri.-.-|iui"li-.l by .s.y-iug he xviinhl l ike lu know llie pulilii ; liuu.-i: hi: xvuiiidget open lu.l'oru thri -o in llu; iiiurning, and . von ilMich a place could be gut there xvas no money in ihehouso to buy dr ink ; ho wanted it, very much whenhe got oui uf the lit. Mi-C.irtliy added ho had notthoug ht, it necessity to a.-.k Iho Kev. JJr. Hyan for apaper stil t ing hoxv be found Green when he attendediiim. Mr. Ki-uniey said ho recently read a report ota ease uf a rcspi-clablo muu who xvn.s arrested in IJu li -lin i.ii a chargu of being drunk , ami it xx-as louml llnitthe person was ill , and n.n drunk at ihu timu. Ho(Mr . I-C.) could not say thiit Rueli xvaa Iho IMSO here,but there xvas certainl y room for duubt , and thebi -nelil of the doubt lit) xvould give lo tin: licensed.Tim cliairtnun diH'orcd with Mr. Kuarney, observingiho miiju ri:y uf the bench held the case proxvn , amiordered thu.1 he pay a line of Is. with costs , or IMhours' imprisonment. Tho line, was paid.

A few wry small eases made up tho remainder otihu business.

/' o ;, J c i: o y y i c t:.SA T U K H A V .—lielbnj the Ui ght Worshi pful J. T.

li yim, Mayor , anil Aid . I'. A. Power. Jlntnl; andyj i'ii'.r.'t'i/ y.—Donald McKay, from SOIIIR part of thel l i ^'lilands uf •Scotlimd, xvas had up by Sub-coustnhloSu-iii-uu !ur having tieen drunk and disorderly on thoQuay on l-'riday. It seemed th it Donald win takingthe shim) mil of a compatriot when tho oflieer ciiinoup aud luuk him , seeing he xvas the aggressor, and howas nuiv |.i.!ish'_'d oil' to Jho t Uli': uf 5s., wi l l i costs ,or IM luiiim. A Iruo .Scot, hit ki"|)l> the .siller, andxxt- ni iu ipi.jil. Maigai el 'i'humpsuu , ivhu is rarei ymil ol j ail , xvas at largo on Friday, and so drunkthai ni g ht that t-liu xvas noxv sent up lor a month.Alice l-'urrui] , xvhose toxv n iittdrt- ss is Usther'n Arch ,xx:.s license 1 by Constable Ili gney xvith having beenoultagcoutly drunk and fcirlully obscene on Thars-.lay. Cunsiiible Iti gncy sti lted thut in all his expert-etice (agriculli i ial mid ollicial) he never heard suchlanguage, a i d that w»s Miy ing something of thedaiiiu '.s cap.ihiliiie.s. .Sbu »m sent ucru.-s iho Hi l llur h-o-i.-ii I I H V M , anJ her daiig lik'r, J iiidyt-t, ix-as sentalter her lor a l ike piTiud.

MoMi.iv. — Uefore Aid. P. A. lWor mid Captainlireuan. I t i smihrhj , ,y<-.— .lames l'o.ver w»s dis-uiderly in Alexaiuler-slreet un Sunihiy, and xviis im.|> ' i l u i i i t i i ,' )ieojile to light him. No one xvould so f'lvorhim ; but .Sub-constable lteynolds took him down api-g or tivu by taking him up, and lie xvas nuxv linedu.-., or lake IS hours , getting oil' HO li ght l y becausetills xvas tin: lir.-l breach in his hithertu picviuus goodcharacur. 1-idward MeNall y, a Siiilur froin ril. John's,•N'uxv l inii is .vick , was lined 'J « . I 'M . fur dnii ikei iui'.ss unthe Qutiy, iind .loM.-ph Walsh , a cellar-man, who hasgiven up, long since, any claim lu a guud character,as t ceoidi-d by the ir l iuv-n g utlicer in l'uter-siri -c- 1 ,xxiis st-i.l lu j ail fur une xn.-i k , lai l ing In- ., li,r havingU.'UII i.'xlreinel y violent and drunk un tl»: tJ i iav , aniiiirralcd by C'ei istable Hxvei iicy. Michael Kefly, ncurk-ciulir , h i s a i.ic i- l i l i le xvilv and I I UVL- niei: 1 i t i l ue l i i ld i ' L'ii ; but , piacticall y, he caivi i mt h i i i L ,' Im- them ,drinking al l his I'lii-iiings. On Friday l-iti , xvaki ' i i in"froiii ii i lrui ikci i sleep, l.e l i i g l , i i - i ,ud thu i i le nearl yout uf her xvhen .-hi: hadn 't in, at lu gi'v,: him , and lutueli .ui exu-nl I hai. sho xvns lurccd tu lod gu i i i fo ima.liuns ngiiiusi him. II , : xvas nrrested un u warrant , lulliioxv the poor l i t t l . ' wunii i i i pmyed (pi i i e as sinnig l ythat ihu Uii iu U. -anl mi^h t g(.l i inulh .- i - cliii . ic. - , andAid. J'oxver , xvhu is ever uj ien tu k indn.ss , uid j >ivi!Kuily :i chance , though much againi-l his w i l l , tin:cunii i l ioi is lining that if, the next mui i. ing, he pro.II UCL- I I a ci-ri i l ic iU: ol having become a teetotaller howould tseiipi; a inuiilh's imprisounieiil in di- laii l i ull iui l i i .g bail to be of a year's gout! conduct. -Mrs.Kuily, rejoicing ly, broug ht oil' her turbulent husband ,xvho appeared next uiurnilig with Ihu ri- i | i i isiti: paper.Patrick l!u-:.-e!l , from l i u u r i m i i k- l a i i ' - , xvas arresLi:d ,w h i U i ihe court xv;is Ki l l in g , for wi ) . - lj. - .ii ini» - , aslit: xvas in tin- ai-t of peep ing Hum I'alac.'.laui: Hi *..•..)if llu: euast was clear, taken hul 'un: t in- j uil gnii .-nlstill , and Kent up lor a (iii i itter.

