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jarcjiat Pircnltttion:in South. of-XaoSuid.PutUias*rscrv FEIDA.V,and S«tt*ct Biitwn (wSylTTOb^*T "ilMyi. at »>*/•» an* 50. O-Oonnaj-SfrMJ, T ¦ ¦• !

! . .{OPPOSITE TBB niOTISaliL lllfX).EEICE—ONE PENNY; Yearly (in Advance), <!*; 4d.

; : i By tola* (Yearly), 6s. W. ¦i r53~ All Cheques and P. O. Orders, made payable

to CoBNKiiioB P. EBDMOND, at thia .Office. ¦

THE NEWS oircniates ertensivelyi amonnt themerchants i troiers i and. nobility, gentry, tanningolasaesj • &o-, in • Watorford,. Kilkenny; Tipperary,and tht Bonth.of jIroland.\ganeraUy.: -The HrWflhis attained a circulation never equalled ty any papernablislwd in "Waterford, and is admittedly the lead-r_« ;Aimtalin this{nroortanf:oitr. with trhloh thcre isdirect daily co-nmTmicationfrom London.

Particular attention paid to commercial and agrionl-oral nmttord. . | . I ' ¦ " . ' , ¦ . 'AdvsrtisementB received ijr the Nsws by all rospeot-

»ble Newspaper <Affents in tie (United Kingdom. Pre-payment rsqoiaiU f roin'partiea not known at the office.

• IAQSJTTS y oB _ aJii!aor -TKB: NEW.B, : i if J> roa ;•' i ! ¦ 11 ' ADTSETISIMBNTail '¦ '

TTATEBFOED—Mr.1 W, KBLiiY,,GladBtone Street. ,\ MIBB POWEB, Barronstrend Street. ' ¦ \ ¦, Mr. HroHss, Mayor's Walk- '' ¦: ¦: Mr. T: P. EOAH, Quay.

1 Mrt. QUILTT, <?onn Street. • ' . > . ¦: .i MIBB KAVANAOH, O'Conncfl. Street: M*. HAT, Up, Quay. : . ¦ ¦ ¦ . : : :

¦ i Mrs. DAVia.iBalljbrinkeo. ;' Jit. IX CANTTI T.C, J ohnBtorra. t .: Mr. DOBBTN , Barrack 8treet. j

D0NGAEVAN—Mr. E. KEOH, T.C, Brain-Street.1 MfiTVALBH. : ' . " ' : |

TBAMOBE—MMB C&ANCT, Befreshment Booms.' ; :CAPPOQtTIK-Mt. JONES TEOT AUepr tK't- ' ¦CAKElCK-ON-SCn -lIr,- J4iiE!*."acQa«n,. aU&iT

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LISMOBB—Mrs. MZADE. . ' . *>' . ¦ ']PILTOWN—Ml«s BOCHK. r .v - -BlIiJIAOTHOMAS—lur. MonBiBSt. '¦ - . '¦ .PAS8AQE £AST7rJ>Jt»!f Loire- ¦ > ''' ¦ ¦ ' ;KILL-iMra. I EONATSE. ' ¦ ¦TALLOW—T. Clanoy. • . . . . : . . .CLOGGA—Mre. EBDDT.TIPPEEAEY—P. O'CONNELL, Chnrab Stroot.STEADBALIY- J. FOBAN.NEW BOSS—Mr: T. Dicneen, Qaay StreetKILKENNY—Mr. WOODLOCK, Proprietor Bcihrny

; . Book Stall. : • • . ;WATEEFOBD EA1LWAY STATION—JleBors.

. EASOH :* Sonsi Book Stand. - ;LOIQ)ON— CLAEKI , «ow, & PLATT,, 85, Graoo

11 ¦ I onnrch Btreet. .! B. P. WHITB * SON, 33, Fleet Street. ¦I SHJMieT * Co., 5, Leadonhall Street, E.C. :j Temple News E«om, 172, Floet Street . •

DUBLIN^Mcaarii. Cats. EABON i SoKi Abboyprt.

N|Ji EMIGRATION-ry'. ifr 1 "So Office In Ireland con book

¦PAfsengeis Cheaper tban THO8. COOK- &, SON.«I I>»roe '.Street, Dublin.

AtTSTEALIAi ... iFBOH JtX 2 12 0 TO .£70 0 0THE CrPE, : ... I , , 12 12 0 „ 36 15 0^BlSBANf , ... i ! „ U 14 0 „ 70 0 0NEW ZEALAND ... • '¦ ,,' ' 15 15 0 „ 73 10 0BUENOS AYEES,... : ' „ 7 15: 0 ., 85 0 0AMEBICA, - ... ' ' •, 3 10 0 ., 26 0 0CANADA:: : ... I „ 4 0 0 „ 20 0- 0

Offlsial Agent B'for P. and O. and all other principalline*. Bcoko.'ilops, Plans, Baling liets, &o., FREE.Foreign ijloney eiohspged. Draft* ioaned. C»H orurite. ! " ' ¦ .' ' : ia.18.lf

-THCH1AD -OOOE ts -flOH,43. DAME-fiTBEET, DUBLIN.

ENGLAND AND SOOTH WAi.£Hi AH»THa :..gOOTH o».IBELAND. .

Eerrica by GBEAT . -.WESTERN ,, BAIIAV[AY: Company aIrajnjiflnd Steamboati!, )Ma MiLipB»! HATiii(i in connection irith tha Wixiarpm

and IaarBioK, WATSBJOBB 4 CBNTBAI. JBZ-tJtHo,; j .and 'WATIIBTPBJP, ' DTOTPABVAW, (UTD' LksHoi

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Stadays excepted. and ABBivs -AT-WAjra- | _ CBEADiN, 4c. WlltLorf

i w d L s^ su ^ m^^ i ss &^^™SriSM.j i»,.«*-i**W; ^TMK^*r- v "• i-f *fî « ArriTaloMl-20 a.mTrain-froiaL1me|iok, w A T S P F O B D A N D : B B I 8 T o i . I ., 10.60 a.m. Train from Maryborough, i*na. . reoir wAiEc'Map «)lB»HTOL. raox «BI «TOI. TO y tj inuroxii.

11'iO i.m Trtin faom Liattiore, AaaiTlHO in Tue«Jay, Jo<y. 1... 1 alt'nooo W«dne»diigr, iJalT iJ... en'oooaLoHDOM (TT«SICT and «HJWMt«nce«

fvu- yridy, .v 1 4 ...-8 at;noon Sjtmd . i „ 8... » night :1 iiw«»f.* in 4?!™ i fliB followine day. ' ! TaesJay, „ H. .. 9 Hfooou ff^dneid&y,' „. »./. O nixht .

n"?Vii18) at 10-4* **m-> i?B '" "S!lif"_r2;hi.hla TIUI, _,! 1X ... S »rt'noon Satorav. I » U.~ imidagtA BpOel»l BU«mer, <arr3ringPi>««wge», pen»h x Sv, |J, IB....! atfnom WcdaeSiiyi " 16... a ifnooa

-ftd, in5 14?eStock,Saili froffl^*I<.Comi>eay « y5S$;' £ is,,. 3 •tV.ow artnrdvT?-,, w «7»»'n<x'aK>°2,V tKirf on-annMy» at 7- (k-» ¦ " ¦ TutsOv, T. 2a :.. « atfaooo rtetouxiaji K 13 ... 6 night¦"V^ ^S er^wUJ tromKew

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Trann. : ; . ( j . ; ; : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦li a M^lo O Trata on-Sunday morning ¦ i| yjjas-caWa.'StoJto lfc. , do;siiigi»-aud«m (ed Bar-tt»3.65e? 10<"i .° .vecriiod Smbied to ita balog TIUIU trateliingVlU?jraaUiw) Wn. i So E»tnra 1»T ulaUtiorOarffO DftU Only be t8CWT8a _ 'lU»JB»» _ «""°..V.rirS T«n m«,.W ?/ioHm(n!l»^. r<rfTirn frf,ili nnto LlT«riMll. ZlSlshipped in Ume ior ;w» o»u.« - ;— —»r~ iJ«k, IiOji«;7M. 6d. i do Chlldwa. ia. i ^ ;

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all ciMit|WAIT AlSyAJL ol BteamBrt tento* W*. W A T S i P O B D A N D L I V p E P O t i x .

dar to ciroScostanM* oan PMiengers holding Thiia Wtda Saj i? '"'"oo3 Wedn«3S*,!ioJr Sf »»ljht

OlBOLSi [»T*ilablo 1 week) 1st Class and Saloon, 4fiiM y uJT :» 11 -» »*an FiSoyT I „ U .Jisfnoon„ - " • Srd doss and Fore Cabin; 20s Od' Wedn3dii», J, W ...!a »fnooD Wednesday,' „'is .j ft . blght

¦;:¦ ! ,.; . 3xdcia..4|g4S% T147 S:Jft i ::;5STJAKAHA.iAdelpni .Wharf , WatetfcM. -i.u».«»^«SfMr botireen other important-8tat«m«AKi» Timelibto aid Throogh Batai for ' Goodi, 4o.; can: b«

4vTcompiny's DUtriot -Aflent.-Adelphi Wharf,W&t?rfl"fi HENBY tAMBEBTJ General Manager. '

Viddinitor Terminus;¦•" ' _ \ ¦ JZ^L. .

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OtutiD 8T*4T£S & OAMAD^SiBI)lBIArH ;For QT7.BE0 4 MOBTB.AL...Joly 81I'oLiNKeiAî J?or Qp.B.o * MoHTaiAi._.AnK. 7PABiBUjJ :. ..For Qpra.o 4 MojrrB«At,...Acg. MCOBIAJI ..For Qc*Bit{r tf Womvaxu ..Aug. 21

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NOVA 8conAN For Hi«»«* B*Hn*K»i...An*. B

Curi«...l.J.4**W^So«:: }*»»•,•;»i I ¦ ! BATES OF PCWHJP'"8"?.!., :««!! ;

Saloon, 10 td 18 GulnVai > IntennMUkt*, *« 6»- >

ilumO) Wtonlpeg, taianuooai. :»wj-j- >»~•„-¦}'"tory, BriUjbOoIumH*, enatoail polnUinthe Western

, Thb too brbTldesr lbs bbeapeit •ofljoosi-*2,T|£^rente to tOljerU of Canada 4j-*Bt?rfft?551.!

Boston and NejTYork will land •t /ott!«nd.r .' pAJfraM Ts f-ProfesioriFream'a êw'fieppit. aalBDtheJateitMs'p« and ftnophleU fret. . . .: ¦. ' .., ".rtgr yf * itrm bogna p»»wng«f .v*wyM Y* VJ *i epiS? SsffiBgf , OJatfow fnd M««j»rf to «wto

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PLTMOtTTH I ASB SdUTHAMPTOIf,' NliffBliivEN(SDB3EX), 'ASB -.'SOUTB oi i EHOBAND,COBK, DUBIOIT,' BELFAST A»D laLABOOW.•y-LJi^ I ¦' rfiHE New i Midi , jpowerf u1

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i i' ' >iaarcm> TO ausootri i ' i 'Erery MONDAY Direct ... ; > „ ; | ..J ¦ 7 aanETery >?JSDN&DAT<Dlr*ot ... \ i.. ; ...". 1 P-«n

" -"' ^ ' ' aULSGQW.-ZO fMTZ&TfliO iETeryMOUDAT.lDlreot . ... T.. j i.. i : J l j.n.: !l i . ¦ I - . - - «»n; to Crroenook ...6 0 p.m-

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Ii ! • ¦ I » j Bail, to Gtoenock' ,,,WH»,¦ ¦! i- IwitxsrosD TO SSUAST. ; ¦• • ' • 'EnrrSi.TVBI>AX.. i ... ' i.. | ..: I .- 6.p*iu¦ jl V . . I !B«l»iSI 'TO WATiarOBB. p ¦ ', . . -.;¦Ijtiry TUJESDAT (»Ja DubUn.) • Etery SATOEDAT (Direct)

ii i . witunu TO oCBiuc. i - ..ETOry 81TUBDAT (TU Belfast) i.. I ... ! . . . . ¦ 6 p.m.Erery 'SATUBpAr. tf) Klngiboirn :(Direot). for Pasoaogoffl

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WEDNESDAYS,2tt43oly; 8 p m j'9tli,]8T>Ja J Wth.8 pmj;¦ \ ;:. V3r4, 6pm) S0tKi7pjn. . ' ¦ ! ¦ ¦ , :

Winiii»oiu> TO Co»x—ET017 THUB8DAT;lp.ni. . ,i ; • Coax to Wii»*»ORi>,JMiceot— i : : •PEIDAYSt;- 4th July," 6 p m j llth, :a. bm-jTStli; « Pm j. ¦; ¦ . - : I • 25th, 9 p m. '' : - : ; i " . ¦

WinsrOKSITO Losoos-tSt. Eathutoe DockV£»ery MUNDAT; TJ» ,'*Iy»">nth, ) jotery ¦JSlATtjaDAT

* 1 l * 1 (T^B fioTKiffiPiptpfttO* 1 - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ •• '¦' *- ¦;* ¦ '' ' ¦"' Ldjtwj (St. Katharine PockJ io-WATKBiogj:! : 'THUBSDAYB,1 Sid July,-noon j lith, 7 am j l7tb, IJOOB ,

..— " ' aitir 1 p m . ; SUtJ U im. I- Wo -txmusbipicent by this route. Oidar* for cqHootlcm ordaUierj of (Joodajaeut to M'NXKAM it Co. .(LlmitodJ, Ji ,-Castle sUeeU.'d°*l>m7 i to 'jdo Shipping - Coapaffir. • 1S8,Leadcnhill Street, or Uljdo ShJpplngPompany, E Warahonse,SL Katharine book1, vill rec«iio prompt attention^ I: - -wiTCBTOBB TO PITBOBTB; flirect, : I :MOKDAYS, 7th. Jiily, 11 a m ; 14th, 4 p m ; 21st, 11 a mi

j . 1 58th, S p m.; 1 ¦ '. . I1 I PLTHCTUTB TO WATjiBjroBD, direct— : ' ! \

EATDBDAYS, 6th: July, 6 p m , 12th, 2pm ( 19th; S pm,1 1 1 'M b, nooii. . :¦ . I ! WATBuroRD TO Souiuutrios. : ¦ : ¦

Every 8ATUBDAY (direct), at. 4 p EL '1 tiotnaiiiPTOB TO 'WAXSHIOX.D. :

Ereryj FBIDAY—YIA PITCOOTS. '¦ ¦. '•¦

' ,> WATIRTOaD TO NKWEiTET. ;Erery SATDBDAY Tia Soathsmpton ! ! ... . .„, * y.m' ¦ N IWHAVKJ TO WiT2kr«iib. ;

Erory .TUESDAY (Tia Londom.) I For Cargo only. -These Steuacrs haro aiocllost acoommodaUoa' for

'fDS8enf7ers. - I 1 ¦Touiiit Tickets tewed to the Highlands of Sootlanil. See

Guide BooV. : , ' ¦ : I : . ¦ ,Tourist TlcUts lcsoed to tho Channel Islands. See Odds

Book. I ¦ ¦ ' : ' . i ¦ 1 1

P A S S A G E . H O N E Y . f ' !j ' ¦ Cabin. Betom.1 Deok

TTaterford to Olsigow and BeUut 17l. 1&: 25a. | 'lOo.„ I Cori. l • ,.. . ... fi». ; i Ito. ¦ :f e .„ I riymopth 4 SonUimnptofl,20i. Sttj. 10s

1 London. '... ... tin. 6d 8ia. lu>.(l : London, via Soath. ! ! : :

. ' wnpton4 Bail ... '— ' — ' I63„ I Hewhavoa ... 20s. : — loa.From Doblia ... |10s. > — ' 6s.

,, „; Dablid, and bask to Kingjlown. : IS*. —Children nboveSianinnctex 13 years ol age. Ball Are.

Return Tickets available tor two months—not tmnaferabla.•a* NOTK.'—Tbe CQyde Shipping Oompaoj Insure i Goods

shippod by these lines of Steamers at Sp 4a per cent; to Tradershating yearly ' agreilmontJ, and i5s. per Cent to i oocotioaalShippers. Valaes td bs declared at tlmt of Bbipmsnt. rormsand all information to be bad at the offices! ;

tot Bates of Fndgbt, io., apply; to Harar' J. Wmua& Co., Pi/mouth 1 . jlHOJUS H'GAaux. London puid Son to •Western Ballway Company, £xoter Boildlan, Artbnr Btreet,West, and !at|the h. it ti. VT. Batlwir i tocaMn t-j lowK *throtuhont Xcmdcnji Clyde Bhlj.ping Co.V 1 Albm Bqnare.BetUai 1 Clyde " Shipping Co.. £ocWucr BoUdisgi. 158LeodcDball 8trMt, J onaan E.0. ..Cbrda'Shlppu«.«e;, Ball-way Offloe». Meithaven 1 21, Carlton f lace,' OU»go« 1 OnstomBoose Building*, Grecsoox 1 Dook Bcadi Idmarlok 1 TowsQu»y,' Boothampton'i SS, Edan (joay, Dublin j PatrioVsusay; Cork.! ; . , , -. ¦ ; . : ' '

LXYDB SHIPPIIfO COUPAJTY, if . ;Costem House Quay, Watertord. I .

:£pedal. forms of !;Bllls of.ladlno rwquired •by th«:ClydeSaippiog Ooapanyt to be had of the Axenu.

lolrjrsphio Address—'' Ctmaau," yrtxauoxo. :

Watorfora' OtoamoMo Coinpinyf ! . I idJHITEDi. ! . i ;

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ynaiy, Aug: I... * U noon rnauy,1 A W . *— tLmors.VAM»-C»l-ln, 81n»l«, li«. do. amgle-ObildHn i<oa<l

6szrasU trarelUni with families) 10s j | do B«tsrn (sTaU.abl* tor Two months, Optional to return from or to iirutol),iiM. I Deok, single, 7s fld 1 iio, slngls, Chilitren, 4s. I .; ,

Ctoods receivM and'dissharged at Clartsus Dook. Uv«rpoolfloods Booked throagli bom aU prinaij*! Stations on

Great Northers,1 Great \Vestero, Lanoohto, - and Yprkshln,JUmdonand Korth Westem > London and South WoternUasclMster 8hefii«lai and Uaoolnshire, and'Midland. Ball-ways to Watertord. jTtaonjb Booking, atao with ttotrlek,Xi/perarr, Xhm . Ennls, Turn, Gort, Bathtawhv Ustowd,

Ooods Uootod jhrouKb. from all Stations on 7aterlardi andCentral Ireland BaiiwayJ'Waisrford. Dnngsrvao, and Usmon" way. MdiWaterfordsndUnierioxEaUwaTl M

Zixcdt booked throoth at'low BaMs to all principal Sta-(lots on LoniflnmdiMorth Western Ballway J 1 :U , WA&fOED AMD MEWPOBI JMoa.) i |S KCX Yf tssxrof s. yao« N«-W»ORT

As CalmJofleraT I As Cargo Oilers. !; WAMBW» *« D To u-.auAU .rI - -. i ; ! As Canto oflers.' ' L _ -L .W A T E E P O M D - A H " X) IS w t t u O B j i

r»o« NswiBoss^Dallr, Sundays Mpcpted, at Ûkai. :' Vaoa WATiaicaD—iDaily, SnndVys eicepted, at 3-V) p.m.

