r 11 K w A T v. u v on D K E W SKSTAM.ISMFD ISC

(AhU'mmn KKIIMO NP , Proprietor.)I.M«lr°ST C l l K V I A I I O N |N TIIK SnlTII Or IltEt.ANP.

I'liHis/n-I fivri; Friday Krcniii;!, at Xn . 49 King Streetlurrn ^iTK i i i r I - H I - V I N C I - M. RAM*.]

1'I .KT. 'I'I I I '. K K I' K N C K ; Y EAKI .Y ( IS ADVANCK ) 13S.;J lv 1'usT, Y K A U I .Y, 1-JS ., is A IIVAXCK .

Agents for Sale of THE NEWS:W.Vra.'KOKl)— .Mr. W. K KI .LV . Little GcorKcVstrcet.THAMURK—Mi ss CLANCY , Refreshment ltoonis, in

Stmml-i-triTt.TASSACE EAST—Tlic Mis-.es T.CVK , Hotel , Square.3AUK ICK-ON - 8UIK—Mr. .I.M. M t K r n v .News A;,' "- •- :!i Affn. Thursilnv , ,, -'I ... I AffnTuinlnv . ,, -"¦' —1" Morn . Tlmn-ilnj-, May 1 ... *•- Morn

Junnui .Finm W n t . i l o i d to UrisK.l , r v in lSii stnl lo Wntulnid ,

l> i tcr t . I calling at I'ruihroli r Dm-ls .FriiHr April 1 «• I'*1 Xi.c.u Tu.nl.iv, April 1 ... t.; \t,,ruFridiv .. 11 - s M* *rnTii*-fU .v, „ s .. . :!• Af fn>ri.l:.V, ., I" - I' .Morn Tuv>.hiy, „ K. ... 71 .MornFrMav , ., *•¦"• ••• -1 MornTm-filiiy, „ -J-J ...

¦_' AffnITIIOM UI)', ,, *_"J .. . 7J Mom

fcj-T On Karly Morninir Sailings, the Cabin ol the Steam«rs will be Open to receive 1'asseuge's arriving from I.oudouby the Night Mail Train.

Cabin Fan", 16s. Ud. ; Servants and Children , )0«. 0.1.Return do., 25». ; or with liberty to return from DubliuCork , ur Weiford , 31K. 8d., Steward's fee included ; Deck7i. 6d. Female* attend the Ladies'Cabin.

W A T E R F O K D A N D U V K R l ' O O L ,Lard, Camil la , or other elisi^le 'Vessels.

TROM B A T . M -.P OH1* - »*< 1M I . I V > k l ' l ,UL:

Tridar April 4 — '• M'T«i"> ' """I":ati.-i!uc«l i»:»- Tli c l»iiw wi-ludi f AMI t K.I Ml A I. l l t H . A M ' I.ilU'S.

SHOHTEST ROUTE , and REDUCED FARES

r$^, ,y ...> •< EYEKY IIItK J'.i r. SilM ,̂

fV.—I.i iivr WAimvoui . nt l p.nl., on Arrivnl of 1 1 . I E« til. Twin frMii Liini-ritk , ami ll)..'l) n.m Tmiii

rretK«. n other iniportnnl Station.", tin; Timo Tnbli-s ,•od Thraupli H» \n for (iowls , Ac , of .Mr. W. J. H' s.mi, the Croat WeeK rn Company's Agent, Paul'sBqutre, Watirf i .rd.

J. CKIEHSOX , C< .'i.cra! MnnmiT.Paddintton , Jim., 1S7.I. luiv -^*

GCSSM1TI1S AXl) 11KAL KHS IN Al.i. K I N D S Of

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A M M U N I T I O N S .0 M M I 1 M S A N D C O . ,

6G, QUAY . WATKK FOKU.

"pAlCOHEE'S A-B-C RAILWAY GUIDEf- „ B> I'OST, *l.*mx FALCOMI, 53 Upper Sackiille-Blreet , Dublin

SHIPPINGCLYDE SHIPriNG COMPANY.

A P H I L , 1 8 7 3 .Ji'fjulnr STKAit C 0 M 2 I V X I CA T W N Ictmm

Waterford and London , Plymouth andSouthampton, Cork, Dublin , Belfast,

A N D G L A S G O W .T *V Ŝv flTHK new nnd powerful Screw Steamers

•̂ "IK I ̂ •*• ''¦OWAUO. OUMHKAK . riALATA .yNfjV -̂SKKU K YVO K E , EUDYSTONE, SANDA ,Vfe.im4ib&ita* AUKLOVV , are intended t» S«il HK undtr(wrnihrr petit .ittiufr, uuless prevented by iny unforeseencircumstances), with liberty to Tow Vessels, nnd to renderAssistance lo Vessels iu Mistreat :—

FUOM WATEUFORD TO GLA SGOW ,Friday, lib „ 1 p.m., via C..rk and liclfnst'1'uesil.iy, Sih „ 1 p.m., via DublinWednesday Illh „ I p.m., via Cotk.Kriil av , 11 til „ 1 p.m., tia t'ort and Helf«8tTuesday, loth „ 1 p.m., via Dublin.Wednesday, It) b „ 1 p.m., »i, Cork.Friday, lfltli „ 1 p.m., »ia Curie and Belfast.Tuesday, *J2nd „ 1 p.m., »ia DublinWeduetUay, 23rd „ 1 p.m., ria Cork.Friday, 25th „ 1 p.m., via Cork, nod Belfast.Tuesdny, 29th „ 1 p.m., via DublinWednesday, 30th „ 1 p.m., via Cork.&Friday, 2ml M»y, 1 p.m., via C^ik nod Belfast.

FKOM ULAStiO W TOWATKUFO U D, eveiy MOND A Y, WEDXESDAY. and

Flt l l> A V, «t 2 |..in.; ltxil lo Greenock , 7 p.m.XOTH.—TIIB Steamer oi: Friday soes via Cork.

FKOM WATKltFOHD TO UKLFA ST, Via COHK.Every F I I I I iA Y , ... .. at 1 p.m.

H K L F AST TO WATEKFOHI) , Via GLAhUOW.Wcilurtii iy, 2nd April , aud every Monday the ealler.

FUOM WATKKF0H1) TO DUBLIN , Direct,\Vcducsd ay, 2d April , ,t every Tin-day tbereatlor , nt 1 p.ro

IJU H LIX TO W ATKKFOKD , Via GLASGOW .Tburtday, 3rd April , mill, cveiy Wedne-day thereafter.

FltOM WATEKFOHI ) TO COUK direct.Every WKDXESDA Y ... at 1 p.m.Kvcty FKIDAY , ... nt 1 p.m.

FltOJl CORK TO WATEKFO U I) direct.Tuesday, 1st Apr.l , and every Monday therealter.

W A T E K F O H I ) T O L O N D O N .Cnlliup ut Plymouth

Tnc-Filny , April 1 — :l p.m. I Tuivdny, April '.'•J — 3p.luSiitnnliiy, „ 1^ — :l p.m. | t-atunlny, .May J — :! p.ui

LONDON 10 WATEKFOKI ) .('all iiiL * at t'lvnmutb ami lVii2anre.

luiMlay , April K — s a.m. I Tuontny, April 13 - K a.m.Tlnir.-.lay, ,, 17 — H n.iu. | Tliurnlay, May H — 8 n.ui.

II .. . -I- ruviviil fur Sliipiuent nt Jlilltr '.-* and Wi*l Kentwharves lip to i; p.m. on day lH.-forc- sailing.

WAlKlt tnni . TO l'LVMOl'TlU 1'UlH-niI TO WATKlU' OltlKCalliiii; at l'i'iiuiiicc.

Tm-ilay, April 1 — :! p.m. I Wnlue.-ila», April II — 8 n.m.Kitm-ilay, ,, 1^ — :l p.m. Kriilav , " ,, 1 8 — 8 u.m.T\n-«lar „ L1-.' — :! p.m. WeduralaT, „ ;IO — 8 a.m.Saturday, May :l — .1 p.m. | Kriilaj, " -May U — S n.ui .

WATKIir iUl l i TO KorTIIAMITl iK. SOITHAMI TU.N TO WATKBFOUIlTranshippini; :it.riyuioutli. TrnnsbippiDf nt Dyuioutb.

Tiie.-.lay, April , 1 — :l p.m.S:itunl:i ,, 12 — :i p.m. Krery Wcdues«Uiy, nt K p.m.Tut-5tlay, „ ij — :i p.m.Saturday, May :J — :j p.m.

PENZAXCE TO WATKHKOHl ) .Saturday. '.fith .Mardi, fl a.m. I Satunlny, lfrth April, .1 n.mTUnrnlay, loth April . !l a.m. I Tliurnlay, 1st May, 9 a.Ui

Saturday, l»Jtu May, il a.m.These Ste.irr.cr*> buve exccllenl AccoiuaiodatioD for Pas

scngers.PASSAGE-MOXEV :

Cabin. Hcturti. DeckWntcrford to GI MEOW &. IUIfast , 17s. 6d. 25s. 10s.

„ Cork ... !)< — 6s,, Dublin ... 10f — Oi,, riymoutb & Soutbamptou -Uj 30s 10<„ Lcndou ... 25i 37K Cd 16s

t&dT NOTE.—The Clyde Shipping Company Insure nilGoods Shi pped by tlie-.c Lines of Stesuiers.at 3-i M per Cent,to Trcdi'M bavinjr yearly agrwinrnt« ,»tid Cs per Cent, to ot.cafiiutinl Shi ppers*—values to be declared nt time of Ship-ment. Forms and all itift irmntion to be hid at the Office*.

For Kates of Freight , 4c, apply to— CORK SI E A K B H I PCo., I'cnrnsi! Quay, Cork ; CAROLIK nnd KOA5 , Nn. 20,Eden IJuny, DVULIN ; J. • I'I K K B R I O N , 10 .VictoriaSt., Ilell»!.t j H BSKY I. WAKIKO, I'lymoulh ! J A MBSH A KTI .KV , 3."> Guinea *) ; St**erai* e£0 0- . tlCP* On and after 1-t Jul y i> . it , Saloon Fare,will In* £2! and i.25 : Return Tirltrti. . IW.

for III-IK III and luri ber paitirulars, api.ly at the OfficesDf tin- Ci inpaiiy, l'J Uro mlwi.v , Niw Yi.ik , and (1(1 Maikithl iL -el . Cliu*:.iro; in Qoi-eii slown , lo .J.une*. >cott A Cu. ; or

ISM AY , I M K I E , & CO., 10 Wmel-slreet , l.ive.p*.., ! ;nti .t 7, East fudi.i.avenue , Lrtn.lou. [j.i6*tfl

T. S. I I A I { V K Y ,W.sW,f England Insurance OSici-.WatrrtrdJ. M. MUl t l ' I IY , •«, Xew Llt ,. * , '.a ,iiik-on-Suir.

¦V AI E R I C A ! A M E R I C A !" ALLAN" LINE.

. *i a ctTKAM from DUBLIN Direct•rawwrx^ O to AUKKICA , Once a Wee k.

^3Jj *ȣ^>- ,S' I I 0 li T S E A V A S S A G i : .

Tlie htc-amcis ni tlic " A l U u " Line eai) fromDU1ILIX to < AMERICA E»i*iy TUL'KSDAY, with Pas.?eiii-is for QUEHKC , IIOSTOX , and XEW YORK.

". I rM >U«uur> ollel tbe sbl.ltl^ t pass;.(:i- to Canai!a , ani!^ive •** direct tout ) * to the Wcf tiru Mates ol Atnetica am!Cal!f»*ni **, to which I'aj Sengeis am boukid uu Ibrou g lTllliH.> *•-. "ST. I 'ATKICK ," liotn Dulilin , Thursday, ApriUjSS. " M O I I I A V ^ ," ,, „ „ 21.-S. " C f J I l Y X T l l A X ," „ „ May 1,Ai.d >.VEI !Y THURSDAY Ibereafler during the Season.

H A I K S o) PASSAOK M O MK T .Saloon CM/u, tutj in bi i* £13 13Il itumediate Calnii tnQuelec , H OB I I .II , or Xiw Yoik , i> !lSueiaife to Qneliee , li.isii.n , or Nf« York t) (]

Inttrmtdiate Hate mcludel Out/ it, OK f l . E A XS I Xt : a..d CLEARING tlie llLOODImm' A L L I . M I 'L 'l tn iKH, whether nrlsiun t r i m joutblul

mdiM Miui or »ny otber CMUS.*, omnot U. \M binlily lecoin-¦nenneil. I t curen Old Bores j cures Ulcerated «"re« iu the

Xick : i;ii:er.tird «> t e Leiti j lllackbtiids or l'imp les on

Fnce Scuivy Sore" ; Cancnuus Clcern ; Uloud mid Skin Dis*

a.i**ti ; (i lxi .dular r i»e l luig>, a. d eleam tbe Illood fioro ill

In.liuce Jla:trr, from wlMtrvrr rsu>e aiismii.As ib is mixiuie it plei-ai.t tut be mote , null warranted Iree

In JIII mercury - whirli all p u ll a id IIIOSI medicinea sol.I lor

I I. B aWive di*,e»se> coniam — the frupuetor nulicin aulfxreia

lo Hive it a tn»l to t'-fct itvvalue.I l lO U SAM Ib OF T18 1ISI0SIAI.S FROM ALL PAST.-l.

S. 'd II , Uiiilei. 2-. 3d. null , aiid in Cose*., cuniaiinPg C

l!.,itl s, l l s . each , «iflici*i.Uu efl.tt a p.iinanenl rure iu

li.up.ntniidi i i K r»Kr» , by nil Chemuts and Talent ¦*ll"dlc1'";

Vmd.ir*.; or sent to any addrisj on recei pt of -7 or 10".