TUI :M I.\ V .— Delure the May or , Aid . I'mxer , and(.'uplaiu P. P. lin-imii. J' iwi / ,'..|,V.—Jamen Cuuxvayxvas fi .tind tlis-jri krly un tin; (ûay uu .M.mdiiv evt:n.ing bj .Sub-coiiKlablo DUUm , anl duing his ben tucume ihi" liugilislie with anyuiio he could lind so in.cllii'jd . The ulliecrdid his I H I ,:, I -:I. in i|uiel iho xvari i..rIiui nil his t.ll'.irts xvci-ii l'1- uit N...-M , and h.j n;,s I'urci-d lomake him a prikoiu-r. lloxvLver , iu thai object he didhi . I iiicceed mil il 1.'.- rcci-ivL-d M:VI.- I ; I I cull's f i u mL'unway, xvhu , along w il h t h u ; .- issnnliii.g him , made«.-veral n-iils in l.i.-i liuiic. TII.J a'jcu-. il ai lemptfdnu tleieuce , nnd xxas lined IOi. and cu.-t .-, xvi t h 20.'.lid. compeiiMiliun lu the umfurm , ur ti x u nmntlis ' im.prisunment. (>'. C U U I M -, Ihen: ivaa nu cuiiipeiisaliuii ,ui.d the ollic-r w i l i havo lu n-piiir hiuuLi r. /v ,.s. o- ,-.i'i'- ;. — (u-iirge 1-,'ninV, a sailur f ium St . .l, ..|u, '.-i , whop.,id ^s. t!d. lur ini lj i ialiuli un Jl.nulay „„„ uin^-, waswhti.'u si as-uvi r on Muiulay ni ^-hl , ami u-as tiuiv iii.edOS. or -|fi hcj tird. l ; , , n l i :j ../ <;<v,- , , , /;,•;,;,;,., -..._. .Mary(i . ibli ..-!, ul. '.- uf Ihi: police IX i l i i i - .-..,:.s in K H. l:.iki .- -!:uu.-elane Ui iy i .dy, was lui l l id li g h l i n h- wi t ; , :i .Mrs. | \ ,wn-in Al. x a i i . l , i - f l i -i , .-l i. II M u n d .y . 'i hi: p,,|ic,: .-:,|,|ll,. .y Inhered luuu: xvas ii h u -n l i ly again ,t MUI ,,. u (I I . UM: x x i t i i i .-BCi l«>r g iv ing ex i d r t . i i ' , ;,m| it I V K M

ihuug ii t t h i i t l lu: luxv u i i gi n a u d , b .causi' ul' Mary(Jabm 1 iie upy ii.g I ha ', pu.- i t ion. but ,, H Marv xvaal i .ui id i l i i g i a i i i l y l in-i . l . ing t l iu law fhe xvas lined ."is,ur IS In,in .-. / / . " /( ..-i - i 'u / d - .S.-ii,,.|,i). _ .. .\|,1|j ,1,rl.tI'u v . i r, and Hit ; l u i l o I ' uxxer.-., anil Margarcl Shi-a ,w i t i i i l n - l i n k- Si., as, i. - .-id,: in I lu v i l l n 's Arc h , Michu ' - I -M M I - I , in.'I u l .vely p liite it is , us the M u n o r puliuuknu.v , vx i .u am lri:i|ui-lil v i si lu rs tu the locality,ul l iu i .i l l y, uf i-uiir .-..:. On .Monday .Mrs. I'-nver andMi: - . St..-. c-iini ' : i i i '.i ie . , l l , . s i , , i i, Mrs. l'u n i - r iweur iugUi it iho d i - i r i i ' i a i . t . had given her any am o u n t titM-ii i idal , xx lul .-r. M i s . S. aveiu-d that the abuse g i x i - nl.i .-r hy .Mi ;-. P. xvas .sui-n as lu ubli jr... |. ( .r (, , ( , , ; , , , ,Unco -. l i tt . t . s- cs lo t i - J I il lo iho eour'.. Cuns:alileM...-.:i,y, xt i.u is Ih' .- ci is l i .t l ian uf tl .e peace and ni' .ralsi.! llu: local i ty—many :-huuld be ll.e i lala vi aeiii"Ih.: biuad I I I L- . I .-.!. ul th i s learlc.-s i. Ilio t- i — ii ,lurmi 'dl l . . - i r xvur.-hi ps l h a t iu this iincii .-ut uieh tln- re l ivi - da i'.'unily ul llu; Tubins, whum bt.me d i -y i i i d l u cj'.-ul ,u h i int olht'is w. in deu-riniiied tu ui it i i i t i i iu thi-mll . '.- i i - . Mr.- . I'uxvi 'i- xxas it Tobiuitc iind Mis . .Stuaxvas an ii i i l i-Tolii t . i '* ' , nnd heneu thu piesi- ut ruxv , imt:xp !iinatiuii erealing much laughter , and duiug i:vt-ryjii-tieu iu iho peispicuity of Cunslable .Siieehy iutui t i i 1 i i inur wviking.s ul L.'it-ftO lieviral claims. 'J bo n:.Mill, xv,.s lhat tin re xvi.s n-jxx- a gi:uer.-.l d ismiis, Ihu-oc.uceriied In.ing tuld they nai runl y ctc.iped b. :itigall sent to iuil.

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CnARGB OF SWINDLING BY AN ALLEGEDOFFICER.

At tbo Southorn Divisional Polioo Court, on Friday-ami Mouday, before Mr. Barton , Arthur II. L.Browne, nged 33, and describing himself ns n, gentle-man residing at Woodview, county Waterforo", wasplaced iu tho dock, charged with obtaining, underfalse pretences, from Mossrs. Waterbouso, Damo at. ,Dublin , on tho 2nd inst., a gold leiror watch and onAlbert cliniu , valuo £37. Mr. Enr.is prosecuted , andMr. Swilt and Mr. O'Mooro defended. Tho prisoner ,a woll.dressed man , stated that ho holdu tho commis-sion of an officer in her Majesty 's army.

Mr. Wfttorhouse , jun. , deposed that lit) did busi-ness for his father iu DamCEtreet -, tho lettern (pro-dueetl) he received , and ho had a interview with theaccused at the Grosham Hotel ; ono of the lettersasked that ho might roceivo credit for somo locketsthat ho intended to purchase ; ho represented him.self as Captain Browne, and subsequently he. cameinto Messrs. Waterhouso's establishment und selec-ted £105 worth of plato : ho then slated that he wasabout being married , and that ho xvns looking at uhouse in lloivtb, and another house iu Suttou , andthat he thought bo would tako tho house at Suttonand give, six or seven thousand for it; ho dhowed aphoto to xvitness, and asked him had ho not worn wellfor oloven rears' servico ; he then stated that he woaCnptaiu Browne, lato of tho 97th j on lbo second oftho present month he purchased n. watch anil chaiafrom (vitnot-s, ind agreed to give £l!5 in cash for it ifthey sent over to the Gresham Hotel -, ho took thoxvatch on tho occasion, sayiog that ho had an engage-mt 'nt at Merrion-squaro ; tho prisonor Slid ho xx-ouldgivo a check for halt tho amount , and a bill fortho other half of tho amount , payoblo at txvomonths ; this agrecmont was in reference to thogoods ho had selected ; the transaction in roforoncoto ihexvntch was to bo paid by cash or cheque, if thoysent to tho Grosham Uote l ; on'Satunlay mor.uiiig hoxvas to ca(( in to givo them tho cheque for halftho amount , but bo did not ; tho establishment xvasclosed on Whit- J/onday ; witness called to tlio hotel ,but ho did not see tho accused ; on Tuosiluy morninghe met tho accused at tbo GroBhnm Hotel , and theyxvulked over to tho shop, xvbero tho defendant selec-ted more goods, stating that ho xvould givo a cheque,and added that ho xvould pay for the xvatch on thofolloxvin g day ; tho next day witness got il letterfrom him stating that he had very important business,and th.it ho xvould cull xvith tho cash or chequo thofollmvini.1 day ; xvitness xveut again to tho GreshnmHotel , und tlio IICIMIS. M I did not turn up; ho com-municated to Inspector Doy lr , and last evening at theOreaham Hotel , witiiesn mul tho prisoner and said tohim , " You hud better baud me back our guods, orgive me tliocnKh ; Mr. Waturhouso docs not xvanttoInivc transaction * wi th you ; " they refused him cre-dit before ivlion ho iviute fruni London ; tliu H'jousedsaid he would fr ix - c a cheque , but he refused to tikeit ; witness paid perhaps tho hotel manager, Mr.lliildeii , would cash i t ; Mr. lloldon , hoxvever , refusedlu do HU ; tin- pri suner stated that lni intended to pay\\>r the xvntch , ihu '. ho had the xvatch , but xvould notgivo it back ; ui inc ss saw that be bud the chain onhim , but he had attached to i t a " tuppi 'iishal f penny "xvatch ; lu: sitliseipii'iilly ackuoxvledged that hisxv-ttchwas lud gi'd xvith Mr. Cohen , of Ciiirilini lr .stt-i.'t:t ; thepi Uutii ' i- s'nted lu: ;:ol i l l iu cash , and had tu depositt he tx'a t cli ; In: iv.-is ircumii.undcil lo tJiem by Mr ,1 Ji i i ib. i l - .