WA V K V S U OK & ^L a V -D Vh C AM H O & .fttor DTOCAMOi-DUly. Bondays etceptod,.tt 8 0 ajn.raox WirntroxD—Dally,Bandajs excepted, at J-U pa.; ^ -TM erioMBtimshipCoBipaiiy ,limiteiLWre

allGoodsBwiC«dby tnes« Uses of Steamers at 8s. 4d. perSpmTtT TraSST livlnJ^Yearly A«reem»aU, ami! 6s. p«rcSt to OocasionalSJiippsis.vaJues to bedsolarei at time ofBWpn «T l|l«iw^!»u Jataimttiaa to .b* bafl atth*° tiis sooared and SVSIT ioXormation given by Ansts at

WAWW atatftnOMamaUD (UmM, UaA°^Si>io^WaWord BtJiaship Coapiny (Limi(oa),-£0,

Qaeen 8quars-Hu»d CttoberUild Basin. ; 1 ,iI«wJBoss-rWii«rfdrt Steamship Coapany's OflesJl)pjieA«ioji~WM«ifc>rf BiftunshipOoapsiy^sOfioj, ;

UuHici—holtr fibaiuumifitcamship Company1* OSes,

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W4TERFOKD <k CENTRAL IREL A ND RAILWAYThe shortest route from WatorfsrdandiEUlksnny to Dublin

Athlonb, Farsonstcrwni or Nenagh, is ria Maryborough.Kroras Ticxmareisiaed be>we«n any two Stations, and

arei aviilable for Betura as follows ;—Bot<vcen Stationswharo the tax* obamd is lot a distanco not exceeding lamiles, i days, including the day of. Issue, Sunday being a diet»<m t.tbns, aXioket loaned on a Sunday ot Mosday is avail*able up' to Taesdar night, and s TiJket issued on a Saturdayup 1 to I Monday sight. Between Stations where the Farecharged is for a distance aboTO 12, end not exceeding SO miles,7.days latter the day ot issue i thus a Xicket issued; onTuesday will bo available up to the following Ynesday night..Botweon StAtions where ths Pare chargoU is f or a dittasceezcbedlbg 60, miles, One Month. The outward portions ofBetura! Tickets are only available for the train by whichthey are Issued. i '

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Qreat: Uoatbem asd' Western nrrirals at Kilkenny, ViiCarlow Branch—10 s.m, uaj p.m, i.40p.n, imdn.tu p.n.—Op Sundoja, ;12.w p.m. : :

Coxxvsicinov numi Kiimrsr AB D Eiaiscoirnr AIDWUTOSD, tiA BiosAi»toTf».—Trains are odvortlssd to leaveWexford at 7.60 a.oj, JEaniseortbr at ,7.45 o-m, arriTion-ctBignalstown at 11.31 sJm and Klisnnny at li.lt> p.m. 1

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STATIOHo. . I week Days. Sunday?I ; !¦ A. B. t. U, r. B, — —Watirford ... dep. » 15 8 80 — — —Kllnuwl«n ... „ 8 80 8 45 — — _

CorJoU's Cross ... „ Flag 8 87 — — —Kilmaothomu ... „ 8 55 4 10 — — —DurrowlandStradbally „ 10 13 4 80 — — —Dosguran ... 10 83 4 £0 — —¦ _

Cappaib. ... „ 10 48 5 5 — — —Cappoiuin ... , 11 8 { £0 — — —Iiismire, . ... arriv. 11 15 6 80 — — —fl/a TT. Ballway 1 :Xiamoro : ... dop. 11 80 5 li _ — ».J-erooy; . ... arriv., U10 B 91 — -. '-.Hallow ' ... ,, 1 0 7 5 - - —Oork ... „ a 0 8 10 — — _Killamoy ... „ « 5 8 e 6 - - -Tralae I . . . ... „ I 8 65 8 55 -. >¦ -

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LtTNCHEONS and Dinners, Soup, Fishi En-' trees, :ondjoints, &o.', Snppert, Fish «nd Meat.Game always ready. ' I . ¦ •

The BILtAED BOOM la elegantly uppolnted. .(J2T : LUNCHEONS »t the -elcganUy.fltted . Wsh

Baffot , oonnlst of Oystors,] Lobntcre, Crabs, andSavonry Fi«h, and a rariety of Meat and other Sand-wiohos. ; Wine« and Spintd of the finest qnality.Jo1nbaon'B:8«Ven Tetrs' Oia.Malt.' Msftill'« Brandy,14 years old.' Ales and Stontfrom the bent Breweries,and in perfeot • condition, fineat Bad'Bank BarrenOytfters.pOvBr l'.OOOfioxes oI i Teryolddgifsin Btook,pnrohasediby tha UW Mr. Corieas. A trisJ solicited.• • i THOMAB S. OOEXESS. PnOJ-Bi»to8. (n22

P B O V I 1 I O I A 1, H O T E L ,. : 'rj H KB i l lK . • ',! '¦ •• '¦ . ; ; ¦ •

Nearly oppotlie tb* Four Co«w«», and eloie to ih' . ; :Great;aaitkerri • and Waitrn' &ri&-MidlandO. W. BatJuay1 Ttminty ' f

THI3" H6rEL,"receDtIv ¦te«bqiit, is' 'greattr en-larged, and thorongbijttnoTat.ed, tbetanitar/

ayra'gfemecu bein g iH uiltxit lad ' on tha most ap-proved principles. i . '• i >

.The strictest attention paid to fisIWra. , Hot tadJC6H-Ba'tis. Hight Porter in attendance. -Ch#^«Bmoderate. . ' ". . A . .¦ ¦ - { • - I19.it¦ M. -M. BEB6IN. ; .

LXUEBXCK-Eho :Gloafrt7ortli. ' •

A First-olass Family and Commercial Hotel.TTTTHE- "¦' Glent'worth" is |thd near'est'Hotel inJL thfl Ci ty to the Railway Station , Banks, Stoam.boat Offices, Telegraph and Poet Offloo/aiid to all pab-lio pl&oes'bf ainasbment. "F.| KKNNA , Propriotor, 1415, and 16, Olentivorth-stroet, ILamoriCM ;ol8

"ifl E cao^r ir HO 'TEI ."ilONCK-STBEET, j WEXFOED.

npHIS Old Hotel is really Comfortable, andJL . ;Price« very Moderate. Fomolis for good,pure Whiskey, and all other IDrinks.

. . MBS. KELLT, PaoPOiriOEteB.CSP Clo«e to Eailway Stktion;

i TUB A TIQEI i UOTHZ,.

THIS Large, Comfortable, and oonrociently sltnated-' HOTEL, has rooontly 'been thorpughiV painKdand rcnovatoi by the present Proprietor, Mr. HKALT.

For Qentlmasa¦ and families.oominj to Doblin onlegal baslaess, it "will bo foan<I mast oonVenient, beingsituated next to the Fonr Courts ; and for Wodding-Parties and Viaitors to Dnblia, the accommodation issecond to : in the Kingdom.

Prvato : ! tting and Dining Booms, Coffee-room forLadies. Bed- rooms from Is. 6d. to 2s. each. Smokingand Billiard -Jooma. <

John Jamntoii and boui' Sovoa years' old Malt ;Qoinneas'a tout Bass's Ale. Wines, Brandies,Champagnes, Uqueores, to. |

EJOKAfiD HEALTJ Proprietor. al3.1y;Victoria H6tsl,j Uilkonay.

TOHN FOGARTY.froinjtuo Hamman Hotel,f Dublin, begs to RDnonncathat ho haa opened thoaboyo old-etiCabUshcd Hooeo.j It hsj undurgocs athorough Innovation and complete 'Kef amishing bytho wellk nown firm of MUlar and Beatty. Dnblia.

For the couvenience of Comineroisi Ocntlemen'thaProprietor b»s mado Special Arrangements, and trastsby strlot attention to and personal <nper.ii*ion of thecomforts ' of Visitors to merits ot continuation of thsPatronage so lougextendod to this BoteL .

Tho Hotel'Bus will eieet all iTratns. : . . . . E9,u

: Zmporici Ilotol.

LOWEE 0ACKVILLE.8TEEET, DUBLIN.

(Opposite tno Oonoral Post-Offioa .and Tolejiaph OQce)The most control 1A the City.

/TIQMPIiETEIiY-remodelled and re.fumished.\J 'Malnifinsnt Lddics' Coffeb-Ebom, Dining-Hoon,8moldng-Koopi, Billiard-room. -Charges modnrate,

CttaJlLEB-IiAWLEB; Proprietor. f8.tDHIP ond COUIIEaciAIi nO "SEL,

24, QUAY , WATESFORD.

M I C H A E L E I R W AN ¦

HAVINO purohwrad ta« laterest in the aboij

HOTEL, begs toaanc'nnce that this Eatab-usninent OyyaixD onÂTUEDAT, FEB. 15, 187B.

II. K. trnnts, 7 strict attention to thoto vrhopatronieo TBI SKIP AKD COJHJIROIAL HOTSL, tomoritacontinaanceof their patrons30,

-Quay, Wfttertord.JVjb. 13 1888. tS&.lt2ho V7icMoT7 Hotel . 'and Eoataurant

0, 7, and 8, WICKL0W.8TEEET,. (Urafton-otreel), DUBLIN. .

MOST Cen'ral ly Situate^. ' Comfortable nodModerate. Dinners reedy all day.

KICUAED OBEIEN , Poprietor.

THE I T A T I O H Al H O T E Li 'ltLACKUALL -S TRIslEI,

bOBblN.

BEING ncm Opened In the . vicinity of tho.CsttleMaiki t, and qultd convenienl to King 's

Badge and Broadstunv Termini , "111 be foundtbe most ;CocnforTable, combined with ModernsCbargea. | Tlsitois to' Dublia' should come aod ieotor tbemtilrrii ! jylOum

! IT. A, MEANT.

THOMAS F. MAGEEY,CflRBICIi-OM-SUin,

Is prepared to supply, In cornneqtion with his Ironmongery

and General Business, •1 ; 'srsttT BSsoitirtibx or

FUNERAL REQUISITES ,, On i reuonaMe terms,' and at Prices; I ! to • nut »U claiiaa. 1 : .

Gravo and Coffln Wrpatis, (JravoHarks and Cross8a, ln'Wood,.: ' : Iron, and' Stono,

in au Uses, from tut plainest Seal& Elm to tho most masslvo FrenchPolished Walnut* Mahogany, anlOak,'can bo supplied, at fta aoux'a

I notlo>. I ¦ ¦ :

I HMfiVH^COVMCOroMy Taeia! Coffins art mad* 'of th« Sinest§ MateriaU byi firrt-cl*M. workmen, andfij an itnmffly-recommended for dtg»nc«m «ad airtlgotneis.

All tbs Tarlotu utiekt tot * Tumikept .ta; stock, end, irith ¦} Utw rtock at 'nnuaedj and preptrwl WptUi*, I * 4 ill i•time* niblM to cxteat* aria* for 1gnner Ji in th» moit rwpaeUbU, gwaar.'

FiMiS lIlffli®, '> 06 Ba.ii>lam MwpuiT^sitB-taN '' 1 i«terlsi« »t U«V«n Prlew U

THOMAS F. HACICEY'S8eed A Implement wa&htoae,

[ GîAf T ;yiIAKd SALE, ^

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pliNO AfcS, . tMviod to Altir.tloM,TiiASo c ALB. imaj.eiiteA ;• : ;?IAHO,C AiiS. '•»»»»( <« "Pin .

: 40, OWSON'SyWi

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COMPRESSED: " v :TEAST T^: . , , ! ¦ - I IS" - . 1 .- :

LITEBALLYl AM & ABSOLUTELY PUBE,And conseqoentJj TWIOI ' us 8TA0S0 u

, :. : i ordinary Yeasta, j ¦ /: Which are Urjjejj" mtfed ' with' 8TABCH. .1 COMFLAINVS are .'aotne'tlaies tnaaa ot.Teitt¦ reaching the Pake^ V OUT Oi1 CWp lTlOtf ."

: Th«se are generally due to tjie-iniertrentlon! of HUF-AGEHTB. WHO-EBBI1! IT TOOi 10KO before1, trading; out, *n4 m»> bo, , , .ilE^TIREtT1 OBVUTED' BT'OBjOEBJKQ1 ' ¦ ' DIEEd! VHQU. THE IMPOK^BBi,- vrbo.bu7BB3H AttBIVALS irds^

ires Biking eampUt, and fullpwHtolar*on1 «PBU( tiotto ¦¦¦ ,/ ¦ ¦ %[ ' '¦ ' ;

WILTItED HATJOHTQW. _•PljOOE MBBO&AST-AiSfDTBiStjnrPOBTBB;.i - , : : ;28, CITT QUAT, .bUflfipfc ' ¦'.' " Sole Agent for'Irelaqdl (the counties of Antrim

. . and Down exewdted.) ! '.'• >WATEBFOBD 4 CENTEAL lBELAl|DBAaWAT

ON BUNn'AY. Oth JULY and on ':ca«a. VolloirinBSunday until fntther n'otloo, 6PKC1AL' SX-

CUE81ON TICKETS will ba isaaud.as tunfcr j—: to WaUrhri t hatk To Tramtnrt Jl back.i A.K. I«tCl!ndC13rd CI 1st Cl 2nd Cl 3rd; . , s d • d s d s 4 s -d s

ilirylxirotigh dep ;8 0) !

Atianagh , 8 3Jf * 8 8 3 ° 5 « « 9 3B»!]yrngget „ '8 <2JISJSU. ;: ^ « « « « « ' o - « :.o 8 . a . »& :: l g } « :« « 0 !. .« r ti ouiu=' ';; ft'B} '. « 1 0 0 8 T M . llWtttrfold «rr. 10' *S . . .

; Return Tickets will be Usaed to or betw&jn Inter,rnodiito 8tations at singls f*tes. ' -< Xhesa tickets will only b» avsilabla fo» rstnrn bj thsTrain leaviaj. Waterford at 6.50 p.m., and arrlTina laMirrboroqghabont 9,40 p.m. . . ;: 1'BAMOiiE BAILWAY.-Walerford ideparturesil;U5 wa, and 12.30 p.p.'; xDtnrirng from Tramoro at5.0 p.m.' and 6. 0p.m. 8«oond Class Pats«Dierl CMtravel iirst Cl«»» without extra ohargo. ' • ¦^Tiosets not Uapsferable j

no halt tare* ;

no Lngâgo

: ON SATUBt)BY, 5THUULr , Aad on eiwsh'xbilo'iriaffSstardsy antil mrther notice, Xfirst, 8eoon4, and ThirdClsm Eijtura Tioket, , at riiP|[|g F«r«^, Will ba'Usasdfroo aU fct»tion« . t<) VVtttsrrord b/itoe Down TrainleatimrlMoautinelllek s.t 1,50 p.m., n& Msryooronghst3 15 p.m., avaiUbU for rrtorn on Snfldsf or Mondayby the ordinary Ixalm, as shown la ' tie Tims TsbUto( toe Uompany. ' ¦ - . ' ¦ - «L8Ji BYOBDE8, ,

HcadO13ce», Waterford Terminus June, tBOOi

Clio 2JET?" OaiEKTAIi "SAErS: COBJOSATION, XIMITBD. ¦ ¦'¦ ¦ '.

\ " - QA J p Tf A L .AsTHoaisiD—JB2,ooq,ooO ) PAID '0i e5S7 OOO!w LONDON , 40,'l MtDiniroL »l£K:iW0: WIST £HD BEANOS > ¦ 2}, Cooort>8-9r 8.W

„ • :_ . J?.S*5CB?'.*IIJ » AOKSOIJS. T. , . .ABon , Badnlla, Bombay, Boshlre, Oalontt*. ColomboDonda. Galii, Hong Kong, *,ffa«. Kafld/. lSSMttdra.. Jlahe BejoheUs», ManStln.,. . MabolS;Nagjuaki, Newer* HI*, H«w York, ' Pid.; SiFrsnolsoo, 8h*nghal, Sinnpore, Bj &anihu&txnTabrees: TeHeran, VladiToIt^k, Z iaiJkmtT^^ 'The' B&nk receives money on deposit, bins knd i>llspun 01 exaoang*, makes Ul«grapft tr»a«ftr», issntaltttori of credit and oiw lar notes, forwards bills tatooUdoUon, and transact*; baaklog and agtaoy bOsineu

J; o f^1*11*11* .A*«.6«» o» rjnoim. ¦: : .• At 3, 4, or 5 months' notioo-8 p n oen» tar Aanaa.At6, -7, or8 months' noao r-4 . „ , ,;At 9 to « months' notic* —U ." . ; , ' j .

At 3, 5, or 7 years' tpHoB ' - 6 ¦ ] ~I terest paid UU.yeai , in London- SIsriranjh'

¦ " . '¦ . ' "in«0t6 8#p».; 11 11 in Scotkad-aithlUy .idCurrent accounts ppened and check books sspnUsd.InUtwt af 8i;pot cent. p«i Mnpm •9$we4«|tn«mlnlmnm monthly balaiica, 'if riot below j£100. AJ.

TSDMB made against approved bsnkirjjrswitmtls*P»r and Pensions drsiirn. 'Ihsarano* ttn£tini\Snbsonptions, and' other" pflriodioal paymgsti nudfSecurities bought, sold and reoolred for skf« ottitod*from oonstitnentsof the 6»nk. ItttewataaiDiTjaBadicollected at a uniform oommlsslon of h»lf tin oenbDrafts issued upon the Bank'i EasKrttflramfliw ttourroot rates, froe of oommlsston. BALI wUected oinegotiated, and every description of eiohanBa btuinuaoondooted. . , • ' ' "BSUIOM

added for .ths oenTenlonoe of i«ast6rn oonstil aentflThe. fullest information oan bo obtained, by aimll.o&tion at any of the Branches and Agtnoi«sl OVMUMHoad Office. \ ' 'Th» following flgnres show the ste*dy ; ncraai* lathe business hers asd abroad aiaoa'tha com uoovsnntof the Bank 1— . ^80tli£eptamb«ri lBM '>,,H. Banking ABBU.* £103,000aUt lUroh, 1883 „ • J, aj888 00OSOth SepUmber, „ ,',' 18 'ow81st March, 1888 ....J ,' pQSSo80th Bepteaber, .„ ' , 2 1 4WW081st March, 1887 ,' J 6 X00SOth Septonber, " U 73Sa?0981st March, 1883 .. ',' LTwW'oOOsist Maroh, 1880 „..:; , ¦ . ;;; twK

I WILLIAM JONES ^XO.,Pionoforto ana kudo WKtAoMft,

' I 1Z0, QUAY, WATEBtOBDiW I L L I A M J O N E S & do.

invite Intending-Porehiiers ol iPIANOFORTES, HABM0NIUM8, AKHfiJOAM

I OBOANB, ANP <HHKB MUWCAL!' . ; IN8TBTJTJMENT8. - iTo Inspect their Stobk,' wbloB his Uen seleeted (rotathe factories of QohVABD i» C0I.L4BO, BKOADWOOD,KisiMAH. and other First-okss Makers, and «hioaate 1 offered on terms" oertain to meet th» appro™. i ef tta Pabllo. " nA ODAitAirri i oryis WITH Eioa Ittrrno««jrr.Old. PiaLoforte* taken Is exahangs t *laoBeo>ondPackod, Stored,Ac ¦ " r^

Foot Balls 1 Foot Ball* I foot Ball* I - Foot BallsBert Quality only Se, 6« M, 7* 6d, 8e 6d, »e 6d, }0s MWhen cash U -eenl with- orfer the Oooda are for.3 , A warss^sis^ *.?§SIS?.

