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LAB0E8T ClBCCLATION IK THE SOUTH OF IBELANDPttbliiVa aiiy>North Wbarf on flundayl at 7 a-m. ! _ ' ' ' ; , .

A Special 8teamer aWo eail« trom New UUfo rd toWaterford at 7 a.mjjn Mondaye, on arriTol of tne ».l&'i'raia from Pflddirffton the prerioui ereninff. ' I ¦Pocsongor* traveUISg by, tha: Bteamer torwg vi?to>*-

ford on Saturdays wfll prooeed from.NerfiiUuoio Dyths 3.55 or 9.45 Train on Sunday morninff. • J _;

Cargo c»n only ba reooiTeo eobject w'w j Vrj iohippod in time for the B.Usmerj to •>• •»«ea

ĥf âVTBlSf from NEW

MttFOBD.willr,fa.off îiii, WATT ABBiyAL of Steamer* leavuiB «»-torfordat 5 p.m. , ! |. . i _, . ,Under no oircomstanoe* can Paasengera holding linrd

GlaesTioifeta be allowed the use of 8alopn. ,VKS&S-WATEBPO&D AND WNDON i J ^CntOLE s (available 1 week) 1st ClMiftddBiloon.iesOd«• :•• . . i 2nd Class and Salodn, 35B 6d¦ i " " ! 8rd Claw and Foro Cabin, ate 0d

nrjTTJEBO (oTailablo2moath») Ut Cla««& 811004,7&.•• . » 1: •' : • Za&CUju &.&aioautAit." " 3rd Clae» andro» CJ»bin;83« 6d.

FurthBi: infpraation . can bo obtained , from Mr^B.

F600, Bailway Terminniii Limerick ; Mr.: W. V. Mo-N*ttAEA, Adelphi Wharf, Waterford. Tnb BMB VOVBF4BBB bfltween^otlier importftnt Btatloni, .tne ITinwT»We«, «ad Throngh Batea for Qodia, AOyJS*11 P*obtained of Mr; W. J. -BIDBSIU;, the- Qrdat 'WesternBulvay Campanj's Diatriot Agent, Adelphi Wh*rf,Wfttottord. ggjjgy Ĵ BEBJ^ 0^̂ M»n*pr.•Pftddiastona'orminM.i-. ; , , . ::; i . ¦. . .• ; :, ¦.. . < i. X f A l -

¦ : - . ¦' . taprowflTBiita no B»»>oolveday, „ 5 ...11 morning WoiQesday, „ ' 6 ... * nfnooDFridav, „ 8 ...l£jioon Satarday, „ 9 ... 6 aTnoonTneedny, „ 13 ... • affnoon Weddesday, „ 13 ... 8 nightFriday, „ 13 ... 4 aft> noon Satijrday „ 16 ...lu nig t̂Tu«4ay» ., 18 ... 5 nffnoon TbOrsday, ' „ 21 ... 2 mornFriday, „ 22 ...18 .noon!. Salnrday, „ 23 ... fi of noonTncsday, „ Z8p..: 2 Ut'noon Wedn'sday,,,: 27 ... 8 nisht ..Friflay, „ 29 ..; 4 alfnoon ISatarday ,;'! ;0 ,;, 10 night "KJ> On early Momlnf SullnOT, • (Jnblns pf tha steamers willbe. open to receive:Passengers arriTipg by: tho Night MailTracaff. !' ;• i ¦ - • i * T

, F,*B*3—C»Mn, Sipglc, lla. j do. Elnglo—CMldron (and Ser.rant* travoUinir with FamUtei) lOsi £ do Eetarn (available forTwo rmonthsl ! optional to return from or to LiverpoalJ, 25aPecl îdngld, 7s. 6d; ; do Children, fci.: ¦ • '

Goods received ' and . discharged at Cambcrland Barin,Bristol. I ¦ i i i ! . . j . ¦ tW A T S3 F 6|E D . iSD W T E B P O O l

tWB. Tr/lEETOBD r ¦ ¦ ' , . : ',FE0H LmZTOOZ. IFriday, JuC» l..| a oft'noon Friday, , Jon? 1... 3nlt'noon'Monday, ,|! ?..: 2 aft'noon Monday, |, i , B aft'noonWednesday, ,r I 6... s aft'noon Wednesday, '„ 6... SnigbtFriday. , •„: 8... S alt'noon Frtfty, .- i. „ 8..'. 9nS«ht ¦Monday, „ ill... 4 affnoon Monday. „ 11...12 noonWednesday, „ 13... S oli'nobn Wednesday, .„ 13...12noonffidoy. • '• ,, 15... 3 affnoon Fridiy, ¦' -I j, 15... 1 affnoonUonaay, „ 18... * affnoon Mommy, „ 18... \ affnoonWednesday,.,, 20... S a/fnoon Wednesday, ,„ 20... 7 affnoonFriday,'.- : - ,, .22... 2 aff nbon Friday, „ 22... 8 nightMonday, . ;,,-25.., 4 affnoon Monday, „ £3...12 noonWednesday, „ 27... 8 affnoon Wednesday, : „ 27...12 affnoonFriday, ,, :29..: 3 aff noon Fri jy, ' ,, 29.., '2 (iff noon

FASE3»-Cabm. Sinilo. 15s. : do. -«lnifl

CSdntral Ireland Eallway, Waterford, Dunganan.andLiamoreEeiliray; and: Watorford and Limerick BoiliraT.Parcels booked throagh at low Bates to all principal Bta-

tiors on London and North Western! Hallway,¦I WATEBFOBD AND NEWPOKT (MOH.)Faoa WJHOTOED. ¦ I : I Foon ' NtWroar.

As Cargo Offers. : I ' Aa Cargo Oilera.W A T E E P O B D " A N D I T O U Q H A L

As Cargo oilers.W A T E E P O E D i A N D , ! N E W E O 8 8

PEOM NIW Boss—Daily, Sandaye diceptod, at 9-15 a.m.PCOH WilSBlORD— Dailr, 8andaya' oxceptod, at Ŝ S p.m.

W A 1 E B F 0 E D A N D i) U N Q A N N O N .FEOU.DOHCIHBOK—Dally; Snndaj'j'eicoptea; at 8.30 a.m.Fson WiiBKroao—Daily; 8nndayyex£epted, at 3-15 p.m.Noii1-Tho Waterford Sioamsbip Companr, Limited, Insure

all Goods Shipped by these Lines of Steamers at 3s. Id. per.Cent. to. Traders having Yearly Agreements, and 5a. perCent, to Occasional Bhippcra, values to be doolaroi at time ofShipment. Forms and all Information to be had at theoffices. ' |

Berths secured and every information given by Astmts at.¦ WiHST0Ei>—Waterford BteamsbHp Co. (Limited), HeadOffices, Tho. llalL . • ; ¦ ] ¦ «

LiTKEPOOi -̂Waterford Steamship Company (Limited), 20,Water • !'¦'.¦' , 1 1 •¦¦pfonv (jMsfotowit. ¦ I :

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PcBunAtr ¦ 'I J.. For EaliliiandBtltitnore...JunoiaCASKAU, : I ... ForH»UlM fthd Baltimoro...JTino27NOVA SoonAn.. ' ForiHillfsJE sod Baltimore;..July 11

BATES OF OCSAB PABSAUB ISaloon, 10 to 18 Guineas ;lD>Urm«diati) , £5 Cs. !

Steerage at Lowest Hates. ' .Throngb TfoWWa tttSpecial Hates W Chleaco, Winni-

peg {Manitoba),1 Northi-Westl TflrriWry, Brftuh Colonj.biaiaiidto slljraibUin'the Wesrern States and Canada;. ToHrwU; Sporfamen, and' otheri -Waiting the CanaW

, diaii NOrtb-Wert. can avail tpemMltej of a tpce ial lowirrfurri raM toithe Wonderfal sceniry. in tho EookjrMountains and the Spirting district!. . ' ' . ' . '

PAHPHLET8.—Mafulof Manitobi and CanadianPaolflo Bailway; also xocebt iasoo'of 'Pamphleta onCanada and t6o Western BtAte * of Ajaorica, 4*. centfree. : ' i . !' ¦ ¦ i i ¦ ¦; ' . '. ' .;8gT 'Western bound patsenjer*' oooompanlcij by a

;8pobial C6ndni5tor: ; ':¦, " ' " I - ; ; |; : , " •¦ ' •,': Full partioolars on!applicatioa to,' J.1 SCOTX & Co.,Qaeen4town:!'io Ar>t,An BBOTHBES & Co., JamesStreet,' Liverpool, and Foyle StreVir, Londonderry)Messrs. MUBFHY & WABD, 2, Birronstrand Street;W»torford V ,THOHA«: Pn«b»ti, 16, : B»rron«trandStreet, Waterford | or; WiiLtAa JofflB-TBOT, 81,AUen-Stroet, Oappoqnin. ! ! ! ' : " ' . '„., - Urerpod, ?ioe i, 1888, , r ,f ,/ ; I***

¦'LIMERICK s D ISTILLERY,¦ ' ::;l'EBTABi4«E l̂> .i806, ¦maiS flna old Dietaierrj ieepa paee vitb tboi age by adoptioz . erexr modern Jmnrove-ment M It appears, Bod lit ceUbwted' noir all overthe world for Jjrodudingtbe Finest1 Po«ible

: Be»l IBIBH POT iSTHOi WHISKY,tU favoorito Braid Ini all; HulMr*, ̂ filled inSbiirjCu}f » ; toT, pp ^fn l̂iMifsf p mM ioa.' .

Sample* i«ad qnotatloni ) aent vto WholeweDealer*onapplieatlon to I ' . - | ¦ .¦+ ':& ¦

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BEilMv&mKAPEra! ABE THE PUREST AND BEST

ia32.6m Lemonade;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ASOMATIC SIHGES MM ,

Seltzer Water, Soda Water, Ginger Beer. '. V ; ; ; '" ~~~7'i ". "r~ 7y j ~\\-7-TZ ~ ¦. ; X xf .̂

66 .HEBPEEIA" /iy p ' ' . , . . : . , y > . ¦ ¦¦ ' -jj , . J?;m thof Eaiclotioo. . X ... &** ¦

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/ # / FLA.VODE & .Q01.Q0B

/ / i§ / °^ IFC(RM EXCELLENC E.

V* / JOH N ADAIR , ) For County Waterford ,/ ) ¦ • . : ¦ WATEEFOBD . ) Tipperary, & Kilkenny.' ' ' (al3.3m)

. =;> X ^•¦::¦: gRBi f̂tn^; 'L.- • ¦. • " - •WATEBFOED AND LDtt EEICK BAIL WAT.

Up Traim f romJ VaUrford. ¦ ¦¦ ¦ • •

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ClacsJciasa'CiOU. Clais. Clica. Clitt: cloci1i.u. A.M . I i n . I P.U. r.u; r.ii. p.u

Watorford dap. .. 7 45 10 16 ; 1 20 3 0 830 830Carrick-on-Suir ... 8 22 10 41 , 1 48 3 31 9 15 9 ISCloumel , ,,. ... 9 0 U 15 ; 2 21 4 IQ 10 :G U' .OTipperjiy: :.. ... 10 0 12 0 3 5 4 10 1155 11 SSJnocUon 10 .9 12 20 ! 3 85 5 85. 12 23 12 25OoU.: .̂-. .̂.i... 13 SO- 3*4 S'45 I ... ' ... 'Pallas ... :,: 12 *1 1 3 55 b.a. 1!TBO 12 SODronlcea ... ¦ 12 *7 -4 1 6 i '¦ . ... :Boho - ... 12 55 < B .fl 13 I Limerick arrival ... 11 0 115 * 30 a 35 1 SO ISOr J TZ l -L . Z. \. "_rf ' - ' " - " •'* '1 » S • ; ji owniJVvjinj f r o n i IAmench. '

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p.n r.ijrLlmorlci dop... 6 0 ' 0 85 111 0 ' 2 « ! 4 0 11 0 11 0Boher 6 18 ... |ll 18 .. ' 4 20 Dromteon ,, .,. 1 6 27 .•.-.¦111 27 ... * 30 . ... '....PalLbT . ̂ ..'. e S7

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B. b V.Eailway. *. u. x. n. x.a. ¦¦ •»Tralee dop. — 1 6 0 10 Z3 X . U. i. tlSlLncj - j i „¦ - "g » K I 1 ICork t. - 11{ I? *J - r*UaUotr I " ' " .» 3 I -

l££moZ ... "rtr. - 10 35 3 0 - -

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• : . ! TgOUAO O'T?ALLET,TrBTir,yr.