> ni..|.s,^}

^^ Tt):

Barcl.y k >on» , London, and all the Wbnlciale Houses.

10 BE GIVEN AWAY !A New Medical Woik on. Mama-tr , the cause, and cure o(

p.eintture decline in mull , Xer»ouk Debility, linp"'enc)-iAc, with Rules lur removi:i(f certain disqualifications

mat

destroy the happ iness of Wedded I.ile, or

" f T i V E K Y .MAN M X OWX D O C T O RAl l F.ir T»o Siaiupo euilVrer*. tnuy avoid the nnmetousII, I... -I . .1 - ubo -Hid Iheir Imokk lor mtl l i i l iK , pubbstl

testl-

lu i.u.i!- « l . 'i:ii ll"*> » i i i f t lir i i . .e l t i* ! ., fictitious i*-vu»s Irom

i u . M - 2 i i . - i j J . . i irn»i- ,|.iolrM to inn: ili».;,»es -Mi ll inslrnuienli

ni,l. "1 "I Medicih. s, and other nUurdiliti as cruel as tuey

are de. .pt lve .

A 1.1.) - .Kilmacnvi. 0 In I — i 1 *J5 U K I s -IUVi'aler/brd arrival 9 30 11 '10 ! 1 45 7 0 I 7 0

:Note.< —Third Dims tickets are issued at all tbe KilkeonjJunction statioos by Ihli trsin. ( * Mall trains) .

Tickets i»oed for Single Jourotj are atailable ool)' ' iyTDWAirtrosD i ''- * *3 1 2i3

', UI 1 4 V 1 2 3 , 1 4 2 1 2* 3lawAlnarosD. C,RM c,iK 1 CUt< CJ IIM cis«» Claw Clsss¦ A . M . 1 1 M j A M. 1- M. P .M. i P.M. P.M .: h ni I h* 111 I li TI h in h in" ' h m h rn

Limerick dtp « 15 ! a 10 II SO IJ 65 ' 4 0 lo 4.5 1(1 isJunction. .arrival 1 2n Id 35 12 2.'< I 51) 5 10 . 12 II 12 0Cork 10 0 1 Sli 2 21 ... , t S! ] 5! 5 2 5Diblin 3 4U ' 4 4 i 5 :{S I II 40 : 4 .W 4 30nt- B l.1 ».(r;. ... _ 0 II ... I 0 ' 7 45 7 45C U K U „... ,, 7 10 ... 8 0 ... , 2 45 10 10 10 10•I 'lucnon 7 .11 ... 7-Tli

n ÊwVT jH V^̂ ti' r̂or, nil tht! French Hoyal Family, mxl*̂|p^̂ ^i S'ul.ilitv of France. 5 Shri.-ts— Tin; Ariilri

*-*I-2**|M P̂ -̂ Â of tl'1' Arehlii *>lii, Ii-t of Cantrrlmr.v, from107u to I xTu. (Jsh. i'tr—ditto , Archbishorw of York , I ij7utii]S7n ,4 Sheets—Colleges of . (ixfurd uiiil (.'iiiiiljri(l|.'v. -!i Hiii:t?—It.-rMuteiity 's Hiriuii'nts. 1.1 ."WI -I A —TI II; C'rtsts nnd MultiiM u»e.lhy the nr.ti.--li Xnvy. ii H IM ts-The Ann?, .Sui>i*i.rtew, andCornncta of every H"ki- nnd Maniui-. . lilDSlieetn-TlieCorourts ,Mo&otrrami!. and Arins of Karl.-*, llarnn.i, olid llritish Corniuoti-l-M. laWi.i-ts-Coinic Mnluvriiuw. *J4 filu-ets—Urdiiniry MIIIK I -Urump. These run: mill viilual .li- colUttiollf of Falnilv Cre.-L-,never b-'furv kni.wu to the piil.lic , lire wild at In. l»r Miert ; li.Sliectf, i)?. Thi! whoh: uriti of Sii Thoufand ditrcrent (ircsts(uamcuiniler i-Hftli). ¦I"-'"- Ily T. CCLI.KIOX, Seul Kiifrrim-rand Die Sinker, liy u]i]ioiutiume ai Od. ; Name and InUhk-b . M ; bet- ol WovcableNumber*, 2s. Od. to 6s. ; Crest , 6s. ; Double Crekt , 10a.

TH O M A S C U L L E T O N ,Seal Enyrarer and bio Sinker ti, Her Mafesl y and the

Roya l Famil y, hy Specia l Appointment ,25 CIS AN HOUIIN-ST. , Corner ot KT. MAKTIN' SLANE ,

LONDON , W.C.The Heraldic Studio «nd Library open daily. The largest

Collection of English »nd Forefgn Heraldic Hooks iu tbeKingdom. Pn»t Offico Orders piviblsat Crunbonrn-strMtPotlotacr, W.C. The Klaga ol all Nations, 4 SbeeU, beau-tifully illuminated. li.28.ly.)

Kg- OrderB for any of the above will bo received at TinNEW» Office, Waterford.

I'ost iree for (i Stamps , open ends, or 12 Stamps in an

TUB MEDICAL ADVISER, on prematuredecay of the tyslern, mid its -.pcedy rc.itorution ; chap,ters on certain dirorderr , and the hist means for th . ir re-moval ) the ir.icroscnpe nsnn aid to diagnosis ; Marriage , itsdisqualifications ; rules and prescri ptions lor lelf-ln-atinent ,&c. ; illostraled with numerous cisev. Hy Dr. Waller DeBoos, lliilford House, Jlollord Snu»re, I^ndon, W.C.

D d . DE ROOS1 celebrated GUTTJS VITyEor L I K E DROPS I lor ISpennatonlicen, Nudurnal

Emissions, lii-poteucy, Seiuiil Incapncity , Debility, Epilepsy ,and all those diaeasm lor which Mercury, Sarmimrilla , & O thuy may claim pre-eminence overmost other adverlised medicines. Hy promoting digestion*—nourishing the constitution—enriching witln .ut iuilniniugthe Hood — bracing without hiituulating the nervous ayatcuitoo tioleiitl y—they strengthen the general h.ibil , and n-slortthe natural health y tone of the nervous and uiubculnr tibreit ,thus enlivening and inviunratng bulb body and mmd.

The G'U'nVE Vrr.rK have been particularly tuccestlawith young pt-up le who have the appearance of old i.ge ; whomi pale mid eflemitiute , mid who , having an utter ditUsle lureverytliiug, are incapacitHtrtl lor ?tudy, business or enjoyment.Ttii>u*>Aud s of apparently Iiopelesn cases , g iven up hy the f a ,cutty , have been peiniHiieriti y cuted , and liave borne gratefulevidence oi the faet.

1'ricc 4s. (id., Hi. and 33-i. ol all Chemists , or dincl onrecei pt ot ht-imps, ur pi-sl-i-ft 'icu order addreb-ied to Dr. l) \HOOD , llollord House , Hultord Squarp, London , W.C

Sold by .Mc.Miister ,V Co., J1S1 , Capel-slriet , Dublin ; Mr,Whit e, Ohtener Ollice, J iul lyinena ; Mr. Hn-oett , SouthernChronicle Oiilce, LiiuericJt ; Air. 1'olsoo , Fermanagh Sla i tOllice, Eiiniskillen ; or ut The Kelts Office , Waieilnrd .Pains iu the Hack, Grard, Lumbago, Kheutnatisni , Uout

Flatulency, Headache , Nrrvuu-inesii, Debility, Strirture , .t, which , if neg li-cted , lu-quvuil;end iu *Hto:ie in the i.lndder , and a Hug *ring, piiitiftiUcat liFur deprtwMi>n of .Spirits, Kicitcrainl, Incapacity lor Ho*ciety, Sluily or Uut-incs*, I S M S ot Memory, Wri'icbcdi'ens ,NtrvoustiesH , und even lns:inity itself , when (n» in oltcti theCasel arisii iR fium ur combined witb Ui i iMiy OiPCHst.-*, theyate unequalled . Ily tbvir salutary

SALESTHE NEXT MONTHLY SALE

OP HORSES, TKAVKL MXU MACHINES , Ac.

will toko plnco at L.MM ir.NcK DOMIYN 'S VoterinaryEstablishment, UKKKSr 'OlU) STItEET, Waterfurd,

On MOSDA Y, ten MAY , nt 1 o'Clock.THOMAS WALSH & SON', Auctioneers .

BOltOUUU OF WATKHKOHD.AUCTION OF MANURE

To be SOU) JtV AUCTION ', on TO-MOKHOW (Sn.turdoj, ititli A).i il), lit One o'Cluck , at MlLIiER'SMARSH ,

SKVEKAL Largo Heaps of l'KIM K MANURE,fur account of tbo Corporation.

THUS. WALSH A SON , Auctioneer/) ,The Mall , Waleiford , 25lli April , KS73. It

AUCTIONOF VKLLOW 1'INK BOAHDS , PI.ANKS , ic.

To bo SOLD HV AUCTION , :nv.-nii , llni|«T, Sr. koulli Main-stCA I I I I :I * I V I :>' N K. lUiii'l' it . Hour Afint.('Al.s*i>iiK .. . .1 . X >", Tin- Mall Wiin-ii'iti-i ' .]wsJo\v>-I. ... TlK'liius l r"iiili , lSrvwtry Ayiut.>!A I L "W.Ml I.I SI 11 CO . .1. J . D'SUIH TIIII .S lM IHt .LM 'inN 'I '•¦i- .'ck .Nr sMil i . J; (' harli ..', -I l .nrr ;irK. >tn< :t.>|:%\C.\ST1. Kyt:»:i,>>Ti;«NUAlltK KALt :I:«->Cl:t:AS K I I O > I :KI . I:NTUMi 'i.rM'ilri:I III 'IILKS r. M-.I 'wy .' l l l l t K A U VTliAl.ct: .. . . J . 1.-i« , «> .Ni- lrf-n-stKil.V >III» iill i W. M;i--'.li , Tilt:M:ill.

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frrinn I H I U iniMiii . i l "I H'« . Mt .| i- ill-nj , *> *• > "• !'¦•• I '1 "' u i-n-uliur

p,»rlj »l.ii'i"-'. '-'"l -"ll l"'i> "11 '•>•-" " '¦' "" |"'•-"'•Tt rrn.nvnllll 111-J.U-aiit '"l""r »""Ul! I' l-ivj f'l If il',or tnt.Htiii «ii»-l'f. Tim Frag rant f urilint I •-•ux o.iup»"-din n..ii ui ll«"! »'"' ?»'••¦" '••¦¦•'¦ i 't H- UI - -IIO.W mm.

rluuily I."' ii " - I IM I I>* ol i:10,Uj(J. A ny ri.iindri.ltMl tuturti niiitf i »iii(li will ii-fcu 'o u u>iill i it , Hi l l In- UunOn-iM ly rr

« OTJ1F..UMJ0 ON A C>- ., Kii.»i u< l'«ii , (::«»U-T. ,In relurnica thui.ks ̂

in an oftcr dii.nrr BpceebiJiowu diTlurul tl^it 'Le «ri " too lull of otter-Alice1 '

THE MEDICAL HALL ,7 if ALL, WATEltFOlW.

CONDELI. & CARDEN , A POT II E C A 1UES,CHEMIST S, 4c.

This Establishment kariog undergone a thoroughremodelling, will now be fouod rcpleto with everyarticlo eouuecl eii with UJO practico of Medicine. Itwill bo tho obj»ct of tho Proprietors, by scrupulousGiro In tho selection and preparation of all theirarticlep, to maintain a character for tbo supply ofMed icines, in tho purity nnd efficacy of which perfectroliunco may be placed, our constant aim boing in nilcases to supply tho finest possiblo quality of Medicinesnt«fn'cft y moderate charges.

THE CuurouMii.vR DRI -AKTJIENT for Physicians nndSurgeons' 1'rcECri ptioua will obtain our personal enruand atteutio n ; it il ill bo a principle in thia Establish,ment , in order to ensure accuracy, never to committhis important trust into tho hands of inexperiencedor incompetent persons. As tho efficacy of a pro.Bcripiion so eutirely depend* on the puri ty of tho in-grcilirnla employed , our Drugs and Chemicals, &:.,will be procured ouly from Houses of kuoirn reputa-tion. For the conVeniunco of families residing inTramoru nnd Dunmore, wo shall liavo our Modiciucsdelivored /roe of charg e. Application of Lccchea, andurery oliiro within tbo province of an Apothecaryskilfull y und promptly attended to.

TIIK HETAII. DKPAUTMK N T is supplied with everyDrug, Chemical and Medicinal preparation in genera luse ; also, with Lavemcut Instruments. S- toniaclil'uinpa nnd Hreast l'umps, Fci'ilinR liottlcs , &c, onthe newest and most approved principles ; Trusses,lilastic Stockings , ic.

A LI. PATENT JI UDICI NES of repute ; I'urfumes andToilet Requisites by various linkers. Orders by postpromptly attended lo.

C0KUEI.L .5" CA 1WEK ,TIIK MEDICAL HALL , 7 MALL, WATEKFOKD.

o O f / i 1'1'i ll .The Edinburgh Life Assurance Company.

roUNDED 1828.HKA D OFFICK—22 , G EOUCK srKEM, EniMiCKGii.

DUBLIN—55 , U ITKR H AC KVII .LE STBKKT .A CK .NT AT WATKR I OHI I — J. II. BBOWNK , (J I:KKS .BTKKI :T.