Mr. O'Moui e—IJefuroyou ^.tvc this goutl i ' inau cre-dit did you gi-t a ii .'cummei.dnlioti ?

Witness— \es • xvn gut a letter uf iutrudiielion fromMr. Uui ibar , ul' the .SJ>'I |-(M>< "» , I believi: ; Mr. IJ iinbartuld us distinctl y nut lo givo a n y t h i n g iu him unt i lhe paid fur it ; ivitiiess coiilinui d by i- t .nii ig lha t Mr.J>u»bo i- xv roti i a letter to their firm stilling l h.it Cap-tain liroxvnc had returned from abroad auJ was an-xious tu purchase somo goods ; tho letter further sta-ted " that Mr. D u n b i r lias given him the name of tholirni , and hopes t lu -y wi l l do tho best they cau forhim ;" ho hi ard tin: pri-oner inako a stati'tnent to his(xvitness 's) father that ho had no bank .-iccuunl and nochei|ue-buuk ; Mr. IJunbar called on them and statedlhat, the iiccuned hud been :i pup il ol his , and that hehad put him into iho army 11 years ago, and that hodid not knoiv much about him ; he also said, speakingul* the pri-ont*r , that a man that would ask for a loanuf tT) would a>k lur .-CIO.

Mr. Mooru submit ted thai tlrero wan no false pre-tence proved , as tlio defendant liail olfered tu givo achruiu:, and Mr. U'aterhousu rofuded to take it.

Mr. JJurtou thoug ht, them xvas sufficient evidence tocommit the accused for l i ial . it was g iven in evi.deuce that hi: elated ho had no money, <u even if he didtender tho cheque , it xvould bu so much xviislu paper.¦ Mr. Samut-I ,S. \Vaterhuu *o deposed that he xvaa in

London wh.-n the t i\nisnciious commenced ; xvhen horeceived a letter fro m London in relerencu to giviu gjew ellery ou credit , ho declined lo huve u i i y t h i n g tedo xvith lln> ui .-eusi'd , xvhu referred them to LordSmart (la JJecii'.s ; they tvrote to him bnl. IM'.H (or«l.siii|jdid not wish to interfere ; llic letter uf ih" accused 'fro m London asked for the best lockets at £ti. 10s ; italso referred to his sister who xvas getting marriedto it inajor.generul ; he xvas acquainted xvith Mr.Dttnbur's huudxvrilting, and tho leller xvbicti jmi-purtsto cume from him is nut in his l i : i t idwri<in £ ; it- is »i g-ni d by a Air. M'l ic-m -01 , 111. tl comes I V u i n M i -D u u b a i 'soflico

Mr. Wolfe Cohen , of (iardini'r-street , xvho xvas.sxvoi 11 according tu the .li-wish persuasion , xvas nextuxamined—lie deposi-.l that , tho defendant called onhim to c.'ish .'1 I.iii lu'* ,UliH >, xvhic l i lie declined , andhe ul t imali - l y lolt the xvateh as security lor a JU'JUbi l l , having been unfortunate ovi:r ilm Derby ;" lieal.su left xvi th h im a piece uf pop lin , xvhieh had beenobtained Irinii the Messrs. Fry ; the prisoner furtherMI id that he xvas about, tu bo married 10 the daug hterof ihe lute Postm.isltM'-tieneral , and that be had pur .ohas'.-d iivi) piecs uf Ir ish pop lin* I'm- her , and thathi xvould leave xvilne <s oat! of them.

Inspector Duy lo deposed to ane.iling tin: accusedin .Sackvi.'le.street, and found on hi u IN. H I . incish ;witness sciirclicd his lodgings in the Oreslium Hotel ,where he found 11 small leather b.xg, a suit t»f clothesand Komi) piipers ; !.e found nu cheque whatever ;ihu Walerlurd pulieu had made inquiri e s in reft rencuto the accused , but In: mis not kiiux x u in llic county.

Mr . Henry fielding (ol l'ry and l-'ieWing) , ^(i\\'i-stniuri:lall.l-sl ri -i't , ill'pusi .'d that hu had suliK' trau.s-at.- t iu us xv i ih Cttpli i i i i liroxvne , the prisuiier ; Ibeyhcard of (.'apl . i in lJ in ' .vne frutn ;t very i-es|iect:iblegentleman , Mr. Duubiir ; xx'heu tl>.: U It' i id i it i l XX UH init, .! shup xvi l i i . - >s priieci- .il:.I to sliuu- him so.-nc pojilin,and they su.d 211 yai.ls ..I ' llic bc.-a pop lin at Us. lid.a yard , and twenty yards uf tho i-i .cond bcs'. at IO J .li l. n yard ; he select I'd tin: two pii .-ct-s , and xviluuaaHi nt them lu the (ireshani Huti :l ; Capt-:in liroxvm:Mt:ii '-d he xvuuhl pay lur tlu .-ui nt.:xt d-iy ; tlio, accusedr. pri:.-eiileil he xvas guing lu be inarricd , nnd xviiness ,minding his bu-iiies.-j xx - .ill , prucee.li'd tu shoxv a pieceof li ghi-colbii icd pup lm lhat they sold during theniurri.- ige uf l'rii.i.---.- .i l.niii.-,e ; he tuuk a pattern of itami said ho would shoxv ii tu iho lady (laughter) ; ihuptisouer then li- fc nii - l s.-tid ho would call on l-'rtday.

" The prisuu.:i* xvas lurmall y cummittet l for trial tothe Commission, xvhieh sits oti the li)th itisl. Noapp lication 10 admit him '.0 bail xvas made.