ALL "I^yiTEN wbo 'nlsh to Marry end bo bapiy¦ iSlll BbonM eee tha MA6IC UlRROh,sent i free to any part of the world on receipt acaeddreca', 8, FltB-S^aara.-Sbfeaeia. , Doa't d3b; -̂Send at oncfe—it coats yon nothing. '

Wot only io Protect but to Promote Trade, tv.ld• : ' bring ' Qooi Hen togethtr.

' -. ¦ 'EwABUSHEiB 1830. |-

Flint onaico 'o feritioh and Porcisaj Coinmoroial Inauiry Olucoa.

HEAD OFFICES :—58, O&EAPBIDE, Lon-don and BOW LANE. London, E.C. ,'Be—a Bsnkrupt.i Failure for £30,00u lu less that a

je»r"i trading. For TesUmoulali soe below «to effloicnoyox îStermtion lnltbjjfbOTe W», Another £5,000 (PIT.Thousands Pounds) wv»a W our •ubsoriberf. N.B.—HotipoaKul

one oI tlieia Tlrtlmliie

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S A jL E ,SriTTY OF WATEBFOED

Valuable i leaoeliold Promicoa %oz C2I0: by [Auction. v :AUo the ntnainier of tha Btoeb of Furniture, $1,1 ' , Ifc. consisting of— : i ; :

IIIEBOES, : PLATED j WABE, CUTLEET,; BED-STEADS, IBOff BABE, COPYING PSE83, BET8OP HABHB88 , BRIDLES, HOEBE CtOTHING,PEEAHBTJLATOB8, !&C &C. I ;

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,; :Oft HOBDAY & TUE8DAT 25th & 26th JUNE . '88,

At Twelve o'clock, on the Premises] ¦"TVTO. 27 B A i i B O N 8 T f i A N D 8 T B EE T,-DJ WATEEFOBD, by directions of Mr. JOHNPENDEB, wbo Is retiring from the Furniture Busi-ness, Dining ̂Briom and Library Chairs, Arm ditto,Loungeral Centre Tobias, Side do., Sideboard,Cabinet and Presses^ Chimney Mirrors in GiltFrames, pinaments sad, Clocks, Glass, China andDelpb, Lamps, Oleographs, Oil Paintings andEngravings in variety; Tapestry Carpet and;8qaarado; 12 x 12 - Wool KrifjB and Mats. Hearth Bugs,Linoleum, Stair Oilcloth and Carpet, Gipsy Tables,TKTWon Winder Chdirs. Loo Tables ic, &c. !

Iron Bedsteads and PalliiSsdv-rToUet Tableo,and Glasses, "Basin Stands and Ware, Commodeo,Towel Airers, Gentleman's and Lady's DressingCases, Work Boxes and Writing Desks, Ladies'Work Baskets Lined with Satin ; Officer's Cabinet ,Fenders and Jnros, Office Tablta and Deiks, IronSafe, Copying Press, Plated Ware and Cutlery invariety, Dish Cover* Perambulators, Bracketo,Counter Glass Coses, ic, &c.

Sets of Single and Tandum Harness, Brldloo,Horse Clothing, Whip), Htad Collars, Tiatrellinj}.Brief and Lady's Hard Bags, Car Cushions,Lapping Paper, 6 | Photographic Lenses andCameras ? : about 43 I Single and Double BarrelBreech and Muzzle Loading Guns ; Kevolrers andPlnf/iln. ' . I

ON TUESDAT, JUNE 26tb ,At 12 o'Clock, will ba Sold, on the Premiseo.

THE VENDbB'S i INTEREST IN THEVALUABLE CONCERNS, in which the Furni-ture BusineGS l>48 been extenairely carried on foean number of ipare. • :

It contains—Spacious Shop with Large SbonWindow Hall Door Entrance, Six Show Booms,W.C. Pautrie*, 2 Cellers, &c.

The Gas Fittings frill go nith the IatereGt.Particulars of Lease . ai Sale.

(23* We wish to call the attention of partiesrequiring a really good and well-situated BnslneE3House to this Notice, for ouch rarely offers in thisthickly-populated and much-frequented part ofthe City. 1

Terms—-Cash.THOMAS WALSH & SON, Auctioneers, &c-The Mall. June 20th, 1888.

CAPPOQUT f̂

Important Unrenorvod Auction¦ : I Off

HANDSOUE HOUSEHOLD ff URNITURE

W F . BBOWNING hao received instructionsO from U»O5cril.OT QUBBINS, Esq. (who is

Icarioff Caupoqnin), to Sell BY UNiJESEBVED AUC-TION, on. 1'UESDAX NEXT, the 26th JUNE, Thefolllowiog i eioelleat HOUSEHOLD FURNrTUBE,-which is all of a snperiorj description, and only in nso ashort time; comprising io : ; :

£> SAWING EOOH i~A magnificent rich-toned TriohordCottage .Piano, by D'Almnino. & Co., of London, 7Octaves, solid Boaewood Ehonized Casa with carvedBracket Legs, a Tory superior instramont ; handrtSiiiSEarly EogUsh Eboniscd and Gold Cabinet with hand-painted Panels, BeruUed Plate Glass Back, and fittedwith Drawers and Cellaret ; splendid Earl; EnglishSolid Oak EbonisedArm'Chair, upholstered in leather 1handsome OotagObal Ebonised Table, 4 very prettyGipsy Tables, Ebonised and Sold Corner Cupboard,"Whatnot, 3 Ebonised and Occasional Chairs, 2 emailEasy Chain aid Camp Chair, excellent Pier Glus, 4ftGin by 3ft 6ln : Mantle Board, Pair Red Cart&int, Polaiand Bings; pair Burmese Curtains and Poles, &o . '-,mod Carpet, Hearth Bug, Fender and Steels, BrassMounted Coal Seattle j! some Indian Matting ; someBrockets, &e. ¦ | ¦ ¦

DINING. BOOM :—Excellent Telescope Dining-Table,rrith Carred Pillar Legs j Arm Chair, Fender andSteels, Carpet, Hearth ttug, 8-Day Clock, Side Board,Cupboard, Otal Habogjuiy Ceatro Table, with hand-corns Carved Claw, writing Table, &o.

HALL :—Some Linoleum ZJotoi Stair Carpet andCods, Bracket, &o. I

The Furniture of Two Bedrooms, whioh Is very gocd,comprising :—Brass Mounted Iron Bedsteads, verypood Hair Mattresses,1 Marble Top Wash Stands.Toilflt Ware, Mahogany Drawing Tables, ToiletGlaeses, Towel Bails, Polished Pino Chesis of Drowera,Splendid Wardrobe with Drawer, Commode, PedestalFender and Steels. 3 Linoleum Bath Mats, 2 WinsorBugs, Cans' Seated Chain, (Brockets, Haojrinj BookShelf. Curtain and Poles] &c.

dBEVANTs Boon i—Iron Stretcher, Flock Mot:trees, Mahogany Wosh| Stand and Ware, DressingTable, Ao. - - I ^KJTCHEN i—An excellent American Store, in per-fect order, not long in use, with Cooking Stensils tosnit ; 2' Tables, eome Rish Covers, quantity of Wareand Glass, Chairs, Copbdard,3 Japanese Trays, KnifeBox, Meat Safe, some Washinf^Subs, C3t Grazing! Land, Railway commnni.cation open to fill parts of tbo Continent. ImprovedFarms for Sale it all parta of Canada. ¦. Agricnltural Labourers and Female DomesticServants nre in great demand. !;

Apply for tho- Ne'jj Governiaeht Pamphloto,llapa, and f nil infonoation to

THOJIAS i| 0ONNOLliT, ;: ; Canadian Government Agent.

Kothnmberlond Bocso, Bercoford-Placo. Dublin

Cioyclo -for Dalo- Â Esrcjoia. '

TTTiOB, i8AX.¥, A CQVBNl'Kx- MACHINESTLiC . CO. BPECUL. CLUB (54.ioch) oith oil thelatest Improvements, : Including T nandleo. TheMachino & iirscticaUyf new, baving been: littlet 'ddeo, and Owner only dew*? to part with It iaorder to get a Bscer 16 its etesd. The Bicycle cost,221;; it is ths very bat Ecsdstcx to ba bod forC0B07» ¦! • - I ¦¦ ¦ ' \ <! Further ParticnUrt ct Ten NBWB O£3ce. i \

HONE INDUSTRIES,; G E N U I N E ;I R I S H - M A D E SOA!? ,:

j ivHOUSEHOLBJ AND TOILET, ii SOLD ^VEBttf HEBE. ' \ ;

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I JOinT DAEBnajGrXOn k DOIJD, IKING'S INN fifeu&ET SOAP WOEKS,;

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: . ! ESTABLISHED 1776. ¦' [f20.1y |

i | - ,F OBTBAITS ; ; [ ; innAKBSDilLyby Mr. WIHTEB.ona ItoUhedJ. ! iB*h«*»«t«*yl* W Aw, •tblwpprofed; . . ; • . - : ¦; ;i, i*i îoMMinBo ftBnw»t- [ < . ] ¦ ¦ \ .aBr6a.QPAY(en>itMytKA»cai)WATEBJOBP: TmoiT ATMotto; isito HoA«8Mnt8*-AUtdtwttf fro* Irtitattofc rftt« &*»} Ma ho^MnetiX ^^tig t t tMy'maS ad rt tin alsunt imfiedUt*

ĴuTrffSSd tyS* ̂«r of " Brown'.BronohUl

itdTptt Sot twdfSkyg aabUS with • "Jacking

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,\ .IMFAETLE : . PEIP^LETMEHTOJ

. - ¦ . . . _— _̂ : , ; .

Bain* the end of the Sê on with l Mannfacturers, Oar Buyer,! in visiting tho' ¦. : . . . ' Markets last: peek, secured some ; ;

EXTRAOEDTNAKJ: ¦ ¦

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| Mantles, Beaded Tisites; Loose-FronM Jacliets,! Dust Cloaks, &c, !\ The greater portion of which we are

:offeriDg at Hal f their original Price.

; . ' - SIPTHSCJnr^^IEj . |We ' ¦will also show some Leading Novelties in Jerseys, suitable for Tennis and Boating,

i in all the Newest Materials, including Pongee Silk , Flannel ,Sateen, and Flannelette. ;

i. ; JAMES HEA1WE .«C. eT7. KM -W lr& Ji3 3HE 1T' S

M I E J B Jffi A LAre indispensable for

LUNCHEON PAETIES flU-WlUH UttlUIiJ/I LlATUJtLUS

ROAinNf; wynnnsioiTO LAWN TRWNIS PARTIES DEJEUNERS

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and upwards,Aro aaav in such creattariotyi of tne-toriala, coci-prlsJnSiall tho nootfoahion-abla titripes, Choc'jo, andother foncy patterns ; ' alsoin Black and Blao Sortjca,Diajonalj, 4c, &o., thattbo moit lutidions will ex-perience ao dilcoaltj inpleuinh themcolres.

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In NEWtST 8HAPES,made froa BboU Dh"omilWorstods, with BraidedEdges, pnd beaotifnily trim-med and Soiibed aroUNEQUALLED VALUE,

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BOYB' and YOUTHSCLOTHING.

Warranted to> enduro batdwe.ro, cida tn tha concatetylw. ready for iomodbUass in all qualities tz circs.

I O 0 BOBDED DEPARTMENT

Is roplota with dl , thjNotclties bid Latest Stylesof tho SciMn, frcn nhichva :

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, ft.-fc:l ;¦PittinsGivccnta

> . . araGuaranteed.

ENGBAVED ILLU8TBATION8 of FasWonabloShapes and, Noocot 8tjb cf Garraenta for tho Ucasen,nith patterns and m&toriah, era fotrj-trdod fro onapplication) ' ! ' ' !

tJlmplo IHrooHona for 'Salf-mcaantcmont cro fb>irarded 'that nill cuabla any ccntlcman to taka bisown measdro as oorrcotly as if taken by • PracticalTailor. I i : ; j

Any ,Garment trill ba ozchanircd nithln a monthbftar pnrohaso if not Worn or Injarod. :i All Parcos forwardedj carrhjo pddi by rail crpost, I . :

¦ : .Post OQco Orders payoblo to

B . B: T A iii ' '¦ ¦TklLOV., CtOTniBB, HATTEtl, HOSIBB , AHD

I QCHEOAL OOXFITTEB,29 AND1 80, DAIIS.8TKEET, DUBLIN.

I Or. A,rpUDCn,S UB QE O Ul D E N T I S T , - ¦. -.