PROPOSALS for Lifo Assurnnco lodged nt any o(the Ofli ecs or Agencies of the Com])aiiy before

THURSDAY, 2-lth APltlL , Ib7:i , will bo in timeto Sccuro the Benefit of this Yi-ar'H Kntry , and willeutitlo the Assured to Hunk for a ni.t. A I I H I T I O N A I .IKA R'S Boxt.s over those outering aft i r that date.

Tlie llateRofl'emium are lower thnu those chargedby many other Offices; but notwithstanding this, thollonus Additions have hitherto been of very largeamount. At last Division of Profits tbo llonus u>im-!>* Ims beccu nblHif '.'il l>y II I I M-1 l);ll)5-ixclu.n with iiit1ivitlu .. l nu-tnlHM ? , nu uiuaUf imnti -it h.-iiin gbi-i-n mii'le with miv niher (llniy.

Ti lE WIKH . E PHOFITIS DIVIDED AMONG MEMUEIl sJ ALONE

SKCUHITY OF THE HIOIIK ST OUDEUis tnnuit iuiuil by an As- '-rj iicH Fuiul u h u l i iMinrqu.illcl Iiy

II KI I ul nay uih-r OIH CL- in ihe ci.uptry.Arri.-xDi.ATKD Ko»u p I6,:)Il!,9HSA N S UA L I SC O M F , 60J,7u'J

TIIK U KI'OKT KOIt 1671NOM- UElMi l3Sr£l",

stir.ws lli r S-C''oty t» In- !>k'A'li?3' Inctai s '-mt inpr/«p.'ri tv.NEW l'OLlCIK s W K K E KVKECI EI) KOH il/Wl^W

(an inrr^KM" '¦! i,'U'n,577 mi I III- I'l- 'imi- Vi -n rl.THE ADDITION TO KL'NDS WAS £221 ,171

iTli* Urpc.-.l i v- r IIIH 'I C in iinv \ f :tr).Tli.-r« i« >|ipi .iiili-il ii " ll'e lti. |.i.i - : , ihe I ^V K .N V K ACC-U ST

aii-l )I A I,A .\L'K SnttT, »^ ili- |iutilril nul l ||

W boAUU OKl lUI'K.

Bra nch Office— Nn. '•• l. ' - W K U SA. I K V 1I.L K St., H f l l L I V .J. ¥,. l 'UKSKI ! , Kendelit Secretary.

Aii>. > *l • :/ 'n l f r/ im i - S T B iN O M AN, H u t . T i i KI S *. Mi- i r l i i i i i t . , (i'uy.

T. 1'. A 1 K I N - , .\ la t i i iKvi ll.iiik ol In i i i i i i l ./J u i'fliiri-'in — K l 'W A l U . I '. I.'A I , .Vi'ii .-j i-J r Province) IJkJj i ^tnorc — V'HIM I .1./'orCow—Vi- Cll i f .li'nc l t o t s — K . J. IVKcrl.! . , Mnuatrr , ll.iuk -- f Ir iUlul .t'«rr—Tlli.. 1A» Ij. ll

^WKU.,

;tulu.vi>w .0lli

Alliance Life and Fire AssuranceC U M I' A A V ,

U AM TI I U i O M f A V /,,1.VK, I.OXnOX .CAPITAL:—1'IVK M I L I J I U S X STEUI.1XU.

T R K H I D K N T :Sir JIC?SKS MoviKrioiiK , Hurt., F.H.R.

(5$" Prosji cctuM'S , Kale of Assumituc ami cvui>nilun/isitinn may l»o li:ui t» f

M R. KICUA11D 1IAIUU S, A gttit,Sloek and tlharebroker , 15 yueeti-st ., U'ntcrfuril

H A l l l S t : A S S U I I A X C E .Cargoes, jn-r Sli-aiui- r and Sailing Vessel , to any

Port in t in- Irish , llriMol , and Ln^linh ChannelsInsured mi very Moderate Ti-rins, :ii> well as all Searis):*. War ri>ks taken. (tfl

B E X S O X ' SWATCHES, CLOCKS, GOLD JEWELLERY

SUA 'KK , »ii - i Ki.i-:cri:o-J 'LAn:.To tin. yri 'KN ami KOYAI . 1'Aiiii .v , ftc.

Iiy t\i cial ,\|ipoiutuirnt lo IIiV K-ivnl lliyhlios I'riucx: of 1Vn)e»¦pUl/.E -MEDALS—L nxnuN, Di.m.ix, A .M. PA H I S .

WATCHK S . CLOCKSOf all Unit , ul 'i 'o -"» "i:i» 1jl', I) II i .^-i.- niii.h u l Dr.wiii BK "j l- "-f , C "lil ' Wiitcln " repaneJ '.V ?ki K i 'l w nikini - i i . OM silvfr ,Jewe ll, ty, Wulchc , A:- ., (-xt liHU -̂c il. Mi - ulianiH , ^liij ipure ,nnii Clui-. •up(.l"-J. —

Sr..AM K A CIOUV « MJ C l r » Snow ItooM > ,LUDIJATE HILL AN D OLD HOND ST11KKT,

a-J'J-'jnt). L O N D O N . (eow

.Mil . C A U D K N ,

SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST

JSJ'V TIIK MALL , WATEKFOKU.[ja3.1y

KICHARDSON DUOS. & CO.,JJJH.FAS T, L il l lJ. lS, A ,S1) VOUK ,

.Solo Agents in Ireland li.rPERUVIAN GOVEENMEN I GUANO.

HICHAUDKON 'S HONE COMPOUND.UIUllAUD »ON'r i SUPEItl 'I lOSPHATK.

S P E C I A L M A X U K K S .POTATO M A N U KE . I ( lUASS JIANUHE>'LAX MANU11E. | »it 10 the lUllbillaclu .y, I t lK Ui l i t a 111 let ill'CUUlitl.i I in* (J.IC4O, Mini llir *»y tl IM iiiMliul. .cturi - il Iiy Mi**.*>t a.Kpp-,'u tit il lur H wLulf.-umt nu.l iiutn.iuu^ ut-v-T-iiii*, nnj^lilU ul inttrriit t" the r.mlf ii- "I ' I.HI.J »uJ Walir. '"- SnAiliclr lu " Lxuii wi-U Wutei /'Ocluter l i .

JUsm-AfTuitE or COCOA, CACAOI.NK, AND CIIO-COLA1I. -*" We wilt nl-W )(IV e Ml BI'Ci-UIll t-l ttlu l^ruit-l-9iji.p'id ly M I>*I H Jdinf-i |̂'P>" & l-*0., inuuulMCtur ci "ftliiieiir 'iiiJcl-> , iit U P.i «uL< m tT.i Euniuu Koail , Luuduu,"—See Ailicle ill I'olt 19 ut Catiell 't lionitiold Guide.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETYTHE ANNUA L COLLECTION, iu aid ct tho

Funds for tho benofit of tbo industrious anddeserving Poor of Waterford , visited and relieved bytbo St. Vinccot dc Paul Society, without religionsdistinction , will bo mado at tho Doors of tbo aoraralCatholic Churches in this City,

ON SUNDAY, 4TII MAY,When it is confidentl y expected thnt tho ovor-chari-table l'eoplo of Wnterford, of all Sects , will , withtheir usual generosity, sustuin this Society, to onnbloit to alloviato tho distress from which tho industriouspoor t.ro too often Buffering.

Contributions from thoso who cannot attend willbo most thankfull y received by Dr. RrAN , Chaplainto tho Society ; thn Clergy j tho Piesidant , andMembers of the Society. (2t).

To the BURGESSEiof tho TOWER WARD ,GENTLEMKN—I t being rumoured that Jlr . It. 11.

SAIICKST intends to resign his Seat in thoTown Council , I beg to offer myself us a Cunclidatolor tbo vacancy , should it occur.

As a business man, I am well known , and being nlargo ralopayer in your Ward, you may rely uponmy always usiiuj my best efforts to forward tbointerests of my native city.

I am, Gentlemen, yours obediently,WOODWAUD MASON,

ii and fi, Tho Mall , 21st April , IH73. a!25

N O T I C E .The Gas Consumers of Waterford

AUE respectfull y informed that in order to smrctho DISCOUN T on tho present Quarter 'sAccounts , they w il l require to bo Paid before. WKD -NKSIIAV tho 30th day of Ai-iui., 1873.

Accounts can bo paid nl the OHicc , Gas Works, onany dav (Sunday excepted), from 10a.m., to 3 p.m.

GaB Office , A pril 23, 18;3. It

SPRING FASHIONSTHE LEADING NOVELTIES.

Mit s . K E L L YHA S the pleasure to nnnounco her re-turn from the LONDON and other

MAHKETS , and the arrival of herKECENT PUnCHASES,

Comprising the .MOST FA S I I I O N A I I I K DESIGNS inJ11LLINE11Y, HATS, AND BONNETS ;FL0WEHS and FEATHERS jMANTLES, JACKETS, ond POLONAISESDKKRS MATEIUALS ;LINEN SETS ; FANCY TIES;CLOVES and HOSIERY ;LADIES' and CHILDREN'S' UNDER-

CLOTHING ;PARASOLS ond U51HKKLLAS;LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOOTS

nnd SHOES :

M R S . K K L L Y ,MILLINERY , MANTLE , AND GENERAL

DRAPEKY WAREHOUSE ,C^" To , Q UA T, \VA TK li FOl l I) .

dfi.tf

SHIRTS-FIT WARRAN I ED.OUR FLANNEL S H I R T S , thoroug hly Shrunk ,

can be hud R K A I I V M A I I K , in all Sizes.Our FINE WHITE SHIRTS for Morning or Even-

ing Wear, eon also bu had in all tho various Sizesremly for immediate use.

SHIRTS to MEASURE or PATTERN made- in nEiiperior manner on the shortest notice.

82T OUTFITS (or India nnd tho ColonieB.Estimates , Patterns , and Instructions , for Sclf-

Mcasnrcment, f ree on npplicntion tonl5.tr 1'. TOWN & SONS,

03 AM) 5'J Ql'AT, WATWiFOHD.

MCLEAN & MCINTOSH, PLUMBERS,LEA D 1IEHCUAXTS , f rc,

BEG to intimate that they lmvc now added to theirbusiness a HKASS FOUNDRY and ENGliNLl-'.R.

IN(J KSTAULJSJMKNT, where Unuss \Vork of ovoryJeseri ption will be cast ami linishcd oll° in Firijt-clasesty le, and with as little delay as possible.

MCLKAN and MC I MOSII also beg to tender theirsincere thanks for tho kind patronage bestowed onthem, and hope, by their constant attention to buni.uess, to merit a continuance of same.

$* V̂ L»-a-' , lira **, C"pycr , nnd lion U'orA'S3 , LITTLE GEORGE'S STREET, WATERFORD

and UOSE - INN STREET, KILKENNY.N.I) . — Greeu-hoiiseti , Conservatories , and Public

Huitclin ^s Heated on tho most improved principle bythe circulatioi i of hot water. (myl&.iim'

LESSONS IN THE IRISH LANGUAGE,Foil I lKilN.VKHS A X I > AtlV A.VCKlJ SrrilKNTS ,

BY the V E R Y REV. PRESIDENT or ST. JAR-LATH'S COLLEGE, 'J UA.M.nro being pub.linhed cveiy Fridiiy Evening in

"TIIK TUAM NEWS."Tin: First I A ; son iu the Irish Language appeared

on the Ith April . In order lo meet tho demand uBecoud edition of the Ti:.\M N KWS WUS printed , whichis now nearly sold. Unless orders lor tho TUAMN KII .I M-MCII thu Office before Tucr.day in cuch weekthey cauuot be attended to. Tbo yearly subscrip-tion tor thu l'npcr supplied through tho post is10H. Hid.

Agents tt-anterl for tho Sale of the Tuam Heirs allover Ireland , England , Sci tlniid , Ami'iicii, nnd Aus-tralia. Fur terms apply to tlm Proprietor,

JOHN MACPHILPIN ,a l J I -'it] 'J'uam, Co. G»lwny.

GO TO THE NEW MAN , for ALL YOURBOOTS AND SHOES.

M SMYTH , THE GLASGOW HOUSE, lli j h

• HI net , Kilkenny, TuUo ir Stru t, Carluv) ,And tucc(^sor to Mr. IJ L'K K O W K S in the large premises,

au, UMiuus aniAKU untEET ,(Nex t the Great Chapel) .

Wi r- li '-R to Mt ite thnt he has KXTKM .HU and I .MI - IIOVKI Ith(* iiceonimoilatiun of said Coneein K , nod reopenedwith n L A R G E and NEW STOCK or HOOTS uudSJ 1OK.S, ivtiic 1', for rurivl y of itylo , durubility, iindchea].ne.-'S, must command the ntti -ntiou of a ditccrn-ic^ fitiblic- t)nu trial , mid tho Goods will speak forthemselves. PlciiHe note :

TERMS—CASH. NO CREDIT.M. S1IEEIIAN , Manngcr.

(all7-3m M. SMYTH , Proprietor.

TRAMORE-WANTED, immediately, by a Lady, a SMALL

HOUSE , unfernii-hed , in a good pusition , atTinniore. Il nius-t be in thoriuy h repuir , uud of neatappearance Address , wi th full particulars , T. V. i'.,3 (,'harlcs etrcct , Gtosvenor S'tiii ai-t', N., London. •

BALLYBRICKEN-"WJANTED , inimtdii\lel y,Vm tho (irecn of Hall y.