Tilt". I-'AI . I U K V " A.V C KI.I . 'S" H K I . I..—A few days ,-i 'ulh>!i" t! died in Pliil idel plnii 11 very lespi 'Cliiblo old•.'.-nlli 'iiwii , xvhoso gi:iiuiiie piety th.'scended to hischildre n , uno uf whom is a '/unions young priestii( lluil. city . Mr. I'oxver xvas for many yearn em-ployed ul Mei-rick's l.oeumutive l-'aetory, situated1,1,1 far Iri iin tliu bi .- iint iful Calhedra l ul S.S. Peterand Paul. I t xviis his duly lo ring the factory belliJhich hi: did punctually every day M li a.m., \t ,and (J p.m., lur the nu:ii to eonu- lu and go from xroik.Nuxv this bell could lie heard l iuiu the C.ilhedial ,unit s'umo yi-ars ago, just as ifgiil.-trl y us Mr. Po tvi.-rratig ihu (i a.m., bell , gootl Jlis -hop .Veumaini, of holyineiiiurv , xvho xx-its also very punctual , appeared upouthe ullar tu say Ma.-s. Persons gut, iu know exact 'yxvlu-ii i l i i .* Hishup 's Mass commenced , and thusu xvhocuu '.il not ;,'u lo tliu churc h rend their Ma«s prayersat huiin... Mr. Poxver never rang that lactory bellxvithout say ing iho " .-l. i^.- fi '.s." Indeed it xvas ti.oonl y " Aiuirlus " bell iu thai neighborhood f.ir manyyc.-us. A xvei:k ur 1 ,vu before Jlr. l'owi-r died thisboll xvas purcha-ed by Archbishop Wood, and now ,l.lessi.l l:y the Churc h , it sounds the " An -jcht * "I'ruin the Ciiihudral In ilry just its it did fur manyx- L-i.rs Jrum Mi-ri- ick ' n lact »ry ; but tin: jiiuus bt- llmanin nu muro ; i . l lrr becuining I ' l iri i ti i in his oh' !>c!ltiill. 'd his ri'( |uii .'in. Aliiy its solemn nun's never faillu uvuke it prilyer lur iho piuus licllumu'.s t'tiul. —/- '»•< •*?»,.in. 'N J.,u.-n 't l .

li i i ' i- i Ks AT N KXV liuss.—Several travelling tinkeri ".or g ipM. s tu Ihu iiuinbi r of nbout 20, cuni'istinjr ufm.'ii , xx-i.-meii ami a f-xv children asiembled on Tuos layovenii 'g in a quarry u:* ciimtnun behiiul a block ofluiiiies in Xi:\v Uti.-:s*, tu cuulil th. •ir prul iiH , alter thelair. I'hey wi - ie uriii't-cd nut by the landlord' s ri'nt-Wiirner . but in place uf* complying attacked him ,thruxviug him duxv u aud beating him. Tin: hitterescaped nul inucii ihjurcd. Thu police havi) Rucccedudin iirrt-sl iu;; lour ul the delintjiu-nis, xxho aro uuxv incuslud y, lu be broug ht up al iu' .vt petty Kuisi.ins.

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S S A S O M 1876Tin: (JolL-lirateil Thi .roiiglibred Sire,

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The Sire of Ibis Colt , KitN 'Ksr, by Stoekxvell , halfbrother lo Ulair Alltol , winner of the Derby in lbtil jLord Lyon xvinner ol' the Derby in IStiO , Caller UuRegali, Argonaut , and a host of others, winners both inEngland and Ireland , of lirst-ckiss; performers. h'KN't'sris by Stoekxvell , dam , Countess of Albemarlc , byLanereost , her dam , Sister of llornsea , by Velocipede ,Ccrcbus , iVc—Vidu Stoek Book. SrocKWKLL , Ernest'sSire , won the St. J.t-ger , -.OtW Ciuiiieas , A:e. ,.and is Sireof Ulair Atliul , xviiiners of the Derby , St. Leger , ive.Stockwell is own brother to Rataplan, u-imter of 12lirst-elass Kaees, and Sire of Kettledrum , xvinner of theDerby, and halt brother to King Tom. STOCKXVKU. isby the Baron , xvinner of the St. l.egur, Caj sarwiteh ,Ac., ice., out of l'oiiohonuis by- (.Jlt-neoe , winner of the2 ,lino Liuineas. The UA K I AN is by that famous Sire ,Irish llirdeatel.er , own brother to Faugh-u-bullagh ,winner of thu St. Leger ; liiiileatelior is Sire of Kni ghtof St. lieorge, xvinner ol the St. Leger , mul Songstress,xvinner of the daks , Ac ,, and a host ol' Winners.LA.N K I :<:OST, ihe lii-und-siro of l>nc*t , xvius tho stoutentHorse nu record, lie xva> Sire of Van Tromp, xvinner ofthe St. Leger, and Catherine Hayes, winner of the Oaks ,Ai:., AIC l.ANKlt . .>s r xvas by Liverpool , by Tramp,Sire of Si. Giles and Dangerous , both Derby winners.The limited number "I Sloekweil' s xviiiuiiigs lor theyear lbGJ xvas _L:!:i ,:W» , being the top of the list.ti liNKKT xvas sold at a >e:;i- old for XI ,Ci* ; but at twoand three years old got bad distemper. At four yearsold lu: start'.-.! lln-L-.: liinc-i ill l-'raui .-e and won lwii-cI V A N xvas got by Van Tromp (winner of tin: St. I.t-g.-r]out of .Siberia, by lSruluiuUirf , her dam by Hlucln-r , outof Ojial , by Sir I'eter. Light ot the Harem by .Magpie ,is the dam of Clarel Cup, SL-M III , and Xtiunnehall. Si-lim,xviniiei- of the li i .-h lVrliy, and many other lirst-elassi;ac:i:s in England aud Irela nd. Ivan xva.-. the Sire oflilue I'eter, .Mainstay, Caroline , L'uiuii Jack , and of thetill y mil of Antt-ltipt.-—all »iniiiT> of lii-.-l-i:la-s form.Ivan is the Sin.- i.f the ilmu of Ihe celebrated Colt ,J K I U 'I H N T , gntml-tlani (.ii-aiiiacliiiv , o»u .-ister to IrishJiiideaU -heriuid Faugl -a-l/allag h. It will he seen from.I I :I :I -U I N T 'S Ureeding that lie in sei.-otid to no Thorough-bred Horse iu the Three Kingdoms, and in worthy ofinspection xvhilo in racing condition.

(E4J" An early inspection is requisite, as the Horse islimited to a eerlai n number (if -Mai-cs.

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JOHN BRINSMBAD-AND SONS'GOLD MEDAL PIANOFORTES

XVEEE AWAEOED

THE GOLD MEDAL, Paris, 1870.THE HIGHEST GEAND AWAED, tho DIPLOMA oi

HONOUR, Paris, 187-^ .LA MADAILLE D'HONNEUB, Pans, 1867.THE PEIZE MEDAL, London, 1862.

E DIPL0ME de la MENTION EXTEAORDINAIEE.Netherlands International Exhibition, 1869.

0HN BEINSMEAD and SONS' PatentI'erftct Cliccli Kepeattr Aciion PIANOS ,

Patented 1862, 1868, 1871, »nd 1876, inQRK/VT BKITALV, PHUSSIA, FRANCE, AUSTRIA ,

lTALy, «od BELGIUM.