26, HE:JBIF.TT4-6TEEET, V7ATEBF0BD.

ME. WUBCH bos Attended tbe Practice of. tb»- late B. W. FBSSUAV. ffurgeoo Dentist, fortbo bat tbreflycars witn. Batlifaction, and tbere^orafeels confident of kind wpportand1 patraniM. ; i

LOMPOK AODBKSS t—tp6, Great Titchfleld Street,andSOO. CIty Bead, E, :! «27-ly: ADVIC: I TO IfOTHEBS I—Are von broken in

Toarrett >y» slok child tafferina? with the tmin ofoutting t* ithr Go at ,opoo to * chemist and get abottle of tfn. Wik»w>Tr's SOOTHING STBOP. Itwill relltrs th« poor «offerer immediately. It lUperfectly, 1 «mleu tad pleasant to twtf.. J$ pro-dhoo» B> H*faM. «jnIet'»Teep bjr" reU«Vin» the obildfrom Mln, and. the lifU* oherab tunkt * '' M briiihtCt «> butto 1." U lootKi the child, it •often* thefurns, alUVs all p»Ur, rslierM wind, regnl»t«»thobowels, at d U the beai kpown remedy for dysenteryand di»rrb »*, whether M i»ta* from teething or otherteuMi. Mrs. Window** Soothing Syrnp U told toH»dio}a» D«Jm trwTwftMc, •• fi i}d p«» tetfl«, *

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kk AB0U:O

t our probable requirements for tbo ensuing

cla£^;s of Drapery Goods

APPLICATION

PMOTOGEAFlIc

3VC Ĵ*-

G3^,-SJ r̂"2To

nn»lile to visit bin et'idio at Cork , bas arrangedJUNE ICtb , to FBIDAY , tbo £2od init, tid

22, TIE M4LL.

W i T I Eithe nnrr¥>r,q of .ill

DTODEa CO 133 £132.

MBS CUliBAN , ANGEL HOTEL, QUAYWATKB ^OED , is prepared to let weekly oryearly, to a Solvent Tenant or Tenants, tbe largeBottling Store, the two Horee Stable, and tbo largoLoft running over botb. Theso Premicea open into a large and spacious Yard ; ore approached bya convenient Entrance from the Quay, and immu-diotel y. adjoin the Hotol. The ubolo Concernrrould bo admirably suited for Builders, or for|peroono in tbe Bottlinfr Trade, and indeed forperoona in nny General Trado. oy.E3

Apply to tbe Proprietress at tho HotcL

Cnticr-l Eattor ! I Snttr? 111niPORTANT NOTICE

BEST DANISH WHITE HEECH FIKKIliaNow for 8ale at

J- O nH BH A I I'D CCOPEIV5.CK3;7 U 18, HIGH-8TBEET, WATEBFOBD,

At Loiceit Pric tM in the Iradt.rrpiHE tbovo baring entered into Contracta with-Lu coma of tbo principal Virms on tbo Coati.neat, can now supply, at xoweot Pricea in theTrade, to Farmers, Creamery Companies, andotbera, any quantity of 66 lb. jriBKINS. from 10Oto 1,000 por week, of tbe BEST DABISH WDITBBcrOu, minnfactared by him ot bis COOPEEAGEE8TABLISHUENT, 7 i JO , Hian-SxnECT,WATEEFOBD. 1

These Firkins are highly approved of by tboBatter Merchants, and will bs found substantial,clean, nnd picklc-ti«bt. oy23

Master Coopers supplied with 8taTea, Heads, andBottoms, Uacbine Dresaed. '££? Frco to oil Bcataacd Bailway Stations.

KEATINerfectlr nnriTalled HdKtrojimiiBUas, FLJS*R IIOT1I3, ULblLEa, »nd »!jIciictj (whll.t piziaettf hann]ta« to ill animal life). ' AllnoolCM usd Inn •boolo- b* wcU fwiokled with th» Vom&nbdore pladns inf. ! H ij ianltubU to taka to tha SeatidfiTo Mold dluvpolutno t̂ Uuirt opoa harls; "Kcatlri'oPowdtr," ito otber Powder U' cSoetaaL 8old onto is tiiuCd,, aBa*j . Cd. BOITSTV of Imitation. Don't be deemed.

I WOBtIS IN CHILDBEN,I WOBUS IN CHELDBEN,Aro esrfly. taroly, and »Hb perfoet tCoty got rid of bj cdtTICEATUIO'8 Vro&U TABLETS. fiSl/ all chlSSsnCor from Worn*. If euipected, do not walt.yOT cin«rf:h ca«o car« tb« ebUaJIIM no effect esccpt or Wcraa)Cold b» aU ebeaicU. la Tb* IS ltd. each. * "̂ >̂J

yn moLBALE AND RETAILCiol> , Gaao, Poultry, oad Zco Dtorca

BEAU-STBEET WATEEFOED.

THE attention of the Gentry and Publici U called to thi* Establishment.Goops or TUB CHOICEST QDALITT.

Country ordors carefully attended to.; , Y7. 8TBEET. PBOPBIETOB.ICE I lea 1 1 Ion I -A luxury for hot weather, «c-onroly packed foroonroyance by rill, &o. Termi oaeppllcation : mya-ly

RHBDUATISZI, AonU or Chronio, relieved byCOLUAN'B CoNcatTTBATKO MURTARD OlU—8tre«tLondon.

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¦ 1 ! ¦ ¦ ; ; ; • • ¦ • '¦ tit ¦HOLLOWAT'B OlHTMEIfT AMD PlUA—Th««Bremedtct art nneqoalW throufboot tbe world tor bad len.woands, font soreeTWd breuM, and nloen. XTeeil̂ ael-eotdlng ttdlreeUoDs cinra with tbem there It no ¦ wotand.bad lc«, ornleerousot*, bowerer eb*tbi»t« orlooksUa.tinr, Ut wiUyfaM to b̂eaUqra^eormthTn r̂tk*'Manr poor *uSeren *io bar« >>m> ptU«irU te tbe buvil'botpltalTnader tha CM. of eodaent Eiwtoa.; u ̂ta»Jderived little or Do lxaels (n«a Uietinrauiart: Uilbeea tboroofkl, cored by Hollow/1* OiatsaeBt «aa Wlitot (rrandnlar rwallSart. ta"»V».I'POe»."aBadl»»a»«iof

ISS&'SSSA * "* *"• H*SrSS;

P e M. i -DpT EE ,- ;WHQLE8AIE AUD BETAIL

TOBA'CCO.BIBTj. . IMPOBTEE OF

¦ CiTzra.- Ciscrcttcn. : I?r.3oy Gccia,-

Uczszdhnnn end Driar Pipca J >

CWAJinTTD- ZlAUVPA OTUliER;:

79, Q U A Y , 'WATERFORD.

INDIAN . CIGARS.Trinchinoply Cijjaro, T7ith straw ... 6 for Is.Trincbinoply Cberoote, with olrav? ... 5 for la.Burmab. Cheroots ., ... ... 7 for la.Lunkah Oberoota ... ,, . ... 5 for laDawcon'o No. 1 Cigaro ... • ... 5 for la,Dawson'B No. 2 Cigaro ... ' ... 5 for leCocanadas CicarD ... ... ., 7 for lo

HATANAH CIGARS.Henry

^ Clayo Cigaro _ ... 4d. and 6d. oizc.

Intitnidad Cigara, extra G\ZS. . . IS. 3d. each.Intimidad Cigars ... 4d, 6M, 9d nnd lo eachLarranagno Cigaro... 4-d, 6d and 8d eaohlloralea Cigaro ... ... 4d and Cd cacbEleccion Cigars . ... .. 4d and 6d eachPartagne Cigara ... ... 6d nnd Od eachCabanaB imperial ..,' ... Od each.^

UEXIo'iN CIGARS.

La Union CiKara .Espartero Bize, 3d each.Bella Victoria Cigara ... 3d and id C-ichLa Pnieba Cigars ... . ... 4d,ezch.Ofelin, Concha6 ' .;. .. 'A each.

LIANILLA CIOAE8 nnd CHEROOTS. 5 for U

CONTINENTAL CIGARS.Flor Del Cumpio ... ... 3d eachItnperia De Oro ,., ... 4d eachPartnro? ... ... ... 2d eachVrndnLts ... ::. ... 2d each

BSITISH CIGAES

D03 AmigoOj 3d each , ... 6 for Jo.Solnco Cigaro, 3d eaoh ... 5 for la.El Epoca Cigars, 3d each ... 5 for Is.Red Seal and other Brands, 2d each, 7 for lo.

Abont 30 diCercnt Brando at prices rancingfrom 43 9d to 20a pel box, containing 100 Cigurs.

Uclachrino, Caravoponlo, Neator, GianacliB,and other Cigarettea, from 2B. to 123 per 100

CirraretUo by weight, 6d to la Cd per ounce.

E E 1 I E I I B E E

P. 1. DOYLE'S,79, QUAY

COUNTY OF WATEBFOBD.

onnriEn . Acaiaco, 1000.T\TOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN that TeoderaJL\I niU ba accepted for tha folloninjj worts attbo ecauiaj Anzizz;, if PrKsntcd fot by tho GrandJury 1—

Ko 1. KllxcolxinxEjt.—T» keep In repair, /or «reajeirn C3 porebfs of tU» po»C roti from W»t«rfordto Cirrlck. between tlis old Hallway EUtion and tlioConnty Bounds at GranJsh Bridae, townlmids ofIfewrath aed lloootmiicr/. Huzea, cot to exceed Cj Cdptr perch per ansom—£133 03 ' !Ko 3. Sim: Buoju.—To rtballd portion of thiretaining and fesco irall at tho approash to tt»Bridja at tho Connt/ Eoanda, at Sir Joha'» Fond, oatho toad from Watorford to Balllnlaw. Faued, novexMcd£SI. ;

Ho. i. lIlDDLirniinD.—To pile asd repair thuCtrasd Bead at Trnmore, ' betweco tbe Ilca's Slipand tho LonghooM Boad. Pauod, not to excc«a£183. : !

No. 1. UrmmiiKi.—To kesp In • repair, for «OTcnTUTS, 1,173 perches of tho road from UllahMlia tolUlmaethocui, between K(l«h-elan Bridg* and FonlaTon»Croo, toirnlaads of Cooluhall, Qartc£S, and Oleapatrlck.FuuM at I* per p«rcb per annum.—£58 IB* •Ho. 3. Six* BkMo tx.—To keep ia repair, for Dmjc-ira, £(.0 perches ot the road from Carriek to Cappoqaln,bctneca Hkhael Qnj'a honse and iUchard Cantwell'tcontract at UlUrola ; totraUnda of Curickbe; . andChrailn. FaEiod, not to «ce«d Od por perch per aoncm-^£12 I e. :

Ho. 4. SlHJS B1C05T —To dako a ' e l̂lct on th*road from Carriek to Cloostel , bctwtca tho Oleb*flours at Charchtoim 'sad tbe Church Unto atChorcbtown. Puaed. not to exceed iX, 'Ko. 8. UrrzaTntas.—To make lu, drains, S3 fee(of concrete coping and build portion .of a wall oatho road from ii&rrick to Cappoqnia. between IIU.Tile Brldj« aod tha Cron at Bathsorsuck. Fused not toeir.ftftd *1A. . . . .

No. 7. SIHX Bicorr.—To bnlld a cau at theStream/on the rond from Clonmel to Carrick, btlonOUnLoip if Fused not to exceed £'3 Cs.No. 0. . SA2ix BI&OIT.—To clc&a. Lad. T«pair a\*>nt2iO janli of Drain* In tha itrceta o! Port law, bo-twoon the Hotel and tha Zlill Uates, and the FoitOQco corner, tbe l!jln Bewer, and to pat down8 pates and trap*. Faesod'not to exceed £16 lOx

No. 1. COSBKOBB ISO C«)BBUDX .—To keep inrepair for ueven years \lZi percbes of the port nmore, aod Tallow Bridge;towsland of Lbssore. Fsuod not to exceed 1* 3d perperch per annnm—£00.