M 1 * 1 1Ji M • *» '»•M 1 i20*WdTiXS—U ( SfeiSi ijla|7tMiasAWm>4a,'1N9TBVCTI0M BOOU tor Tudta. Hate, (hoeetttnActordlos, SuJo, *o—7d A ]s 9 rastn**, •- '¦ - -^'tBFiJ f ix P t o m ?0** te "—**<****> c ***°f *»,A C&»^^^êwieiriaMtoriiaastossil

fc«f»bl8to«k. Ksjtfe

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^>.,^. ;t- J .. .. . . . . :. .h . - ; . : . .i - - - laj,WAlTSBFOBD AND JLIMES BICK jRAILWATfc

; Sunday Excursion!? to Watarford for; '. > Xramore, Ha imprd, fcc, . • ]. -_ •

A PAST EXCTrB3K)N TRAIN, ironnlog ««

below, wilt leaveijLimerlok' at 9 5 a.n, onundermentioned dates, viz.:— i - 'I . |: ' ¦ '¦ : ' jSUNDAYS; 18th MAY;,i 1 it'and 16th 3TJNE, 18to' ana 27th JULY. lOtn i na i4tli .AUGUST, j

and 7th SEPTEM: JEB, Ji89O. :

i • . . . . . a.m. j lBBUi.;:2n*JJL St& UL

%$£? *T 9 55 } to.k- *'0i *>M&

U r 10 25 | 6,. (jd. 4t-0i 2». 6dl

iioutaL ::•¦

28 } ¦ * *•«; *M- *• <«?IX I

1,. 1140 f Ule for double iOarno>

| Returning from Watetf.u i at;7.6 p.m. and arrivein Limerick at 10.10 p.mJ | j i :i . Between Intermediate IStoppioir. Stations Betnrn:Tieket8 will be issued jab Single: Fares. Ticket*available for date of iBsbt only j but Passengersholding Excursion Tiokeib can retnrn ,by 8.80 p.m.Mail to StaUoos at which that Train Btopa.' 86Half Fares nor Luggage allowed. ; ' . ; i

DnrJDf the months of Jaly, August , and September^Trains leare Watotford far Tramore at 12.30 p.m.,1.30 p.m., 2.80 p.m., 4.30 pLm - , and 6.30 p.m. ( and fromTramore at 1 p.m., 2 p m., 4 p.m.|, 5 p.m.,'6 p.m.. and7.45 D.m.

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For Elver Sailings j between Waterford; andDunoiore see Steam Comp'a ly'sj Advertisements, j

JOHN KOBE ITS, Traffic! Manager. \Trafflo Manaser'a Office. iLlmerick, May 26th, 1890.

WATEBFOBD AND El HEBICK RAILWAY.

Eoyol tlail E(it to , for Kilftea. 'mEAIN and STEAMBOAT , SERVICE, lK»iJL botween LIMERICKj FOYNES, and K1I>

BUSH.—Tho following willi bo tho 8or»ioo, oommono;ins? on SATURDAY., the 28th JtJNE,:1890. i :

SPBOIAL SsRTiCE--Satnr<Jay. llearing Lltaenok at435 p.m. Monday, leauwrlHilrosh at 8.0 a.m. : :

£zc rat Saturday! Saturdays only¦ [ LK ; I

Leave Watorford '1 7 45 1 20 p.m.„ Clonmel J. 9 0 2 21 j„ Cahor .J. 9 25 2 40 j„ Tipporary .J, W 0 . 3 8 ;„ Limerlok Junction ! .1 10 20 3 35 i„ Dublin . ,[. 7 40 10 15 o.r>„ Kildaro ' .i 8 28 11 17 ' j,, Maryborongh .A 8 58 12 5 p.m.„ Cork (via Lunoriok Jdrio.) 7 45 2 10 i„ Malloir ..U 8« 8 45 a-m.„ Oharleville ..[ 9 18 9 18 i„ EonU ¦l.\ 8 18 1 30 p.m.„ Limerick ... '. ' ¦ 11 10 4 35 :„ TraJca ... I 6 0 11 0 a.mj„ LiBtowd ..I 6 55 11 45 :„ Nowcantle j.J. 8 15 12 55 ;

I P.U '„ Foynes (Steamer) ..1 1 0 6 0 ;

ArrivoKilraeh ..} I 3 45 7 45 ;tt««pt Mmiayi Uondayt only

i ' LitLeave Kilrnsh (Steamer) ... lq 30 8 0 cm,

I 4M :„ Foynes (Train) .. ', i 0 10 O ;

Arrive Newcamlo ... 6 20 . 1 2 30 ;" L'stowel ..; 7i 50 1 50 '„ Traleo :.J 9 0 2 40 ;„ Limoriok ... 2 20 11 10 a.m.„ Charlveiilo(viaLimkJan)G 33 3 6 p.m.„ Mallow ..j 7 15 ¦ 1 26„ Cork ,.J 8 10 ' 2 15„ Maryborongh ..J 4> 55 ' 2 56„ Kildare r .l 5; 2(5 8 48„ Dublin i.J c: i5 4 6 I„ Ennis „] 6i 8 12 lft„ LImeriok Junotion J 3:25 12 15n Tipperary J 8 55 12 40 'i, Cahor . ..! 6i30 1 13¦i Clonmel ... 7! 0 1 43i, Walerford ... 8[30 8 10 [

Singlo Tickets—Special liayr Fans' to or frbm Limorlckand Kilroao, os under, will be charged :—lat CliW, 55. Gd ;2nd CUM , I t : 3rd Clua, Sa. 6d. : :. . :

Return Tioket* will bo tadc i batweon Llmcriok andKUruao at a F»re-and-i-haUJ it ulablo for BOTOI dijo, dateof iwaeloclndod (Saoda/ notrtlc :onod.) I ;

Omnlbnacs and Cars ran bet reoalKIlrn nh nnd KilkM liconnection with Steamer and Hi) ela, I ! ] ! i

W.B.-The Waterford and l imorlok Eailway nod thoLower Shannon Steanuhlp Con pa-stcs.j fQrmtn; tho aboicIhtoogh Boute, herobjr giro' Pi bl'o Iftottae that they willonly hold themselfes reapoiiible ' for tholr roapeotiTeservices. On no ocooont will f I oj tike any other liability,1nor (or any Car Service betwc<n Kilrnab. and Kllioe, andThrough Tickets are only issued! < u these condition!.

JOHN KOBE iT8. Traffib Manojer.

WATEEFOED AND jlilJMEBICK BAILWAY.

fpBAIN ALTEBATIONsT m aid after TDESDATJJL i Uth:JULT, 1890. i [ | : I

1 • - : 'MAIK LIVE.—The Train wflioh now leares Llmerlci1

for Waterford a> 11-20 a mj rill |not leave until 11-40'am, connecting at LimcricHJnaotioQ with tho 10-30a m Train from Oork, and In Ul arrive In Waterford •><3-30 pm. Tho. 11 p m Mai , Llmer'ok to Waterford,1will b« accelerated beiweeu| LImeriok Jnnotioa and1Waterford, arrivinj la Waterford at 8-15 a m, ThoiMO p m Mall Train from A raterford to LImeriok will inot Icare until 9 p m, end rrlll arrira in Limoriott at1-20am. ¦ ! I . I : . ,

8UVDAT TnAtss TO Ki itAtOB, —Tfco 10 a mTrain, Limoriok to Killiloo; aid 2 p m Train, KiUalooito Llmerioi, will be disoaintlnned. The4pm Train!to Eillaloo, and tho 8-30 p ml Train from Klllaloo will Irunmnuoai The 8 8 'VLadv of |t)is Lake" will onlyply In cor~eoUon with thtsa1 drains. ! : I

fur further particulars kii Ooinpany'i Tim'o andFare Tables. 1 1 i i 'JOHN EOBEBTS, Trafflo UanasCT.

Trafflo Uanngcr't OEloo, Tic(rmiqo>i 7th Jnly. 1&0.¦' '¦ . " MANbfij. =HARMONIUMS, _ AjMI(JAN ORGANS.

THBEB YEA ' SYSTEtl.fiASY TEEM8. Ll^JEBAL DlSCOUIiT.Itlttottoted Prlco Llots'lj rltb fa PuHoalcrt,

VIOLIN *ni ]f :GUITASS,

CtABIOKUTAACCOBDEQN8,

MUSIC BOXES,

tettoi Tj i COBNB^FLCTTES. ¦

CONCEETl^X8. I !0BGAWETTE8.

, ¦ . . . MI1TBONOMBS . &c.. icBEST VIOLIN, BANJON;GUi:iAB 8TBING8

; . PBICE LIST j POSTi FBF.E. :ilTJ8IC~Tbe LarêJt .Stock of Sbcst Hnolo

In Ircia idi i iHall Price. ! iBost Free. :

.TUNING—Experlenctd| 'Tuners vklb all parta o!Ireland periodically. Annml Tunings contracted!Itii Foil particulars on ajk llcation. :

PIGOT 'T l^p CO.,112, GBAFTpN-STBEET, !

AMD I i :: ap23.1y11, SUPPOLK-STBEET, DUBUN. j ;

IRISH IOTJUSTRY. j

P. I S O O U E Y £3 C O., . ; |OIILT HAZECS in Icntii ID olr ALL KIUD 3 O? :

' : DAIBT UTI Hnw. | j i

^—~>~LJL : M(T^MmET^\ ' M i

6WAETY; i I^ TH ; ^ jPANS, : if ||IH i" ;

PANS, f - *HfJ . PATE H T

/I i!iH °AHCBEAMsSi |:Kl B0TT0UCOOLS, : KJHB <*44HCourni u thora at Dablli Show, 1890 i— ¦ :

0, 10, U, 16, !] i8, SO Galloia. : '20/6, 22/6, 24/-, S8/-»i | fll/-. 83/8 Each. I i

SUBJECT TO ITBE TBADE, ; 'ZULE PANS 16, 18,• 20, 22, 24 Incites, IMADE OF SXRQNQ1 STEEL,

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SpeolaJ Prlas for quant Uea ef a Dozen and Up-axaa. ' !ll ¦ I •

¦ mjiaso¦ Kvn ABD ISBjIr- I ; . i25, GEOflQB'S-STBEST, [WATEEFOBD. j

i TlLKdOAPIt '!Ai>t)BU« I— I i

T O O M B Y , j; "WATI!BppBD. ! j

IBI8H AST 1HB| UAHUFAOTUBE :M BSWABB lO'ABEA. i i i

MONUMENTAL BOTLPTOB, OALliiR, j,. ;¦ ; , |. ' . ComTT Kxuaunnr, \ ¦ \ j !

"#>EGRto (Mil the AtUiitUm <k bU OtwtomertVriaJt> Jb» .WMHiiSS. tbf th«t h« b.s btSiwfti&d » Ooxio Jtau& |M Pttfcoiufôr thi rot*.

•tih.Boi ifUWtka illMrjUMthtHiaK^»9aaa» wnmud «t tin «c n\ l>uU}a tWcot*SxbiUtl<i«ji (ot U»*pMd pfiici Wti»0n««r '¦AllkUidio! JCopUMH Mm *UI«BM Stoi*

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Wateri which ir&ibo largely appreciated on: ; i !i ' .' ' i j j i ' . ; i ' | ' ¦ ' :accouni of their greit superiority, [are supplied

at the lowest possible prices, consistent with

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purity; and excellence. ; To attain this the: : i ! - I ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦; H I - ! i ! 'most opproved systems are adopted, and'¦ ' \ i

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eminent scientific sliill employed. I

I In the preparation of the Waters every

possibility of contamination is rumoved, the

only substances coming in contact with them

being , Silver, Tin, Slate and Glass, fevery

attention is also piid to insure the absolute

purity ! of the water I use, a3 I believe I am

the only manufacturer in Waterford who has

the kind permission of Messrs; Strongman

and i Co., Limited,' '•'¦ to draw from their cele-

brated Well ah unlimited supply of water,:

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which I put through a process of my own,'I ' " Icombining precipitation -With filtration , which

removes all traces of organic or other matters,

whether held in ' solution or suspension, thua

rendering it fit for the mo3t delicate use3, and

leaving its perfections ! unimpaired. This

method, I find, meets with more approval

thanj that of distillation, on account of the

flatness and vapidity of distilled waters.

CMOwi SoDk, Is so well and favourably known that it

needs no comment. It is the finest in the

world. Each bottle contains five groino of

Anh/drouo Corbonate of Soda, i

C7:22. 3. zitSSSS" U3aD asso 3i-Qcs' seaato Q2 Do£a the® ell t&o Acscicil

Vru tiv 22fiaa&otes£sp fci "So @§at& §£

Srolâa 3 togotlic?.

LEMONADEDcllcloaaly refreohlnjj. Prepared in o manner

which po5w: s3 all the pscullarly dclicato

flavour: of tho Fruit.

%£V£V£>5irZ'S

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Made ;from pure; Jamaica Ginger. A spark-

ling, non-alcoholic stimulant, warming and

exhilarating ; an elegant and delicious beverage

adapted for n&e at all times. Good tonic ;

excellent restorative ; unique in flavour and

aroma ; an unrivalled summer and winter

drink. ;j Supplies something of the needful

to those who find ho chaDge from intoxi-: r I

¦ I ;cants 'to non-intoxiconts rather a trying

ordealj and' makes the invitation to " Uke

drink" ciill ogreeabb.

: 3yCTJ|£^P»I£X'S , | :

Each bottle contains eight grains of Carbonate

of Potass. It is; now very largely prescribed

by tho (medical profession for Rheumatic arid

bout dliectlono. ! M! " : ! ;

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Are ecually as populaf and as fipe as his

AfittteJ Waters. ; All klndfl ope!'qualify,' viz.,

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'GENOME 1 ' BARGAINS

Fo ifOBIlByN,B.-^S-ale will I continue fbii a limited ! period

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LASTFUJSTM-EpR EEJDTUOTIOK'S

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Thi remainder of our Summer novelties must be clearedN0 ; MATTEK WHAT THE LOSS.

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I j (LATEST NOVELTY.) 'GENT81 E-;.il American Vehut Pile Leg, Ooza C*\li Ooloah ond! Cop— BOOM and Oboes.GENT0' Velvet Pile Leg, EUBJ IID Calf , Golosh andiCtt^—Bouta and Show.

J I C31 SPBOIAL.GENTS' lild Leg Balmorali Crop, Golosh ood C»p, Amerlcao Lined—Tho " VL'e President ,"LADIES' Hid Lea Balmoialj l'utent Calf GoloabBod Cap. 'LADIES' Qlovo Quarter, WUnt Calf Vamp and Cap " Hygienic."

SCHOOLBOYS' and GIBLS' filoroocq Lej, Balmoral 8pjni«a Cordurau Goloab and Cap j CalMiccd,

Bonn j made la |Wnterford.Largest Stock of all Kinds.

BQiTD'S, groad-Street, Waterfbrd,

Enbpuraê Horn© Tmble I: 11 I

HIQ-H-iJLA^& MfflBML WATEK8I

rcapeclfally in?lto tho kind attention of thd Public to theao CELEBEATED. MINERA L WATERS wbloh taonot ba »urp;asjod for their pur.tj and flaToui!

belnj prepared ia Siltertid Cylinders, and tbo bt-st uaterlala that can be puroured used idtheir maDufiictoije. ; ' |

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J. ©. directs special police to his •'CRYSTA L SODA WATER" tabljh 1« bl^blyCaibssated tod froo Iroin alt Impurities by means of a new anil ; patent process wblob baabo:n obtained nt| conslderdble I expense j nJao UASS'H ALE, bottled under Hi pemocalBoperflbtqb, oao ilnaye ba bnd la sparkling condition. ' .

A Urge! Stock of o!uiNNE8S:8 PORTEE[ YOTJNpEB'S ALE; CIDEE, HOPBITTERS (eon-Sntoxicaot), ic., io nooo or bottle alWoya kept la good orJcr. :

J. G. again begs to;iotnrn tbn'nko to bla otimerons.Cnttomeio and tho Public inGeneral, (or thtlr kind patronage, in tttejpast, aad hopes for;a contlnuanuo .ot theirtstcetscd orders, yibicb nhall bave bii prompt and careful attention. i !

CD- . . .ar o 3sc assr !Wholesale i Bottler and !

: JOHN^TOWNj

T7ATEBFORD AND CENTRAL IRELAND ¦BAILWAY. ;

Szcoriiioa to Dnblln, :Ilf UABIDOBOCOn i : I '

OK MONDAY, 28th JULY, EXCUBSÔNTICKETSttlU bo loaned by the Train rnnDlaf as ondor i—

> ! Fara to Dublin and Bach.: UtCI. 2n4Cl DrJ CL

W»tetford dep. Sl^BimT jj [ . ; ¦ ;

Bafta?1 :: I * ", ^0J- « w- w»i°*

'X'bpmaatoiro„ , 016 ,i I; ; j ; , ,¦ ¦ I 'f

DnbUn :«rrlTal, »boai a iO p.B. ¦ l! |

Childieo Oter Tbr«s and under TweitP Yoais of AffoHalf Fares. \ j i . ; !j | (

Tht*« Ticket* «l)l b« a»til»ll» for return br UMordlnMT Tralnt (ticrpt Hiil and Eifcr.sa Train*),eooordlnglo Ula»s, a«r<Uy op to and laoladlog Tnti'<U,, 6th AugMt .T jj ;. - ,

By0BDEB> ;;Head Offieci, Wa^rtbird T«rainm,;;Jnly 17tb, 1£W).

¦ Z' ;r , :¦ MA)LfyAY. :| : . |¦ : . " . •Mjsi.v ! ixaamm ? • . jTo tdm titmoviik if t i t Koant j' '¦ i VMUtiii ) , rns.A Ousf urmu. .

ON 8ono»j,87th >0LY,fI»O, • Bpidal Exooriion

Uorrew ti llJI i7*>l> D«itanaiK ht li.16 » ri iUppa«hi2go pmij CappOqala W-Wfrn i MrtVtitUsmoTT l*.tQ p n. MnSioi tr«« JOIBW* »tfU0

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! (E- JL 3S3i " T EH "ST 9 :Mineral j : Wc^r Manufacturer,

WATERFORD. (jyls.Oa)

WATEEFORD AND LIMERICK BAILWAY.Ct aday Escurcioa ' to ICllioany.