ILBERT LTBAUBR'S Organ-voiced Eng-lish HARM ONIUMS.

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JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' GOLDM E I l A L PIANOS,

With tho Patent Perfect Check Repeater Action.f " This most ingenious and valo-

Sir Julius Hencnict ... < able invention cannot fail to(, mppl with «ucces*."

0HN BRINSMEAD and SONS' GOLDMEDA L PIANOS,

WitJj the Patent Pfrfrtt Cli ec-li Hepeater Action.On the Three years' system.

Sj-Hncj Smitli—" TUi* n.ucli i« nlnolute perfcclii^.

JOHN BEINSafEAD and SONS' GOLDMEDAL PIANOS ,

Wilh llie P.itent lVrf ftt Check Repeatei AclioD.Ou tbe Three Years' sjBtem.

f " A very cltver and useful invention ,llrinlej - Kiclmi-di < and likel y tu be extensivel y adopted."

JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' GOLDMEDAL PIANOS ,

With the PAteni I'.rfect Check Repeater Aciioo." Tbe nearest -,tt;pto.icli to perfection of ' manunl e«pres-

Bion' vi-t IU H J II ^H."—Einmin .'r.

JOHN BK1NSMEAD and SONS' SHORTIKON GKAN 1) I'l ANUS,

tiir leel til inches in lunftl i , xvith the Patent PtrfectCln-ck Repeater Action. P.-ici', Niuly tu Ono HundredGll illP.lF .

" The tone of t in- Gmnd now lefrrrni to possessed nil tbequiduicK Hint a uoo.l p- .xno oiiiii '. to I I .I VP , ,ind in touch nudi.cion was i.rrl.rt . The s»-e l and silvery quality ol ih«upiier nct. ivct xms wni tlij " »t >pfci»l admiration ."—1 lie Era.

JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' GOLD.MKIML I K O N (SIW .N'O I 'lASOS ,

With i l i» 1'j t tnt I'ei(cct Clu-ck lli-penler Action." Sir Julius H- n- t l ict jiUyi-tl Ins well-kuowu onuiiiisition

' Where lire Met- S«tk> ,' ou vne (if M.-.-r.-'. John Dnin.ntNidand Sons" itnuiil I'i.niuS , vritti tho lucvtitl y patented iin-uruveuicnt , wliich cnabVd him lo [I I O I I UCH Ihe sustliilitdIOIIM ITU II grcil v ;iriL-ly ul t fTtcl in i l iu li|( bt anil i-hade oltuiK-, psiit-niilly s;i tvli.:n (XlrcniL ' tlt-liti.ry ot touch iii r<- -(luiifil ."—Cunrt Journal . _

JOHN BKINSJ1EAD and SONS' SHORTll!l)N G l t A X U 1'IAXO S.

Six fci-r s x iiit:lu» iii length , » i lli the Patent Pcrftctl ,'li .-rii l l . | i . M i i r / \ i : l iu i i . Price, Nine ty to One Hunditi lt j i i i i i ^n ^ .

" Aiiuiir.it.!.• r.-i»-litiuii. pcr'rcl -mtrnuto, nnd lusciousInn., i.t l l i i ' i u - tu i ' i . . i i t lu l ly j i i i l i f i e i l t!»•» ( iciformer 's choice."—S-IIII JV TI I I I I > .

7 0J1N B1{I.\S.MK A.D and SONS' SHORTV l l i O N G U A M) PIANO.-i ,

Wil l . l l lH I'.I!.-II I IVll .c t U li .rk l irp ealrr Actiim." Mii iMi -licin' , f ia i i i l , tb.- i i i r t r lb i i a mu xvit l i nliniiat vociil

clfur ^•^¦. i in t l >w.:rtncss I.i the Lei l-iike Ir.

blfiir iifgjj i.i accom-piiuiiiii'iil .x\ li>clii:. . i i irrt sicd i X a l l t u t l y wi th i l ierxtr in . idi i iurypuiier |ini.luii:il in llii - l '> i t« p3.s-;igt'S."—Illustrated tiporl .in^ an i l Oir i u i . i i ic >>>•"> .

JOHN BRINSJIEAD and SONS' SH0R1O 1KUN Ul tANIJ PIANOS ,

With ilm Pii i i i i l IVili 'ct Cbi-ck H pi'att-r Action." An iii.nimse ii i . f . iuti . a in nr|ii- iri;i(is . Tbe rapi'i

pii^saês in the upper rt'tc tcr, tl:. - bûutilul llute.like tout-anil quick ami p i i f i c l it- peti i iun , xxt-re very effective."—Kl-ar...

T OHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' SHORT•/ I K O N U K A X U PIANOS,

With Ihe I' iitetil Perlect C'l"ck Ktpi-atcr Actiou." Tin; tune is rich aud puic , a ' Muring ' effect beiuii thu

result (>f theini:. 'iiiuus aciion uud el-tb-i ritt : woikinnnilnp."—four; (Ji rru ur.

TOllN BRINSMEAD and SONS' CONCERT?/ 1IIU.S" l i K A N D PIANOS ,

with tbe Piiti 'iit IVift - ct Cbpck Uepeat.-r Action." Sir . l u l iui > II L- IU 'I'IC I , IHIW »uliloui heaiil ;u a soloist , de-

tik-btt- tl Ilm |.utilic unce in- r< >. by bis Rrran ênit-i it ol * Wheretb^ llee Sutks.' lie played upon a ueiv Patent Grand byHi iiH iiiPHil , pi].ses>iiu a letuarkably loud and clear tone." —Kcbo.

¥ 0HN BRINSMEAD and SONS' GOLD*J M E I J A L PIANOS ,

With l'atsut l'trtect Check if i-pra t ing Actiou." The upright Irn>i Gritii'l Piuii 'i , wi l l i »o-.lenouto S'innd.

inu' tiiMtd , uruduct") the ut/viuiis leault el a /uller und r'ebt-rtlllie."—.Xlotlllli t; AiJvtTtlSl -r.

T OUN BR1NS-.MEAD and SONS' SHORT*t IKON G l t A N I ) PIAXUS ,

With the I'ulcnL Ptrlect Check licpi -atcr Action.*' A uii- iit boon lo inliiniiv pl.tyfrs , ami invaluable tn pro-

r>-«- .i., 'i.il |i...ui.t- ."—The Sun.

TOUN BRINSMEAD and SONS' SHORTtl IKON GUAM ) PIANOS ,

With the l'iitmt Pci l .c i Check Iti-peater Action." Kvt - iy tin-nils ;i:*e itilo \ it(fd to ensure the production of

peil. -ct III .U I I :III:II .''—Tlir Urcbe.-tm.

JOHN BRLNSMKAD and SONS' SHORT

I11UN I .SU A N I ) P I A N O S ,Witli ihe l'.ituit l'. i l t c i Cl i t tk Kepr.iicr Actiun.