No. 15. Butt BJUUJUT—TO repair S8 feet In lengthof tho copicj of parapet wall , on the road froaTallow to Lbmore, mxllcioailir thrown downb3twecn roilwoj road approach, Llstnoro, and tb*Fefer Hospital. Faesed net to exceed £1 IGa, ,

No. 17. SiMi lilioai—To proTlde and fix two warpinr;bno/s at the Bride Bridge, pruTido a boat and life tuoj:.Passed not to exceed £U*. |

No. 1. DECII3 Winiw Dimf.—To kc«p In repairfor leren jears, 11C0 perches of tbe road from llel-Tick to Dunj-tirtan aini Toajhal, between Bobert'SCross, Oortnadlhr acd Coutjaard Boat House,Ilelrick i townlanda ol Helrick, SMljerielj , Ballinx.coal, etc, Purreii sot to execsd 7d per perch per ansaaC33 1C» 8d. ;

No. 2 Sim B1EC3I.—To keep in repair fotaartn jeara, 761 perches of th* road from Iftrogarnato HclTlck, between Keane'* boneo at Lei ĥ aadXlcOrath'* contract. Uweelnahorna t townland* ctOortiodlhj, Bollinaooartx, sod llweclnahoruo. Faued sotto exceed Bd per perch par annca—£18 17s. ;No. 3. Sam Biaoat.—To: keep ia npalr for aerearears, 701 percbts of tha rood from Tallow to Dnniraron,throogb. the street* of iglUh4«clndlor tb* three branches;townland of Igllih. Faacod net to exoued M per perch petannoa—£14 12* 1*. ;No. S. 8AM* EiaOMT.—To keep in repair, for on*rear, 1,000 perches of th* road from Tallow to Djngarran,bttween Edinona UcOrath'* contract at Mountatoart andJobn iitxpatrkk's contract at: Oolih Bridge ( toirnlamd* olOraljne, LUjTlGln, UooaUttnart, tc Faaaed, not to exceedM per perch—£17 S3 id | iJTo, 6. Sun Suon.-To keep in repair, for aereijean, 1,000 percbes ot the. road from Cappoanin to Clashicjore, between th* cioaa ot tho AcUab road at BalUoapukiand tbe cro:j roads at EallinaninltlBs | townland*ct Ballinapuka, Cnrranbecn Ball/conana, Qrateno,LocxenaUlogU, io. Passed, nor to *xceed 5d per percsper annna.-£33 -6» 8d. i TNo. 7. Suu BISOMT.—To keep In repair, for **r*aTears, 70 > perches ot tbe rood from Dtutgarran to Helrick;bstween tho baron/ bound! at. KUloajford and Hanalgas'*cross at Gortoadihj; townlands of llweelnahotca,lialliaoeoortj, and Oortsadlh;'. Faatod not to exceed 1» 6dper perchperannoja—£33 10s Od. 1No. & >*],» BiaojtT.—To care and paint ToanhalBridge until Snrisit ixtixes, VBS3. Faesecf not to exoesdNo. 0, 8iii BJIOIT.—TO keep in 'npalr, for aerenjean, 1,121 perches of tbe road from Dnngarraa toArdmare, between tho crocs ot Oraliagh aad th*COT* at Bjllro,trln i townlmdaof Crn«bea,tc. Fasaud. notto exceed 7d per penh psr ansom-aXU Us lid. :No. 10. Siu Baaon.-To keep in repair, for 7 yearsIv4 perche* of tb* rood from Dnnnrran to Ballrnaroal.between tb* road to Helrick, and BalljrBajonl Pier. Passed!not to exceed ed per peroh per aa»aja~t3 8*0d. ^ iHo. 7. Ssciu-WinoCT-Diint.—To keep ia repair for•erca jeart, • 1,810 perehe* of th* road from Duuanaato Clouael, Wtweeotho tornto Co1U|*a and Lackraduncron roods | townlands of Lackeodirra, Colllgan Wood,earrrclone. Paucd, not to exceed bid per perch-cuiTender*, which rrart be lodecd with. m« aot latex th«nDtTcn o'Clook on ainiluui. ilit J OLT, can be obtainodand *T)CciScaUons nea (tor th* »bor» at my offlct after tha£5tb JOBS. Claimant* for eomprasatkra for Malidoo*InjCa era required to tttoad with their Witnesses lathe GnEd JBTJ Jmns •» ooa o'etoci ca tbi tut JOIT.

n. H. P0WEB, ; - , :' ' BtettUrr to tb* Grand JOIT. i

T !: ¦• J ' H • ' ' • Cowty of .WattrfoM ¦DiUdaf tho (S>koty-'8tdr«ar»'i'Oflc«1 "' •Coorthonso, WaWrford,,rtth June, lfcn. , ¦

WATEEFOBD AND ;LIUEBICK lUILWAYBoyal Hail IJoato f«r XQlfceo. '

mHAm#Ainj STEAMBOAT BBEYICE. WSS.

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i Dt. John'n CoUojro, XTtaerforinnHE- USUAL i HALF-YEARLY (Snmmcr)JL EXAMINATIONS were jheld during theweek ending Thursday, l«b instJ On Sunday, 17ththo Premiums were * distributed by the Eight BovPIBBCE POWIB, D.D.; Bishop | o! tho .diocese.Through the grateful generosity of former students,now in the Ministry in England, ! special Prizes (inmoney) were given to the first five uuccessfnlcandidates in Do|jmatio: Theology and| SacredEloquence. ' . . . I- I MOliAL THEOLOGT. I

Firat Ptemlam—Jamea Hartley. Thomas Cabill.Second Premium—Benry Galvin.'Willlam Hearne.Third Premium—Michael "Walsb.'Charles M'CartbyJames Coffey.j Prosime aeeeMterunt—William Bart,Jeremiah Duggab, Thomas Hartley, EdmandO'Connell, Jainea ; Hunrahan, | John Qleeson,Maurice Cheaaty, Patrick Kearney, Eichard Barry,Bartholomew' Marshy, Peter Qaeally.

DOGMATIC THEOLOGY.Fiwt Premium—James Hartley,. Henry Galyln,

Jamca Coffey, Thomas Hartley.-T-Second Premium—Thomas CahillMichael Cheaaty, Michael "Walsh.—Third Premium—William Hearne, BartholomewMurphy, John Gibbons, John] Gleesonl Dis-tinctona~E Hassett, Patrick O'Neill, E O'Connell,C McCarthy, P Quealy, William Bnrke, MHnrnstt, Richard Carry, P Hatred J Barry,: J Han-raban, John McEmily. : I¦ ': SECBED SCEIPTIJEE.

1st Premium—Thomas i Cabilli Hecry Galvan,JameB HearUy. 2nd Premium—William Hearno,Patrick O'Neill , Michael IWalsb1, John Gibbons.SnJ ' Premium—Thomas Heartly. BartholomewMurphy, Peter Quealy. !. Charles McCarthy.Distinctions—Jamea Hanwhan. James Coffey,Patrick Costello, Edmond O'Connell JohnGleeson, Mauiice Cheasty, Patrick Hawe, EichardBarry, 'Thomas Noouan, William Burke, John-Barry. : . I 'ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY| (1ST DIVISION.)¦ First Premiums—Thomas Cahilj, Henry Galrin,James . iHartley. . Second - Premium—ThomasHartley, Charles M'Cartby, Peter Quealy. ThirdPremium—William Hearne, Jamea Coffey, JohnGibbons. Distinctions—Dents iEgan, MichaelWalshe,, Jobn Barry,.,Patrick l &earffjy, • Bar-tfaolemew Murphy, Garret Ortnond, Maurice-Gh.eat,ty, -John Gleeum.'H O'Donnell, J.-Duggan,Thomas Noonan, Patrick O'Neill, I WOliam Burke,Edmond Hatsnett.ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY (2nd DIVJBIOH.)

Premium—Joseph Bnssell, Michael O'Brien.Distinction!!—Patrick Murphy, John Moore, Wm.O'Connell, John Murphy, Patrick O'Dea, Columb-kil Collins. ! : 1

SACBED ELOQUENCE.First Premium—-James Hartley; Edmond O'Con-

nelL Second Premium—William! Hearne, HenryGalvin. Third Premium—Thomas Cahill, PatrickCostelloe, Eichard Barry. Proz ', aeces.—ThomasHartley, John Gleeson, John Gibbons.

NATURA L PHILOSOPHY.First Premium—Michael O'Brien. Second Pre-

mium—John Moore.:Distinction—William O'ConnelU •

LOGIC AND METAPHYSICS.Only Premium—Joseph Russell,;Patrick Murphy.

Distinctions—None, i : ¦ ! ¦ . .

EHETOEIC.Latin—Horace Oltt, &c—Premium—Edmond

Stokes, William Walab. Distinction—Flavin.EHETOEIC LATIN (CICERO).

Premium—'Edmond Stakes, William Wabb.Distinctions—Michael Flavin.

Greek—Premium—Edmond Stokes (IOIUJ V. Dis-tinctioa—William Walsbe, C Flavin, ThomaaHogaa. -

HUMANITY.Latin—Cicero:—Lot Premium—Hlckey, James

O'Neill. 2nd Premhm—James Nugent, JohnDowley. Distinctions—Owen Fitzgerald;.Francii)Connell. - ^

HUMANITY GREEK.! Preaium—James |Hiekey, Jobn Dowley, Jamea

O'N'oill. Distinction—Owen Flttgerald, JamesNugent, Francis .Connell- - . ; -

SCIENCE !(8ENIOB CLASS).Irreaiuiu—William Walshe, : Edmond Stokes.

Distlrictions-I-Timothy Cutack, Michael Flavin.SCIENCE (JUNIOR CLASS). ;.

; ¦ ; Preraluca—John Dowley, James HUkey. Dk>-n ctions—James O'Neill, James Nugent.ENGLISH LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND

! HISTORY. .Firat Premium—Michael O'Brien, Wm O'Connell,

Joseph Russell. . .. Second Premium—PatrickMurphy, Edmond Stokes, Columb Collins* Dis-tinctions—Wm Walshe, James O'Neill, ThomasHogan, John Dowley, James Hickey, ThomasO'Donobue, Martin Dowley. :

ENGLISH COMPOSITION.First Premium—Joseph Russell, Wm Connell.

Second—Premium Michael OBrien, Patk Murphy,William WaUhe. Third Premium—Edmd Stokes,Columb Collins, Thomas Hognn. Distinctions—Jas. Hickey, Patriek O'Dea, Jamep Moore, JohnDonley .'James O'Neill, Timothy C^Jack. .

FRENCH CLAS8 (SENIOE). -Soliu—Josep h Russell. First Premium—Michael

O'Brieu, Edmond Stokes, Patrick O'Dea. Distinc-tions—Win. Wulsh , Patrick Murphy, John.Murpby.

: FRENCH (JUNIOB.).Premium—John Darnley, Jamea Hickey, Martin

Dollard. Distinctions—Martin 'Darnley, OwenFitzgerald , Timothy Cusock, Michael Flavin,Jamea O'Neill. . - ¦ '• . • ¦ . | • i ¦' .VACATION will end on TUESDAY, SEPT. 4tb.All Students are to b« in College on that diy before4 o'clock , p.m. Retreat begins next day at noon.

Terms—30 Guineas, to be paid half-yearly (Sept.1st and Morcb 1st), in Advance'.

Applicants for admission shall prpsent, on en-trance, Baptismal Certificates ' and satisfactoryletters from the Parish Prleste, as well as Iromthe Superiors of tbo' Schools or Colleges in whichthey bave previously studied.

Further information on application toJuno 18th, 1888. THE EECTOE.

Ghanacluno To Lot

TO BE LET, for nueh a Term as may be agreed: on, 265a 2r 82p, Statute Measure, of the nnletportion of the Lands of Shanaclune, with thebwelliPg>Hou8s and Offices thereon, situate 8 milesfrom Waterford, 4 from Trnmore, 2 from Annes-town, and 4 from Kilmeaden Station of the Water-ford Dangarvan, and Lismord Biilvray.

Apply to: jE. H KELLY, Cathedral Square, Waterford

¦ iJune 19th, 1888.- ;-- i: :

: | . C5aa ~v. inciotrlo, ;Licht-,nnHE attention of CoDsumers Is' directed to theJLL fact, tbat lh'e cotit of a jet of gas equivalent

, o 14 candles, at the present price of gas, Is ONE-rittuor ONE PENNT per bonr. Bear this In mindbtfors you decide on getting u nominal 16 candleponer electric light ' at lid per hour, and paying inr̂ddition a meter : tent ft 6/- pel quarter. Thismakes ELECTEIO nawc DEAEHB than goa at 10/-pdr l^XX) cubic feet—in: other worda, you get gasfor five hours for. Id., while electric light for thocame time will coat yoa 2£d and' meter rent.

TAILORING TRADEITOTICE OP RSI3OVA2J

I BEG to intimate to iny Friends and Customers,and the General Public Cpat I have taken tho

C2T Honco, 124, Porado Qucy (OppositeLiverpool DtoacierB,)

WHICH WAS OPENED ON SATUEDAY,jiern JUNE. . ' i .