ON bDNDAY, 27th JCLY, 18% an Kxuu.slonTr iln will tun as! under t— i :

. . o.m. ' EETUBH' : PABBa.JJoicricSr -dop.: « 3O- 7s. tid. 5o. Od. 4i. Od.¦iipperarj „ : i7SU "| S j§&*! ! ¦ ," ; '8

742/ 5s- 0d- «'- w- 3" «•

OTan - I :i40> H 0J< ^^ *' M'Oarrlok „ ; ;8 65I 48. 0]. 8». 0J. 3«, Cd,riddown . ,i j: , P SJWaterf<rd orril :U8 U !

Do, > ' dep. 0 40 ! ' .KUktndy, - »rrl. U10 ! i i

UaTdBHlHOo-Lraie Kilkenny a30p.d. ; W»t»rforddeiiannjra 8 p.m., Tipperary arrlV.l ;0 p.m, i Lin 'rickarrival iftSOp.m. | , ; . . ,

No ..H*jU-jr«i«f, Tioktti ataiUbli for day of lsm*° '

* d ' i , JOttN EOBEB^S. Traffic Mawger.Tt»fflollan«8or'« ufflce, Ttrminus, 15tb Jnly, 1890.

WATEBFOBD AN D LIM ERICK BAILWAY.

\i | Sleoperfl B<ftnir d, . ¦ :

TUB iDlrtciotsof tbe abjtj CooMny tra prcpared to. rcoilrt TGNDBBB for tbiisppl/9 t - , i - \ ' ¦ P i . ' ' ¦

• : ' V , -80,000 CBEO80TED BA iTIO BED WOOD

. I I :/ . [ ;. . BLKKPSpS, i ¦ ' ;¦ . i : 'DeHtpW oo tWComptnyi I uwltn tt W4terfert<» ptoWmCoadniooi rf Cobtrns iogrtbHf »lthForaw M Twnd«f, pio b« hij(<>« .pplStloe- to IM^•fflft. *?1''"''/':*11 * E' VM«firthl, i •BtaltWLiToid«i», udunrd *f XWd«r ftt SUipirft'•illb.jn.o.lfedb/ .b. DDdfrsJgird pp toTcSe*.

ivTht l)lwcto.ido not Uodl then**[v«to MOti'tbs lo««f t craoj , T>od*r. 1 . i ¦) ™¦¦ ¦• ¦:¦ ¦ I T

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T IBSTrCLASS blNÊB-8i. 6i-AT TIJD- OJBBAT: HOTEL;|tw m«ctiaU>|y after t

\Kf A IT T i D.-A Bobtt, Billl»rd-M*'rke % aTT' I Walter. .Mast haire K<**1 reference*.;

Apply io ! MM. KAVANAOH, |It i 1 ; Qrtat Hotel, Tramore.

LIST OF S U G A R S: • '' ¦. . -J—

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Preserving Sugar in Loaves. jPreserving Sugar in Cubes. [Preserving Sugar (dry granulated.)Finest Grained Sugar, for Fruit.

Icing Sngare. :.

Tates, No. 1 aud JSo. 2 Crystals¦Crystallized Demorara.

Raw West India Cane

P iAMILY G R O C E R S ,CO ti 51 QUAY, \7atorfora . i

London and TJnivora&l Bani (Limited)

: ¦ Established 1887. ;U0i Strand, CbaringiCross, London, S.W.

Authoriiioa Capital ... ... ... 41,000,000Subscribed ... . ... ... 300.000Paid-np ... ... ... ... 150,000Besom Fnnd.ie, ... ... ... 170,000

Currant account* opened. Deposits roceivod u follows i—At Mron diia' notice :..J3 per cent per annam.At one moatb'i notice....i.../!4 .> „ !At thrco month*'notice ..../Ji „ „ ¦

An extra Bonns of £1 per coot. Is allowcl upon Dopocltsleft for one joir certain. , ' !

intoralspaidtiasrtOTly, fn» at Inoomo Tax. Alaacick,witafuU particuUn, aad BaUoo» iboct, on sppliration.

! WILLIAM J. COCK8, Hananer.

rir. A. ntTBcn, |•B V BQE O N '¦ '¦ U E N T - I B T ,\

n., BEBE8FOBD-BTBEET, WATEBFpBD.

MB. UDBCH baa attended the Practice of the! lato B. W. FRBIUAW. Surgeon Dentist, lor

tbe last tbrenyeara with Bct iafaction, and thereforefeels oonfident of kind support and patronags.

LOHDON ADDOE33 !—1C0. Graat Titchfield 8trcatand C99, City Boad.E. ; a27-l

EEIIOVAI,

JOHN. D\ WALBH, :TTDLUMBER and GASFITTEE, 43, PATEICK -JL BtnsnT, HAS EEMOVED to' ' 03 ii 04, JOHK'S-STEEET, j

Hear FOTOTAIH CLOCK. !m£3.ti

! UE. E. nAT7 2iE"2- , ]BUBQE0N DiiNTIBT,

(ZIAIJT TBAna wrra ME. CLIFIOB ) .MAVING removed . hi* Practico froa ' 134

QU 4.Y, may bo contnltcd on all branchesof his : Piofecsion daily at his Bcsidonco, i

8, T H E M A L L . !

C n E A P P B O V I 0 I D I 7 0

WE are offerinfj BEST PIGS HEADS at2id. per lb. All classes of American

Provisions coirespondlogly Ion prices. ;Sblpa supplied with Battor, Eggs, Corned Beef

&c, at lowest passible fi gures.

F An n i n o D B O C , !O'CONNELL STREET.

Waterford, July, 180O. ifl2.1j

BTJIE-8IDE CLUB (CAERICK-ON-SUIK.]

Atlilotio Qj orta cafi Bioyolo Siooa,TJndor the Rule* of G.A.A. and I.C.A.;

WI L L bo held on DBEBFAIII: Qcp vavs ,sear Cartlck-on-Suir, on j

M O N D A Y , 1 1 t h A U G O 8 T ,Tbo Programmes and Entry Forms can bo bad

from II. DAYtx at tho Gronnds and from !T. KIELT, Ho.i. |8xo.

Billyneale, Carriok-on-Sair. . !jy!0.3t

PLSUEO-pncunoniA. ,To (h» Local . Auihoriiita of CoutJLy Walarfcrd

Bvichtrt, Cattle Dtaitrt and Famcrt./P LASGOW ; DEAD MEAT AUCTION\JT 11ABT, UOOB«-STBIIBT. EODUEIOK8OOTT, Aaotioneiir. PUBLIO 8A.UE3 HIAUCTION, Daily, at 2 p.m. Bptoadid faciliUes forRapid Ditpocil. High Pricoi realised. Hamj thacost oztooiir* oonneotioa in SootUnd, tho larga andInfluential clan of Coitoaeri nbo attond tho 8ale>daily gnaraotto thereby foil market ralue. BetaroiPosted immediately after caoh Sals. OonslcnmontaQoUdted. : ' alO.lj

Eefereaw—Eo/al Bank of Ocotl&nd (QaIUmg&t«Branch.) Telejrajihio Address—" Bonne," QUIJOTT

CODNTt: OF WAT£BFOBD TO VTr

Uotlco o? Appolntnacnb of a ProcessOOaor. :

TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that : DBHHJLSl M COBAT'B, of High Street, Wawrford, baa bwnappointed ao Ofiloer for tho Rorfico of Ciril Bill Pro-cesses, in and tor the Dirlf'on of Waterfordt ia thejlioo ocd fiead o! TIIOIIAS UDTLDR I deccasod.'

Dated taia lltb day or Jnlyi 1S20. '7. J. DENKEHTi Clork of tho Pcaoe, ;

jl2.2t- County of Wateiford.

" CnaU" ZTropaia Aavcrncccsnta

Tncnty-fonr Wordo .„ ... ". : 6d.For Escb Eltfbt Words after 8d.

; ¦: " AnotlonB" chRrged double. • •

Cij" Four Ineertlonj (ooneccutlre) given for thePrice of Three. : !

mRAVELLEBS aod AGENT3 WANTED,JL calling upon Draperf, Clothiers, Gio:erj, BootDuUn, Hattenaod FurolCurd Dealun, to sell onCommission Pictoi inl Pottete, Haod-bl.U aod otherAdrtrtiiiDK Speclalitlei. tiamplea imalli TheLondon Priotlns and Publinhinif AllUnce, Limited,41, Cbiapildr, LondoD, E.C, j It

WANTED, by one of the piloclpal firms in1 Cork,: a Xta »nd Wine Traveller, on Com-mliiion for tbe Counties of Waterford, Corluw, andKilkenny. Oaa ba»in(f other CommUulona pre-ferred. Apply!" Wholesale," thlt paper. jjylfl.2t

WANTED — A General Farm Lobjnrer,: ui tied i wife to bake (.are of small Farm

nith a House, and Plot of Land ; good Wages ifApplicant Is snilab'e. Apply J. C, Odea of tblaPaper. : [ jjlO.4t»

WAGONETTE for Salt). Fully equal <o New.Apply to thi» OSco. ; jjL3.tr

" QEQUAH."—A few Photographs of Mr 8equahk? Cartes, 8d. Cablnetr, Is. < scb. Can U bad

from Messrs. Poolo & Co., I'botographcrs, 8t, Mil),Watotford. ; I

WE are BOO open to rcctire F«»h Batter atoar Store In O'CONNELL>8T.. Without

being packed, for which wo aro prepared to pay topprice tbroagb the scaion. li. MAHON Y & CO.

THE GBOCEB8 AND WINE HEBCHAMIBOF IRELAND »ould do well to consult tbe

Callfornlan Wine CompaD/, aod barn some >f tbelr¦ample* befor« pUrlog tbelr orders elsewhere. Ad-dress-31, Middle Abbeyîreet; Dublin. ((8.2Ot

BCOTCI1 TWEEDB DIRECT—Latert Nbreltleiia Suitings and ' Troosering*, . Worsted

Custings, Ladle* TweedJi 4c: Stock Embrace* alltbe b«t » «e», F*tVtu *od Good* Carriage Paid.Great Saring «ffeoted by porchMing direct IronKia t Co-, rwltai Bootland. grLWt

VALOlSbl DucofisiT; Fo* tttt BAIB I- II *onrk»5 U U.5.5 im or whlU, of islUw <« «. " iU inU„„ n.i,l2miw«r.'—for U vW f tt i 'tili nwlart i* < «n| COM

2S2L^wssni3lof nwrt nwtorm.1' lt«wk« UiTbatr«bSrmSa1 («WtUBL MV*)l " SIOBWthutSTiowti oi

Auf55cWat*JoT."T«.sflft«ag IUi»«»»iw *sjMK ciWtoU andfstfuisTS nm> istiiat »s Wp r bouls,

lamirlimanotnnvaoAJUMn i»~Allnffnidt fto« JnHs,«<» rf*k» tt*04i «« ko «««i

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>N?Plil

HIARNE^1 1

The Residue of our Stock Remarked¦

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FURTHE R RED U CE DW DON'T ; MISS

SATURDAY'S BARGAINSYou will have the| pick of the

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Q,UAY, WATEREOED.

NEW-ROSS UNION

LABOURERS' (IRELAND) ACTB

Cottagca to bo Irot-rjnHE Guardians of tbo aboTe-named Union will ,JL on SATUEDAT, tbe 2od A DQCWT nexr, receireand consider applications from Libourere ollliagtoenter into a tecanry agreement for the under-oentionpd Libourerj Cottages and Plots of Land.Etnt—One Shilling ppr week. !

in'&hea Townland. Eleotoial Dirialon.

1 Kdljitonn ... Adamitmro, CountyWexford-

117 Liatorlla ... Liitvrlio, CountyKilkenny. .:

175 MiUtinta ... Ejaboroon, CountyKilkenny.

The Persons who may b; selected as tenants shalldjn tbe preacribld agreamont bifora being ad-mitted Into possenalon of the KspectiTO Dwellingsand allotment).

Applications atcompaalsd by tea'lmonUb shouldba lodged In tbe tender-box attb« Workhouse, at orK'fore 12 o'Clock, noon, on the 2nd proximo. TheUuarJlaDs are free to reject Any or eTery proposalthat may be submitted to them. ¦

By Order,P. A. POPE, Clerk of the Untoo.1 Nerr-Eosa, 2Ut July, 1800. : : j2C.2t

IBISH INDDBTEIES, TEAMOttBQE B A T S A L S OP X T O T 2 . K: (Ptncy and Plain Work) done in thtSTAD or ran SSA SOBOOL or Hout IBDUJTBT,

TO B E HELD ON THE L A W N ATKASTLAND8,

0 TVE3DA T, AV Q08T tth. ,

Tho Band nlll bc< in atlendanco daring the day, alsoin the eTonlDtf.

Tho 8al« will begin at One o'clock, p.m.; Tbs objeot of tb* 8ala it to bring nnder th« notice

of thosa wbo are anxious to prumote the IrUa Iodastries.the work done in tha Tramore School of Horns Indattry.This School, optned at the Star of th« Sea, In Jwrnary,1SX), by th» 8ltter* of Cbarity h as for its object togWc oooopatioa aod proride, with ottos of sobslst«no«,the women and: girls necessarily thrown oat ofemployment at the doss of tbe: Bathing 8<asoa eachyrar in Tramore, ao far it promisss to fulfil itamission of promoting habits of Indostry. The comingSale, if suuoessial ) will enable tho worktobeeontlanedon a mora ext«rslr* scalt.J The varioss articlesexhibited at it will bs o&VredTt verr Doderate prices,barely safflolsnt to pay ths workers and defray theexpense of the materials. : J26.2t

, cinuis, ueetta

KEATINS'S POWDER.Kills Flea.

ths. Tt«tlKEATING'8 POWDER.

Kills gloaa, BntThli Powder to wlabnUd, la p*rf*o<ltro/loj BUQ9, FLSiS, MOTHS, BKET

(whllit -jxrteotlj h>nn(«w to »U anlixi&nd far* «hfm!d h« WA II anrinVUrf wflfVWWI BWKJ . Al IM laJM lUMBlW (O IOK* US Vim t t ^MYltj Ttaroid altappolotmmt Insist aponbartn* "Etittag'sFowdtt"Mo other PoirdsrU aSactul. ¦ Sold o*f» i» ttiUL Sd,l ls., and2i. 6U. Bewar* ol lolUUon. | Don't bidsodTtd. ¦

WORMS IN; CHILDREN,WORMS IN! CHILDREN,

An eaiflr. nralr, and withuattot sa(«tr fo» M of br osioaK£A-n>rd-S wl)BK TABLTTS. Nmt7\UehMr2iiTff«from Womi It sospeotad, do not wilt, jroa out wttsi MMy» J.b.» "SJ * . * •»«» '•» Wor»«>. SoU b, aU

ÂTEBFOBD AND LIMERICK . BAILWAT.

* JUHY PAXBS. ; 1800. '

rtlE ordinary Goods Tnios or SpecUl Tralfiwill carry LIte Stock: from tbe ocdtruisnUoned

'airs i— ' ! !C*rrlck-on-6oir tk Market, Monday, 33tb Jaly. iUaieriak Jnsotioo, for Ttmjilemora Fix Market,

To«»d»y,2) > !Ennis, for Uallluually fair, Wedaeslay, 89 !C«bir Cattle F<»ir, W«dai»J«y, 39 . ,Cahir Pig Market. Thnrslay, 31 /Cairiok-on-Sair <?aitl. F»ir, Thursday, 31Tbs abora is uktn Iron tae pabUshed 11*1 of fairs,at ,b. *»*

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Salts adijfod (or awrr oxulon an cat and aidj itstrict acooidaaee wlta praniimj i hlons of th* ixj. satataoafst tha (reit aooruust ta ato:k an pattans to saltaU acta andutua. ' ;

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J~» jn<» opwarts.an parfsai aaulaiat oc «jo<l •«>>miashlp.aad ajanotlxs<upaa<e4bi »«Udal»e<p«l»as.guns. OS PPWAHM F^nntr.ngg;t ;1 —J Li_ -;ourts, gs crwABifa 7o» Bora,uuira, IO* urwiBpa io« Toursa ,birrrs la Erat/ . StjW Iwom b/ Chlldna, Boys,' aady ; : fonths. . * iJ T A i I'6 O B O i B D i r i K I M III . ,

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below, will, leave jLlmertok at p.6 a-bi, onundermentioned datf s, vip. : — I ¦¦ . ¦

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I < o IBT .JAHEB P. Contra OHAM.

Ho obailiu dbeas, mo ohtilia ogo—Soft la her smile add iaavo ;

¦Tis sba that's fair of forci aid BpeeohLike soa-foam aplssh'd on pebbly pcaoa,Fairer than' swan, on placid stream ;Not brighter the-san's mla-dM- baam,Fit subject for poet's, or pai&tors th«m8Ho oboiliD dhoas, mo ohoiliq oge, '

Whose smile is soft and eaave.

And hers| a month of pearly teeth— :Benl mo choilin dheat . ; . ;

Her brow's a stamp of M l's on raoe,Two dari-blne eyes ber features' grace ;No bone j is sweeter tbanl jher wordsWhen ahj sinus of oar Ions-dead lords.And thjir strifes with the

1 ; Danish, hordeo,AIo ohailin dheae, mo ehailin oge. | ;

Whnsa words are mbsiie'on.

She speaks of times ere tHe ilaxoa came—Jlivr shin mo obi ilin|dh sas— :

Of oor sages and saint'd men— :Champions nliko of skein An& pen ;She chants now, tbo chief tf iia s praise,Beoites anon those tbri.lins lays, |Writ bj the bards in the <Jld< a days,Uo uhailin dbeas, mo ohallia oge. ;

Mar shin mo ohailin! dlieas. ;

Sho walks, at morn the beith'ry dopeShule sbi mo ohailin d IBIS.

Milks her coos on tho vcrjdart lei,Knits on the seat 'neath tpa rotron tree.Or spins at her wheel the whole da; lonjjHamming tho whila a Celtdp eanl j ,Atere she and I aro tba woods among,Mo ebailin dbcas, mo ohailin ojeJ

Mo ohailin dheaa and 1 !

SONG FOE THE BOYS OF WATER-I i FOED. |: O 1|

Come rons t ns np my gallant biysWe've heartss ill Ioyalactl t ae,

With maiden's eyes and kin&ro I joysWe now have oanghc to Of-

While bondBtSe a's chains ar jai d as oliosSay, whioh of ns jin woo P—J

A felon's CPOWP'S a glorionsj^hingThat's made for me and yon.¦ Ii

We know fall well how men ha <t diod—Uke MandenUe and Tonft,

Some know . the tortnrcs that, resideIn prison cells of lions. |; | ¦

Ob, OM ! wu've soen strong: minds nndone,And brave and stoat hearts too—! -

For deeds like tb.so what cin it-no,—Who can snob thioos nndp ? \ ;

No long' r now d' opined ond' bannedWeêabr.jjbtor sky, ! |

And in eaoh friendly foreign landOnr brothers hearts beat hiah- .

We sech not veau-ninM on qor foes—- Leave that to Him on High-j-Bnt ready be for soars and bio »s

Tosnffer or—to die. I

So,' rones us np my g4ll»nt «lpWe've hesrts that will noiôail , .