" .Vlicu1 all th. 1 p-ditos J:II .senn.-. souicwh-.i of a niy-tt-ryl.'i * it t t ni.'y ^0. d ill^trtll l i ^nl

will f it t t .1 li' e' ldie; .uij y< -tiv . iy J C H I - tlmu- .inils are imitl e by each nl the £rral Londonin:i i iuiacti ir i' .>, « hi lt- t in - miDil-i-i- inail c b) iln- 2(10 or innr tsi u .t l l^r rinii > U1U-.I repre>i:ut .in tni -r innu-s nunxbiT in t lmcni i r .se ol c e l l yt%.r. The i inp i i . vi.-i i ie i i l id u.aiie ill l ' JuRh<s!iI' I I I I I I ; - . I n t .. c . u -' i l t' i i> tnule to i n p idl y inc i cse, un t i l one1'l.nn -fur i t ina/ i i i '. H i u i y i i l l i -r awillii-r IM > htn, b u ilt t o supp lyl lu : -M . u i i iL ' ,l, ii,..ii. '. OIK - t -t l l . .- laii! i-«t ol t b t f .' , l..t.!ye:ri -!.-il hy .M..si- . . lul i i i lh iuviiu-a, ! anil S.IIIH , of Wi |iiuoie-is' l r l t , cu i . i^ II . :<rl y all .icr.1 uf g round in lt , i ; Gra l t i i n-r i -ad ,!\i-litl?.li- |, ,vvn l anil i-. l l i l i-t id tj tn aci'iiiniii'j dute 3(XJ w ot k -m.-n. TIWM: .VIM I. -, . l .-ni- can supp ly 3;(XX) Pianos i.t . tiu.i .l j ,•lnil l l l f l .- .n... ;i | li 'i- . ' l U t n iuul. i i : i ..l l i"< in Lul l - lu l l cnjia-bl.r I.I n , , k i i , ^

nu .n |Uiil number."—Il lus t t* i iT i -d LumJullN. ivv.

JU11.\ JJKlNbMEAU and SU.NS1 GULDMKDAL P1ANUS ,

Witli tbe lVent Ptrlect Cbixk Kep.Mter Aeliuii."A H:..'tn J dnj ^t- of I. p ctil i.tr (-.in. IT. i<->rii id {.ro.ItiCe

I In' ' i . b l ", mi.I a inilrl i (iii' r tune is prm l ucvd than il aw. II i l . n l , i i i l _ .i- w. -r- : Ui tl." — .Mtnnnu Po-sl .

JOHN BKINSMEAD ami SONS' U0LD

.MKDAI. PIANOS ,Wiili i l ie P.ircnt Period Check Ki-pi '.iU-r Action.

" A j i ' r .'el cheek , ^r .-at p'i\ver , a'lil ijuick repi-tiii-)! !.''—T.ni f Iii .li.i .

I 6lF\ BRINSME ^V D and SONS'" GOLD*J M E D A L PIANOS ,

Wi:li t l iu RiMir J',-il. -i t t ' l iick K.-p .ali-r Action." Proiliices a lwiiiT qua l i ty i.i tone , cii- .iti-r durabi l i ty ,

[i.'iftct Tipititior,, with a cbeck (never be'ore aitaiiud),tv i lh tlie.c..- i t i i i i i ty of tbe ius l tuir .eu t nevtr blocking."—l.atnliin .l Wai IT.

JOHN BRINSMEA D and SONS' GOLD

M K D A I , PIANO S.W i t h the Patent P. i l i ' .;l Check Itrpnitrr Action.

*' V.ry \un uii,u. 'iit-eluhisui , by which the n pi-titi .i ii .,1th-J I . . -V i ti. ..v . i . ..l ."-'l'|,(. H.iiir.

TOUN mriN^llLvLrTiidlsONS7" GOLD*J . M K I M l. PIANO*,

With ti,,. |':iiMK P, ..|,..-i Cli.-ek lii-pe-iivr Action.Ui:at l l i l l l l , l i^h t , in I r 'u , f ! C l .iurl l , anil HI) in.s l i ln

ti-|ielitiiit, ."-Tlie Gli.V.

JOHN U U 1 X S M K A D uud SONS' GOLD MKDA LPIANO S ,

W ul i H i - Pii tci . l l'r l l l-cl Cb«k Ui-j ipali -r Ac t ion ."'I'll- s.» ' tt- .L lout- l i i> solli. -iei.l t n M-cui-K a reply ; l \w

t..in:li ni . i l tli.: :,i,i | . /y i.i I I |M t . t i .m are l ea l l y p. rlecl."—He!^l aviK.

JOHN H U L X S M K A D uIK| SONS' GOLD .MKDALPlA.N'd-,

W i h ll , .- P . i t iu t IViit-tt C l i. i k ltep"»i.T Aclinu." I h. ' a'lv.uit.i/ r- , tu l ly jus.niy the leiui ' PcTitcl* Cheek

Uc|.i:it.'i A i i i . . i- ." — J.il .n Dull.

JOHN H l l l X S M K A U nt :d SONS' GOLD MKOALPIANOS .

Wi:l i tb - i ' i i i i -n t I'.-r '.cl t.' l i . ik lte ;ie.itei Aciion." Tin. t i i i . l i i> m y urn-, hibi , ami i Imtie. " —Miisic.il

Ti uie- .. '_

JOHN 1J1MXSMKAD and SONS' (SOLD MKDAL•J PIANO- ,

W i t h tl..: P a l i i i l I V i l . r i C ' . . k I l i p i - n t t r Ac : i nn.-' T l iu i n v f i it w i i is sin it i c . t j I I M- I I . ' — T h e tj ui 'cn.

J O H N I IKINSJ 'KAD n-.d «OXS" GOLD MEDALP l AN O S j W i i I i t i i f Pj i .n l I'. i l . n Cluck li.p .-.ilfi- Aciion.'' T :.- Int. st .iii.l ^rc.it. ?t i i.pniv. -ineiil iu the Pialiu.

f.i".- ." C i . l'r, 's< .

J O H N l i K I N S M K A D ami SONS' GOLU MED ALPIANO.-,

W i i b i h . . P., t .Mil P. i '. i t Clii' .k Ucp .at.-r Ac t iun .On ibu I'liii-i. Yiiais " S},i.'ii, .

" It .-c- iw ll i . -^ | .M t. -f l ii |.pi ..l-iitii.n cv.-iy .\h. if ol mu slc -^ t i snt > I in ii i i 'i ic'ur . i - ."—I ' m 1 Si .iiulanl .

J O H N H H I X S M K A 1 ) und SONS' GOLD M E D A LPl.\ .\ t )> , w i t h 11..- P . i . n t P.rlc:; C in t k li-pt>iii, . r

Atr i i i .u . On t i n - 'l i,ie. - V.-..;> ' >y.;.ui." t i - . - .i ' fi- v.i luu i . - i. ii I i :c l i t i . -> s> (»' tone a i e piMluri-d

w i l b I I I I -.,- I -.,I . l i ir . i 'i-.i-!}- ."— t h . - Mi.i'i*i'(.