Tbo WOOLLEN KEPABTMENT will comprisethe Choicest Patterns of Irish, Scotch, and W«wt ofEngktnd Tneeda; Serges and Wonatela. Coatingsand Trousering. : • i ' : ;i

iTbe Price3 for the above " will range from 80sBulls upwards to order ; f i t arid $tylt guaranteed*

! THE READY-MADE' DEPAKTMENT willconsist of Boye, Youths, and Gentlemen's StylishGaro-.ents In Various Patterns.' ; •

The Shirts, Hoaieryi .Scatfp, .Collan and Hatacabraca all the latest ehapeo.. .

Tbo Goods will all bo parked .at LOWESTCASH PRICES, to ensaro a qulci cale and defy7mp*ut!°D' ' ! -PA T^^mm

: GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

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CHEAP EXOUMION' ?O

' LONDON

ON MONDAY, JULY ' 2oa/. VTO) ETURN TICKETa, ovailable for«fottnlftht,JUU will be isstied at First, Seoord, and ThirdClaca SINGLE FARES, from WATEEFORD,Clonmel, Tipperary, Limerick, Epnu, Tnam,Athonry, Kilkenny, Lismore, Dubgar^an, and otherimportant Stations on the Waterford and Limerick,WaUTford and Central Ireland, and Waterford,DaDijarvan, and Lismore Ball tr»ya.

i ITor further particulars apply to Mr. J. BoEZBTS,W. and L. Railway, Limerick , Mr. W. WiLUAM«,\7. and 0. 1. Railway, Wattrford j JUr.T. O Mit.tBT, W. D. & L. Rallw»y, Waterford | UriZICNAIU&A, G. VT. Railway, Wsterfordj or tb Hr,W. J. Bass BLL, D istrict Agent, G. W. Railway.-Watarford. ' ; ' •¦¦ '

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I MARRIAGE. .- : i '. ; ¦ * ¦ ¦At Batlorstown Church, on the SOth ln»t., by the Eov. P-F. Fl/nn, i»Hm , My Daniel Mnrpo/, Donkiit! Homo, toMils Kata O'Connor, BaUrcoabiu Uoase. cleje of tao VerrHer. Canon O'Connor, P»stor of fta Ciuroh of tho SacredHeart, Dobb'e Ferry, New York. 1 ¦ 1

DUBLIN STOCK E^CHANGB-TUIB DAT .EAI1LWAT8. •

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" BE JUST, AKD TEAE WOT."

FRIDAY EVENING, JXJNE 22, . 1888.~~

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Home and Foreign News(Control UOTTO Dpcpid Viro).

DEATH OP II. DE LESSEPS.News reached London this afternoon that

Count Ferdinand Da Lessees died in Parioto-day. , i .

LIB. GLADSTONE AND THE TREATMENTOF THE j IRISH MEMBERS DNDEB THECRIUE&j AOT. ! |Mr Gladstone writes thjit . tho published

recital of thfc treatment of the Irish membersunder the Crimes Act jis so revolting he canuotbut hope tojfind it in some jx inta inaccurate.

i , THE THANET ELECTION.The Hon! Knatchbiull-Hughessen, Gladston-

ian, and the Right Hon. Jaiies Lowlher, Con-servative, Were to-day nominated for Thonet.

MEETING OF TOE LIBEIAL UNIONISTS.A meeting of the Liberal Jnionist party as-

sembled in! London !at one o'clock to-day.Lord Hartington presided.

At'the Liberal Unioaists ' meetiDg LordHartiugtori generally ' suppo|rted the Govern-ment on the understanding already given, thatlicensing ̂ clauses.; should be1 wlthdra\vn, andLiberal Unionists shonld adhere to that understanding JThe q'leeuon was reserved forfuture consideration. Mr Chamberlain con-curred with! Lord Ha rtingtou, 'out added as acondition that the Goverumebt; sHould give thean house opportunity of expressing opiuion onSunday Closing. The gene al, feeling of themeeting was ic favor of continuing to eupportthe Government.

THE ALLEGED LIBEL ON WOOD , THEJOCKEY

The hearing of the. libel action, brought byFred Wood against the publishers of theLicensed . Victuallers' Gazette, was resumedto-day. The libel was contained in anallegation that Wood pulled a horse calledSuccess at JAlaxandra Park, last year. RobertPeck, the celebrated trainer of Newmarket,and Mr. Clarke, the J iidge to the Jockey Club,Bupplenented the evidence already giveu aa toWood riding successfully aud fairly.

ITEAIIIITG SHE BUD.

Government is quite safe in consigning Mr.Dillon to jail ior six mouthy . Before thattime his' elapsed, unless all the portentsare astray1, the Tories will cease to be re-sponsible to tho. coufitry. for the conduct ofits affairs. \ Irishmen can afford to view withequanimity! the last desperate freaks of aMinistry in mortal straits. . When credit,honor, reputation, an i all that can enhance oparty in the eyes of ihe public are gone, therestill remains one thing, the possession ofwhich is: tooled upo l'as a redseming fectaro—a glimmering in tie universal blackness—consistency. In this the last citadel of wickedambition the Government ficd refuge. Theirpolicy was founded [in m'sgovernment, andpromises to end in misgoverament.

Hope is high to [day in Ireland. /Thesublime self-restraint of tho country is aboutto have ito reward. Even tho undemonstrativeMr. Paraell in forced to exclaim "We are onthe high road to success 1" ;, The efficacy ofthe methods which have blessedly supplantedcenturies : of bloody ii warfare and vindictiveretaliation has been; lecognised long beforenow, bat on negative grounds, rather onaccount , of onslaughts repelled than ofvictories achieved. , Jn the :paa( the vork ofthe advocates of these methods hai been toward off destruction, : but today their attitudeis one ot trenchant and fatal aggTe3sion. WoBsa them carrying havoc into'Jhe camp of theConservative Government, . and, by all theresources of oratory end btratagem, doingsuch damage to its prestige as threatens notonly to annihilate the Tories at the n9xt. elec-tion, but to attach an ineffaceable etigma totheir fame for many years to come. It isplain thatpe are naaj the end.^ . The death-rottlo la already in thb ,throat cT the ' Govern-ment If vre mi63 the writhings and contortionswhich are j the accompaniments of dissolution,it ifl because tho energies of; the victim are coexhapsted as to forbid the effort. ' They havenot strength enough left to them' to indulgeeven the : spasmodic throes of death. WiththeU- exit ceaces that bloodless battle of thopast decade, which hc3 already accomplishedmightier, thingo than centuries of : eanguinaryrevolt ¦' ! : - ¦ i ' • • : j • . ' :

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We wioh to direct ; attention in tbo importantdebite in tbo Waterford Union; at ita meetingon Wednisday, wbiob we this day publish inextenso-M It will be wen that the guardianswere obliged to ddd 2d in the £ to the rates allronnd, 2d. baviag been vnwi*ely taken off butyear. _ A» the landlord, will bave to par half therate, it meani unlyj one penny to tia tenantThis rate bad, to be madej or elee tbe Bankwould stop the credit of the board, and thentbecheqdea of the waon woald become, as; inother unionB.j almost .Valaeiess to contractors.This «qold noTer answer. ! Great stress waskid on the out-door relief giren i but thegaarduin* who ; cry it down neldom or neverlook aftw it themselves. ThU relief ia chieflyowing WM want of i «mploTment.- The boardfeel the danger to society of throwing familiesinto thejpoorhduse,! when! a little out-doorrelief wonia keep j them hv their little homes,till, possibly, eapltmnent would tarn up. OnoaletJUjem t̂er tbei pottalB of the workhouae,and their spirit and self-reliance are gone forerer. On the whole, the board adopted the onlyw»»e • w (̂ jucUciou? ooorso open to them wader¦It tha Biroomttanoeil ¦ ¦ ; ' !wmw>w«»nfi , . [ivw* w vw>«| W«i»a**» e*«rt« >t|j« :—Wuter.ford Boat Clab : Mesure. M C Hurpby, V O'Meara ,CWMo3ley. W. G. Todd, II. Kennedy. Mahooy,J. Power, T. Eeddy, W J MoDninpr, E A O'Kell y,and C F Kedmond. Young Men's ChristianA»8ocialion: Messrs. B. Moslcy , T L filackesy , R.J. Power , J. F. Drapor, P. A. PhelaD , J. Moir ,Birminjbim, W Koberts, J J Todd, B Fialding,and Ooode.

A very Interesting cricket match, played yester-day at Rockland* between tbe Garrison and tbeWiiterford C.C., resulted in a win for tbe soldiers by13 runs on tbe 1st innings. For the wioning side diptFonler played splendidly for 39 in tb_> first innings ,and 49 (not oat) in tbe second, whilst bla boirlio^was very destructive. Major Havinobill contributed29. Corporal Brennan was very successful witb tbeball . Out of a total 91 for Waterford Mr. ill. C.Murphy contributed a grandly played 37. In tbeboiling department tho chiet «ni»m •» nere scoredby Mr. Murpby and Mr. B. Power. ,

I bavo been Informed that a caving of X600 ayear In tbe lighting of tbe city will bo effected bytbe continuance of tbo precent system. :

la the list of attendances at tbo recontdivision* la Parliament our city and county mem-bers bavo an excellent record. Besides watebinftclosoly to tbeir Parliamentary duties, MessrtrP. J.Power and B. Power ore doing yeomen's servlco ineducating tbe English mind aa to tbo real otat o ofaffairs in thii country.

Tbe result of tbo enquirlco held by the In-¦{lectori of Irish Fisheries at Licmoro last monthbaa been communicated to tbe Conservators of tbodistrict, and is as follows i—Tbo Inspectors bavodecided to change tho ceauon for rod ibhinfr; co asto commenco on 16th February and end 31stAugust. They havo also decided to submit for tbeapproval of tbe 1 Lord Lieutenant in Councila bye-law prohibiting draft nets for tbo captureof eslmon or trout in tbo Blackitatcr and tributariesof greater length than 170 yards.

v, At a meeting of tbe members of the Leagno 'of tboCross at Tallow oa Bucday, Rev. W. P. Power, CO.,delivered on admirable lecture, which nas liltenedto with maoh attention. A resolution', con-gratalating Mr. Pjce on his releaca wan pacssd.

By cdvorticcment in another column it will boseen tbat on exclusion will be given by the WL D. &L. & G. 8. & W. Hallways, on Sunday, to Queens-towOiin order to giro tboce anxious to ceo tboChannel Fleet an : opportunity of. doinc «o.

¦ Tbefares are very moderate Indeed, and no doubttha opportunity will bo largely availed of. '

It is Mr. John P. O'JIeara aa.d not Mr. MichaelO'Ueura, as the otbar local papers would biive it,oho wca last week cdjedged -cj . buvini; pucoxl tbonCceSbaiy examination to qaalify biro for, uduii:3lonua a eolicltbr. Mr. Johhny O'ilcira la well knownin the city, Bnd good wisbtr? fer his futuro succezahave been esprc::3d all. rband. Xix Cyilcjrt, it lagenerally unijcrotood, intend* to practico in Dublintrbere h« eerv'cd bis timo. :

Matt Taylor, tbelcolobroted'trainer, arrived hotBifjht from Dublin to coaob tbo T/aterfoi4 BoatClub cre«r» in viow of tho approaching refrattas.Tb«> men alieady »elected to reprreent tbo clab areoat every eveniog, eo that oa t&o ccoro ot attentionnothing is left to be desired. ' j

Tbo oslzes for tbe city and county of AVatorfordwill open on July 23rd, at cloven o'clock, 'beforethe Bight Hon. Mr. JaotlciJ Jobncon and Hon. MrJustice O'Brien. ; ¦ : I ¦

¦ j ;Tbe Lord Chancelbr hafl , on tbe recoamendationof tbe M&rqul* of Ormond, Lieutenant ot tbvCounty, appointed Mr. G. -W. Withers, OonlngHonse, Plltown , to tbq 'CommtESion of tbe Peace forthe county Kilkenny. : |

I Those in search ol n pleasant holiday canbot dobetter than attend the bazaar to be held «t Bally-gunner on Sunday, ,24th last, in aid of tho dtbt onSt. Mnry'i CburcbJ- TbejftttMclions ,oa lam in-fcrroed, fllll be nnincrona ôd tarici : i

i OBDJNATIOK [AT ST. JOHN'S COLLEaE, jI 6n .8nnd»>: tbo iollowJnff were promotedito tboHoly Order of Deacojwbip, bj. the Most Ecr PiereePower, DJi.l BUbop of ^Tatorfprd and Ltsmcro i—: Bov. Denii gjjrin. Waterford. - '1 ,. William Burke, Wftterford. :I „ Jereoitb Duggan, Springfield. 'i „ Patrick CoBtelloe, London, Canadi.' ' rfiB7~8E8SIONS'W BDNESDAT. :

Tbe Quarter Session* v.^re opened on Wednes-day by George ' Waters, Ecq, Q.O., Coiintj^ CourtJudge. • ¦ ' i : ' '

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of an agreement a'decroij for £5 1-ts was given. 'i CunningJum v.| Ltnahi—In tbis claim foriS40dnsca, Hia Honor 'gavj a deoreo f )t X20, after aprolonged hearing1. ¦ : I - ' ' . : ! :

Cunning ham ' vr flonly-^Tbis was n claim foramount paid for storage under protest. : ! .'Evidence BB Ui cost of storage was given'by Mr

M Plynn, T C, and'CaptsIn Cnrnn.His Honor gave a decree for £3 83.Od. ,tietton T. Heolyj—Tbe process.was for M , arising

out of some dispute as tb:ojS open •pace. ' ¦Hla Honor disbiisaed';the ca ê. 'fifr Boston bad

not proved his title, und bo did not think no everwould. ! ¦{! •" : ' • ' ' ¦ ¦: '

Hitt il 'UdKon jv. Tatrieh j Fcnton—for 1 J826 forgroceries and bread. Decree.jand £\2 expe&sea.