For B^mbss' laws we care—throe strawsThis time we "HI not fail.: |

And wheD the plnrlons olraifRl^'s o'er' And freeaien's rights ar« oars, \We'll woo the maids a gra masthote

In love's seel nded bowrrs. I | • \PATBICjX A' HAEBIO.

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THE WOULD'SMJ.GE. ;

Ob, neper star, :

Was lost ten, bnt itjroê afar '.ROBUST BBOWKIHO.

Low in the wtst bnrned day's red lino,And stretched across the biokdeninp ecaDim loomed a iholtering ulabd-shrlnoWhere dreams conld float,ond pc&ca mnct bo,OOCfl lUrOO Ul *\JHV *y OttlUl ID m.*rvy%if ;

Whilo ropnd it fret the Atlantic deeps.

Wa wandered down tho fjair coast,!Bystony cape, leaf-mnfled lino ;), jSelow, the clash of ooeanjs 1 oat.i ,And sons of the moon lif ted {main!; •Above vagne Ieagrws of gbostly hilljAnd night's for lijhts to roje) and thrill.

Asd the still air's stor-sprpkled beiQht,And mnsio ofiheplanging nave. ;To love's-charmed life a newjdelijfhtiA noto of lofUer sw«ftnesk'give JlAh 1 will onr vanished loye live On,When we from the fair csrtt are cons ?

No ! hops is faded like the 1 of,And faith has perished like tjte flower,And dMHnsbrunontandgrtaf |T,f<vin where strove patience, ardor, power !A glory lights the world, ki< r cay ;"ns Antamn's elorvof deoai . I

¦¦ it ' I'• Ibe oacrerthonght, ths coqeroos haste,Bright castles of the bolldW brow,Imagination's noble waste;, ILore's nntirod toils—what ate thoy now fIte slain tones of a shattered lyre, >Dead afihes of ideal fire."i '¦ \ '

Too troe, I mnrmnr, u I sitIn thf M forlorn and wistf ol tjesxa,While shapes familiar past £e flit,Eiffnres of beauty dqnhnd jwith tars,Life's morning stars, A tboniand thinipThat sbons in nnforgotted sprinns.

And yet, so long as timo BWU be,L The years will wake with'blooro and mirth,' Come slnjring bird to bnddit % tree,

Yonng splsndor to tha kindl og earth,fjnlying lisbts of love arite :On mo'tal hoart*, in mortal eyes.

1 ¦ ¦ ' i ' !And «kal] ti&t realm of silanoe wheroWe all oar final harbor fiodLBa quite bereft of msmorkfffalr, ¦Of answering throb and blended nind—No tides of thought, of feeling roll -Through tho veiled kirgdon of the coal ?

GO SO BA&FC V&. ' .¦

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An INCIDENT ; OP THBJPUNGAEVANBAKEH8' STarKE. ' !

: On lust Saturday a good deal jo ' interest was ex*Hblted by tbei large crowd ; tl at tbrtnged tbeDongarvaa Coarthons?, to witness the prosecutionbrought bv John Hunnessr, bafcer, egalost tbreoJourneymen turned Michael; ! 3Uton, MaaricoGssdon And John Hoar«. for a^s i jltlng him on theprovioas Sunday. ! . |j j | >

Removable Lynch was the on y magistrate ontfco Bench. Mr J F Williams, ! Solicitor, appearedto prosecute «nd Me Hodaet lTpnghal, ! defended.

fir Williams, in: stating the cue, aaid that beeppeared for John Henncssy,; b; ker, who chargedTJxlton 'with aa asBaalt' comtai tod on him onSooda/, 18th Jaly. Tbe biker i' Society of thetown ; thought well to 'organise a strike for onfccmse of waget, as tbe/ bal |> perfect right to do.In tbo geoeMll j j of the easel tf e dentodi of theBoa' were granted, bat amongn other* who heldCSB WM ' j. I | ¦ ¦ I!

¦ l; i j; : 'A MASTSB B*U|» ' : '!rwaed DooUa. He got complainant and anotherBssntolwork fir hiaj at tbe'iotdin4ryold rate ofw«ffe*." i Thess men were not) raembew of tbe•orietT Which arj[»oiitfdjtbe sirlke io town. HeBMd not tell the iooart the pt isi occurrences In

:«Mtt!Uk«.'tb*ti Hi» client,J i I :«nMuy, did notg«la tb«f»Toojl of tbe ben on strike He would

! BOt be recognised ol ¦ spoken to jj mt it gave him no1 troabU! wh»Hoever. Bat wbMt be did oompUln ofi «u. thit tbto vjls svjtain of bftri ottlag onlmbutcd'j «tttb« (8th Jplr io» terr ifrUoi assault, as wouldU tWn by t •> efldUmoe. Y l '1 '

Autef.HsaaeMy was then sworn oo4; gate nidsnoe«tb»<»s»»f»iartl P»ltai. Heid poMd-WssitMd-

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SSksi tld&'Su Goto £ i»ftl lwSto^. SSmZSmVy Mr EM M *-!>»•, fUadUt,

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Begs to inform the public that his Celebrated

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tprford , Cits; Elcsiion of 1870.Patrick Haokett was the next witness, (Aid deponed J —~f T ( ¦ ! . J, : _, ,

—^Vas !with : Hennessy on itbe' 13»h ; saw Dal ton, (By Jahn Q. Htnnttty, fm rntrl tf Citric WattrfordMaurice Condon and Hoare, | and they walking very ; Union). |: I ,qaiokly; Dalton bad bis hands In his poekefs, and n , , - , . ,. ' . . ! ! / . .» » ;

t k 4gov.aenne.sy i shove ; heard Dslton saP Tort out <>»<» °' the b°« t, « not jhe hottest, oontotedthe irrabbcr," and . , r ; : . ' elwtlons ever b<- Id In Ireland was tbot wblph took¦ ' •¦ i ' I' ao FOLLOW DALFOore;" > place in tho Ci'r of Waterfo rd la February, 1874I ntn sore he said " grabber end Bilfoar. ;

Cross ismined—fiennessy sold to me to lookontfor (nyself , as thoy were coming s I am forking withHennessy ; when I came Into the bakehouse >n Son-day | evening Hennessy asked. mo ! ooald I prove thecase, and 1 said I could. 1 : ! ' j¦ Mlabsel Clancy was then' jeitamlnod. for the defenoe.Ha ;dfpo«e(J—'-V as at the football j mstoh on; Sunday ;could IKO anything that passed between Poltoa andHecJiessy ; the football w«s'niear the goal, and Daltinwas 1 walkiag: up Quickly i Hennt««y TTis standing inhis way) and Dalton gave him a shoulder merely

j TO SSC TH« VOOTBiLL. :Cross-examined—We were not long together before

that;; ,did not seo H^nneesy as we were oorning towardsthefeool. Could Dalton have passed witboat tonohioghim ? I don't know , there was a crowd of peoplethere. ' Did you besr any sbouts of "Tnra out thefrrabber?"—Yes, I heard that;; I heard "Qo to yourfriend Balfour.1,' Woold yoa swear Dalton did notsay r'tarn out tie grabber f"—I wunld not, or I wooldnot iiwear that be did say " tarn ont tha grabber."

Philip Daggbn was then ' eiamined, and depoiodth*(; Daltnn i Ti !

I : OATK BIU A BUODLDIUas be was posting between him and a oonntryman ;that was oil he did. [ : -

CrosB-examined—Peter Dncoy ! was with me : thoymight have a drop taken that! djity i ; did not hear " Turnoat tha grabber, but Lmgbottjtm*' (laughter).

Mr Williams—That was a o lebnt«d gentleman thatcame here ts contest the borongh at one time,

Cross|«xamination resaraedf-I: beard that day abontBalfonr, bat ooald not sty who tt was ; and wonldswear it was sot Dalton ;. Ii was ; alo'-gslde Dalton *11the time ; I had not a drink ! with D»lton that day ,bat 1 bad today. Mr Wi lUisa

; '! HOW JSAUTI DBINKBbad you with Mm to-d»y f—Only ; one.

This deso.1 the cas < against DaJton.The next case was apaiust John Hosre and Manrioe

Condon^ Both^casi s were he iVd

together.Hennessy ,wos again cailhd, and deposed—Saw

Maonca Condon in the Gaelic) field, and Condon camenp and strsck me ; he asked mi did I say I would klokMm loot of Wall's j be eald tbat Vein Dnce'y said it;Ho&re said that 1 called hitoia militiaman, and hemade » blow at me, and I wsjrded it off ; Hoaro wascanjht by Bjmeonc, and Sortcant MoKenna came upand jmid, ; f '

I " PPT ON TOIJB COAT,you.brat ;"afterwards in the gaelio field Condon cameto me and said " Will yon fight meP" They formedinto< a, circle aronnd me ; I eaid I wanted no fighting,end I Manrioe Condon stroak hut blow on tha head ;tf tf r that they : (.hooted ''go to your! friend ! the grab-ber )" could not swear that | Dilton used the words.

Croes-examined—Hoare did hot strike me in tbe(jatlio fldd, bnt be struck ma in tha town ; the blowhit me well on tho arm ; I said nothinj; to Condon ;we !were : i

i TBE 0atATX8T!0F FBrtKDSbefore now. D d yoa wer fol ow Condon in tbe street tI B*rer did, bathe followed me at the chapel ; I calledCondon n»owo tx fore ; I nnver Said ho was kicked outof Fermoj ; I railed Condon 1 little fellow, or samethinfflike that. ¦ I

To the Chairman—Coodon Ktructt mn on the head ashard as h» could.

To Mr Hodnett—Did not cay I would hunt him oatof Wall's shop.; '

Re-examined—Sicco thn s'rike noneof these woul depc:fk to me ; they booted me in the street and wantodto git mo out of

j ! TUB LOD3ISO-BOC8X.Ssrgciiut UoKenca deposed—Came on the scene on

Sunday ; found Hoare with jhls coat nS ; Hoaro wasths (only roan that seemed ipxriled : Dalton had soraedrink taken ; it was all a matter of a momeut ; thenext thing I beard was in the town.

By Mr Hodiett—Dal .on we* not pnaeot whenHotre bad bis Boat off. LJ

Hackett wftfl .examiDed mod uepefled—Hqpro'oitmA overto Hensessy : and aoked did' Hennrsny call him amUitiaman ; Henn>a«y »«id ho di> < no', and Hoaretook off h<s oo&t ood rnado o| Mow at' Hennessy ; 8ergtUoEenna asm* , op then a^dlthe matter ended there ;about «n bo'or after Dalton bame.uy to as agalq andDalton gavo Henms«y a shove;.Hvart made a kick atme.': | i ' I j

Uike Clancy was examined I for ths defence, anddeposed that Hennetsy called Dalton a

j : "HOBWIOIA?J BVrAB»"BDd.a " Danoing mas'er." ; ! ¦

To Mr Willums—This waq pbont three weeks ago jdid not see Daltoa or Condpn etriking Hennessy onthis day ; saw Hoara with his coat off.

lit Hodnett addressed tha bench for the defonoe.and: Mr Williams for a jobnviction. When anycombination exceeded the limits prescribed by law thelaw i mast be invoked, and oa called on bis worship toteaoh those parties by thn pdnkltioa ho wonld inflict onthem a lesson : that wonld I prevent them from eom-mitiQg an offonoo of tho kind in' f, atnre.

Eis worship eold I I ¦<¦ THE HOST SEW008 PAST

of the <neo vru the interforinff by theus man withHennessr while be was doioff BO act which he had aUsC and a perfect right to do.: He hoped the punish-ment he would inflict would htvo a deterrent effecttlr j Hodnett nods the beat possible defenoe ho conld.He I wonld fina Dalton 10s or 7 days, and Condon andHoare *1 caoh'or 14 days. I :

ncmDEE pit,*, oxrsEIIEEQEN(l3YlIEN 8H0DT AT A CROWD

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X. NEWO reporter who nas in Klltniothomca onTataday,.had . his cariosity j aionied early in tbomorning when he saw no less a personage thinDetective Officer Wilson slinking round tbe stationbounty just as' the train moved out from tbe plat-form. On inquiring as [ t« Wilson's probablebnilaeia our 'representative- , learned that no badarrived there ibat morning by the 6 a m train, andttdt bis presence could only be accounted for by thefact that' there hod been a; row between emergonoy-men and some boys at Newtown one ntgbt htstoeolr. | Fnrtber inqalry broagbt oat the facts thatD. h JFenrosa aad Head { Comtable Hickey, ofPortlaw, had teen ID Elimsethomas on the previousday. but what their business was DO one coulddevine. The joarnaliaotic eoul of tbe News mantrail filled [ with bopo when be learned of thisEjaoconveriDg,1 and in company with a brotherpress-man, he decided on.loofcidtt np Sergeant white,tbe'cblef of tbe local B.I.CJ force, and ascertaiolngoil i particulars. On reaching: the barrack tbevisitors; were [shown into the day room, while apoliceman went te call the! Sergeant, and io themeantime Another Constable: eat down in the room,end made Bare that not one word of conventionshould^ take place that be ( would not hair. TheSerjeant arrived: and was accompanied by another"^Db/" who evidently was best ;on emulating biscomrade in allowing ootljibjr. to escape him. Tbenewspapermen in toe brieieit possible manner ex-plained their position, aad asked; the ''shadowed''Sergeant If be wooM Rl»e [them any information.He wouldn't, and they aotri [ Eietv nvallabla man.woman and child in thej diiJrlot . was then bornedownDpon, »nd pampedii and ootwltbstamliog tbeincomprehensible reticeose of tbe ptopl*1, thoNawsman cecured tho fpllowioir:out-li ne of the ioddenl:—OnlTbniiday last, an itenerant' equestrian showerected ' Its: tent: at Kiljnactbom'os, and in tbeevening the performance, blch bad been announcedbj !mnlti-cclorrd|and profoiely illaslrated posters(or! weeks previdos,' begitfj before a magnlQeentaadlsnca, wbo thronged I evet-y , avaiUhln seat andiqnzre foot of standing-irbom.. '. Namberj badpoured in from every par Ibj aod at tbe terminationof the exhibit ion/ friends who hadn't met since tbefatr-daj before hit, odjoaraed to one or other oftbei itverjl bospitable Inns that oraament tbevillage. Taings got pivttt lolly then, and as tbeshops sbut: np, Mtcbes | of mrtry, siogieg bnyistarted for borne. One1 s t took tbe Wattrferdroad, wtlch l.ads by tbe Newtowa chapel, aod withJokes and iooga the/ begtjiled tbe w«y till tbrjrre»obed the ' boose on Jotjn CsÛgban's evictedfarro,|wblcb Is, and has been, since Mr CsIUgbanwot bundled on to tbe roeld, occupied by euwrgeney-mep. I Here a very strange tbing1 happened, ferU thel story U to bj believed, the : window ofthe eroergeocy strooghold| iwu flnog opeo, andthree ihote wen flr«d In qultk succession upon theadvaflcing crowd. Tbe winckiw! wai then eloaedwl(h a bang, and wbea tte »o>ok»; passed off it wasdiscovered that no on«> had' iVeen hurt. : Tbe crowdof Vonths iWere terrlfledj and bot-foot they racedwildly from tb«j spot. 1 \ > [ ; ; '

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between Balph JUernal Oibon o and Patriot JamesSmyth. Tbe contest was a mumorable one la man/respects. It wes tbe laflL: held under th» opensystem of voting previous to thoiotrcduotion of thoballot, and jit really inaugurated: tbe Home Kulemovem«Dt , fhiob soon afterirards attained promi-nence in Ireland. ¦ ¦ '• ¦ j •' ; ; I

Before carta iog the facts! connected wifh Mr.Osborne's return for WaCerf<icd io the year men-tioned, it is necessiry toi go! back to the Fall of1869, when a vacancy occurredia tbo representationof tbe city by the appointment of Jonn A.fBlake,then one of its ineuibeis, to tbo office o! Inspectorof Fisheries. ¦ i . j . ' :

After Mr.,Bioko 's reblgaotlon of his seat In tbeBrit'sh Houee of Commonr, the people of Water-ford were sor-rly grieved j to | see blm canyasilngfrom door to door, arm la arm wit h Btroal Oaborne.Mr. Oiibonie's opponent, however, was not a man toaronse any enthusiasm in bis favor. Sir penryWinston Bairoc, Bart., was {the bead of kn oldCatbolio family, who bad been connected trjtb thecounty and city of Watcrford for certorlea. Hewoa u. Whig of tbe old sabool aod bis son'bkld ablgb dlplomntlc oQce under I tbe Govtrament.O'b. rae, whoso real Dame nos Bernal, was anEnglishman, wbo bad tbitty years befortil marriedan Irish lady, the daughter of tilr William Osb .rne,wbo owned considerable property in tbe Coontieaof Waterford and Tlppcrary. I ' i ' .

Tbe contest between Mr. Odborno and Sir Henrydid not evoke popular enthaiUatu on either sjdn.When the result was deviated Sir Henry: bod amaj'.Tity of about SO, | | j !