> > briikin , APA RTMENTS , suitiibln for Postar.d Tcli (,'iii|il i Oflicis. Applications to TllK N KWSODicc, Wan riord. nl^ii

FARM TO LET.f i ' O HE LET, the LaudH of A I I A N A U U I V G I I , con-J tninibgabout Ifili Plautation Acres.

Thcf-o Lauds uro hituated within one mile of Kit-mncthomas, nnd nearly midway between Waterfurdmid Duuf,'urrnri.

The above l.nnds are well knoivri for their first-ratoGrazing quiiiitii s , and aru now all laid down iu Grans,or reuJy tu bo so, tin'* fcenf-ou , except about fire acres.

Any term cau be had by a good, Solvent Tenant.A cap ital Dwelling House und a licst-ruta rangy ofOut.otlices.

f SS " App lication to lie made at StnfTord Lodge,Kiliimcthnnms. [ulH-if]

TO BE LET,PARKSWOOD HOUSE , u iuost desirable Reoi-

ilence , containing two Silting und aix lk-d-rooms, with Ollices, 4c, und with or withou t Fifty.ii»e Acres of Lund , or any portiou of Baino , situatewithin five inilen of Walerford, ou thu road to Pas-6Ugc. J O II.N Mi lil - liv , Caretaker, will show tbo landluud give all further information. 2t*

TOWER HILL.ff"\]JlS desirnblo lletidenco is now TO HE LET,JL with every convenience or Stables, Offices,GardenB , Ac., oud about 14 Acres of Prime Land,beautifully situnto overlooking the River Suir, andwithin Ten Minutes ' Walk of tho Bridge.

Apply to TIIOJIA S S. H A H V K Y 4 So.v, 12 LittleGerjrgt'H.slreet. (al 11 tf)

TO BE LET,rnilE HOUSE ond GARDEN , No. 18 DA R K E R .J_ STKKtT , containing SIX APAHTJIENTS.

For further Particulars plcnsc apply toELIZA J. KNOX, Waterford.

DUNMORE EAST.n|*O HE LET, for tho Months of M AV nud Jt'sr.'JL' Nos. 1 mid 2 BAY-VIEW TKRRACE.

A pp l y to Mix UARBV , Dunmore Eust. ol7

DEATH OF BARON LIE BIG.T> ESPECTFUL NOTICE i« B>'«O by LIEBIG'SXV EXTRACT OF MEAT COMPANY (Limited)that tho Guhrantco CerliCcatu of Getiuiueneas ofQuality , signed hitherto by Baron Lcibif nnd Profea-gor.Mux Ton Pettonkofur, will , in future , be signed byProfotBor Max von Prtteukofer, the eminent Cbynmtmid Colleague of Baron Liebig, and Ucruiuan TODLicbig, oon of Baron Liebig, who has been acting asbis special auistant in the Analysis of tho Compauy'lExlract. Tims thu excelleocu of tbo well-knownstandard quality of Liebig Company's Extraot of Meatwill contiuno absolutely unaltered. a)25-tf

WHOLESALEWINE AND SPIRIT STORES,

86 QUAY, and Corner of CONDUIT LANE ,WATERF0HD.

W IL L I A J I P O W E Rllegs leave respectively to intimate to bis Friends nnd

the Public generally, that he bosNOW OPES, tho above STORES, where he hopesby strict attoution to business , and keepingthe very BEST WINES i\ud SL'IRITS, to merit ashnro of patronage.

HOUSE KEEPERS will find it their interest to patron-i80 tho nboFO establishment.

CS^ Pleasoobaervo tho address :No. 86 THE QUAY,

(Corner of Conduit Lane) ,f28 WATERFORD.

M U S I C.MR. B T L T O N PROFESSOR OF MUSIC

eSTiVO. 18, H ENRIE TTA STKEKT.Terms, on application. [d4-3m]

ALTERATION OF PREMISES

GREAT SALE OF PIANOFORTESIMPORTED direct from tho Manufacturers, Messrs.

COLLAUD & OOLLAIU ), KI K K U A N , DALJAINE , BIUNS -MKAU , &C, &C, at

C. A. JONES' MUSIC DEPOT ,I 2 (i , Q U A Y , W A T A" li /•

¦ n It P .11A R J1ONIUJI S in great varioty, Eugliab nnd

French mnko; Violins , Cornots , Concertinas , Drums ,Flutes, Banjoes, Music Boxes, &c. Ac,

AT C. A. JONES'MUSIC LENDIHO L IBKAUY , WATE R FORD.

liO.OOO NEW SONGS and PIECES, nt OXK Tiiinuthe ^larked Price for Cash , tho entire STOCK now

SELLING OFF AT A GREAT REDUCTION!previous to Alteration of Premises.

C ; A . J O N E SIMPORTER nf riANOFOHTES , H A R M O N I U M S , X 'c.

120 QUA Y, WATERFORD , ANI) BAGWELLSTREET, CLONMEL ,

Begs to coll special attention to bis extensive TONINGand REPAIRING business. His Tuners visit nil theSouthern and Midland Counties of Ireland Quarterly.

93T Pianofortes and UurmoniuniH hired by theMonth or Year, with option to purchase , and on theThree Years' system.

0. A. JONES' MUSIC WAREHOUSE.Crickclting, Archery, Croquet, and other Games, at

unusuall y Low Prices. [my l-tf]

EDUCATION.BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

LADIES, No. 51, KING STREET.TUB course of Instruction comprises French,

Italian, English in all its branches ; Music Sing-ing, Arithmetic, Phiiu and Ornamental Needlework .

Terms known on application to(flO.tf) Mis» O'MARA , Principal 51 Kinjf-Btrect.

LA WES' CELEBRATED MANURESLAWKS1 BONE su rKi t rn os r i iATK OR PATENT

TURNIP MANUKK.LAWES" SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.

LAWKS' SPKCIAL M A N U R E S KOH MANGOLD ANDC O R N C K O l ' b .

T H I R T Y - T H I R D S E A S O N .DURING tbo past Year , in tho onl y Nutiohnl

Green Crop Competition , opm to all manures,LAWB'S M AM ;UK was applied to tho Prizu Cropgrown by H. P, Tia'Ki.t., Esq., County Wicklow , win.ninp; the Fifty Uuiuca Cup.

TJiis Season's Manufacture is fully equal lo thehigh standard of former years. Professor Ai'JoiiN inhis nnalysis and report of it writes :—

" This is a thoroughly good Manure , well made, andin excellent mechanical condition for blending withthe eoil. Its soluble Phosphates are higher thanthose iu LAWKS ' Superphosphate of last year by 3'13per cent., and its valuo in thus augmented to theextent of £1 2s. fid per ton. Farmers who till well ,and UBe this well-known fertilizer with judgment fortheir Green Crops, need not apprehend any disap-pointment."

And Professor CAMF.KON reports :—" This is an excellent Turni p Manure , and has

been carefully manufactured."Al'.KNTS IN THE Cdl.'NTV WATEKKHII) :—

GEORGE WHITE , Wnterford.JOHN SCAN LAN , Dungnrvan.JOHN GRUBII & SON , Carrick-on-Suir.JOHN HIGGINS, Cnppoquin.M. C. H A K M A N , Lisinoro.

A.su KIR N KW Unas, A K I I I L I I S K I W X , ic. :—JAMES GALA VAN & Co., New Rosa.ISRAEL WALLIS , Artliurntown.S. CAULFIELD , Salt Mills und Tinteru

I,A>*r.s' CHEMICAL M A X L H K COMI -A X I , LIMITED ,Chief OUico for Ireland :

22, Enc.v QCAV , D L'H L I X ,m21.12t JAMES HUTUEHl'OttD, Maimffcr

To Manufacturers and Importers.

A GENTLEMAN desires to arrange for it GOODAGENCY on Commission, London , Bristol , and

Birmiogluim. FiiHt.clnss connection.Address, " Oil Merchant , General 1'oBt Office

Bristol , Uox 133." m28.4t

WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY

APRIL FAIRS, 1873.r*piIR Ordinary Goods' Trains or Special TrainsX will carry Live StocK to Limerick , Waterford,

and tbo principil intermediate Stations, fromEnuis (for LiscuiiDor and iialliuacallyClonmcl (for Fi-thurd Fuir) MONDAY ,-21stCastleconuell , (Jo.Boher, TL'ESU A V, 22ndFailed (for Abington Fair) do.Ardrahan (for Eyretourt Fair of 21st), TUESDAY , 22.Killaloe (for Feaklo Fa ir) TJIUBSDAJ , 24thBirdhill (for Nonu^h Fair) do.Ardraban (for Loogbrca Fair of 21th), FHIDA V, 25.Limerick (for Great Munster Pair) ..THURSDAY , 21th

do. FR I D A Y , 25th.Castlrconncll (for Newport Fair) .MONDAV, 28th.Cnrrick (for Carrickbeg Fair) do.Carrick , TUESDAY , 20th.Tuam (for Ikllinrobn Fair of 28th) TUESDAY , 20.

G RKAT MfNSTEK FAIK — A .Special Trnin ivil! lenvuLimerick for Waterford on the 2-Jlh and 25th , at 1.15p.m. with horses, cattle, and pigs. Special Trainswill also leave nt -l.HO p.m. on both days , with horses,ic, for Groat Southern und Western ljoo.

CURHAGHMOKE HUNTANNUAL STEEPLE-CHASES !

TO COME off over WILLIAMSTOWN COURSE,Ouo Mile and n holt' from Waterford,On THURSDAY and FRIDAY , 1st and 2nd MAY.

' To accomtuodato panim attending the above Races,Trains will be run between Cloumcl und other-namedStations >o Wnterford on both diiya:

Leave Clonmel at 8.55 a m . ; Kilshcebin , 9.18 ;Carrick at 8.0. am., U.3H , und 10.10 ; Fiddown , 8.1Ca.m., 1I.1H , and 10.20 ; Grunge, 8.20 a.m., 9.55, aud10.30 ; arrive at Waterford, tS .5U a.m., 10.20, and 11.

U ETUIIMM ) from Waterford for Carritk and inter-mediato Stutions at 5 p.m. and 710 p.m.; and forClunmi-I nnd interniediuti: Siutions ut 5.15 p.m.

RKTIMI N Tll'KtT.-!, at tho Ordinary Fores, will boissued , available lor the dny only. Thu first Haco isndvertii-cd for 1.30 p.tn each day. Horses in to tidedto run Ht tbeeu Races will be couveyed to Wuterfordnnd back at Single Furu for tbo double jouruey, ouproducing ft coriiliciito from It. J. H I.-NTF.K, Esq., thuJud go ond Huudicnpper.

I. BANKS , Traffic Manngcr.Trnn"ic Mannger'8 Oilice, Limerick ,

10th A pril , 1X71). a!M

WA TEKFO HI) AND CENTRAL IRELAND ANDKILKENNY JUNCTION RAILWAYS.

WILLIAMSTOWN RACES,(Ono Milu and a half from Waterford),

ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY next , JIAY 1 aid 2

TJ ETURN TICKETS.—Tickets issued to Water.t\) ford on tho abovo ', days by all Trains will bo

irailablo for Return byA S P E C I A L T R A I N

leaving Watcrfoid t-uch day at 0.15 p.m., stopping atall Stations, and arriving ul- Maryborough at 9.15p.m. First and Second Cla«B Return Tickets issuedto Watcrford on tho 1st will bo av»iloblo for Retnrnon thnt or tbo following da/.

'cxt(m.|.trt.ct.

On tin- Mil ilift. , fit SI. Mr|ilii-n'i> , South Dulwii-li, FriikrickDouglat 1'iiwtr, &i|., M.K C.S., (if Cltatnr, CiimbiTlanii, mcimilHOD of Willinm llcaiy l'omur . KM]., M.I) , «.f Ladywi.ll , Kiut ,Ui .) u)in Clinrlnttc . foiirtU dnii^-liti-r of Cliarlci Î nildt-o , ofBoun . Hurt;v, II M. Mary Clmiuhi-rit,relict of the-l(vti! Mr. Thotmis ChuinlM;r?, nnd motbt-r nf tbe Rev.I'atrick Cliauibf|r8, O. rvF., ^Yat^r(u^d, niucli rPKn-ttcd.

April -U, nt Limerick, Jniii-, wife of Micbiirl O'Oorninn , Krn .Ou the ll-th in;t., at Uurtinoutli , Captniu Dentil Thomiu

Clinaibi rlnyue , lute oftli - ^ l'Uh Li-j l i t l) ni%ouii *, fMe^ttfon ofTbouian Cbnmbcrliiyiic, t*^ii-, of Oraubury Pirk , Hunt.- , in bi.i4Otli yinr.

On the 10th inst., in Ni. impli , n--ril nine yi-ar.J , Jane, w-conddnuif htir of Jobu Morton , K.u, Purler, Cnr.liff , coali ; Surab DbiouOraily, Cardiff, coals.

2)rd-Gn.laU. », IMjcrUon t!In.»ow, k- n ; Great Wctem, ».ream, Mllfcrd , g c ; IUMK Harriett , Newcoitli , ronli ¦ HeraldCork , DuWlu , barley JOrlaiulo, Lurry, dwauKii , co«U : Jurornn,Dsvii , llribtol, g r.; J IIUII-I Aleiander, Cardiff, oonls.

?2tb— Ijvrn, OotTi-y, Liverpool, j; c.