Sullivan v. Power.—This was a process for '£7 I tsDecree. ¦ ' ; l: ' :

Dotcsr v. Dvngbrvan Toum Commiiiioheri.—Tbiawaa an action brought by Capt Dower for £50 fordamage caused to bla vessel, tbe William Edward, byreason of the Harbour Master not providing her witha berth. ¦¦ ' ;

Mr Williams said that Capt Dower was on tbo highseas, and could Dot attend thii sessions. ]' His Honor—I must let tbo coso stand. Ad-

journed, i ¦ . | . '; yKSTEODivT.

KIL1IACTHOUA8 anAEDUNS , D MOLCADV.This was tbe first case taken up. Mr Wjlliamo

appeared for tbe gnardiaos, ' Mr Sergcnt forMulcahy. Mr Scrgeut statdd tbot tbe cate comaup from last sebalons, r.nd |' was brought by bisclient against tbo guardians for building alaborer's cottuge on bis land not In accordanoewith tho provisional order of the LocalGovernment Brard ; ho would ask Mr Williamsto agree to have a decree ! for £22 given, beini;JB12 for the award, ond .̂ lO or twenty years'purchase at £1 'an acre ; ^hey would undertaketo naive all rights to the plot if tho gu&rdianiiconsented to this 'arrangement.

Mr Williams said he waa tot outb . ¦ i

Mr TJsjher I don't think we could sit ia judg*cient on member* of our board.' Chairman i I thinknot. Mr Callinan i I deny this altogether. ' 1 nsvorinterforod in the election of: » guardian. Chairman iIt is better to let the matter rest. ¦ ' ;

Mr Cullinaa—I won't lot the matter rest i' hav» aright to b» at offlcarsi who are not dolnir thair doty.ETCB tha muter couldn't flad oat tha name lastTbortday.' I think Mr Mahony sbonld bo calledup hero. '¦

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MrM Walsh-I propo8»] Mr Mahbay bocilledoa.I know a woman named Mrs Blank (iaughtor).

Mr Ds»her-*Tb9 report its cot what It ought to bo,Idont thlnk it odvisabls to«BOonmj«iTinh •report.

Mr OulUoan-Can I have a' eopr of that letter M itcontains a number of Mriooa ohargca, '

Cletk-'Tes. Th» matter then dropped.' Adjonmod'

UNnsOAL BOBBBBT— \V# mndorstand that; on Ustuiabt, ia the vidaitj. of Waterfoid, several oows wer«mflohed, . The police havoi been noticed of tbo feet,tod en SB tin mth to tesorsr ttf psrfu t̂crB,

T7atorfoid Union—TZedacsday

The MAYOB (Capt Toole) V.C, in the chair.GoarfUns preMiit—Mum B. MorriMj, D.V.C, A. Cido.

ma, T.C, P. Keonjr, T.C, N PbeUo, J. Onuil, B. PorrUtal, J.Waisn. T. E«Idy, P. O. Bloomfleld, J.P, J. Hearw, O. P. BoV-ton, J.F, P. CooiiOlly, W. Q. Fijh«r, 1.O, Aid BadmoBd, AidClompott, N. A. Power, T. W. Andtnos, J.P, J. ffiatUrr, J.P.

, TRB sTBiKiao or inn BATS. ;., Mr Bloomfleld said they promised the BonkManager, Mr Procior, to adopt theolork's estimate,and to add 2d in. the pound, in order that; somebalance ibould be with the bank to compensate fortbe balances over lastingly against' tbem. ' Withone exception be didn't see now they could cutdown tbo clerk's estimate ; and that exception wastbat it provides for twenty-five more ia tbe housethan lost year j , that discrepancy was so slightthat it was hardly worth the trouble of farther ex-amination. Moreover, tbe clerk told him it «unecessary. Ho didn't know anyone who oould givea better opinion than tbe cleric (bear. bear). Thequestion of rates lay with tbo guardians, and hebelieved ita amount this year wsl explained by tbeenormously large Male oa which they were grantingout-door relief. H,e would give tome comparativestatistics, which would show tbeir out-door reliefnas in excess of wbat it should be. Tbo populationof Waterford union was 65,000 ; tbo number re-caiving out-door relief last year was 3,286 ; tbo ratefor the county was 'ls lOd ; this year It was 2s for3,800 on relief. . The population of Dungarvanuoion was 20,000, and the number on out-door relief—1,017—was even larger in proportion than In tbeWaterford union ; the rate tbere was 2s. 8o withLimerick and Belfast. In tbis division of Water-ford tbe rate was 3s 4d ; this was entirely due totbe enormous amount of out-door relief. It was a.bard tblng to cay to a poor porsnn that you will notgraot relief , but by granting It you destroy thespirit of self-reliance. Tbo very minute'a mandi«s MB widow comes up for rolief, and gets it. Thesmall relief tboy wero ablo to grant only keeps theapplicants in sqnalor, and goes frequently to tbepublic boaoe. He ' often met children beggingwho nould tell him that their father was dead, andtheir mother was getting relief. In Leinster theaverage rate is Is 3Jd ; in Mnnster, Is OJd j inUlster, where tbere is no out-dov relief , 8id ; andin Connaught, thoug h;'eb^poor. Is 8» Will the oath bemore binding if your bead U covered t Defendant(smiling) : It would. The hsnch differed, on thomatter, and the case was dismissed. . i

A BtDHT CONTOAPICTION; jMr« Power, Quay, publican; was charged withbaring parties guilty of disorderly conduct on thepremises on Thursday, 14th inst. '• Mr Fcelydefended. Cons. Connolly found a sailor ion tbepremises brandishing a knife and cereal ehoutiogand disorderly. Mf Wallace, ; manager, deposedthat not ono of the persons in the hoase was. shout-ing, as stated by | tbe Constable j nor under tboInfluence of drink j the constable's statement wasas false a statement as eier waa mode ;the sailor was cutting totaeoo with ! the knife,John Grlfilu, nho was on the premises, corroborated,also John Aspel The case was dismissed. MrSlattery said the policeman was perfectly right

THE ABTIZANS1 DWELLINGS SCHEME.TO Tae annon or ras NEWS, i

Gradgo, Waterford, 19th June, 1888.DEAB SIB—I hava been informed that, altboajhthere are more artisans house* empty in the city thanfor many year* pastjyet, unfortoaatelv, poverty com.p(L. f°°r P?°Ple to overorowa »smo of those boaseawnlcn are Inhabited, s«ver»l families docupjinir olio¦moll hoaso in snob localities as Uuher's Aroh. Theremedy for this «tate|of affair* woald evidsntly seem• j'.?.."10'th8 oonrraotor of model tenement houses,in addition to, or in place of somir nf the- present :one«,or elso tbs ereoJon . of a very ouch cheaper class otnooses than thoso proposed to be erected by tho Corpo.

î°-n" u Witbto - .tho,. last. jUle*n. or. twenty I years,althoogh onr population bis sUghtly deoreiaed, aconsiderable number , of now workmen'* homes havebeen^

bnilt , and s good many old ones hafo boonreboilt in WaterfordL To add, at the pubtlo expunie,to the number ofthosa non-«tisting, la >th» h»po : ofredndoj rents, i» evidontly to infllxita doable Bnt [inthe form of lowest rents and probabla increasedtaxation; on nonse owners , including those who barebnilt new houses. ; Thesa latt«T persons will , conse-quently, bo pnniihKl for tbeofleooo of havinj bene*fltod tha working olasnes by io'creiuiog. the Tiamberof artirans' bonseg in Waterford, and eoma of thsworking classes will; in all brobsbility, bo, la a csrtaiasense, lodged at tho pablio cost by having honsos pro-vided for them by the oity at less than cost prioe, iftbe proposed soheme Is carried oat. Tbs* boaaoowners unlike owners of lard jn Ireland, aro unable,for any length of time, to charge oioessiv* or unfairrents on account of having a Donopoly of a scurcaarticle, is shown by the fact, abora noticad, that a goodmany now houses have been bnilt of late ysars in onroity, so that,1 in fvst , I nndentand none owners ofbooses have had to rodaoa their rents, within a 'fewmonths past. I cannot consequently see that it is thedoty of tha Corporation to fo into tho baeiness ofhoase-bnildisg, and so farther lower a falling marketunless, perhaps, in one of ths two vr»ys Thioh I hAT9above suggested.—Toars trnly, EDHUHD HABVET

G A E L I . O N 0 T E SA correspondent supplies the following report ofthe half-yearly meeting of the members of tboDungarran GJl.A.;t— i ; ."The annual half-yearly general meeting ' of themembers of this otsociatton vu held at 17. Grat-tan Square, on Friday. Tbere was a large attend-ance. Tbo following gentlemen were unanimously

elected to their, voriops ; positions :—EdmondKeoban, president ; James Crctty, vice-president |Daniel Fraher, treasurer j Mr. Hourigan, secretry )and a« members of the coracrlttee, James Wai ,M. Morrissy, E. U'Carthy, JH. Crotty, W. Greany,and Thomas Barry, ' i , ;. After eatna dioencsion the date fcr tbe, anrin&l

sports was fixed Jfor Monday, 27th August. , Asatisfactory arrangement has been «Sected withregard to tbe field. Tbe association have againbecome tbe tenants, and an understanding is aboutbeing come to with tbe landlord for tbe buildingof a high wall til round, whloh the associationconsiders wonld ba a great benefit to tbem. Thetreasurer laid his! financial statement before ,thomeeting, which was considered most satisfactory,tbe members expressing their , pleasure at tbeirassociation bieng in each a sound financial condition,nnd with a most promising season before it"

In Cork, in one portion "of the- county or another,there is an athletic meeting almost every Sunday.Tbo Duogarvan dub is tbe only one in our countytbat shows any inclination to get up scab a meet-ing. I have no doubt bnttbat . it will ba aeplandldouccc:a. Its promoters deserve overy encourage-ment. Tbey had many difficulties to faco, bathappily these have all been overcome.BOATING ACCIDENT — BXTEAOBDINABY

E8CAPE. iOn Saturday last as a party of six—four men andtno women—Kate Keogb, barmaid ; MaryancaMiller, W. Powor, P. Crotty, and two other*, wereretarding from Passage -(vhera tbey ' had been(pending tbe day) in a pleasure boat, tbey wero

precipitated into tbo water, as ft raoromont visbeing made to cbango^oars. Patriok Crottygallantly csnght Kate Keogh ks soon as tbe boatnas capsized, and held her afloat until all weredrawn on board the Passage boats, .except MltaMiller, wbo could not bo seen. William Cumbon,of H e Olga, sotting the capsized boat to rights,discovering tbe mining girl underneath. Sbe badclung to tha boat,' which bad overturned withoutfilling, so that she ' was able to obtain BUJQoiont airfor respiratory purposes, though quite concealedfrom view. In tbis extraordinary predicament sheremained for about ten minutes, to that tbe partyto which sbe belonged, concluding .that ih« »Mdrowned, proceeded~on tbeir journey homeward,Miss Miller nas taken to tbe shore in a very pre-carious state, and were it not tbat Mr. DavidMnrpby, who happened to ba returning i from asimilar excursion, was at band : to lend hU skilfulacilstanco, the rutilt of tbe accident.would bo fatal.Mr Murphy promptly . set abont the task ofrestoring tho lady, wbo waj all bat dead,' tocoDioIotuncsa. Though having ascertained] tbatlife was not extinct,, he felt some anxiety left thalady bad so far succumbed »« to render his exertion*fruitiest. However, after ten minutes' treatmentsbe showed signs of recovery. Mr. P. M. Power, D.L,Captain Hubert Power, and the Misses Power toon.arrived on the scene, and gave valuable help. TboMisses Power very kindly brought Mis* Miller toFalthlegg Houeo, and prevailed on ber to remaintill Tuesday lost, when she wm restored to berfriend) ia perfect health. : : . : ITHROUGH AUSTRALIA^ OH WHEELS