Mr. Ufbjrne was not pa Is Bed. He presented apetition ajjtiost tne return of Sir Henry on thegrouods of brlbdiy, : and tbe|ohargo bavin; beentried, tbe Jodge dw idrd U favor of the petitioner.It was at this election tbst Mr. Sexton made whatmay be called bU. flret appearance on apubiio platform. After '- Mr. Osb .rne and SirHenry hod been nomloated, Mr. Sexton, then ayoanff man of 23, and one of the electois of Water-ford, ascended one of the ' benches oloae to wheretbe city's Ugh Sheriff, Mr. Wilson, sat, and la aoeloquent speech proposed tbe lite Samuel ThomasQrabb, " the poor man's friend," as a fit and properperson to represent the city in Parliament.! PuorQrubb, a harmless, good catured ocd frell 1 meaninggeotlemsn, always ambitious for public notoriety,bad no intentba of. goloa to j the poll, and be wasproposed merely to enable blm t> make d speech,wbioh be did aod then retired. ISir Henry woj anueated, acd a norr : electionordered. And this bringc as to the famous Water,ford election of 1870. i ¦ \ '¦

Oaborne, of coarae, ajola entered the field withstrong prospacts' of no opposition. Tberj Was nolocal man oi any prommence willing to enter tbefield against Oabornc , \This; was tbe condition of affairs ea l y ia tbefirst week of February, J187O. Toe matter badbeen informally; dlscutStrd iby many perspaa whowrre opposed to cending aa Englishman to rep-resent tbem ia Pdili»meDt. Tbe Home 1 Buteqaistlon was not then bjfore ttie constltbeary,and in the abunce of thy quwllon inVolilogprinciple of the great majoiity of the NuiiDa'lsuof Wutorford would have ! gladly supported uoypopular local mac; irrespective of pol tii «, imixutusoorop. , aai tne Uonservstives of Wa'trfordpat forward on; that occasion either Sir HobertPanl, Bait, Thomak Woita Jij'ob, J.P., AldermanDenny or Rotxrt Dobbyn> they could haVe wontbe sea*. Sir Eobeit Paul, while a strong Tory iopolitics, hai, as ^ ctarman' of tba WatorfordlBoardof Qaardians, gained a good deal of popularity forhis gftat courtesy and ttnpartial conduct ia tbechair, and the administrative alllitlcs whfjb heundoubtedly possessed; coupled with the highMD8i > of honor, rendered him well qaalified for tbepooitton. . ; i

Tbe Tories lest tbflr opportunity, timlo «09passing and no opponent appeared to measurestrength with tbe xoverameat candidate. i

On Tboreday evening, Feb. 3rd, four gentl*menmtt in the cozy pat lour of Messrs. John Ky'an andTbomo] Whelao , tben amongst tbe leading trocereand tobacconist! m tbe city, ! Tbu mee^tiqg ws>purely a social one, but thoiqueotion of i tbe elec-tion naturally formed a topjo for dlncassiool Toefeeling of tbo great b.Tdy loT the people was wellknown to be opposed to Osbsrne, bat then.juofor-tus&tely, a large numbjt of tho people tad novotes. Still the chances were .that if a geodjeandi-date could be procured, ;a strong fight cquld atleast be made to save tbe city from disgrace;

John C. Hennessy suggested tho name {of Mr.Patrick J. 8mytb as that of a man wbo . was wellknown as a Nationalist and wbo bad some 'claimson tbe people of Waterford, having lived .amongthem for a fen years. Mr. Smyth bad Also at-tained notoriety as tbe man who had rescued JohnMitoboll from captivity. ¦ j ¦ . \

Mr. Hennessy strongly urged lit. Bmyth's nom-ination as the best that could ba mode. Ttie ctbergentlemen agreed with blm, and tans it was thatMr. 8myth was put forward as a: candidate fortbe representation of tbe Urbi Intacta Io Parlia-ment. ; i

In the conrso of: a fetr days thereafter, Mr.Smyth arrived in Waterford, accompanlecl by Mr.Patrick Coll, a Dublin attoraoy and nowj CrowaDrosecutor in Dublin^ A vigorous campaign ensued.Many gentlemen wbo are now Home Balers opposedMr. Smyth and many Conservatives supported him,among thorn being Eob?rt Dobbya.Vernon palondre,Joseph Fisher and Alderman Juseph Clampott

When tbe polls clos.-d on the day ofi election,tbe vote stood i Osborne, 4S3 ; Smytb , 47fiL HadSmyth'ssappcrters another hour la which to b lagnp voters taey wonld have wpn. \Hardly bad tbe polls closed when o| band, orrather vurijas bands of young men went throughtbe city and broke the windows In tbe jhouses,tbe occupiers of which Votad for Oiborac, andtbpy set fire to some property in a fow sections oftbe city. . : J I

Next morning tbo city presented tbe appeirancoof a wrecked town—for wbicb tbo tax-payers bodto pay htavy damages. ' I [The orânlrer of this riid was a manlllvlng onBally bricten, whose came I do oot care to mention.Tbe man in qaestlou gat*o considerable trouble toMr, Smytb and bis committee daring tbo canvass bybis uniise conduct. ; ¦ i j

Mr. Smyth's committee were not satisfied with tberesult. They presented a petition afralnstOsborne'selection, on tbe ground ef bribery, collected onetbousind pounds In tbe city towards tbe 'expenses,made out a good case, but the Judge,1 BaronHnghes, now dead, ruled tn favor of Oaborne.

Tbe committee mre not satisfied wjth tbeJudge's decision, and they drew op a petition totbe House ot Commons, arraigning bis conduct.and asserting that fcU decision wss cot la'acctordwith tbe rridence. Tbe (rpublo wai to getja mem-bar to present it to tbe Houce. At Mr. Uennessy'srequest, Mr. Matthews, the prtsent Tory Home8«cretary, i who tben represented DungarvaD,presented it. Next day, :;when it appeared ia tbeParUimmttry' Jourual, and in tbe Dailin Free-man's Journal, tbero wan a eoene la tha Houaaand tbe petition wu ordered to be kicked lout, bnttbe committee bod.attained1 their object! by Itspublication. ; j I :

Among tbe newspaper men in Waterford wbogave a braity support to: Mr. Smytb, word Aid. C.Bedjiond, In bis Influential paper, THB Ndwt andthe Isto Joseph F'sher in tbe lfoil. : |

Sacb, in brief, are tba facts In connection withWajerford's celebrated election of 1S70. I :

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Salo of Cattle in Corlf. |Messrs. Marsh it Sod, Auctioneen, Co k, held

their weekly sals of thekbofeat their Beposltory,Copley-Street^ on Saturday.! Over 220 bead ofstore cattle and dairy cowk and 260 sheep had lambs.were on sale, £4 ytar old cattlt told from l£13 10s.to ea i J year old ditto, JC9 lOi. to ilo Id- »jearling ditto, S&\> J»\ d»Uy <M«S, jeiljto Mi »hoggets, »8s to 47s j UmM,27« to 4U. Good demand,and nearly all sold. . ' j : ' : i j

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cloia and Intense a hearing in|the House of Commonsas the man who, ten years af co, ooald scarcely com-mniid a bearing at all. ' When tlr Parnoll 'got uplast Friday evening, the benches were almost empty ;but' they filled Jwith curious rapidity, and the atten-tions was so profound that, aa they say, yon; mightbave heard a pin drop.1 When people assume thattbe;house only bares for eloquence In the flashy senseof the word—with tbnndcr and lightning, aod jokesand firewovkij- fthry forgot the leader of this Irishgroup. It Is well known ibat tbe One.really greatorator in Parliament Is a firm admirer of Mr Psmell'sspeaking, on the ground that it has the tare qualityof measure; tbkt he s <ys exiotly what he means tosayj without excess or defect; without superfluityor blistering. |At aoy rote Mr Pamell baB,lat tboondj of fourteen years, ' Bucceeilcd in. acquiring verymuch the tame; frigid sscodancy over tbe Hoate ofCommons as a wbold which ha nai long maintainedover his own immediate followers, j For one thingbe bos tbe knick ot being right . His predlctloasnearly a,!ways! come trae. He bei tbo knaak ofsuoc>aa. He got the better of the bishops and priestswhej at first bitterly opposed him. 'He has got tbebetter ot tbe Fenian element in Ireland, which longregarded bis ; Parliamentary [operations with sus-picion, jealousy, and contempt. He has oat-man-cauvred the pbysicitl force element In America, Heboded the Pope. At the end of a dnel to the deathwith tbe mest powerful journal in the world, beemerged io triampb, leaving bis merfal adversarysmashed and pulverised on tbo ground. Ho exJtorted tbe moet memorabts meaiare, tbe Laud Actof 1887, from tbe party wfaioh 'bad hitherto bjen tbopariy of free contract, aad of { hard economlo prioiclpl|;s. He convinced Ireland that had found a keyto ner true national policy, and the next generalelection will pretty certainly show that he has con-vinced Geeat ftiltian of tbe Isame thing. He haiwonj over the Llbtril parly, and when he proffers s>lane policy be receives aCtnost eSasive promuvs ofresfeotfnl consideration from tbe moat important ofthe leaders of the Tory pirty. We can wonder thata m in with a record like this, and who odds on ele-ment of oracular e>ys:«ry to oil bis jjolnfr.out and biscom!ni(s-in, should bave deeply Impressed bimoalfon an assembly which lies water-logged in tbe sea oilIrish embartassment.

I X,*KD poocniiiii.Tfae wisdom of tbe whole policy of Itnd parahoie

in Ireland may be qaestlonad, oj it in by manyLiberals, both ia Parliament and in tbe coua ry.Bat Mr Balfour docs not qu?stlin It, any; moruthan, under conditions Lord Speasê aod Mr Uorleydo i 'and wesaipoct, tberefora that theoutjomaor bisstudies in the recess will:bej a complete r -cns'inirof tbe crude, unjuit, and' danBeroua B.-ll whlcn hasthk vreek been removed froto thel PorliameataryOrder Book. U it trao that : tie creation of localauthorities, which is an essential partof Mr Poroell sscheme, is no joke. Tbe landlords will not relish it.To; jasB tbe cltase3 without more co-op- ration thanthe Nationalists are likely to 'offer trill bj laborhus.BuC tbe ta«k «III bave to bj fuced eomo day, and ifMr Bilfoar sbiiaks from it|now, tbe ch&aoe willasst redly never wtnrn; and' ho T<;ry w.-ll knows It.

T7qtov!ot& .TJiopoocary ConmittooliONDAT,

Mr W J SUITH, TC, in tbe chair.Also present—Mr Jobui Byun, J.P. i Mr. Elciard

MoMsaey, T.C. j Or G I Elickesy, J.P, Boo. eoc.Mr Kidney, cardtiker, applied for a lamp for tbo

boll and a sweeping brash. Tbe lamp at presentIn ujse only holds about balf a plat, 'and Mr Kidneystated that it goes out every night at twelve o'cloob.Ordered. , i

THE LITILB SUITCB8 i.ND UCDICIUC 703 THE !i ' FOOtt . ¦ !

it the previous moating of tbo committee comediscussion arbiie regarding ' the aetlon of MrNathaniel M Allen in dlrectlag : tbo dispensarydoctors to supply charitable iosiltutions with medl-clnn from the dispensary on presenting: a tlokntissi ed by a member of t le comuntteo. Slnco thenDr White refused to supply come cough mixture onsue i a ticket issued to an inmato of tbo Little Sisteraof <be Poor Institution. :

H r Morriiso'y said tbat bealnavs nndnrnrcol thntthe inmates of tbe Institution managed by tho LittleSU era of the Poor had been in the habit of gottlnsmedicine on presenting a ticket at the dispensary,am. be was >nt>t aware that tbe committee had byres ilution directed that tbis custom should 'not biany| longer noted on. The only tblnjj required onsucjb . tickets was a little oil , an occasional plaster, orBj tpo oough toixtare.

r1ha Chain ion—No such ordtr have bsen madeby the comm ttee. Why, each nonces ao.QoorgaWliite and Co. gave tblaua to tbe Littlo Sistera ofth <> Poor grat iltoualy.

At Mbrflssey—I should like to boo* by whosedirections Dr Wbite retasod to a.tt on such a tioket P

|)r Wbite ivpllud that Mr A Caijgon, T C., haddirected blm not to supply aaytblag to such Insti-tutions, and Oilleving that be was carrying outonoof their cecoujmendationr, acted on tbo instractloasQO rneeived. J

Ir MorrU»«y—There is no order of tho committeeto [warrant Mr! Calogan ia giving any snch instract-lorjs.

Dr White said that as a rule the only thinj gironwo.-] cough mlxtaro, aod that oould not coot Os. aye r.

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The Cbairmvi siid tbat no conclusion V7C3 comoto ion the subject. He understood that thicks weroto go on ia tt e aiaal nay. :

Dr Mookcsy—Will yoa make any order cow ?pbairman—tit is not necesury.Chairman—Is it a custom to take verbal orders fPr White- No.Chairman—Let It be understood that uulc:j thcVa

is i written order prodacel to tbei contrary thlojsmijst go on oi i at present. :

pt White- If tbeie poor people were In tho work-bo ise they ,w< aid be s charge on tbo rate.

i /bairman-1-Allow the tblng to stand. Tbcrsia acertain us »ge a-jted on foi years. I :

)r Wblte I havo attended tbe Imost of tbcbsoldpeople beforo they go Into tba institution aisd gavetbi im cough mixture. He wished to convoy that itmedicine was'given to this inotltotlon it should bagl- en toall other ias'ltotions.

)r Maoke-T—The minutes of lost meeting aro allin my handwriting, and tbeisj la no order made.W|ll you make such order now. ;

pbalrman-rWby do so. Go on as usual ThoSisters goat>>ut with their cans trying to supportthjso poer pe>ple. Tho (nstitntion is qalted Qeruntfrom the Manning's, or other city institutions of 0.eboritajble na ure. .

Mr Morriswiy—It is well tbero should ba to mb-nnd«ntand(n r about tbe matter. | i

The mattei tben dropped—Adjourn«>d(Only for the Little:Sisters, moat of their la-

mites woula bo In the ' poor honoo, wbcro theysbiinld be si pportcd, aad also pot medicine atthe expense >f the ratepayers—ED. W.N.]

' LITEEATUEI5 .

f h e Review of UttUvt U always welcome. Webflvo reoeUed tno July number, and are happy tostate that itj Is, if aaytblag, superior to previousissues. A rtlanoo through it w(ll be enough tosatisfy any one that this ] is sa Mr. Parnell'*atticle, " Wb* I oppose tbe Load Bill ," it onej worthyof tbe great Irish leader, and is reviewed at leogtoIn Mr. Bteoc's excellent style. Pub'hhtd at tbeoflce, Mowbny flouo>, Strand, W;C, ana a its six-pance. . ¦ : [ i | ' : ^Last week's OTsrlt : was one of tbe best 1 ambsriwe bave teen of that excellent magtiioe. It Is anUlasUated j lornal of p aotloa add 'tbaoryj tpt allworkmen, pi ofraiooat 1 tnd; amatenr. :Tle pro-propoietors t sve arranged fo bold aa exhibition ofarticles Bade by It* reader*. 1 Foil partiouUn of thaexhibition, « Itb rates oiad kvgaUllonj and » list ofprices, imedi H et<w ara given. { (Csssell! * Co,Limited, L» 3aavagr> Lindon, B O. Prlee Id.) ;

P **rto»-t WMv (first number) to i«nd. Tbi s for a U gedroulatlon, l and will g«tiVfor it Isextremely luteresllng to aU. Pnbllsbed < 18eU»',167, Fleet-tY«et,Londc i. j '. f . | | ¦ ¦ ;

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CALLAOHANE SESSIONS.

Sir Eobcrt Paul Bart, OP Bolton, JP-,Bemovable Bodkio.)TB> 0LEVBB PtO. ¦ :

: Whca Sergeant Tinoler oharsed John Kennedy withallowing bis pi* to wander through tha ooontry, op-rostroined and thoroin taoitly ooasonting to the of oro-coid animal's depredations on tbe backyards of the dis-trict, the defendant's son said that bU father and hio-ttU were at their wits' ends to stop tbe pig's frsUivanVing, bat every device to keep him ia failed. Thoanimal's propensUit* for perambulation could not bobounded by Rotes nor bars. He was kept in a yarfwhich was olosoi by a gate bat in «he easiest p- tsibkfashion bs opened th» gate, and rusiied oat to enjoy taoright pcs«e>sed by every free-born oitizen of perambaUrtioj the high wall. He bad pnrsoed his eoune on tbeday Tinoler came upon him in a contemplative BOMon tbe main road. Removable Bodkin oalced If he nodtried a look on the eate. Tbe witntw sdd he hod, andthey had tried » podlook too. - Mr Bodkin 1 I supposethe gate olos>d after bim7 Witnest: Always, sj tha*we could not know h» was oat (laa ater). Mr Badkio; :Did yod ever offer this pig to a travailing ciroas f Th»witness said they hod not. Mr Bodkin said if ther didthey woold get a good deal of money if he was as ei-pertas they ass^rt»d. He was flae.l U aod oasts. ,

" no'Dss-BBiijnaa. . IJames Murphy, a voang man, desoribed as b l mzin;

to New Bo**, was charged ia the oastoly of SorgeantTinder with bavin? illegally broken into the shop anddwelling house of Mrs Mary Murphy, of Crossbar,Passage Boad, and stealing therefrom a quantity ofeonfatlonery. : - I

Sergeant Tinoler deposed tbat it was reported to hiathat Mrs Morphy's shop bad been broken into on th, o11 th July 1 he received a description of the prisooer,wbo had boon fees on the PaJSigo Eoa4 on that day,and searched for him 1 when foawl be Was arrested,and a qa&btity of sngarstloks, etc, fonnl in his po3-session. ¦ : ¦ I

The prisoner ssked no questions. ' , . ' I ,Mrs Mary Mnrpby deposad—I kxop a small shop at

this plaeo ; on the.11th July 1 had occasion to go oatfor eomo water, and looked up ths ploej SMarely ; wheaI returned I found tbe window broken ; a jar cotitalb'Inn sagarstlcks, be, missing 1 oa tho way back from thewell to the house I met the pritoaer, who had a boodleunder his arm, bat s* I was then unaware of what hodhappened at my bouse I took ns, farther not'oo of bin] ;I thon rjportod tho cutter to tho polios t ths sugar-stiaks prodaeed wa my property : toe prisoner is tbayoang msn I met on the road. ; |

Tho prisoner, who said he belonged to New ttoxi,and that ba waa aa orphan, elootod <o ba tried br their

aunt to the Q iartcsr

toons month's ic-

«nd ths court ad-

worsbips in proferenoe to beinjrSessions. Hu said be was guilty.

Their worships sjntenaod hiaprisoncsnt. x :

This concluded tbo bnsinetJ ,iouracd. I i

Or Porndl and tao Xrisb lvandcm. ;The Diily TeUj rapk says :—" The biat om33

of the future now before us ILifl in the exprecacjldesire of fir Pi-UNELL to modify, and in modi-fying accept, tbe Irish Land Hill of Mr BAL-FO UB. It. bos been paid that the moderation <j»ftbo loader of tbe Irish party i» nut new. Weeai.i BO to ourselves in oomnie&ling on bis recentutterance. He bad already ventilated bioviev70 in an American periudjeal, where bo caid' :" I claim that a largo area of t:ie land proposedto be cold ia held by tcnanta wbo, if they pur-chased, would not rightly come within thedtacripti >u of occupying j owners or peasantproprietors. Theoo men each ocoapy oer«ralargo farms., ond do not restitôpon asy ot them.

They UBO tbem simply as large graaoga tau forcattle, employing no labour, and making noontliiy upon tbem. Tb.ree-foart.bB of Oonnaoghtia bcld in this fashion ; at Jcact one-third ofMonster, and probably oue-f jnrth of Liinstjr t3well. Why, I ask, ehonld ouca gontiraeagraziora absorb much of tbo money and creditavailable for tbe settlement of tbe Iriib Landquestion, while the small and average-sizeduccupyirjg tenants are left in ttie larch, witboatany cbanco of obtaining the fee of theirholdinco ?" :

ETr Porndl and tao

PROVINCIAL BANK DIVIDENDTbe directois of this Bink bave declared a

dividend at the rate of 10 per ceDt, p.r anoam, frcoof income tsx, for tha half year undcd 30tb ultioo,b'ingat the sxmo rate as forprevlooi half year. !

• o ¦ IATtOTHER TRIP TO YOVQHAL. \

Tbo Waterford : aod DanijarTau Railway gavoanother excursion trip to You(fbal on Wednesday,wben a large number of citizens and others availedof It. Indeed the Company bod to stop (suingtickets, as tha steam b»t on tbe BUckwater wouldaccommodate only a certain, number. Toe distanceto Cappoquin, by rail is 89 miles—by water toYongbal, 1G mllea—that Is, 110 bnt and borne. Farothird class, only Co. Cd. Very cheap indeed for coloa<r and enjoyable an excursion. .