J O H N H R 1 X S M K A D nnd S O N S ' PATENT" PEltl ' KCT C i l C E I C ll-.l KATEIl ACTION"

r i A N O l -'Oli 'l Ks , ot every d<^cni lion , manufactured ei-|-ii-sl y i ,,r I i i i l iu ,,i,,1 i-ilteitie Cl iui>t ' '».

JOHN HU1XSMKAD uud SONS' GOLD MKD ALP I A N O S , xvuli Hi.. P..t .nt l'ti 'ic: P.. p.«ter A.t io . . ,

May lie i.lnainr.l ol ev i i y Musii Srlli'i.

JOHN 1SKINSMBAD and SONS' GOLD MEDALl ' l A X( i. S,t \ . l l i III- P.itd.t i'erfc-t Cliri-k Ittpeatcr Acti, H

From III '•. 230 Uuin.n- .

John BRINSMEAD & SONS' PIANOFORTES(IUAUAXTEKD FOR FI VE YKAltS.

*u * Illu - tr ateil Pritc Lists mil Descri ption , xvi i hOp in oiis of llic I.iindo'i Pre.s ami Mni irnl Pr»ieii>io» lI'.irtvniile j Post Vie* upon app lication. (fell-l y

18, WIGM0RE -ST 11EET, L0XD0X , W.MANUFACTORY— THE "BRIX SMK AD WOKKS"

GRA1T0N-E0AD, KENTISH TOWN, N.W.

BLACK: SILKS

WE ARE NOW SHOWING tho BEST and¦ PUREST MAKES ofBLACK LYONS' SILKS,

ANDB L A C K SI L K V EL Y E T S ,

Foa LADIES' PURPOSES.

g2f We have no hesitation in saying, that thevalue offered in these Goods cannot bosurpassed.

Patterns, with Price per Yard, will be senton application.

P. TOBIN & SONS,'. 58 and 59, QDAT, WATEBFORD.

N.B.—Ladies' French Gloves of snperiormaDnfnotrj re. op21.tf

Paius iu lbe Back , Gmvel , Lumbago, llheumatism , Gout ,' Deseaees of the Kidneys , and Bladder, Stricture , etc.

DR. DE R00S' COMPOUND RENALPILLS are cebbraled all over tbe world , as tho most

sale and speedj- remedy for the above dangtrou9 complaints,Discharges ol nny kind , Slow iu the Bladder , and DiseasesOf thi kidneys and Unuary Organs generall y. Possessingtonic properties , they Kgree with (lie moat delicate stotoacb,strengthen the digestive organs, increase the appetite , im-provA tbd gfueritl be.illh, and in tbrce duvs will effect H

curp, when copaiba , cubebs , and all dangerous med.c incs oftbatclau have utterly failed . Price li. 1-Jil., 2s, OJ , i>. 6J.,11s. und 33s. per box.

1 Tbese celebrated Pills ure an infallible remed y in themost obstinut Q case*. I)y their Ube nloue many thousand *)have been anuuully restored to health , when every othermedicine has failed. Their vast nuptr iui i ly over eve iy th ingelse in the cum of the above compluints is universallyackuoxvletl ge ' , and the eitrnurdinary deoiuutl lur them eversioce . tbeir first introtluctiuu is witbout prectdeut. In noinsl.luce hove they ever been known to fail , or productthose dHti»;croaj eyuiptom -t so otttf t i resulting f iooa cip.i'b.-i ,culieb?, turpentin? , and otlirr medicines usuall y resorted t»They require neither coufiueineut nor cli ni jjs of diet , nii .lmay justly be considered tbe only talc, tflieacious ri-m.d yfor all btuges ot those disorders lur which they am recom-mended.

THB MOST WONUEUKUL PILLS in, the WOKLL) .

DR. DE ROOS' PILULiE VlTiE, or VEGK -TAULB L IFB 1'ILLB. —Ah 6uffeitT!> Irotn Kc iirra l

n'eivousucsij and morbid tcelinjd , low Spirits or harassingdrcuiup , unnecessary li-urs, ineut.d irrit -.itiihty, f.tilure ol thelni-utul mid bodily puxvt-r>, wt-akiu-ss of ih.i nerves , lieud-ache, uoist's in the he^d , iciddinesn , indi ge&tiou , auit otl.rr3j inptotus ol cluonicdifii'iise , tvill IIHI I ivitli joy the discoi'.-ryol l.'r. Ue Hoo> ' Lile l'ill.s, wbicb Fpi i-Uil ) untl i.ltuuat u,ngic:illy remove p-iiu und li cense, xvb it-vei n.iturc, reitorccbeerlulue.ss to thp tip int-i ,vi gour to tbe bjily, and M r-Mi ^th 'eu'all the orâos on vvhicti l l ie anddcitlh ilepeud . They Jcnot cinUiH u paitiele of mercury, hut are purely vegetablenud 'or ulfi'dioiiH of (lie l iver , fl.itu/ency, bile, sici li .nl.iclic ,ilizziucss , I USK of appet ite , lowueas i f .spirits , ?cusalioiis ofllllieili .11 the pil ot ihe -.tollmen, paill bi: tw,ti l l lbo (.Iliiuid-ers , itud tb.: t listrr si aria iu^ Itoui init.^ .-atii.n A -I .1 êt.tr ..detuhty, they will be found of uuexu tupled i-fiicacy ; ami ilis no BM .all advantage Hint they can be taken at any tun .withoat danger either from ivet or coi.l , or n eecs.sity Ii.irestraiut fion, bu-.iiie.s3 or plen.suri*. '1'b'ynct milii ly ou tl .bowels, xvitbnul puin or griping, iinpui t atnugih tu Ihstomacb , piovide .t tiealth y uctiou ut the liver , thus preventins , nr when pro.ml , curing tin- j .undite and tlrupstcleansing tbe skin , ri.-uiovio^ the sallowtu 'ss nnd p- iD p|i>puritj itik' tbif blood, bracing t l i . ' ueivt-s , ^n.l uiHivt-l lou sliliV'Storatiii R tb.r IV IIO I M byslein. KeiuaU -s ..I nil ages XM

find tb im inva luat ile , anil should lieu r bi: witl'nul Ilit - uI'nce 1>. lid ., 2,. 9.1., 'U. 01., Us , mul 33-i. per bm ,

£-if Sold ill Til l! M KXVS l l rp .CK , Wntir lorJ .

Tbe mOsl nstouudiu^ Cur.-s ure daily be.in? effected in t.o<of Nervous iJebil i ly, Impurity ol I lie lilu.ii) , I)e!u:tnCirculation , Lingour , Lussituili- , Dopreisiou ol Sp nlIndi êstinn , I'aiu anil l;ajpttution iu the .>idc, i l î . t sa inDreams, &c, by means ot

DK UK KOOS' wurld -lan-.ed GUTT.t VlTiK , or Vgetable LIFK I>U01'S , tvboi, - ffTei-ia are rmliy in.

gical in lestonni! lust tune to tbe system (jriMng froiwhatever cause), ic-nivigoratiug and enlivening \\w whocorporeal frnuitf, and graduall y, but etftctivtl y, baildii ig utbe most shattered cou ^lit uliuu.