From " Wheeling." jMr. J. C, Copland, member of Surra* BicycleClub, England j ' of tbe Sydney Bicycle! Clab jExecutive, New : South Wales Cyolist Onion,writes t " I foci conriocod I should sever bave beenablo to haro successfully . completed roy trfcyclujourney of nearly twelve: hundred muet, ! (tornSydney to Melbourne and b*ck, without St.; JacobsOil , Bid it gives me great pleasure to express mythankfulness for the wonderful benefit 1 receivedfrom it. At tbe time of each day** jonrdey Ianointed zayself ell over with tbi* restoring bain?,and felt myself restreogtbtned aod refreshed,late my food with renewed appetite, slept healths?ful aod as: sound i as a child. Onco my ankloweakened and gave way, but one application of tbi*sovereign cure set it right, ana It did not kgalstrouble me. - •

Ibe Chanplou Biaycllst of Australia, Mr JohnBolfe, wriies to the-Argui, Ifelboaree, that fa tbesix daps contest for the cbamplooshlp, ai tec rldinjeight consecutive boor* each day, bit Uwb* became¦tiff *nd sore, and be I* positive be won tbe greatrace, and was enabled to rid* Mother 100 roileaasralnst time Immediately •ftsrwtrd,! from theeffects produced by tbe use ot St. Jaeohs OU, Intraining ; and racing. H« call* it hU booh «n-panion. and recommend* It to alt athlete*, ! '

While; pUyinjf crtoket pa the Eatt'Velbouroo:GroondS; U*t s**8on, write* DarM Soott, the greatAuitrallan Cricketer. I wdelred-« tehibli; blow ¦with a cricket ball below my knee, •nichiiusedintense pals, and my leg Ueta* to twoolea thtt Iwas oblfged to go to vj fcpair fo rcth. 1 1 w*«advised to try fft . Jspob* jOil̂ : I hadappJirf If

'twioe only, when to a* delight th* mUinif dlsap-'pearedt tscl I was eutirrlrfree from peJn. *MT lua 'bad become black and . bla* from the true* to the -ankle from the burf, tad fte StUglvsA efecVot.8t 'Jtoobd OU indaott me'to giw. my expttirnet'to tha"'public :I have recom*iende«J it to mta*orickrtar*and footWu Blayers, il b̂.io.WS.Sprising relief u I bar*., , ; ; ) < iIn aa interview with the AustralUa- crioketenleading o«rsm*n, athlete* «od sjymDasttor JUodoo'.'one of the editor*! wttUr*

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JBatj |iU;liis Jtabo[ir b« IxatbwsTo make « happy bom« , .

Of Ireland now, so Ions • ppresccdBy I oca—oat of whose oan

' , 1888 of Ŝ86 I»«to ponslotisor•upemnnnations»— ¦

- I .Orxamujm AT A BITBSSBIUBT BAR. " . • o»*-»iyour, suggesupn mw» reaseaol ttus debit\nm—"W2Sxt e*mi 'Jm *t-"- ' : '

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THE MA.TGE ON THE -PILOTAGE; !•: ¦

¦ ¦ ; ¦'. ¦¦: QUESTI0N»7

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i The following '• extended teport. of . Capt.0'Toole's evidenijo before the Select lOqmniiltee6a :Pilotiige,''ia ' taten froni the ParliamentaryBlno B.ook jp5t issned. • : ¦ ¦ ¦ *¦ . ¦: i i'"| "I|he., Mayor,; of Waterford VJOO first eiflrpinodby Dr.;I|ox'n8 tollow8;:— i ;. ¦' . -• • ' :

I .Aro'yon'Major tif: Waterford t—Yes. ' <

, Have yo'u-besn» master mariner'?—Tes. ; !I HoW long P—About 20 years. ' ir I ;! Haye.you ,had exporiiencein piloting?—Yos. j ,' How long P—Abont 'the same time. . ; ¦ ' ¦! :I Has. yonr exjwrionoe been conflnod to Wai( rford

HnVbdui1 ?—I hold three pilots' cartlficates ;.one, forLivorpool. one for Bristol , and o'nb for Waterforc . '

! Yn6ilieaTd tho last ' witness '*ay/that it post! s '2j jHow much 4oes ho got ?—I think abont .£120 dyear. ¦ ¦ . I

What other officials aro there engaged in tbe manage-!tnont of the pilotaze ?—Thoro ia . tho captain of thapilot-boat, the eapUIn of tho outtor.

Bow mach do«s he get ?—£8 a month.Is there any other offiotal ; is there a secretary ?—

No ; tba ono secretary does all tho work ; tho secretaryof tbe Harbonr Board, ho does the business of theI"U"tage Committee.

Do you think that is a large tai on tho pilotagefund* ?— I do.

The whole of theso salaries ?—Yea. |Do yoa think that yoo could '. dispense with tho

Captain of the cutter and make the pilots captain intuin P—1 do not know hovr it would work ; I wooldnot alter tho system •, it seetne to work very well.They have a good man who oca a pilot.

[There ia a pilot fnnd , in thoro not ?—Thoro is nospooial fund.

[In case, a man gets disabled, nhat docs he get ?—HogoU ft pension then. ,

How in that fond subscribed, to, and by whom ? ItIs token oat of this 9s 2Jd .reserved from their earn-ings ; it Ie supposed to pay for tho management of thewhole system.

[Do tbo , captain and mates holding certificates con-trtbnte Anything to that fund ?—No.. [What do they pay for certificates ?—Five guineas foreramination, und for getting the csrtiflcatos > and oneguinea a year for renewal.

!How ia that guinea spent ?—I think it goes to tbopilot service.

jCan you snggfet any bhango in. that matter ?-1consider ' that they get let off-too lightly j that they donot contribute sufficient to tho compulsory system, aswe mast control i t ; I consider it the best ryt tt cm forWattrford. The granting of certificates to BO man fmen hoa reduced tho nnmber of pilots. There, WPTJformerly considerably more than there aro at present ;and to keep an efficient supervision over the harbourfor tbe pnblio good in tha protection of life andproperty, I think that tbcao people who are exemptedshould contribute towards it.

Then yon think that the men who have to incurdanger, end be on tbe spot all the time, bavo to paytoo larta O percentage of their earnings ?—I do. Itbink the pilots are so few now that it becomes Toryheavy upon them to maintain a proper system.

lA.ro yo n in favonr of granting certificates to mates aswell as to1 masters p—I am not against it if he hodsuinciont local knowledge, and of sufficiently goodcharacter.

How is the examination board constitntod ?—Ofthree men ; one is tbo pilot master ; and so far as Iknow at present thore is tho i pilot master, a shipmuster, and tho harbonr master. Tho pilot master, tthlok, is supposed to represent the pilots ; tho harbourmister is supposed to represent the board ; nod anouUidn roptain to represent the publio ; that is in thoexamination. i '

How is the outside captain selected and bywhom p- B̂y, the Pilotage Committee.

Who constitutes ' tho Pilotage Committee atpresent I—So many member; taken from tbe Harbourtfoird. ,

Are there any experienced men on the Committee.,and if so, how nmny t —Of fair 'oxporieneo I consider.Some of thorn are ship agents and steamer agonts, andI am a member of the board, thontfh 1 hove not bounso : very long.

Haro you a cboico pilot oyotom 1 —No , we havenot.

Have yoa any statement that yoa woald like tomake to the Committea P — Ia regard to tbo paymentfor licenses, I tbink it is rory strange ; if we tako thocase of a passqnger steamer, like tone of the ordinarycroso-ctiftnoel steamers, taat tho captain of thatsteamer, although be will go in and out , and effect 'foor paBBagcs a weoi, only pays tho »»mo for hislicense as an ordinary smal coasting voBsel that mi^bt£o;in and ont only 20 times a year ; and no matterwhat bor tonnage is too. The Btnall coasting vesselmay be 200 or 300 tons, and if o passenge steamer is400 or 500 tons more, and do*s a vory muoh largoramoont of itork , sho ouly pays tho same for her licOnsejfor tho rendwal of a pilot 's cert!Sctho ParliaoaontarV Itntarns ,thin £6,000 f—1 presume the Pilotage. Board o«« thatto the General Harbour 'Board whioh do not owe anymon»y to Any body. My idea is that at one time there1waa a preponderance ripon tho board in ^

favour ofabolUhin? compulsory pilotago , ami I think ovoryadvantago ôs tafein to work against that.

Who woold have to recoup this money in courso oftimd Edmond Flunogan andMichael Holobuo, of Wettoo, and ahanred Ibe'mwith tbo robbery. • The accusud were b̂roughtbeford a magistrate yesterday, and 'remabdea tosessions. . |

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f EPPS'B COCOA.—QBITEPUL AND OO'MPOET-IMO—" By a thorough Itnowlcdire of the ; naturalUwi...whieh govern the operation* of digestion andnatntion, and by a careful application of tha fineproporties of well-selootml COCOA, Mr Epps, hasSrovJded our breakfast ! tables with a delicately

ftyourod beverage which ; may save us many heavydoctors' bills. It is. byjthe judicious nseioti •nob.articles of diet that * constitution may be graduallybnilt Op nutfl strong enough to to resist evoryiendenoyto disease. Hundreds of 'robtlo ttaladies fcnr flo»Ungaroaod n* ready to Attack wherever there is a weakpoint. W« may esoapematoy a fatal shaft by tapingourselves well fortioxJ vritb pur* blood andabroperly;Dourisbed fnime."— OivQ Sirvic * OawtU. -Madesitnply with boiling,"water or mils;. Sold only, litpacttts, by Groeera. Ube lad—" JAUM BP»» * Ci.,HotnooptiKilo Cbjmiits, J endon.1'—JU»O BM)kin el

C 'A I tTR| . , . . : (T 'Tm our Corrcsppndcnl J. • , :', THB BABIBU ;'CSOBCU.—I ain- glad toiseoitbo

works for tbo renovation and iuiproTemebttof tbis,flue old , Church-progressing most -favourably.; : Thechurch-yard,and interior of. the church,.iiro coVorcdrvith native, 'st,cne, us . also .Engliab. and Scotchpolished1 Krunlte-r-timbiir, Hme, and oth r̂ buildingmaterial , all lying ia readiness for tho bocd work.T(IB interior o:-tbe building l» a fotcst if scaffold-ing ; and .hpth inijide . and outfido • are carpOnUra,stoutvcatU'r ,̂, masons, lubourere, &ii, .|JI bntllyenjfiigea. , Tho, carpenters are patting' lap - tbooelllngB, vthjiuh ara. to.bu formed-of b«it pitch-pluo,&c. " When ' tho' >ork la advanced, I oliall givo amore detailed description of it. So- farj however,tbe , baildSr, Mr. Credon , of Keraioy, oiems to bogetting oa.witb, the undertaking with praicewortljyzeii l and despatch.

THB Co.OBTDOdE.-rTniB old building,! too Ionsneglected, is a.1 pivtecit uudecgoinv; lu.portint te-pairs. ' The ,nppi»r noo'n la ope of the largcotand beet lit in any eiuiill town in Ireland;,bnt itis, like the whole.bulUUiiw'. in trrf tohed repair , : atidquite a dls;raeo txj tha linn town ilsel f . | I hope;however, to we the ' house—wiiiuh uliould be calledft Town Hall—before loug a credit to Cabir, andits respe'ctnlile inhabibiut*. I

Tag ; . BOTTBB' I I ÂCTOBT.—I understand ttcbu'itiT fuctory in.|tb,!i| to»n—so uiijely abd credit-uhly got up—is doing very well, and giving eatlof.iction to the nei^iitnuriug faruiera . Cabir, v withiu endless water1, power , ought to have two orIbrcg more factbrij>8 of different kluda. Dependupon it 'a Parlia,u)i;n.t in College Green, will yt-tinfuae life "Dd splri't into the trade, und factories ofthis , as well as ever? other part of Ireland,

KlLZIACTnOUAS IOTIOV.-TUEBDAT .(From our Repo rter).