Dcflu&u in Hiwcsny. ¦Sequab, tbo celebrated, is doing wonderful tblnjrs

in Kilkenny. Hb popularity spems even greaterthan ia Waterford. Tbe lltit 'otor, says :—« Alittle more than a weekaô Sequth was a strangerto tho people of Kilkenny, ex*>pt by reputation.Well, in tbe brief space of time which has elapsedsines bo came amongst us be has mods bimeelf per-tonally known to' thousands : of the citzlena wbothronjr around him nigbt after night, asd bis pops*larity nore has grown by leaps and bsunds amongitall CIOKCS." . " i

. SOLOMON S' ^

SPECTACLES , jOB3EETE-19, NASSAU STREET, DUBLIN.(From late Ilcst Bevd. Dr. O'Bnici," Bishop of

\ WaterfordJ |"Ihavensed Vz. SOLOMOIS' SpeoUelts with sTtat ii-

Vantags to my tlfht, thalr eoolinx asd oomf ortlnr pro_vexti<a4rovii« no«Cs«T»eabl« and beoaaeial, effect* wucli J Mtirejpcrlanoed from any other Una of KIUS or pebhl*. i

''tDO'JBun, Bishop of Waterteri*'(From Host Ber. Dr. Con way, Lord Bishop of

: KillaU.) If The ezperlssoe I t»T« had for sosu time of Mr. E.Colojaons' Bpectacles eubles m« to state they an tbaonly lenses which afford o* ease asd oomfort to be deair«dIn nadia«, wrldof, to. I am, indaed, s ad that I piocarsdthes» ftmed «Un« preservers, for the as* of other rlaasoaasd pobtle* hao caastd m» *o (maf lam that sach satlsiastincould not b« aeoured. ¦ , 1

"f HsaiCo»w*T, Blahop of KmaLv BaSla*.*f(From Most Bev. Dr. DoaoxM, Lord Bishop ot

; CTonfert.) !" I hare to «j>yre«s ay tntir» «attaf»ctlo» with tb« 8p«o-

taolca aappued by Mr Bolostona, and whtah I h*v« uskdwith jreai eomJoii for many jwn. 1 hate not ehaBgad th«T ,, nf nnMiir Tnrnniii ml Oi!¦ mltr ^mni Mna

•'tFiTilcx l)i;»ai»uBla£ot> of Clonltrt, Ixmf ttr«a.'1From Late Very Ber the Dean of Llmerick»-

" I stoat say that for S3 years, Mr Boloauna' Glasses haWtopretervad my sljrht that It is now lost u rood as at Sfaioi^wentr. . ITB O'Bsis», D.D, Ntwssstk West E«t CO'Coraau, P.P. is Kash ri—mi to sUU that Mr. Bolo-mOBS" Speotaal«« har« proved to b* iavalaable to hia, aflord-nm great oomtort. pmau 1 1 lag hia aUb t, aad bdaf so algarvatfrota otb*r Olawe* to which h» bad k*ao pmfeusly oooi*-totBed.—Mewaurkat, ooootj Ork. IVery Utr. Caaoa It. Howun. P.F, hia oa*i Ux.< a>u-xon* SpacUdta rroa the Us* u wu a Stadnt to ti«rraMDt daj. and his pla«sar« ia stattat that taay haveWinded to VIWI IO hia a)*ht and taaSordUB thaotmastconifort. -Oillan* I

Very fier. i. Caooa Konaia, V.O, ha* derived rrwt ad-Taatac* bom nato» Kr. 6OU>HOSS* Bft tvc im lor torn* y»»ra.H« triad othen s aaaas hat tidlarad craa* Ueosvolnkn frtsaturn. Mr. saiotoonr Msacs aloa*R*v*tB*nqaina oi>»-fort. BasafhAr.' I '

Vary E»T. Caaoa'T. Hirasssy, P.P has naad for Vnan Mr. BotOKOa-s" : Bpsetoeka, producing th» saost oora-lorutu nsalts, ssearla>M (ax as Maassi «ooU mrabtWdo, UuprsMtrMionof Us dfhi,~IsMia«, HJtosaj. r

(Frou) Terr Ber, Cuww UTAJr)." I have tued Mr. Bovoaonf »p»rt«ola« tor attay ysar*.onl have a>«rl«a«*d th« tuUatt totSttttnu tbssa7lo»*ld

mo»«p«et to obtain n>« a«)«s b«4**r«|ds«d to mr *ufmaad Bon ealaalatad to pnotxve ¦/ strhi.> - P. Canon Byaa, P.P., CklbaUy.'Mr. E. Bou>»o«*'8M«t««lM hav*taadbMlt atVnabars ot th* Votatty. HoWUty. Osm. *o.JWiiaa1tf

of DBbUa. bJ. E«d»<ooiâXajKoÂiSlu5,3Brdaty, hi* Ono* \\» 1st* MostEav. tit. Lsahy.Ar svBtshop of Oafkal | Mart B*v. Dr. tAf, Bfcko* *tDromor*. Utf MoAB«v. Dr.Powa, BlSw&mSSSmt

* yras*JjB«wlt« ffgajto j MmiH to. Iafret *:

CAUTMM1I» iK»Ur*«*ie« «tl lowhis iHiaiti aa;iavoattta, UU*Maamtoa)i*aWMia4a4ZaMaatl «a•btsm- air MT?LML*«» » W, M ,umn, om a*

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EjECHAEIa . OZOSZB.Hew and Seooad-baad Bookeellcr, DesJec in

Antiques i and Article* of Vetta , Prints.i Paintings, etc

2, BAOHELOB'8 WALE, DUBLIN.

Lthranrs | Purebaeed for Cash at tlichest PriceTbo largest tstoc* of Seoond-hand Booto in

DoUio.arwaya oa View, at Moderatei p «. Ie2

^ Lv ^ a afv^ba^ ftaft sPavjer iD^ ViBHS

WORL^FAMED

THE: QREA.T BOOOD; PT7BI7TEB IX0 BKSTOBEBB .T6E CLEANSINO And CLEABIHa the BLOODJj Iron an DaporiUe*, it oaaboi.ba too klgoly re-oomaModed. i < ' : : '

Pot Serofola- Sonny, Easma, SUn and Rood IM»ea»e»aad 8ore»ct all kia4a, Itu a a«wn»niu» and ft naaam 'cure. - i :: ItCuef Old Soraat

OmajSor** oa tio UeA.CijeaBlMktMj.'or Pinplc* •* tha e*e*.Uu« Bearrj.Cnr«a Cloais.Cmnt Blood aad Skin DUeaM*.¦ Cuit* ataadnUvSw«llin(bCVara tb* Blosd from all Iaj«r» latter.Froaa whatevereaaa* ariafaf-.

A» this sslxtaU Is »l«aautt to th* taste, aad mmM tnfrom aaytita* isjorloutci UM aaotta loataonsUUtkw o«ilh<* aez7t£« Proprlator. solicit saflercn to fi** it a WJtn t#«t ftA nlnA- . : .

If»rf dsty boasd to tntora yoo ot th« woaa>rral alactaof Ctaxt«ra Blood Hlxtara on CM. r hare had aaKoriiic omtwo yean of asevet* utsi*. I Int combated tb* beetnwdieat aid I ooald soariblj procur* UUar auu* war*ran eat, aad with a sad heart Iwa* oompellei to eoa* brioth* workhosM hoajiiul !whar* I now aa. I had h«wa a>bora 18 aoath(.aaiB/ lsit« (ra<i<ully fOt woraa. I bqruto taluk they woold netez ret better, till 1 read ot" CUrla'a Blood JUztar*." and I dsUtmlafti tkit whsaooald rate* the wans t woold try it| so I ooaaooosdt. deptiremnaUvl Uttla »oe**aji*-tiU at UnjthInisadeterea shilUen. i I comwmoed to as* tba Blood Mlxtanoa UoadajTHsy 6th. I toes hid are woaala oa the Mtlcg, oae v«ry larf*ea tbeual*boii*, oa*oa th» «hlB aboo»ta* sis* cf hauH-erown, »od thra* on tb* calfaiaoata*lorga Tb*rlfl>t le( was aum«i>hat timOu, hot than wanthrMSor*swhJah.Ithoox;hl would txr***buoa*. A U t x %perteetb bsded &> sow ka« on* aaallplaos «a tb* late aald*abort U>* alM Of a abllUn*;. Thar* .u*Uu*a Ktttata t»tb* ward that X: a» la,1 aad tb«T w«r* aaipriaM to M*ia>leg* whea I had Ukealthamixtar* *weak,aBd tk«x*ja*«thre«ofth«m s«« c*liicn. I aaa rer' aotiy, Udaad, thai 1cannot purchas* *aoth« hottl*. and U jon wosU kia ;aead aa* a mil Qamataj I •txioil b* abto te f»t It, aadshall B*r«x (org«t»**loos ulUra. ;

Toors taSEfallj, !: BSWABS Stustss. :

Ho. 8 'VTazd. AmJby BMd VTorkboo** UOJJJUI, QsJl,: ; ¦ ¦ J OJML U. UZ3.

{ V.l»W1t ;I writ* tolet joa know bow I am rotttnj oa. I netlro *

tbs bottla of tllxtoz* yoa sent me, asdth* wounas an nowMmplrtolr healed op, I wiU b* out ot ben ia a tow daptaad ret to work, which «t already *road*»d ta*. I- »¦roias to iwld* at u ¦lstet's. Mrs Iiollmar, 2S, (MauhjLino, l£atk*t Pbua, lioU. U you wtah to OM* thi* eaa* lorth* be3*et ol other poor' aosaraia do aa. Th* ra>au*o<yourIXixtar* is really woodoztil,—I r<cula you tluokfalservsat. ; : _ •Jc3*tJ. 1TC3. ' EtrwxasihATaccs.

Sold la. bottla 2* »d a ad U» «ub. By all COBM13T8aad PATEHT USDICUBB VStmOBB thron(hon tb«world, eraort torSJor lUetuap* oy TUB MSO ihtt iSBIUDLADD C0DBTXS3 DBU9 OOttPABT, IiaeolaTttAOS XLkSX, - BUWD MIXTOBE."

Ack (or C1ABXXB BLOOO UuXTTJEB cad do not U-vtrraadsd to Uka %Jt lmitscloa.

IEI3H INDUSTaY.

p. sooner & c o.,OlILV UlBECa 1ST islLASD OF ALb KiaDSO?

j DAlEr UxENilLS.

f'S-i-L. SBBBJ ¦ 1IILK PAILSGT7ABTT fe . iWB

IWi elaBBi :PAHS, '

fll »¦ iNDSJtE

COOUIJQ W~ ' [ TfiEPASS. »5 IJ I^&a sHI PATENT

¦ mi !«¦ 0ADZB-cEEiMsM | B[BOTTOU000L3, 01|tj_ ifflHM| STBAHrBB.

Cburcs tj shown at Dublin Show, 1830 :—0, 10b 13, IS, 18, 20 Gallons.

£0/0, 22/0, 24/-, £8/-, 31/-. 33/0 Each.SUBJECT TO THE TBADE,

UILK PAHS 16, la 20, 22, 24 Inches,iUDE OF 8TB0NQ 8rEEL.

Special Prices for quantities of a Dozen asd Up-wards. ; cnylO^m¦ . Noin AOSBXSS t—

23, GE0liaE'S-8TEEiST, WATEEFOEDTrr.E0BA»n ADoaua :—

T O O M E Y L WATEEFOED.

SVLD PH0T0OKAPBS Copied aaat* tiae 91V7 enlarged la Crayon orO Us at moderate) prioaa,Best work only. Qmateat cart taken, and Originalreturned with Cople*, carriage free. M OLOVJBR,0, WestmorelanJ, and IU. Stephen's Oreaa.Dabltn. | aAly

WATfiBPOSD AND LlaCEBICK EAILWAT.

JULT 7aUBS. 1830. ;THE ordinary Goods Tnlits or Special Trains

: will carry Live Stock frjm tb« aolcrajonUoaedFairs !—' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ; .

Osrrick-on alr Hj U«rk*t, Moidty, 2Sb Jaly. :Limeriok Janetiaa, for Taoplaoor* Fly ilirkei,

Toeaday.tS ; :Eanis, for 6«IBa»«all* Fair, W*1a«*iay. 3)C*Ur Cattl*F«ir. Wedn.sUy,W .Oahir Fif Uark*t.Tharslar,31 I :C»rrio!c-o'>-8alr 9attU Fair, TbarsOay, 81 .: < ; ¦Tba ab0T» to taksa froa tn* pabjahad lUt of fairs,bat tha Ovapaoy do oot tonfaaU* it* *-—T'TH * ¦

- ' JOHN EOBBBT8. TrameVlKSai^TraSo Vaaaftfa oSoe, Umirlok, llsj UfloT^

KKAHNQ-S P0WDKB. i : , |j__ Kill* FUts, B»i«, U^h*. B**U<a

KEArma'3 POWDBB- C :. ' KUU FuM, B«««,alotha.B*MI*,.

•wrKiXnxa POWDBO. I JXL: ! EUU »l«avi, BanlfotlN. B-sUa4KEATIHa'8 POWDER. I j !-v T

«0>W >k» Bat^ Motlia. B*»AUa.KJBATlNq"8 POWDER. i ! ¦ . . — rr~"

, ' > Bib FUaa, Bata. Metts.B—iaakTb* njwto aoMMcaMUanais sadvaatiaAsi

aad qua akeakT W wiU spriakJs4wt3i"M tSUSiSsdrEE^drs SfisaSeSS*y W **Wa> VBBvaiVBWp^ ^H B' SBIBSBBBaV *I4BBBH*9 kT **¦

I*V* BHW*BV ^ *V*vtwBHBH sft¦K^ftl^baB^kfli

feed , ¦£¦»-»<[«tSSSSSf !«c% kMiiL)i3 * 'M. ¦! ; jgut- iaV <xnd£u? ' . . i i

Sa iftSy 1 1rMmmmm

ews.WATEEFOKD AND LIMEEICK EAILWA1

SoadUjr Esemwioiu (to W»t«r£nrd f a r1 : ctaaoML Uttiuaore, ke.

A FAST EXCCE8ION TBAIH, ronoinj as*; fcelow, will leave Limerick at 96 o.m, osk.

opd.r<oi>r<«tooe»l <J*t «;'vht :•— : , i8UNUAfS, I8'h HAT, JUt and Utb JUNE, 1Mb

aDd 27tb JOLY, 10th abd 24tb AUQDST,i aiad 9tb SBPTEMBEB. 1800. • ¦

R&u * Farm U Wair/oHL;jlstCL 2ndCl. 3td<X

. ?s- 0d. 5S. M. S»,O»V

. 6A. Oi. 4«. W. 2«.«i.S S i

W A10 Si

Lirwri*

S8SSL- : Ki H- ¦*¦"¦ ^^-&&: = : -5i S} »f - »~<~<-»-*°<~r

. i : WaUrford arrival 12.10 p.*.Returning from W.tert'id at 7.5 p.m. and arm*

ia Limtiickat iaWpj n-' 1 '.Brtween iotermediate Steipptnt; Stations Betas*

Ticke's will b- Issued at Hajrle . Fan*. TtokHstavsH .ire for date of iesoe only 1 bnt PassrasâahdM ag lExcnrtfen Ticfcetaleap'retpco fcy aWpjsv'Mail Io ! 8titlona at : wfarutj ttat Ttaln stops. A*Half Fares nor Lo*xaM allowed. _ *i 'r

Darinr' the mouth* of Jalf, Amras», wd Septnab**^Trains leave Waterford for Tramore at 1180 »oav,L30p.m-J 1-20 p*L, 4J0 p-m-J and SSOpja.; andtaaa*.Tramoraat 1 p.sv, S p«an 4 bA-, 4> p.a-,6 p.as aa4|J.45 rj .m.' - I .¦ ' ¦

For Elver 8aiUn2S beiweon Waterford aa*TDootaore see8tram Cotopao'ys Advertisemefita.

I JOHN E0BEBT8, TiaacMansgw.Tr»«lo Uawgot'sOfioe, Limerick, H*y5Sta.lfiML

viTRcm&n inn IJMBBICK KALUWAW

Boyal Hail Bauto tat KUk«e-TBAQT aad 8TEA«IBqAT SKBV1CB, Mfi,

between UHEBICK^ FOTNE8, aad KU>-BU3B.—Th« following w»B b* fia 8*rrie», ooorsteM-iai{ oa8ATirSOAr, tb*23th!J r;NB,18W.

8j>»dAi. 8anric»--e»turdky- iaavisr Umoriak aft.4.3S p.m. Monday, leavioa: KJlrosa at &0 s.m.

^• ' jb,»( 8a(«nUv« Sa*srd*(***%A.X

7 *59 09 2S

10 a10 »7 408 248 53

e)7 45I 8 « 5

l>ave Waterferd 1 aop-sib.aa2*03 &3SS10 ISa.a.11 1712 5 pjsv2 108 4B a.sj>9181 90p.s«.485

U Otst11 43tan6 07 45

doarncl —Caber _Tipptnrytimniek Jcaotisa -DabUa -aUUare

Cork (via llmeriek loaMallow

a isChactsvill*EaoisUmeriebTnleaLlstowtlUawnatla

B 18It U6 0«ss8 ISrjc1 0345,. Foyaea (Steamer^

Arriv* Kilroah

. 10 30 8 OavavLeave Kilrosh (eioiser)

„ -Foynes (Train)Arrive HawoaStU

" LUtowel

rj tI 0«287 509 0129

10 fttt»1 K>2»Tnl«*

Linxrifii" ,Iiavsrici _. *29 U W avav„ niMrIvdJ«(*i»LiakXan)eSI 3 8pJav

z 'XS r z 1% >3z-%£r* z in ignJ %S r- ' : ;: « " »«t„ ! Uaeriek JeacUoa ... I 3 25 1* 15

i Tipperary „ 8 55 - IX ?» :. ;; .I, : Cs8eY -. I «30 t » i!„ ; doaatel ... 7 0 1 *» ; -.'„! Waterford ... I 8 30 31> ^81agl* ncket*-«p*oial Low Fan* to or from IlnM

aad Kltraah, a* aadar, wOl M <huf«d j-Ut CUas, tu. «* ¦.lodCla»m7&»(3rfCUaa, Sa.«d. I ¦ r.;Bctora TtckMs wtU to i*sa*d b*tw**a Tiauiek Wfi

KUrosh «ta rai»-«ad-a>h *vailihU(*rs*v*md*n,«WStot iam«Uolai]ed(SiiBdAy.aot r*okeasdJ_ ¦ ¦'¦- •

UmaibuM aad Can na M«W*M KOraah a»d Iitt»* h».eonoeotton with eua»xa«d Haul*. : _fB.a-Th*-»rtt«rtonl «ad LUMrlok BiQway o*J OmLo»*r eUasom 8UamahiD Coaapui**, Iora0m» UaakM*rhroo.h Boat*, hmby rlr* PbbUo MoUs* that thaywtUt0*1/ :told thmMlres rmoaElb)* for U-tr i«s>«uM«y.:serrloas.: Oa h* aooooa* wfll *i»} H*"?/"*****'* *'nor to* *»r Car 9*rvto* totwaas Xitnah and Kltt**, a*p.