S A I L E D .Wth-Skcrryvnrc i, riuingow, go ; Tilot, Wcxford, Eniliih,

malt ; Slalakoff, Milfonl , g c.2tat—Coufliteucr , iSwanft-a , fliuiran , ballnit; Otok, Ltrerpoo]

Hnbarrock, cotton ; OliiU, Oanliff , Cummini, pitwood ; Imp!,llrabaktadt, Jaltlwn, ballart: Albinn, Uungnrvan, Edwar.U,maize ; tlreftt WcAtern , », Milford, Penro, go ; Lara, 1, Jirer.pool, Cotloy, 8 0

2*ud—.̂ ea Hoiror, Liverpool, Wcfer, Iron ,- Jlenrr, Dublin,Dutler, barley . Kuu-rprise. Curditr, Handorkln , pitwood ; Oili-land, Liverpool, Browne, ballast -, John Broirdeo, >, Portboawl,Chitham, balliut ; Collector, .Haiimlenfoot , Oarer, bnilaat ,-Olpiy, s, Drlitol , Burnt, K C ; Vulture, ., Davii, Milford, g c;Ed&jBlonc, ff , LtiudoD. Wariiij,', ir 0.

ZJrd—Mrlakoff, 1, Milford , Pearn, g c ; Ga^ata, GUs^aw,RobcrUnn, e c.

2lth-Vulture, 1, Milford , g u ; fllraocr, Tort Talbot, Colferj,pitwood.

Waterford , April 25th, 1873.

Weather extremely cold, but flne for country work.

Farmers supplies inaU. Yalaea unchanged, (ating OaU,nbicb. ara the torn lower.

FOHEIGN WHEAT—Demand good, at »n rultanoc of fullyo\l. per barrel.

INDIAN COP.S—A moderate consumptive demand. Xochnnge. .

FLOUR—Sale good, at prices rather over last week.

COLE & PROSSOR.

P R I C E S C U R R E N T .

IRISH. >'KW . OLD

WHKAT , per barrel of 2801bs. ». d. s. d. «. •!. t. 0— White - - - - 31 6 to 32 600 0 to 00 0_ rux! - - - -I 29 6 D'l 0 00 0 t» 0— SJippiniMto . -1 20 0 28 0'« 0 U0 0

HAULEY. tor barrel of -22-Hba._ 'OrimMnB - - -' I I 0 K 000 II 00 0— MaUhlZ - '• -| 10 0 «) 0 0 - 0 0 ) 0

OATS, per --arrel of 1 Wlbn.— Cl.i"k . - - -I 1-.' 9 13 Off] 0 f»' 'I— V.'llilc • - -' 00 0 00 0 00 (I If I 0— O.-ey - - - 00 0 (JO 0 00 0 00 0

FLOJU . pei- sack, o f->-. M .II . u-s do. — — 30.1. 0.1. •'«.< . Oil.'i'»i.i.ow ifti. — — Ki3. Oil. 17.1. 61.LIK U (chandlcra'l — — Ms. Oil. -Via. Oil.

V.l'TCHERS' -MEAT.II EEC, )K-r lb., 8tl 1W to 1." I laMU, per rjr. 8a Od to 10a 0.1

Do. sira'K , IChI to In I V EAL, inr lb. Oil Oil to (jcnlMcrrox , per lb Oil to lid I Pome, per lb. 0.1 to rd

I'OTATOKS.Amra^e price, 8-r r.ii .k . l.Muiird 31 8J —ttilwri iinn Uank. 262 —l'riivniLi;il l lauk — —.ValiMiMl i.f I.ivcrpuol (frinitc'/ — ]¦']{ !'City of lli.SiuiSli.au, Conll- .iuy 100 105} —

B A I L W A V I I •Wainl i i i i l i (.Vnirnl Iri-liiuil 6 I'T O III 103J —U'Hlrrlurl 4 Ul l l in l lirUlid HlOO pil.il — —W .tMl,,, ,] HII J l.i.niT.ck. «ll |.»ul H7J 371Wmrrlnri'l -m.l l.iinfrick New 4J ptr

fflj t. reilmjial iJif 100 — —U r.Ml Suiitlirin mill Weitei n lOij 116 1161

^he SSBaterforb |tetos"BE JUST , ASD KKlil NOT."

FRIDAY EVENING , APRIL 25, 1873.

IMPOUTANT RAILWAY EXTENSION

It will bo in the recollection of our j -cadcrs that ,nt a ppecial meeting of the shareholders of theLimerick Railway, held nt their offices in thiscity, on the 2nd of April inst., a resolution wasunanimously adopted, empowering that companytosubscriboa aum .uotoxcccding £'50,000, towardsa proposed extension of th« lino now conatructing between Clonmel and'l'burlcs , to Cashc]and mining districts in the neighbourhood , andfor this object it is necessary tho Southern (ornew) Company, should obtain the sanction ofParliamen t in the present session. With a viewto this end , a Bill is now beforo tho House ofCommons, which , with tile true spirit of mono-poly or obstructiveness, characterising most oftheir proceedings, tho Dublin Board of the GreatSouthern and Wcstorn Kailway havo resolved onopposing, as they believe it would open up o'newand valuable district for the trado of Wnterford ,and interfere with the cross channel traffic, whichthey wish to bring by the port of Dublin , as wellfor the interest of a great English railway com-pany with which they are allied as for their own.We are glad to notice that the district betweeuWatcrford and Cashcl is already nlive to its owninterest, and knoiving the advnntago of bcinrrconnected with this port , have resolved to appearbefore Parliament by petition in favour of thonew railway, and its alliance with the Waterfordand Limerick. On Monday a demonstrationwas made in Cashel , at which tho Town Commiasionors assisted; and on Tuesday, a specialmeeting of the Town Council of Clonrael was heldthe MiroR in tho chair , with a similar object Mr*Kiii.VACiu.v.the very intelli gent and respectablesolicitor of tho company was present, and ex-plained^ sorno length tho legal technicalitiesraised by tho Great Southern arid Western to thoproposed oxtension to Cashel. Ho said that se-veral years ago tho above company obtainod thetransfer of powers conferred by tarliament uponanother ocal line, who wero authorized to makoa somowbat similar line of railway to pass near

to the coal district ; this they did not, however,accomplish ; and. though frequently nrged tofulfil Jthcir former undertaking, did not do sonntil their powers (under tlio Act) expired. Atgome period antecedent to the foregoing, theybad obtained leave to construct a railway to tho.city of Cashel, which had been , as in beforecited case, abandoned.

Tho Watcrford und Limerick being disposedto aid the construction of the line , the SouthernCompany had made working arrangements withthem,,buti tlio Great Southern and Western Com-pany wero opposed in tola to the whole project.They stated they had no ri ght to do so with anyeompany save themselves, nnd in the sp irit ofopposition , objected to having the bill for theconstruction of tho line passed on technicalgrounds, tlie standing orders not having beencomplied with at the required time ; and in casethey succeeded , n delay of twelve months woult]be the result. The Corporation of Clonmel una.nimonsly resolved in faivmr of tlie line; and wearc glad to sec that the Mayor of Wnterfurd hasconvened a special mowing of out- Council, fo,-Monday next " To consider, and, if doomed advis-"able, adopt a petition to Parliament in favour"of tlio Southern Railway (No. 1) Bill fromThur." los to Olonme) , with branches to C'nshtl and the" Slicvanlng h Collieries in connection with tl.c" Watcrford and Limerick Railway Company."This is a most, import ant and essential project,and therefore we are .sure the Corporation (,|Wiitcrfonlj 'will adopt the petition unanimou sl y.The Corporation of Cushel , and other publi cbodies, have likewise passed similar petitions. Atpresent a passenger from Waterford going t .i;Thurles by Railway has to proceed about, i::miles out of his way by the Limerick Junction.The new Railway (the Southern) wi ll cut on"at,the Junction rontr-, and shorten the distanc; In-exactly tlic same number of miles. Well , Cushc-ICiinuuc bo reached at present by Railway, iliunearest approach to it from Waterford beingGoold's Cross, on tho Great iSoiul:ern and Wes-tern linci- The opening up of the great collieriesof Slicvarciagh not onl y to Waterford but to allIreland, will in itsel f be a great national work,especially as coals are now more valuable thanever they were bffore. The Watcrford andLimerick Railway Company are very picporl vbacking thu new project in a liinincial point olview. They will have the workin g of it , and ith expected. to be open for trallic within two years,These are facts which ol thumselvrs art; suiheiemto induce the citizens of the Cr/m tuttictn to ;ti. ]this truly great national undertaking Iiy everymeans in thier power.

i'JiE WATER DABBLKltS

The cabal about water to the city at, the pre-sent moment , would be hi ghl y amusing, if thesupp ly of the dirtied li quid was not affecting tliohealth of the people. " Water, water, water. ''is an article iu which orators take full liberty toair their speech , and dabble with their hands.When the city was inundated with rain , thatwould change a parched desert into a broadlake, we were wisely told that Waterford wantedno water, aud that the Corporation should staytheir bauds in the project they had maturedafter years of di.scusHOti , and with the best ad-vico to ba got for money, stimulatin g them in anundertaking which is, beyond doubt , indis-pensable, for the health as well as the comfortnnd the cleanliness of the people. Then , whenearly summer hits signified its approach , andliving bodies, as well as putrid matter , arcvisible to the naked eye iu the scant supp ly, theCorporation is now assailed on the other side,as if they possessed Divine power to purif y tlieimpure. The Mayor has been publicly charged ,in n nice little electioneering speech at iliaWorkhouse , with not doing what lie had beenauthorised to do; but tbe fact is , that the Mayorhas shown amazing alacrity in a matter whichwill prove of litt le use except ir adding outlayto what has been alread y a costl y, and as yet,futile expenditure—namel y-, he had , at theearliest moment alter iie was authorised to doso, forwarded to Professor C.\MKHox , water from,dillerent fountains in the city for analysation .And rriuil will );o the rt-.i'iilt of thai inquiry .1Wh y, the same as it ha.i beun beforu —that tliuwater is dirty, if not impure , and that if thehealth of the city is any care to the public guar-dians of its interest , the onl y way to manage isLo throw away the foul water and "ret, clean.We are sorry to see an effort making to inducethe Corporation to re-enter upon the " tinkering"process, which wasted thousands of pounds be-fore the grea:. and only adcqtuue .scheme wastaken up. .Cl.u'OO was the sum estimatedfor the Lisduggan water, but we believe itcost nearer to iJ:'.,'Xii .> , and iu ori ginal plan ofan arched roof is not iu existence. Tfie lit-tle rivulets about this city were visited andrepotted on by the eminent eng ineers who fromtime to time have been broug ht here for tliepurpose--including Il\wKKM.e v , R .UEMAX amij\Ili.:."i:—and they all pronounced them not wurllihalf the money it would cost to bring them in.Then , whero would this water be put • Js il intothose fountains , situate in crowded pans of thecity, receiving the dirty oozings nf tlie surround-ing houses for twenty-three hours per day. anddistributing this accumulation , as at present ,for one hour in tho morning all over the city .1It is unreasonable and nonsensical for individualsto bo attacking the Corpoialion for not doingwhat they are unablo to do, and to be wrong lycharging-other." with neglecting what they hailshown their utmost vigilance , aud anxiety inperforming /orig, perhaps-, bef ore any kno wledgeof the mutter was in the possession of theirccnsor.H. The Mayor, as the head of the Corpo-ration , has been doing all it is possible to do withcontaminated water , and the members of theCorporation , as a body as well as in their indivi-dual capacity, arc just as sensitive about cleanli-ness, if not more so. nnd have as deep an interestin providing pure and health-g iving water , asany of their assailants; and those who wish todabble in water will best KIIOW the sincerity oftheir intentions iu giving a hearty support tothe Corixiration in their efforts to obtain theKnockaderry supp ly—the onl y pure and adequateone within reach—in the shortest possible time,at a fair and reasonable cost, jud ging of its certainndvnntages to thseky at lar.

L O C A L I T K .\I SACCIDKXT TO A STK .UIKII t.v Tin: X EW CIIA SXSL. —

On Sunday la.it, ns tlic tine strainer Ef » , 1 ,500 tonsregister, with *l,S00 tons of nmi/.u on board, fromOdessa, for Mojsr.-i. Spencor & .Son, was coming uptbt> harbor, in cburgo of l'ilot Has-tun , soon aftetroundiojj tho uoiv eli.inncl (tlio Kurd) »ho groundedforitfieiul) on tho is land siile, ami , as sliu was steamingrapidly, stack flint. On next day, two schoonerswore brought nliui^siilc , under direction ot Mr. A.Stcphons . Ltoyd'a ni^eiit nt tlii . < unrt , iind about 250tons of c-nrgo Imrin-j been ili. 4cb.trgi.- iJ from hor, ahawas got olf nnd camo up on Monday erHiiing to theQuay. Whin tliu stunner sirni-k, shn was drawing:H ft-c-t of vriitcr uft , but with tliu tide nt nearly thotop ol the (luod, slio wuiilil h.it-e nboal one foot toBpuro ovor tho Ford if aho wt-ro in tho proper chaDDOl.'J'lio Eroi U n, new steamer, 'only t iro yeurs old, »"auever touched any ground from tho time sha was!auuche(J until tho present occurrence.' FALLING KUOSI A STAGE.—OU Saturday night, rer/

Bhortl y ârter eleven o'clock, ns tho second mata of'biEugliah steamer Baron Selbnme , now discharginggmin nt the Murkot-lioiiso Quay to Messrs. WhiWiBrothers, wa» going ou bo.ml thai vessel, he fellfrom tho gangway into a lighter ly ing empty betweentho hulk and tho steamer. On the alarm boing giTenby tho Quay uml Kiver Watchman on duty in thatneighborhood, Dr. Scott was sent for, and, on •lantern being procured, tho m.in won found lyinginsenaiblo iu tho bottom of tho lighter, and hatingstruck tbo c-irs and poleB which lay across ttoboat's hold, he wus cut and bleeding about thatemp lvg. As uoon us ho had been examined by tilsdoctor, ho waa removed to Mr. ITETOY 'IJ , Qo»y, andnext tnoroiog to tho hospital , whoro he is going onfavorably, no bones being broken. The gangway wucomposed of threo pluuks, possessing a conjiderabhsprinj;, with ft bund-rope on ODO side, but it waa ontho exposed siclo ho fell , and considering the circom-stances, ho had a fortunato oscapo with his life.