Allliougli Ibis trul y ivonderful recuperative l.ûic is u-put lorward as impmtuii; ltnmurtahly, it is not tco nunto .-ay lhat by its means N*w Life is, as it weip, unp.irt.to the nervous and debilitated , who were evidi'iul y smkitiuto an early ^rave ; wl.ilsl to those of lualurer êarswil l s^ntl y and nrrrnely protract tbe close ut 11IV. Tbo-aau.U ol apparentl y lippeless casts-, |:ivtn up by Itie l ..cultare now iu the enjoyment ot bial th (l i fe a (ire- .lt s.t bl.-a.si nâ living testimony to the uiispeak lule value of this r-.- m.iiable medicine. Huudreil.s ut lestituoii iats , loo uauurouspublthb , may be BCCU by H U V oi.e. The preparMtiou it ctrrinel y pleasant to take , and none i.eed sufTii- tvlnlj t ,utn uiir.t' ulom medic.uuirii: is in existence 1'ITSOIM

stulioiis lialii t , dtbi l i tat i i l IcuMles , and those on whom llwear and le.tr ot l i l u id beginning to tell , sbolll.l per.evt-Btemlily xvitb this l ife-reviving tonic fur onu month , aithey will be asliiiiisbcl at i l s results. All tbuse wbu latried ulbci- means , yalvanic aii.l electric app liances , &without uny beneficial icsult , are earueatl y rt'c.iuiuirudto ni.lke lair trial of tins mt-dic.nc , which , being C OH C O LI

on the hwhest scicntdic princip les, invariably su.rre.Tbe ^teat ûccess utti -ndau t uu this ivtindertul tliscovery bled >O a host ot buinb e an. 1 worthless i itn li i l i oi i s . I' tIU and 33« uer bottl. - . The large siz.i conta'ui suflicufor lour week:.

I nportant Notice to the Pii&iYc—PJvcry package of IOe Itoos' preparntio oH dears the Uovernmeut Stamp, withe words , " Walter Do I'.uos', London ," in White Lelteou a K'd Ground , by unU- r of Her Majest vS Hunuur.i tCommissioiu-r- , wi'.bont which none can possibly lur *IMILiui' . Dr. lj u Uoos ' world.lamed Medicines are sold bt MKenney , The Waterf uri News Oltice ; .Mr. Wliiu- , OLstrcOlfice, liall yiui-na ; :.nd lliey luaj - l.u oLtainn i oi i-vePatentMeiti .-iut: Vutulor iu i l ie .vorM ,aii<i ot moa: t.'ti.:uii.slror sbuulil llie least ililticulty . ccur , wil l be turw.-ir.led o.i ;p . r t ol' tbe United Kingi l - .in [carrul.-e ir< - e , pu r r - l ' i ru ,r.cei pt ot llie amount , l.v I'r. De Uou^ , -W , ll.iliuul >i u.iLoudun , W.C.

l).j.'ii l ' ( . i t t - l .-nil ] ueri-uii- . .-u f f f i i rs sl.' .ul.l r tn. l i|,e ¦' .\Ic.cal Ad VISIT ," by Dr. i) u I!i>u- . mi the hi cm can- is oi uiTom .Ifbil i '. j , unhappy ni.il u n ! r u i t i u l inani»(;i s, iiupotemdepr.Miiou ul spu-.lT , ai .il coi.tiruied ir.i 'laiicii .jlt , too t iquently trut-e.tble lo t-i K..ih \ t -ruiciuus l iabi ls acumrt-ilearly hie. Sent f i s t Ir . e ou reci-ipi oi tw .-lve si.iiiijby y .r. I.aivt' -, im-licil pub!i-h.r , 1J , ll.ni.l.cnrt , llo!l,u iLondon , W .''. A sin-i ii etiiuon may b- ha i p.j-,t tree Itwo s'a iup- .

41 Marriage rightly unJer3t<;oiI ,Givc3 to lite virtuous nnd the iôo.l ,A Paradise below."

Juxi publish , ¦!, f '.s t Free , f i r ti >'(J »II ,< ¦A X K W . M K D I C 'A L U U U K on .\! AI .F .Ui .K, by

l'bysiciilll ol n i n n y J I ai s ' pricl icr . A pincMc.d guilo i i u l b sexes bel'u ie i i . l r i i u i ; t l .e unl,],il >t . , t . t w i i h '

p l.ius '.uc:ioiis f i r i!.i? >p .vi!y te in i .va i ..: all li-.i -n i i l i l i iMti .and i i n p e i i i m i-n t s , x t h u l i too oll i-u i b 'tn r bappn i f s s ib er e iit al-o I r e i l s i.n t l .e r.ni-e'.! preun i t uu ' dec li ne , loss in mi -hood , nervous d e i n l i t y , pau iH ill t he bi.t-It , --p .- r t i i , i to i r i . ti i up- 'lmct f , ix l u i i t L - lass i tude, sb )u e . s , i n c a p u - i i v lor sitor btistuc^ dislas e tor s.iei.-t}' , mil l 1 b * i i t i t i iboi le.s-. in f u ilies n s u h i i i g t i o i u \ i .- i i i b l u l at.iMt-s . r . xcr>si-s ul a d u l t litogether w i t h t h e b u h l ) s ut c f s - f n i mid ihu f . . ug l i l y >imodi; of trea 'uu- l i t , wlp - rub y sutfi - n-r- mnv In.- spi' rd l y? tond to health ami happine s:.. A.Mnx—Mr. .loliusti:Publisher , 27, Verul.x iu-sireel , l.( .ndotu , K C.

nj T I l K U A P E I O N , tb iv l - r i i u b rem .d y lor NvrvcJL ness , Deli i' i , ami nil tlmse disensi s lor uLich ui

cuiy, sars ^paiilia , .x;c, lire Keuci.ilfy pre scribe d. Devonall uppeaiiince ol m- i l . t i i i ,-, il may be c.init*l in i l.e t»,c}or leit an] where , » tl .uut . xcMiiij f t>u -<piciuu. 1'n t i s -j, ;I;, (i.i., Us nnd 3'is., ot ni l 1'atent Meii i iuc Veu.lorsput-t Irre ln.m Mr. II . I li..ii,.|s ,Cheu.ist , 7 M . M ^r t i i . 's-li,Loniluli , W.C., or Mr . D..xies, Clieuii>t , Comuii-ii ial Uil.oiitlou , 1C.

1 I l K K A l 'K I O N is pr.pi -.r.-.l in ilin-e tlilTi ri nl for .Xuf . 1, -', mul 3, nccrdiuu to the purp..st- ior which in. t ' i idid — lur i'u i l paiui-al. irs of wb -.th u-.id t he descri p' 1pmnp ltl et soul Ir. o lor t l i r i e s!.tinps , by Mr . .JoliuatHii .ikseller 27 Vt- iu!aiu -~i i .v i , l.tuili.n , K.C. a.

10 11K U I V K . V A W A Y .'A Ni-tr Miilii -al V.u i l i ,j llaniaj .-r, ihe cnuie and cur. f

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