Mr . 1)A,V1D KiEBspt iu tbe. chair.Guardians pi 'esyut — Mtshia. P. Walab, and E.

Fitzgerald.EVICTION NOTICE.

Landladies, Mmid Maiilda O'Kcafie »nddit^rlne L. Dain iD ; tenant , Williii m Uolden aadotlii'rs ; lunda , Bill ylj onup, 114 ncieo, plantationuieuaure. parish nt Diinhill ; agent, R,H Kell y,Oatbedral Square, Wnterfont.

C0TTAQE8.Lnureme Power, contraotor , applied tOitbe board

lo usi:eitnio whitt steps be was to take In vierr ofthe f«ct t iuf th«- nppronch lo a eoltage which behud contrmihd to biiild in had been qlulou'd byMoloney os private property. He was advised tdpostpone building for one week.

Mr. O'Briea Sydtli , L.O.B.f , repotUd Q3follows :

"Of the 113 bouses included in the order 90 aropractically comploted and tenanted, (i aro in canrsoof he did not oboo*« tti«pP«w-Mr iJavIn ,! But when I »pp9»r for him there U nodisrespect shown. (M CtTow t I might flue; him I0« ,or 20s. Mr Davlu i Ob, I know you migbli WilliaoJNugent iu fined 6s for ufco offenoe. ! I' A little fellow natnod Sullivan was toeu iot for-ward, aad Waa «harge4oartj|ealatly with boo>lngMrfiyan and family. Jar i D*vla said there *M, BQaiamuila.t^J«>aa«i«iTl n̂»4B».. ' -- • "• ¦•' f¦¦ < ¦Martin Eyan, •̂¦oaretakBrdepowd.aanpyud himpheh passloii to Mr MsOo îason'. with n!ilk> ¦] ,. ., It * freulllvan aaia that Byyi, had to s d̂ his ,children to » distant pohool, In oonieanenoi of the•onoyauoe to whioh I they w»r» lubjeorty Erin and .hU brothsrs. Bsmeflae. | Th» cionrt th«n adjotrW.

. A dCSlffnioa r r̂ îi irnhl ̂ .[ j . J ' ;', ' I

B/j fA^Y ' peopleBGinewhere

beHere that Ncturo hasi I

a remedy) for every

and so slightflie3 past, that

the pleasuresKiich a belief is

we get nsthe least

we can show in a gracions and all-wise Frovi- are these Kvpquent'or cpntiRnal headaeK^ j adence. A few remedies-^-but alas, how few!— dull paij > at tlie bj ^e 'e^ the braj fn]: ba,d breath, ',have been found. Others, so far, lie hidden nauseous enictations ; ;tJXc ;'rUii?S;, pf . soar andfrom human inquiry. Occasionally death pungent fluids ' to , the tliroaifc;; a-sem^ bf oppre^rfollows quickly on the heels of the evil—an sion and iiiintuess 'ut &e pifc of the stomact^illustration of the dangerous character of the flatulence ; wakefulnesii.and loss, of sleep ; dis*ailment to be relieved. : gust with foodieven! wheni weak fro m the.need

For example, Nervous Dyspepsia is a coin- of it; sticky or slimy matter on the teeth or inparatively new disease, growing out of tlie the mouth , especially on rising in tlie morning ;conditions of modern life. It is a.jpint aifee- furred and coated ' tdhgue ; ̂ d

ull eyes ; cold

tion of the digestive organ? and of the nervous- hands and feet ; constipation ; dry or rough:system. These two were formerly treated as skin ; inability:to fits,.the in'ind. on any laboHT!separate ailments, and it was left for the clear- calling for continuous attention;: and oppressivgtsighted thinkers to prove that the basis of this and .sad foreboding^ and fear. :terrible and often fatal complication lies chiefly All this terrible group'; - Mother SeigelVin tlie disordered and depraved functions ;of Curative Syrup removes by its positive,,. powiBr-digestion and nutrition. They reasoned thus ;, ful , direct, vet painless and g'qn.tle: action; -tipyn'," If we can induce the stomach to do its work , the functions of digestion ^ an^ .'fSsimilatM^aand stimulate the excretive organs to drive ont Those elements of the food that build up andof the body the poisonous wqtste matters which strengthen! tbe system are ' sen*' ' upon tlieirremain after the life -giving elements of the ! mission, while all¦' waste - matters'- (tlw^aclidS' offood have been absorbed, we shall have con- life's fire) .which , unremoved| poison an J kjli:,quered Nervous Dyspepsia and Nervous Ex- j are expelled from the body through, the Irbwels,haustion." And. they were right. Knowing j/kidnoy y, and skin. The weak and prostraledt(he infallible power of Seigel's Syrup in less nerves are quieted , toned,and fed'by,thepurifiedcomplicated though similar diseases, they j blood. .A* the result , health , with ' iit3-enjoy-resolved to test it fully in. this. To leave no } incuts , blessings, and power, returns to - tho'ground for doubt , they prescribed the remedy ¦ suiTorer , who had , perhaps, abandoned all hope,in hundreds of cases which ha^ bepri proiiounctj clj j . of owiijyueuig. another well day.incurable—with perfect success in every instance Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup is for sale bywliere their directions as to living and diet were all chemists and medicine vendor's, and by thescrupulousl y followed. Nervous Dyspepsia proprietors,A. J.White,Limited,35,Farringdbhnnd Exhaustion may almost - be called a lioad,: London, E.G. Price2s. (Id...per bottle.pL'culiarlv Knirli^h disease. To

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—° —, For Quality,

/ & '-—- ^~Sf y \ Cor:fort in WorUizj,

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BUTTER WORKERS."EEID'S" PATENT.

Simpl° t - r̂^T^̂ ^ Âio Construction 5>. :. '' -n),

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COOMBE , DUBLIN. alliatCOIiOnOlJO' 0PBCCACI.S3.

ODSCBvn-19 , NASSAU STREET, DUBLIN.(Fro m late Mo3t Kevd. Dr. O'B UIEU , llisbop o7

\Vat« rford.)"I haro cuwi tlr 8OI.H088' Spectacles with gicnt sd•antago to my tight, tbclr ooollny nnd oomfoitin? propertiesprorraj moot a^reeablo &nd botieactal , «rllecta wblca I nevor

orpcricnccd from an/ other kind ot gla&J or pcb«]o.• t D O'BKKM , Uinhov o( Watcrforp."

(From Moat Rvr. Ur. Convmy, Lord bis Boy ofKillab.)

" Tbo «ip«ricnco I bare hid for «omo timo of Ur. E.Solomono' Spectacle* eunbles me to state thoy aro thoonly lenccs wbich atford me case, and comfort to bo desiredIn reading, writing, &c. 1 am. Indeed, glad tbat I procuredtheco famod tiybt |irc3crver« , for tho uso of other gloesojand pabblcs bud caused me to Inuj lno that >nch entbtictioacould uot be eccured." t U OOII ComviT, Bishop of Killalu, Dallki."

(From Most Kev. JDr. Vuaoi.tt, Lord Ulabop ofClonfert.)

" I hero to express my entire satisfaction with tho Spec-tacle* iapplbd \ij IIr Soloifloon, and which I haTouiMw)tb great comfort for nun j years. I havo not chased iliade£«o of power I procured orisnalljr bom him1 1 1 FAT« IC( Ireoois, JiUbop of Cloofert, Loogbrca."

From Late Very K«v too Dean of Limerick—" I must a, that for 38 jan, Mr Polomoss' Glosses to» soprcicrred my Jljbt thlt It la sow Jojt u good u »t flto-and.tweutj.- r— E B O'U>1», D'.l> , NewcMtlo West. Eer CO'COHBIIJ, P.P, la much pleaeod to state that Us. Uolo-moss.' Spectacle* hato proved to be Invaluable to him, a3onl-inj (rreat comfort, prewrviqg bl? tjht, and bcinrr to din^mstfrom other Olisses to wbich be baa boea; prarionslj c:cnvtoroed.—Newmirket, count/ Cork.

The B«r J liCci, P.P, birlny bfien one of those beac3tedby the ace ol Ur. Solomons' Spectacles, considers it r);ht tootlt« thit be experleaccd great comlort frota these {azicmsIsntcs. Provloulj be (uttered aa/.th rtuiorioee /roa other01 :̂̂ 5 and Pebbles. Now he bs« tbs tdnailro ot axooud pleasure, and tho preservation of his sLtht. ba boll-Tinhue beoo eoenred. ClonakUtj." 'The Kev Conoo A T Bcotiv, P.P, ha.ploarare in reportlcjto llr Solomons that Uie . rejall. of ton jeara* n« of hjSSpectacles is most satisfactory. WJiethor b» day or artl2clillight, during lengthened staar, th« fullest ease and comfortare eslojrod. He ooneidert that h« owes much of tbs prsscrvoUon of bis sight I to the ezoallent lenws he had tbogood fortune to procttte.—ClerUjan.Tnppor»r7.

(From th» E«v. PATBICK LATJSLLK, P.P.)"Dui BIB—I have bees for soino time using jour Spra-taolos, eapedall/at night, and am Lappx to inform joo, withthe greatest btneflt, and even comfort. 1 hate laUly rtadwith than for three hoars anlnterrnptedly a» nisht. wiiboutthe aUghtcst Incouvcniance or distress or sight.—I am. loantrJi' ̂ v a . PiTlu« fAVMi*. P.P, CS>n?, Co, llayo,•'To Kr. Solomons, Optician, Doblin,' 'nxr, c. OOUJBUJI opeotaoias h*v» been used br eJataentllombor. of the Pacult/, HoUUItr, Clww, fccTtncludinjob- Orate the Host Bev. Dr; iS acttlgun! Archbishop efAnnojh . His Emlnenco lato CardlaoJ lleCsbe, Archblaiopo( XtabUn i bis linlnence Cardinal Horan, Arohblanopof8»dnejr i hLi Oraoa tha ults Hoot Bev. Dr. ieahr, Arch,bbhop of Cashel i Host Bev. Dr. fcoaiy. Bishop ofDromore i !l«t Kev, Dr. Dorfsj, Bbhoo of Down »aiConnor i Moot Eev. Dr. power, BinhoD.of Watefdrd., fg lu>T> BWjop of Cork j Most B«v. Dr. FiUjcrold,Wstop of Eora j Most Bev. Dr. lUg û*, Bfihop of JCcrry.•.• Persons In the conatrj can be snpyUcd with Cpoctaolia,

*e.. . PJ Post. Ecpolrs prompter attended to. ImprovedTolescopca, Opera, Eace, and Field Olassc*»also tUcroscopntt most jsodeiate price* j Barooctors, iBinaoiaeton, Haji,Lanterns, 4o , *

i C*UTION 1-In consequence, ol nnnacwis atte ŷts atImposition, It 1* uecenaary to n}U> nnaesn4 addrcsj and tootstrro-Onl» to be had from Ur. E. BOLOBOKS, Optidao,(profcjslonall/ established In Dublin 61 jean.)Number iflNETEEJI. HA8J3AU.STREET, DUBLnr.Entrance by Hall-Door, within ono door of Dawson-stnet,DUBLIN- Thai U iou not efrit (»•, Pr»Woc«i , hat no ca*.•ecliou UM IH any othtr ktnue er nnm t fiami. timilar or olf.«r

«a', on* »• unjitOBf nsiUvr A0EHTO nor TBAVELL£r5.

NOW OPEN NOW. OPEN ! 1

io O ZIBT12, 8TEAND 8TEEBT, T H A II 0 2E,

W . B I S H O PEEGS to intluiot* to bis Fdecdj and nutaerocs, Vfsitom to Tmtnore tbat be ba« OPENEDthe above Eatabllahaeot, trhnre tbuy can l>c enp^plied nitb :Firat-Claa Qood» oa Boat rcatoaablaterms. ' ' , .i A Choice Stock of Wloes, Brandy. Whiskey,Baw'a Alo, Gulnnesa'a Porter, Cigaro, &c., 4*.

LUHCHEOMB , 8*KDwicn«i, TBA, and COPJTES.1 Iced Mineral Watcri, 8d.

\7edding«. Balbj, and Pifl-nfo Partlea snpplicd.

A7ALSBB BICHOP, . - ¦ \ h . . \ ' ^. ̂ - > . . ¦. ¦.1Wextent hnlf the people ofitlifec^ijrj^ aitflferfrom \tcountryasylums iilied to ovei-flomthis nlariring. 'discj isn.-' •

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