WATEBV ORD . W EXFOKD, A*D N EW Rosa JUNCTto»HAir.w.ir.—Tin's bill , which has been before Fulla- .incnt, on its second readic.g, with a guarantee cUuJO,ia it , was opposed by tho New Boss Town (ton*missionera, who asked their member lo gite aliopposition iu liis power ; but Mr, Jl'-AUbon b»riogascertained from the promoter, Mr. Motte, that » ,order to come to terma, they worq prepared to »"C« *̂a guarnutto of li per cent., and » clanje to thu .effect buvi'Dg IJCOU introduced, tho conmusionert, ooM. Tower al UQ e dissenting, pawed 'DB followingnwolution :_ •• Thut Mesar*. Curr baring lodged «"». .us n copy of tho New Ross Junction Eailwar BiHH . . ' ¦with cluuao inserted which get* rid of the ob/***

¦on the goaraoteo point, and also h»viog reoeived UJParliamentary aj/e-jt'* undertaking that

sneooMM* ,will bo iusurted in the Bill, «o now request M * i7;M'Mahon, M.P., to withdraw bifl opposition to »• ,̂rewliug of the Bill," „ w ~ »*F«AI- Aec-.UE^x.-On _ Tta-d»y_ o«n,ag E.

»¦ -.̂

rower, K3q., coroDer, held «n inquesi on ""N^̂ - ; »>a fino liui« boy, n»mod Jpho Power, »g«l»p'7»™i yAjfSOD of Mr. E. rower, poblicb, Barraok-iireet, w» ^waa killed on Mond»y oteniug by fallingfctew* ™Sm

of an ice vessel at tlic Diid go n depth of fully fuur.tccu foot. Tho inquiry took place at Mrs. MoSweeny 'sin Hnrrnek-street , before tho following jury , suppliedby Constables Kecd :in wheeled intoanother, where they are put through the furnaces,then into another w here they nre split , beheaded , amilarded, the lard being N - IHOVI d elsewhere, rendered,and made tit for market. The carcasses niy'tliciitaken by machinery to tin 1 curing nndyiirtj/ervingrooms, par kid , ami in suitable time, twp.jrtuVunn tl isexpeditious manrer is this heavy nnd ifc pbrfantbusiness , one rap idl y assuming very largo prnortious ,admirably conducted. The new premises wEl'cnnblcthis firm to kill 1 ,L'"O pigs more in the week thuuheretofore.

TI I K L A I t: Cot vcti.. —Owing to thn very great eon.fusion and many interruptions marking a considerableportion of tho sitting of the lato council , it was amatter of lar more than ordinary difficulty to hear a-penki r, ainl , having he-ird , to understand. Thisdifficulty was very strikingl y felt , when Mr. I«. Free-HUM ro*-e to comp lain of Mr. Fisher having " lam-pooned" him in his paper nlj out supp ly ing flays to thoCorporation. On that occa>ion much of what occurredwas dumb show to the n-portcts , but in the noific Mr.Fireman was heard calling on the mayor to have thecr>rTc> ">'wle*>cc rcad. Ybi; repmtei understands thai ,us nppeaiing in !:ipt issue , Mr. Freeman called forthis tornvj iordetire to show lhat the usual course,advertising fur lenders , had been followed in thiscafe , a id also to show that , owine: to the high pricesasked , the coi poiation were obliged to appl y to him,and that his was the only chrap supply they couldobtain , 'l he transaction returned him a very smallprofit indeed , a very few pounds, and tho idea ofbuildin*.' houses upon that small profit , ns charged inthe .*/ ¦"', was perl'etl y preposterous. The accusationwas like many more coming from that quarter , nud hoadili d carried no weight with it. The council thoughtit UIIC .I o*s>arv to have tho correspondence read.

Tnc Ui~m. it TK A U K AMI T I I K COO I'I. KS .—(Jiving, anis sit I'm tli in explanation , to the fact of tho resolu-tion of tho butter merchants lecently agreed lotocoii-fii.u lln ir operations to firkins of J gross nlier tho11).u i:ist.. MI ", being acted on, tho coopers struckwu'k on Wednesday, and demand the carry ing out ofthe undertaking. We cannot bay, ns yet , what coursethe merchants will adopt.

TIIK K K W A R K or IS K A V K H T .— On Wednesday thocitizens were uatonished to sec the soldiers of the ">tliFusiliers stationed in tone sporting roses in theircaps. On iui|uiry wo found it arise- from the fact oftbe Fusiliers having diK liue.ui *-bcd themuelves nt thoBaltic of Minden , Westphalia , ou April 2:ird , 175U ,"indcr Prince Ferdinand of Hruuswick , ami tliu rcgi-mont thus jcsirly keeps up tho glorious remembrance.

FotND DBOWNKD .—On Friday evening ihc body ofan infant was observed floating in the bay, Tramorc,near the I.i>dies' llnlhing l'lace, nnd i\-a broug htashore. At an iuqueBt held next day, the medicalevidence showed that the body must havo bcon inthe water for porno days , nnd in the absence of fur-ther evidence the jury returned a verdict of " FoundDrowned."

Out n< I:I :AI KS .— Orders have been received to carryout an exUMi.-ivy systi in of repairs in both our in.fnntry and caval ty bai lacks ; to extend the hospitalaccommodation , as much us po^i'file , nnd enlarge thuexisting uumbet of gas-lights considerabl y, lleportvery confidently -inserts that those oidera ale cauHcdby a resolve t 'j gire us a larger f orcn in garrison infuture . If that hi: the fact it would seem that tbi ."prupoK'd milita ry centralization system will notciitir i- l y leave Waterford out in thn cold.

Drunkards are not taken into thu Amerienn armv.The la -.e Km-x- ror Na- Hileon died wor.h S. 1 ÎJ .OW1.

TIIK Cl . l t l l AOIIM ^I t K HUNT RACKS.Tlici): tvenls , which como oil next Thurtdiy and

Friday, give fair promise of success , if we ti re tojudge by the number of horses entered for the dilTci-"nt races , aiid the various applications there havebeen , by visitors , for accommodation in and about thecity. The course is in excellent order , well draineJ>nd laid out ,mid the statidhousu lms every requisiteboth for Indies and gentlemen. The railway!! ,as will be seen by advertisement , will run specialtrains fur tl.e convenience, of t/io pub.'ic, t i t tiiti %}t :fare- , ai.d .'.-h'iiild the weather continue favourable ,(.'(.¦od sjM.it may I M.- expected. Tho entries at preftertcount 10- , th': Jargi-s t ever made in Ireland exeeptPui.cbe.-loivn or Coik. Thirty inuie ate expected forKcMid day- Thej aro as follow. —

FIIIST D A V .Wriirlit- f',r "in. Ciirr;4'hnn.n- StKlit . A Hatn licnp ot J 'l sol

Thr.i: Diil".-"... ,!. 11, . . il).-. M. Ill(- i. rr.ij.- ". ll: .i.i-.T :i la -J 'CirlLf th. I'i r ivi n l'i »

Hutu - :. 11 li 'Jinn: W'ini- . . n 1" »lr . < "I rn.i- . .. I I K Y"Ia • • a '" '•'> ::ii n:.Vi.i.f. :. 11 7 "Vlliain . i> '" '¦>YM.-I.-J II .1 11 ¦'> 'Sti-lla » '" '¦Zulrik.i ' :, I I -J l ively I/mi.-a . . . « 1" aAlbi rt . .. •: 11 J rnntii.t ¦•¦ '• 1" IIlo.Wti- .". I I n IV IMT I'atrick 'i I" uIthu'li-snl . :, I I 'I S)>'- lprl •'• I '1 "I'lathii- . '. I n 1:: Wait -n-Wlii l i - .. . a I

1 ' »Tom-Dt .'. in Yi IPi iiil -a-l ' luiui-i . . . >• '" •>Ri*titiiti ..li .'. in l'l |lla« k . li 1'J "

K MI:II > I /. I: r *l : l : l rKnt iss 1'I .A I I:.— .T aik- i.'-I^oit . rn . fill y,dam bv ¦ Hun , "> vr * ; I-i'ly IVrny. fi j -rs ;11.31.. "•> .< - - "; A'lrura , »t.-.-l :

¦"¦"wins? .Mill .r, 5yr- ; Cnstinvay. I

Jl> j f ' ar -liuu l , aj vil ; I ircinnif , ' u s ; lirnililmr , f JT- ; l'ara-lj»i ', a^ il.

K.vrf KliluCK Pi.ATI.. - Kil-i''.'./'1. S vr« ; Jnl"' Falr.,n . fcVl ,3 rr- ; Vim .tv . ilm, .'. j r - ; 1 jhiiAry l..r"Kv..r ,li"m, » JW ; l'rin-«*•, 6 > r - ; j. -iuiui.' .li ViTfy Jfcii .SjM j l'Uj bi.jr , i*l, O" yr» ;»Vii, i">", i; vrar- : '.'u>t:.viuX ^»V • ynir» ; Hnrtnti , Hi", *y rf , I/- IWim, ¦; yr< ; Ilii/ry llm^N r, £15n, i yr- ; IWin-r'ilat. L..nl ll-ii ry. f.i ti-S..a«;.ni). IVi, » j r« ; Tilly (late YoonarT..(.-y, i.Vi. i; j r .,; Wiilntr , Jt ĵ ", .1; J.unal^c, Lit),a ; Mi»i«lTi-ii-turr . t->", •! vr ^ : ('"it. ' t , fc-V 1, a.

SKCII .MI D A V .U.V I T I I . FI II M I - I:."' It»er. - M«>rroai 'l . .'> yrf ; Jack-'/I.-nitTii .

O!ly: I l .« i t .-..li . . " }-r« ; «in-i;n i.f tli- Valley, S jr. ; Artilli ry , Jyr, : Ta.-f: h.r llm Tu.-f , '/' yr» ; Unnct , t yrs ; -Mom-yti icl.i r,5 }r« .

Ktt . .M . iVI» N 1'I.ATI : • Fir-t Kntrv. -Princi- I'ntriil., '. vr< ;Zuli ik.i , a ; i.ill- it.- , .'. yr, ; l-.i-.t.jri.ti'.n ,'. yr» ; De|Birtiire , .'.yr.-;D.,uor- , 5 vr- : 7" iiu l

January, I bejr leavo to ir.foim you that nuthurityhas Uen leceived for tl;e establi.-hnici.t at Hall y-hrickiu of a llranrh 1'ostal Tclepro ph Oflice, nml Ih:irdlv need assure yr:i. t l iHt nn time shall !>>• lost inc-rrj ii'j» «)i.t the neeessan.- nrianj.'1-meiit- .—I am, fir ,year oU.di< i>t seivaut ,

" 0". (' . CoK.NWAi.f . , Secretary."AW-tmtm IJedtnocd , Waterlord."

THE (JROCKUS OF WATK li FOHP .•'•*" 11K . K I M I I I I I —Shoii ld I not be tre-pai.sin(;too morh, 1 bi (- , thriili^h the nieditirn of your columns ,

*-> ^mind tho procers of the l 'rht intat 'a of tho¦PP"«cli or t |,e Wil l iam-t own rae.-s. It \* genernll y"T*'l tbcj'll hot be less libeial than on lost ocension,'̂"i ulntou to a man . they closed their establish-

tn\ "' """ "'"'"•'"I-' I heir HS'ist.-nis the privilejo of

^ryitiK a fii»' -el,, -, ,);,!,.•, rrereation.— Ilop inj; you'llca«« mj iiitnjn,iori > I uni , dear sir , jours verj truly,TUtj - •Jon N ^w«--« Editor OI T B-: W*TIKIOKD N EWS.

C A r i l O L I C C H U R C HIItun M ASSKS ion TIIK L.v. i- .MAKCIIIONKSS OP

V A.Kit io i i t ) . —On Tuesdny Hi gh Mass nnd Offico werecelebrated in the Catholic Church of Vortlmv, for therepose of tho soul of iho l,,to Jliiruhioness of Wator-fonJ . Tho church is n very fine HCW Gothic structure.,s ituate at tho south tide of I'orllaw , nnd within thoI'ui ia ^ hmorc demesne. It is estimated to coutaiuover3 ,000 persmi.", and it wu... on this occasion, quitecrowded with a respectable coi^Te^ation, rcry manyof whom weie the Marquis 's Iwppy nnd well-to-dotenniitr v.

Aecunlitif- to the instructiotii of tho Marquis, therowere twelve priests in attendance , viz. :—Kev. JohnM 'Ciath , 1U\ , l'oi-lbw and Bally duff ; Kuv. llogorl'o'ver , ly.. Ki ll und Xowtown ; Jim-. Thua. Casey,IM'., Stradball y ; Her. T. Uoirloy, 1M'., Clonea ; liov.E. Deup hy, C.C., I'orllaw ; Hov. T. M'Grath , C.C.,Trinity Without , Waterford ; Hvv. T. Hearric , C.C.,H.i' ljdnfi' i Hev. 1). A 'Heaiu . C C, Ki' iand Xewtown ;Itev M Casey, C.C., Kiiock 'iialioii ; liev M Caisoy, C.C.,Cloneii ; l!. v . J. I'mvei-, fi.C , Cloncu ; Iiov. I', rower,CC, C.i'rick-ou-Suir. lli l̂upriest , Hev . T. Hi.-arn ;ileaeon , l.'er. T. .VRnith : sub-deaco n, Her. K.Dunp l y j master of ceremon ies, Hev. I). A'lloarn..Niiio n^st thu laity prfsent were—W. H. ilosauquet ,J. I'., I'. Slephenson , Tramoro ; T. Stephenson , i'air.breok ; (.'. Sudlicr , J.I' ., Vy bruUK lmey t 'a-tlo ; I). K.Couituins , manager Natinual IJ.ink , Carrick-ou-Suir ;Mr. Smith , GVrinjjhiiioro ; Mr. O'Kourke , do. j Mr.Cuul'iii , do. ; Jlr. Houri eaulilu "yfiee , and was kept a day of inoiiriug in town. Wobelieve most of tho eoir.-rrynlion expected , at least , aportion of Lord Wuterford 's family to bu present,but Iho parish priest , liev. |J O'JU M'Ciralh , had pro.viousl y received a coiiitiiuoicitio 'i from '.ord ChirlesHeresl 'ord, iiilimal :rg his regret that the famil y wotiljbeui'ablo 10 at ten) .

Ci.oNKA. —On Wednesday sin"'ar ho'y ceremonieswero performed in Clouea church , north of thedemesne (also on his lordshi p's property), thu Hev.T. Don-lev. ]'.}'., prcsidim;, :mil n number of otherclergymen , as also a largo congregation in ntteiidnucc.The Hig h Mass hero was ' most impressivu ; tho orna-ments nnd deenrnt ions first class , nud fill disp lay ingp rvt il tnsie nnd judgnienl. The arrangements for theclergymen were udmiruhlc, the choir being withinthe sanctuary. A mngninoent catafal que WU3 placedri l i t t le outsido the communion railings , covered witha rich black silk pall , ic. Tho tere of the beautifulchurch , at the back of the ullar, was hung with blacki.-ioth. The eeating of the church was admirabl yarranged for I lie convenience of tho immense congrc.gntioti , who observed the greatest order and atten-tion . The Ofliee of I lit! Demi eomnienci-d at eleveno clock , and the High Mass immediately nfter.

The celebrant nl Hi gh Muss wits Hev. John Tower ,C.C., Cl onea and Haih»orinnck ; Kcv. M. l'ower , C.C.,Tom neena, deacon ; Hev. K. Dunp hy, C.C., 1'ortlaw ,tub-deacon ; Kev. T. IJuwley, P.P., Clones nud Kntli -gorniack , master ol 1 he ceil monies. The other cler-gymen in ihe choir were—It ev. John M'Ciratb , P.I'.,Pun In w unit ilall yilull' ; liev. T. llenrn, C.C, do: Kev.It. Power , P.P., Kil l nnd New -town ; Hev. T. Casey,I".'., Stradiill y ; Hev. John Uowley , C.C, do ; Hev. J.Shanaha-.i , C.C, Kilrosenty ; Jlcv . M. Casey. C.C,Clonea ; liev. 31. Mooney , P.P., Cnhir ; liev. J. Uee,P.P., Ilall yiu ale; Itev. K. Mooney, C.C, do ; Kev. J.Wahh , C. C, do -, Itev. T. Eng lish , P.P., Cloumel ;Kev. W. l'ower , >'.]', Tourneen.i : Hev. N. PheLinJ P.P.Carrickbeg ; Hev. P. Colley, C.C, do, ic.

AmoMgst the cougre -atiou were very manyisdii'N and geullemen, inchuliiig several Protestants ,who eamo from tliH 'creut parts of tho country, tosignify their sympath y and respect for Lord Wa.terford . The Hov . T. Uowley made n gracefu l apo-logy (which wo thall publish in our ne.vt), for theabsence of his loidship, who wns . we regret to say,pie.vented by illness fiom ntteudiug. All concluded byFather Dowley 's asking a feivent prayer Irom thosepiesent for the health , lung life , ned happiness ofLord Wnterford . Tho clergymen and very JmanyIndies and gentlemen present were kindly iuvi t ed bythe Her. T. Uowley 10 parti.ko of n substuutial andelegant luncheon, which was prepared in the neatcommittee room over the (aCTi'sty. TliU day will beI UI JJ; remembered in Clonen.¦

J ' H K Jf. 31. POWKK FKS'ALK SCHOOLS .—Tho addi.tionnl tchool-buildiug in Beresfonl.street, in connec-tion with those, iuvuluablu ones already under thecaie of the Sisters of Charity, Lndy.lai.e , and foundedby the generous donation of tho lato X. 31. Power,Ks-t [., D.I J ., Kailhlcggo House , oro, this week , broughtto a completion by the eneigetiu b,aJlder, 3Ir. J. T.ltyun , T.C. Tho building, substantial , airy, andcupitall y vi.-ntilalcd , contains two noble school-rooms,udmirnhly lig hted , and put out of hands in tho mostfinithed manner. Clouk rooms, nnd other ooccssuryndjuocts to thu class apartnieutH are prepared iu asimilar manner, nud the entire is, iu every sense,mo.-t crediiablo to tho builder and his competentstaff. Inn recess in tho front of tho building, facingtho • trcet , prepared for the purpose, is to bu placed uvery hundsomo marble nlnb, bearing tho follow -ing inscri ption , admirabl y prepared and cut at thoadjoining marble works of Mr. Henry Ket'liedy :—" 'Jhu Nicholas Mnlion Power Schools , under thepatronage of St. Joseph, erected KSTy." The .slab,when iu position , wil l be ~utrouudcd with huridsoui' 1limenone dressiugs.

TI I K SISTKIIS or Mcitcr AS XrusKS. —The TownCommissioners of Tipperu ry , in full meeting assem-bled , on motion of Mr. Juiiie u Hayes , solr., secondedby Mr. James O'Neill , unanimousl y adopted a cordialrt bolution of thanks to Arthur I L J/oorc, K?q., J.J'.,lor his exertions in procuring the admissiou of theSisteih of Mercy us nurses into the Tippcrary work-house. Tho guardians supporting him weic similarlythuuked , on tnotiou of Mr. Jt. Gubbius, Becouded byMr. T. Kng li-b.

I'HK WATI CHFOK D BUTTEK MAIIKE 1TO T I I K EIM1UK or TIIK NE»S.

Sin—IVi '.li thanks for tbe i-pace you nfTordcd mein your paper of the; 11th iustnnt , X beg f»avo totrouble you wi th n few lines this week on the samosubject , which is just now one of deep and growingimportance. I ventund to predict that the serie-j ofresolutions agre'.d upon by tho merchants, i-ithtiutconsulting thegrealclaBS who support both merchnntsand coopers , would all break down , aud they huvedone MI, with thu exception of tbo last ou tho card,the date of trial lor which , however , did not ye',arrive. Butter is being sold iu the famo plca.iin(-W.MV , before being weighed or soiled ; persons nronot" fined half-a-crown for inndvertant over-wei ghl ;neither have they to pay more tlmu two shillings forth'-ir f irkins ; ai.d the hrokern, inutend of beingeji rteil from tin- market-house, are becoming morenumerous and more serviceable.

lint the great and cry ing evil , on which tho mcr-cl.antH wire s-o ntieei it , thu " sutlcnient of t.irey ,"ii-innii .s unredieh-ed , ami will remain So until thopr,..|un-r» initkir « nun. d effort to meet it , by theei.aciment which is i;t thi- ir eide, making it illegulfor a merchant to deduct from any commod ity morethan tho actual wei ght ot' tho cask or other covering.Kor ll.e pn-M-tit. it would be well if a shoit , plainbyi-law were diawn up betweeu the. owner of themarki't-houso nn-lak-w oftbc merchnntH und farmers,giviug futility iu cutua of dispute, to lebt tbo weightof empty firkin * iu a ttuudard fcale, tod for eachcase of ti-ai an uddiiioiinl chargu could bu tnnde ,which , if thu cu -fj wcru frivolous , hhould be paid bytho farmer, otherwise by tho inerciiutit. If nonio-thing fair nnd suitable liko this be now dune, by thoseinerchatitR , ^vhouo c-xt i-risivo code

of rulcB BO suddenl ycollapsed , they may then , with ull henrty fjixHi wishes ,cany oul their lust arid yet untried resolution, unddine together cm iho firm of Muy with ckuu hauds.—1 tciuuiu , sir , your obt diio t si-rvunt ,

A KlLHACIii OiM M ] ) MU Y FAUHtB.A pril ¦!2iid, )K?3.

[Wo must ro.'poctfully decline aM 'furthor anonymousletters on this subject, particularl y when we re-member that tho merchants ' names are attachedto their resolutions.—K n. N.]

TUK WATKJt Srj'J'LY.10 1 I I K KIUIOR UK 1 I I K W A T K K I O B O >E» S-

StR—For the purposo of allay ing public npprcben-ti,m en the fuhject of Ihc water Bupply or Walcrrordallow mo to state , the day 1 received report ot it

11 ing KU- pt eted bud , 1 took nil steps necessary to teat

tho tru th of the Kt atcm eut , vi t i t id nil reservoirs , huu

found them iu good condition ; font mmp lcs of »nter

to Dublin for onnlysii'. which is now in progrcsp, mmrwcivid thin day telegra m from Dr. Cameron , as

fol lows.— ." The waters are nil likel y to provo good ; exBtniu-

Rtion going on ; results lavoiablo so far ; they canuoi

bo very bud."—I am , sir, your obedient servant ,Sr. f i - r . ki .K FH K K M A N , Mnyor of Wuterford.

April i!5th, Ih73.

LAMP TAX AHltKAH S.10 111 t KIM'IOK OK TIIK KKWS.

Siic-Jl is siitislnc.'ory to find that tho Corpomti.in

have nb-. lidni.ut the iittcrnp t to collect *» w

called tl.o " anear»" oftho Into Lump T-iX- A" '¦'" >

were blnnicnblu t hemselves lor iillowing those RiTCurs

to accumulate , it WHS useless to tl.iuk of collect-

i,,g them , iif.w that they me all but. forgolteu- in-

deed it is well thnt they have abandened them

peaceably, for, in n*y .bumble op men. «li tbo p iciuus swcarii.g of Kidney, iiiid he was let oil',with a caution , on pay ing costs. Kiduoy tcoknothing by bidding adieu to veracity, for his mother-in-law , who was in court , invei gheil bitterl y againsthim, and swore- ho should not re-enter her door.Drunk.—John l'owi-r , a rural , stalwart aud young,came into town on Momlny with i)s. fid. in cash ; nutdeeming that nmoiint enoug h, ho took off the coatnud vest , nnd left them with his " undo" for Is. fid. ;ho was found same night by tho police rcclinioK uponmother earth , perfectly indiOereut na. to tbfe issuo oftbe Khiran exf udi thu , or uu^hl t) ae tnniuiuii:, midwhen his accounts weru being audited at tbu clearingbouse, iu 1'eter-street , he was found to have justeighteeiipeiiee. Ho was now culled on to fork thatover , in thu shape of In. fiue , uud (id. cuBtE. He didso, and left.

On Wednesday und Thursday tho mayor preside*],with Capt. Iirenau. Ou the prior morp îig (hero wonnot a member of thu inner bar present,' whilst yefter.day tho onl y ono who qualified was our localDDi'sancn, Nell Glceson. Ilend-constable O'Briendescribed K CII' R cluim.i to judicial cure, and sho wassent up 'till the eve of the Hoyul Cattle Show, inAugust.

TIIK TOWKll WARDMr.Harry It. Sargent having sent in bis resignation

of the ofllco of Town Councillor of this Wurd, which ,hi.ii.iyp, when ho accepted , some mouths since, ho" hoped to l.nvo enjoyed for many years to come,"Mr. Woodward Mnson offers himself for tho vacancy.Mr. Mason is a respectable , intelli gent citizen , withgood business Capacity, and every nay suited for aseat in the Council to whichwo hope to see him elected.A.s tbe resignation of Mr. S-.Tgcut cannot be considereduntil the meeting of thu Council on the f!th of May,the election, wi l l nut take placo for nearl y tln-co weeksto conic.

y A 3 11 J O K A 1) L K X E W H .

Ambrose Congreve, D.L., .'inivcd nt .MountCitDf.'ri-vt .ywti-nlny fn-ui Dubliu.

Kclrnoiid l'ower , Kscj ., .1.1'., : i ir i\ ci l at I'owers-court , 'fniiui.rc, i'U yoti nliiy , linin J.ul ilili.

'J'lu: JUarciui.-i ol" Jiiittin gtoii , aflc-r - .tuy iiig willihis fullirr nt Li'mori: Custli - , %u i-xi>ix-tiil at Devoiibhire lluii-uoj Tutvilny.

Tho Karl and Countess ol' liessboroug h haveHrriTrtl in Clinrli-s-stni-t , Ui-rkt-li-y Mpiiirr , from llritfbton ,wbi-n: tbiy bnrc Wli lor the Kui-tir rt ii -vF.

iMr. J i t . MnlconiBon , fumily and suite, Cahir,arc KlsyiuK nt ibe Tralnorc- Ilutel.

FAI - MI .NU O I'KHATIO .NS — Fmming operationsaro progressing most butibfactorily in all tbelioiRliljouring counties, tlic weather being cxery-thing that cou ld possibly bodos'red.

TII K K AI .I.A6T AtiAix. —"Jt is stated that tho brigSaral^ Jane, vhicb nj cvntlj dischnrged a cargo oflodian corn, and went out to sea in ballast, bad to put;buck to Passage, for moro ballast to* get ber in saietrim , the captain , it in stnted , alleging that ho ordeitd100 touB of that liquid manure, and received only 80.If tho allegation be true, and that ho was charged foe100 tonB , it wil l bo a caso of fraud , which , wo belistc,could not bo "explninoil" awny ; but MO feel sort) ibwill Dot bo found ns bad as it baa been told io a tbonljuurnal.

TIIK N KW OKLE^S Ciiiiisn's M1.MSTi1t1.i-.—This

very excellent tioupe of minstrels, under the talentedmanagement of Mr. Cnmbcll , appeared at the CityHall ou the evenings of Monday nnd Tuesduy beforelargo audienocH, who were wain) , and deservedly BO,of all tliuy heard , SIIW , ai.d erjoyed in tho varied en-tertiiiiiment broug ht before them. The (ing ing wasmuch relihhcd j the instrumental music nuperior ; thedancing on the tkutes astounding; thu burlesque side-splitting.

Mo.vrooiiKnv's N - XT TuiAi.. —It iB^aiti the next trialof Sub-Iu6tMt2tor Montgomery will not tuko place atOmegh, but in the Court of Queen's Dench, and tbatCOUtiecl wil l movo next term to r̂eoiove tbe indict-ment to Dublin. * •• '

EMICKATIO K.'-About (irenty pcrtcms left Carriclc

on Tuesday ruoroiDg for Queeostowo, «n roule to tbe

ti'n'tod btati'f, and others are preparing to follow.

BOARD OF GUARDIANS— W EDXE-DAY.THE TIIAM OKK " 110UCIIAI." AOAIN — PEII SEVKIUX CK

1I0ES Nor ALWAYS WOltK W0X DEKS—HAD WATKll ANDHOW TO III! IMI'IIOVEII—SO UK MINOK DETAILS .

Aid. T. W. JACon , J.I'., V.C., in the clinir.Also pre.-put—CaptAin Puwcr, IJ.V .C. ; Aid. llodmond, Md-ra.

C. It.-R^r, J . P . ; 11. O'Sbcn, 1'. Votdo, J. W. Condoll, D. Koo-h ,W. Kelly, nutl J. ClninlKlU.

TIIK " BO L C J I A L ."—This genius of Tramoro, findinghis continued importunity for out-door relief ou thoguardians ineffectual, took tho exceptional com so ofwriting to the Local Boanl, accusing Mr. Doy lo, 11.0.of tbat district, ofevory itnag iuablo cruelly towardshim and his family, becauso of stopping relief tohim. Tho .Dubliu Board1 forwarded Bouchnl'a(Power's) letter to tho guardians, and asked theiropinion thereon. Mr. Doy lo hnd a convincing lywritten reply on his application and roport-book to¦his charge. Ho wrote , that on tbo 21st Decemberlast " two of Power's children wero recovering frommeasles : ho thon agree.1 to givo him Is Gd worth ofmeal tho winter boms; severo which ho (Doy le) did ;ou tho Urd of April ho considored tho winto r over,and stopped tho relief. Mr Doylo added, that Powerand hid family lived in nn Alms' houso in Trnmore,rent fi-u.\ and had is. 7d. paid him weekl y. Believinghim not to bo destitute ho could not rccommumiPower for relief. Tho incontrovertible fact, beforealluded to ,was again stated, that this bouclml refusedto take an offer mado to him by Mr lingers, J.P.,of one shilling a day to miiid his coivs, which proposi-tion hu refused because, he said, ho would have toget up too early, und the CH A I R M A N mado on equallystrong statement, that ho (Aid. J.) hud nil visedPower to engago himself earring li ght parcels, iutho summer from tho train?, telling him that , if hodid so, ho (Aid. J.) would seo what could bo douo forhim in tho winter. Thnt ndviso ho also neglected ,ai'd tho sole indisputable- fact was, thnt tho applicantwas an inveterato mendicant. Mr. V KALK informedtho board , ns did also Mr. Doy le, that tho children ofl'ower going to tho school , Tramoro, got their break-fast thero every morning. Mr. O'SIIEA und tho boardgenerally, condemned tbo system adopted by Power,of trying to dictnto to tho guardiaus through Dubliu ;and Aid. K£OMo.\u faid !M could not look upon thisfamil y as destitute , under tho circumstances statedby the relieving officer. Tho board unanimouslyheld the H.O. blameless in Iho way ho acted iu Ibidcase, tho chairmau merely directing tho officer , if h'isaw tho family requiring relief to give it—if not, notto do so.

WATKKFOIIU DlSI 'ENSAI i r—A I'lMtt' CtJ.VI iBlf.VKO.—Ata mueting of this committeo on Mauday tho followingwero present—A LII J ACOII , J.P (iu tho chair) , Messrs.D. Keogb, J. Clumpctt , M. O'Shca, und D. U. I.Mnckesy. In was proposed by Mr. O'Shca, secondedby M. Clampett and resolved , that Aid. Jacob, J.I'.,bo re-elected chnirman. Proposed by Mr. Clampett ,secouded by Mr. O'Shca, and resolved ,'that tho Veryltov.Dr. I- l yiin , I'.P.V.G , be re-electedVice-Chairnmu.It wan proposed by Aid. Jacob, J.P., seconded by Mr .Clampett , that Dr. G. I. Mackesy bo ru-nppointedlion. Sec. Agreed to. It was resolved that &00posters be printed and posted with names suit resi-dences of tho; members of tho committee. I n con-nection with these proceeding!, a report wasnlso scutup by tbo committee from Dr. Delaudre, M. 0., com-plaining of the pump iu Water-street ns supply ingbad water , anrl , there by, causing disease in tho city.Tho doctor forcibly asked the committeo to bringso vitally important a subject before tho properauthorities as speedily as possible, with u view toan irnmediato remedy.

llr. O'SIIEA taid that in reference to that para-graph ho would move, that tho subject of which ittreated should bu brought to tho serious attentio n oftho corporation , as tbo body having tho supervisionof those matters.

Tho CII .- 'J IMA .-.' sfnted to the board thut this veryimportant mutter wns one which hud been carefullyattended to by the corportion, and 110 Inter than tbolast meeting on Thursday it wna considered by themen-born present. Arising out of that action , IhoMayor had procured samples of tho water from eachof tho reservoirs in town , and told him tbo daybefore that ho hoped to send them up tbat eveninj,'to Dubliu to bo analysed (hear, hear).

Mr. Ct .AMl 'KtT seconded Mr. O'Shin's motion in asomewbat lengthened speech. Iu the course of hiaremarks Mr. CI.AS II 'KTT alluded to tho statementmado by i\ member of tho corporation (Mr. Graves)at 11 lato raccliug, to tho effect that owiug to tbobad water in town his men had to driok beer, midcouli 'iided that people should not bo forced to drinkiitipui 'i water. Althoug h that was not, perhaps , theplncij 10 discuss the question , he would still take theliberty of say ing (hat the corporation wcru acting inenor 'in seeking to obtain i;.'iO,000 or .CIi() ,U()O forwater works in the city. Il was not required , be-cause hi< opinion was there wns nn amp le supp ly iuthe city, if it was looked after (hear, bear). Amongstother ways of doieg so he (Mr. C.) quite approved oftho Mj f-jt-r.-tion made by Mr. Keogb, to change thereservoir iu Stephen-street from its present site toone at the opposite sido of that, street, and that couldbe done nt n -.mall cost. Mr. K KOUII : At a cost ofonly X'liOU. That motion of minu has been on tl .ocorporation books for tho past fifteen years. Mr.CLASH -KIT wuut on to argue very forcibly that thocnrporutiij*j in curryiug out their present course as tothe water would bu only doing what would begettingIho pi oplo a supply of impuro water, besides auaddition of taxation , aud as :> proof of tho eiistiDg-Fiippl y being of sufj icient quality, ho could mentionthnt in William-street , where ho resided for thopast eight or ten years , i lio wator he received at hishouse was excellent. Thu corporation ought not toput ruch.an 1111 amount of taxation on Iho rate -payers for what WHS not rcqnircd.

Aid. JtKDMo.M ) created much lnngbtcr, continuedfor several minutes, by jestingly rcmnrking that Mr.Clnmpctt wus nfter making an electioneering speech(The allusion was mado to tho vacancy in the TowerWard , caused by tho retirement from tho council ofMr. Harry K. Surgent). Mr. Clnmpctt hnd , severaltimes , sought to get into tho council through thoSouth Ward, but wns defeated ; ho tried tho TowerWin d also, and met tho sumo result (renewed laug h-ter). There was now n chance, he supposed ; ho wusf- biii it. to try il , and he (Aid . 15.) trusted ho (Mr. (J.)would huccccd , and if ho did , that ho would , 'erulon- r, sit in the mayor's chair (hear , hear) . As to hisobsi'rintionH on Iho water supply, be (Aid. K.) desiredto say it wasn subject which iiad engaged tho ecrioosnttcution of that body, certaiul y, since, bo bnilbccomi-a-number ol it , borne fifteen years ago. Through nilthat time the corporation spared no expeuso to im.provo it , nnd left nothing undono to benefit tho citi-7.uii8 in this important mutter (hoar , hear) . Thurocould not be a doubt of it, the present sources ofsupply wero bud, as bad1, almost, ns they could bo,nnd no improvement could make their Bupply good.In Mary-street thu reservoir could not give a purosupply, because it was tjuito close to n bacon cellar,with its level underneath it. Tho sumo wus ihocasout I'hili p-slreet , whilst that at Stephen-street was inas bad » position as could bo possibl y conceived.Thero was no doubt theio was ODO good EOUI-CO ofsupply in the city, tho Lisduggan reservoir , but therewua only ouo. Tbat was thu sourco from which Mr.Clampott received his present supply in William-at.(no said Mr. C. Yos, rejoined Aid. It., tho ncgalivoand nflirmutivc alternating for a futv seconds), but,Lhcro was uo question ,tho present Bourccs were ex.treirely bad (henr, hear).

Mr. KEOOU observed that if this discussion wasnot out of order be would liko to say a few words.Tho CIIA IIQIAN said it was out of order, but bu badallowed it becauso ho desired it to bo >ccu that thoCorporation had not neglected their duty in this im.portntit particular. Ho knew tbe Corporation hudtloti i ! much to improvo thu quality of tho supply, forhe remembered , some years ago, blood comiug throughthe pipe in Mnry -f .Kv t to liis jiouso there, u Ktato ofthings which was rumedied by tliu Corporation. Mr .K KOI . II Miid it was well known , he believed , ho tooka deep inn-rest in the water question many years ago,nud kq.l a lung tiiim at it (hear, hear) . Ho know , IIHa Tact, there was not a better supply in Ireland thanthero was at iho Sli p al i'erry bauk , running fortygallons 11 minute , procured at un outlay of i'-'W) only(hear, hear). J11 Nun-town , near tho i-'riuuds' .School,thero was another goud source, but thu pipiug ulougthere, which was put duwu ut two inches, in itselftwo small , had rusted duwu to half an inch , and thosupply, by that reason , .was checked (hear , hear) .Litiduj-guii was pure water, ;but it was a 6urfncusupply ; thero was no better water than Philip-utreot ,and Iho whole (unit lay not with thu supply itself butiu not clearing out the fountains and reservoirs (uo,no, horn Aid. lludmond) . As tbo chairman suid,bluod did go through tbo water ODO titno iu Mary -street , but that occurred through the pi pe gettiugbroken, uud tbo blood from Mr. Profasur 's cellarrunning iuto it. Tbat defect wus, however, soonremedied by tho Corporation.

Tho discussion hero ended, and tho resolutionBonding Iho mutte r beforo tbo Corporation wasagreed to.

THE Dif -TAi iv .—On tho suggestion of Capt. TOVXK ,it wan decided to got iliimmcd milk for tbo healthydiuuers instead of boop when the weather would antiu worm.

UM > OIIM .—The janitor at tbe gato in now clothedin a hnudsonio blue uniform, and four shillings weroOrdered to day to purchase, him a felt bat.' IMI 'OH TAXT TO TKAMORI .—Mr. Felix McSweeuy,B.O., Tramore, reported ha bad the authority of the11.0., Dr. Stcpheuson, lo Btato that Trumoro, andsurrounding district , woro free from scurlaliuu, audthat the sanitary condition waa much improved (bear) .Some nuisances complained of wcro abated, but therowcre Btill eoine persistent defaulters whom he inten-ded bringing before the next petty eeeBioos.

Tho board wero ncasimotiB in giving Mr. ifcSwocnythu diameter of a most efficient officer , nnd Aid.H KOJIOND said, nnd met tbo hearty concurronco ofbis brother gniirdiaun in tbe opinion tbat osery creditwas duo to the excellent medical officer , Dr. Stephenaon,for tbe admirable condition in wbich be hud bis dis-trict (hear, hear). Tho CHAIRMAN and Capt. POWEKsaid tbo report waa both satisfactory and importantaa ntgnrdrd Tramore (bear, hear) .

HJUIEA DEN DISPEKSAKT .—The Local GovernmentBoird lorwarded their Banction of tbo appointmentof Dr. Da Ben zy as M.O. of tbia district.

OmiA-jii*.—The EeT. Mr. Sundford, rector, Tra-moro, forw&rded. 0. joint certificate from Dr. Laflgley

and Dr. Cayot, recommending Thomas Coffey to bo j Black pool , und Mis* Molloy. Tho latter, howeverfont up to