WATERFOBD ' AKD LafEEICK BATLWaW

nnEAlN ALTEBATIOKS I oa and afUt TrJaBP«»X ! Wth JULY . 1800. , J S.

MAIK Liica.—Th* Train wbioh now Uav*s Ilsmlsjrfor Waterford at 11-10 a nu' wfll sot l*»v» aasfl JMBiam,i eoonectioj at Ltaertek /naettoa wiflitWJMfam Train trjm : Cork, and will arrive Ia W*»arr4*J*3-30p m. Tha It pi Mall, LUnrJeJcta W»fcgrar%win fee accelerated betwem LUasdek JtuOkmmmWatttfori. arririaa; la Watarford at 8-W*sa/_5fc840 pm JUU Train from Waterford to Iimttfckw*not totv* until Sp in, aad jwU ardv* ia Iissariak •*•1-SO a nt- . 1 : _ • ,. ¦

BOITDAT TRAISS TO KlttAuot.—Tha W a mTiaibÎ a«Tickto EXlaloa,

andS pia Tfaia, KfflaW

ta Uaaeriek. will b« diaoontino*! ThaipssM*to Kfflaloe. and th*8-30n m Traia from JBMoa**nuaaasaa]. Tb*8 8 ' Ladyof th*Lak*"wiO*s»Vply in oonnectioo with th«** Tralas. . . ';_

For farther pardoalara *p» Oompaar'a TJaa.aa*FareTabks. . i . . ' ¦ " :> ?'i'

! : JOHK BOBEBTB, Trafla afsnigtTnJSe Uanaon's Offlo*. Termiaoa, 7th Jub, »m-i^

i PIANOS,: 1HARMONIUMS, AMERICAN ORGAJ&¦ M ; THREE TEAMS' 8T8TBII. •' ^:EAST TEEM8. LIBEEAL DISOOtTlft;

niostnttd Price LUts i witb fa PartJcahx*, . :-.\ I ' - : Poat Frasj : , • ¦ ' f:

VIOLINS, ¦ . '- •! lOUITARS, ' : -, ;'¦ ' CLAEIOHEtS, , vîi ! ACOOBDEOHS.! : MOSIC BOXES. \j T; COBSCiaV

BANJOES, ' :i FLCTE8. . ' : '- ;; 1 coscxvrmj s^ > K¦¦ OBOAITKTTS8. \j <' MSTBO«OMK3,tei«

BEST VIOLIK, BASJ0. *aUnA»8TainM|i i PBI0K U8T FOOT '<WB*M. + J W

MUBIC-Th« Ursest Stock et Sh«ai Maikg

TusreIrtlaad ofor.! Fnt

Toa«ravisUaU¦al Twaiacfl co

partioalara ca aypUoaUo..PIGOTT AND CO., !; ! " US, OBAFTOJ^«TJ»»»V [ ¦] $

: 11. SUVFOLK-STBIBT. DUBLDt 1L . i I . m -p-; ! ; MAOeWTTH

;iis . aR4mi>«piMMjBM<ml\;i MADS wmi a )«ufvai«iJtttisH k*T un> nusy wAff i

Wm ow:;

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~"~ j j | ^Patcrjfotd ffiaiteet^f^. ';]j" U i J WateiJ/Vwd, July 26i 18*0.; |BLACE OATS—Ia good demand, and some largo parcel*

wld tbi« week at top quotations. '¦ : ; . [\ : > .) ; . "NAHVE WHEAT- ' ! ; . . ' " ' ;¦ ]

: HFOREIGN WHEATr-Pltm. ; i .- .

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y IZ -Moderata demand, and no ohinge In prices. - / '¦

vtOtTB—Firm. . : • ¦ ' . . ; ' . '.

i ! ! J. 4 S. PHELAMj:!i . I

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igk .[ uor uan. ol i8Olb»- a. d. s. d. s. d.. s ¦.~ : Bed - - - . W 0 UO 0 03 0 00 -0i~ ; Shippinz do - ¦ >N 0 UJ (I M 0 01 (I

TSh'T""'- « » <*> < oo 'ro i flo - o'"" I ! Malting . I - . « ' 0 UO 0 00 ;0 QJ 0

i H | i Gwy. :. . uy u ¦ W « W : 0 0 opi/iirE uetiaolc , o( 2801b. • ' . _. i . ¦ "• jFLXT7 Ei-Supokne.- • • 23 0 j, C »' . «

H ' ! Fines . . . JO 0 29 0 " : <i 0 0: Sr*» - - . . 2U U £ i 00: 0 0 0

IOTJWBDI O. . : . B U | 6 9 0 00 '

i i^-JEION.

WHEAT, per barre l ot£8011)8— j : Aastr&lfcui i

' : Calitforuian— I ! Nicopol •_ i Santo Fo_ : Qabitb.

INDIAN COK«. .. i .

FEES.

e. d. s. d21 , 9V>SI'921 3 21 J21: 0 21 000 0 (O 000 0 OJ 0GO 0 00 0

z i ; r S»» ?*?"•»»•» :S ;S- a 3= :!= ¦£# : : . : : :S;S TS_ i i — American • • . • . 1 1 8 1 1 3

FLOUB. Ainorioftu, par birrol of lflaiba. . • °° 0 W 0_ j , French, Per Kujk, ot 2801bs. . . W , l> «* "

INDIAN MEAL, Itrerican. per tack. . . .)» 0 «lI i _ { Hpm» Maiiufsjtnw, per) ,a <, ¦• * ¦.

i t« sack, of 2801b». f u ; 8 ls s

(Corrected tMt day for tht Watar/ori Heat). ¦I : PE0VISI0N8

Bico» Pias, pax owt.; — — «5s 0d to 48t. 0Btxtxs do I — — 0>3 0 60 0full : do ! — — 00 0 8 0HXAtoi per ton ; : — — £21 0 0 ' O o OIOBD (cnimdlar'B) : — — 0 0 00 0

i | : BUTCtLEBg' MJBAT. ¦Bi«r, per lb. I — — OJ. M. to Os. 9 'Hbnoif , peflb. i — — 0 7 0 8LiMB. per qr. : '! - - . H 1Vui, perlb. - — ' 0 3 I urOBt , J>ei lb. - ¦ -J 0 8 0 8

I- : " FOWL AND-EaOB.Caicuxs, per pair I -" • '•• — ' ¦¦¦ *«• BJ toSs OCoct Tuuiis .perptir- ¦ — '„ ¦¦ 6 - 0 10 0Hen Do. * _ , _ ; 0 6 Q 0Docnurat perpalr — — • s ° 3 0Qwsi, do. - - ' i < > 8 0fcooe, P«r 120 i ! - -¦ « 6 7 uDuo* £re» ¦ • ¦ -i ; - ¦ « 0 0 <¦Fowt .perpilr — — 4 0 4 0

I ' :. COALS. :C«*U. i?er ton — — IS 0 00 0DillTerod- perdo. — — 20 ° ° °

j :# POTATOES, :PrlM perBtono — ' — Oj 7J. to Os. 7a.

•| ¦ ¦ BEEAD. : 'WHIT*, per Ubs. - : — Oi.V. *». OdEonsiaou), per do "" , ' " " ' ¦

i • ¦ ' F I S U, ;

NiswiotwBLiaD Codfl»h , per cwt. — 18a. OJ. to 19« 01KoBWit liXKBiBOS, Sound, par b&rrol IB 0 00 0 .

; Do; Split Labrador - ! - M 0 00 08U.B0B, porlb. - - 'K l£ 22 2GRJW», per do. - - 0 7 00 0fiou.Ser do. , - - } 2 $ 2:Tn»SOT, V«r do . — _ ¦ - l v °° "¦

, ; . | " | TUIBEE.Blo' El»» per t0n, ! - ! - 70»OdW83j OVuivoir P«» per do — — 05 ° 2° SSiu«. por lo5o - - IS 0 0» 0LITHS. per do. — — 19 0 W 0

i Fodder and Groon Crops.IUT. p«r ton (new) — i — •13s. Od to 453bm ", whoaMn — — W 0 55 C

DJ./oa.ei , ¦ - - SO 0 8o 0Tuasirs, por do. - - OJ 0 OJ 0MA»BOIJW, per do. — — U> 0 OJ 0CuLtort, per do. - — 0 0 00 0

' ' D7atorfor& Bajior ZSarlsot. :¦iJumfcrr tf Firkin * weighed at thi PublicButti r IJarlet

for Wuli ending Friday (thi$ day), Priee$.

BalttrdsTf — 578 i - ' 70s Od. Ms. .OdMondsj,1 — 0 — i OJ. Od. to Os. OdToexlivl - 0 , — u«. Od. to Oi. OdWednesdv — 23 ; — 7>\s. Od. to 10s. OdThur«da,7- 88J • - ; 70s Od. to. 63j . OdFrldir. — 0 — 00s Od. to 00<. Od

S . of BirHai Corresponding Week LsatTcar JIMtnc« P«rC»t _„...... S5» to IOC*.

LOOAL BAILWAT TEATFJO,Tta UHtcs is tf Jor ««i iniint July 181K, ltfO.

~"—~ WaMrtord Watorford Kiltmnj WtUrlordi and udContnl JnneUon DungtmnI Limerick Ireland Kailwsjr ! ,,»°d-•(£80 B11«B (Jlmila (S8J mi«« J nuort! open). J opea) op«n) | 1*3 mila)

"' """"l e I d, £ » ' d, £ It d. £- •. : 4,

i"'5f.B< S' 227 0 0 la 'o 0 19J 8 0aaijjttSt. . _ _o_o j g » o u i7oloul.-. —.:«S3 0 0" &57 0 0 Ii9 0 0 823 13 0

SS3 -88M 0 0 «O

0 0 1M

0 0 *** 0 0

rnolidL J39 miles of Joint Lines worked by Wotorfora•ad Mdexick B&UWR7 Comjaiv M »3«lii»t lfl aUM .J«* tl«" | ' : - _ ____ '

; : . J BIETS.. • ¦. '. - i .~ ^r...

• lkth ia t. «t Broil-stroat, tha irifo of ~DtI TiWflU* o! *d&OKbit '. .' ¦ : ' ' -

: | i DIED. : ' • ' ;Oa aijk Jalr, lKW it Ponldretr Hoara, »«tci i mtVLctai

lltess.1 n >bert Ard««h, Bffed 68 jaui i dtopU rcjrettoi ,13th is , »t Banny«ld«, HItown, Marj Boiferj, ««ed V

* «n n|t, .t Dorgla roisd, DabUfl. lltrr, rollot of Difid

Ham,'Zfii., muam)rilC cift WnMtfarf. ' ! : :

1 flbbLIN STOCK EXOHANOB-THTB PAT. :i BAILWATB. . : I ,

Oroit Southern 4 Western M. ... .» "?JitldU id Oreo* Western •;•• J"?FGreat Northern Eallway , ; ! 'ji*Dabll i, Wiokaow nd Woxford ... ... ." «?

| . BASKB. . „.,K»tioiJaink ... ... - |ttProrii dilBank .... ... ; "' UTABank if Irelftad . : „... - °1

îlttriiterand LeinBUrBanl: ... \HI HAEVET & SON. Stockbrokers, Woterfotd.

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GUARANTEED ;

UHE 3UALLE0 CIRCULAT 10M' ÂTURDAT, JOLT 26. 1890.

POST: EDITION|[ BOYS TTILIi 33B BOY0

Daring the short I period m which he hasfliscbaêd tbeTDagiaterial duties «i the CarriekdistrictTColonel ETanson, B-M . ba» not prt>?edhimself a very bitter specimen of the Bfrao^'ab'.e 'gbnue , aad [bis dismissal of the EdwardHI caio agninsti the man Weston afc tbe lartCarrickbei? SeBiionB ehowed "that at least some-kind J fair treatment may be experienced atbis hands. The matter to ,whwV we ;nowwish fo call »he attention of j onr readerscoes lit dispel that view, bnt we Jncline.to thinkthat £tae a-tion of Coloneli Br«n«»» ."»company with Colonel Stewart, in tending *b«lads Keane and Collins to prison. ind1 Mbae.qaently to a reformatory, at ¦ he Camckbe»ai is, , was nnnecesaaifly. «aT«re, ana . webold contrary toj all good Jaw. Thebowhadleen oWbt by the police twpasting in-MerobaVa and the onJy eridence wWoh «rald boproended to support the ;obarge " onnd.wlthJnterit! to commit a, larreny" 9*- *» - ™">n*Iwratjed evidenw of mother lad who bad turnedQaeeVs eridend, and who Wore | th»t _ tte¦fithet itwo had in«t«d him ont for-f jnck.,,1 .Ltni... a~{f fh« m«n who owned toeWit [of the , orobard, depbsed tbtt it. . j»Mn.i ' Igbod and not worth catlna

^*n*.£*

think i that when : the ;oWoer of jthe Jfoitdid not think bta property of •offioient wlo«to fMuire proteoUon,, there i» in *h

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» prifiatton of !tbe boy> intent.,. Bnt -theniaiak was not legally nor onlawfolly prowa Mdthe boys bare" been wrongfoUr ; cOT*t««u t\ «fpauing with Intent; for the only crimoMv& ' iJt, *t» prored against tbem WM •bnolytremaWng. l sln, orchard r»\>btogt* W»i,*CrlA l for whSh i«ny !UWrtl t»W»J;«W*orid|too BeTerjy poudebn ••fy '' ' ¦¦"*&-%iu bin in an erring! tnomtni acmled tpa w»wpat seigoboar** garden) and jorlolirta j«jjiwtg iVrar*! frnlt jn»d tboogb the adoption OC ¦*«toni it by JQTenllrt'doe* noieitaWWiMrer/Wijbcodi bf monki neWtneUM tb« b67* WBO#o

i lÛiabboda bappy fioort So ^

HHU I oo« »w ,rwMWwk

il«tei

come e«petb.tmejrw, .and Witb'ihWt:HtUfrJearntn •>;whioh tie pr iJe^wis

is 'a dVngAroipittlng, thd 1wIU com j 5 mt oif jibe Beforostorjfllnlttrted In waystbat

^wiU lead tbfmioto the' most yUldns coniter,ani thai viu e»«»taally proVB itbeir deittnctioD.

; - ':. I •¦iaiBLAyi» '. i -- !w!nr6. :; : : ^ ' - ' : ;. For ttia fonrtbTtimeinBo'sbeiBaiotfthe represen-tjve

ol Ireland carried off; the £oho ChallengeShield fro m the piokedi shots j>f Jlnttland and

Scotland, ConBaering the' cafe taken by themother t onntry ; to rentriqt' the praotice inIreland his ; result cannot liot i be Toted OBmarvell iu i. |Xhe Irish> of coarse,; are ! toodisloyal U i beâllowed yolnnteer oorps, yet, jwiiha mere aindfal of riflemen to chooso from, theyare able t > hold tbe field against all comers.1 :

Waterfb: rd Bioyollita lat '< Enniaoorthyi

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The *V e«rK^n ;give8 |the following report ofBioycle B ces held at

Enniaobrtby on Wed-nesday, in' whicU a couple of JWaterford com-petitorel took part :— j j |

One Mile Blorele Haadimn (sonntT norlce ). pnonmn-tlca birr*d-f P. Hodion, L C C. acnt«b, 1 j E J Stesben-son. N It B C. scratch, 2 i reteii SKarmnn, E O A C, 20yds.3 ; W LjEooba, scratch;:0 i JohnSiraine, E C C, scratch,U; Jamea Eocbe, 20 j t i &n, 0| Johs' F T/sdal), Ennis-oorthjr, M j< a, 0. I Won by 60 yds j iime between »eeoad andthird. . " I ; , -. ' : j ; ¦ ; ¦

iOne II lo Blojcle Handloap (cooflnoJ to roadsters 381b

weight, pn samatlca barred)-E| J ! SUphesson, NewRoes B O. 1 rO ,'Tds, 1 | R H Andlej. Bower BC. scratch,2; R Hndsc n, E C O , SO j i t, 8: P A Jeffaros, Kew Kou,B C, WO' yji, Ojj W Lfiocoe' E Q A:C, 1« yd., t» i E GRobinsonJ B C 0,1 180 yd*. 6,: W W Eobltuon, E CC1.0 yds i MoVeditb, Watertobd, 30 yds, 0 j N N Ljnoi, owes•ffl /da, 0. Won ~bj IB yards i a ynrdc between eeoondandtb.rd. ¦ ¦ i ! ' • i i

TltnvMa nAan TTeniif •an t-mrr* M.ITA« nnanm.tl.. ollA«rfl4^^

0 F RodioBd. WaUriord.il« jds. I t H R Andley.RorerB C, sFnich, 2) P A Joltdresi New Eoea, ; 250idLU; H Magnire, Wexford, Oi yds , iO j W W Boblnson,E C O , SSff J iM, OjE J Storenson, K«w Boss.'210 yds. 0 |N N Xyoch, 10 yds, 0, Won cosily, An&ley'easlng op In Ustup. 1 ! i : . i | i I ! : ' ; ¦ ¦

itlayclel Bice, ' Three Zltles, ' Handicap, jopomitlabarred—S 1 Lynch, 20 yds, 1) B E Andley, eonteb, 2jR Hudson. 3«j ; yda. 3 i rp A Jeftares,1 550 yds, O i HMagnire, 2» yds; 0 ( W WEobinson,; 40 • yds, q) MerediUi,SOo yds, '.. Iw on . by £0 yards; a foot^botween teoondandthird. : I I i ¦! * i i ; 1 ' ' '-i! ¦ ¦ i !

Bioycle nice. Throe Miles, pneumatics allowed—BHndson, 12 yds, 1 j CP Redmond, scratch, J i PCJeSares, 550 |jds, H. An excellent race i Won by ten yards jRodniond'eai ^ns np.' ¦ ¦ » : i . • " ¦ '" ' i ¦

! ; . " ===-[ !r •THB FATHER MATHEW iOENOJENABY.

! ! ^ -—-rrr-! - j " I ¦¦ • .On Thui sday niabt ,:Jhe Very Eev; Fatber Paul,

O.S.F.C., jleotured on: the ""! Jjife and i.»boiirs ofFather Mathew before a.rather: email at dience inthe Citj- HalL j The Mayor (Aid T TooW i presided,and acDonêt others present we noticed besides theEev lectater :—AJd Horgan, ; Mayot of 3orlr, W JLace, M P, Sen 'Father T| l)odl«y, Adm, TFurlong, p C, *V! Pbelan, CC. E J Cfwy ^CC,Fathers Maber and Wogao, 0 S P, Father Dairy,0 P, Father Edche, OJP, Aid EiMahony, City HighSheriff, -Alii Redmond, E Heajfne,|T 0, 11 tMorrUsey,

•T C, P J Sulliiao, T C, T Qoinn.jT C, PiWatJ b, iiP Edwardk, Temperance Leagneiof Gwat Brttalo,etc, etc. |Tbej Mayor introduced tbe Very EBTlecturer) who said that this naa to be a memorableyear in ,the annals of Ireland, 1 a year! iu [which theIrish r&cq at borne and abroad were rising up IDcommon accord and unity to , pay a tribute t« tbememorM oi Father Matbew. : They ! had- alreadyheard tbatf on next October a great national demon-stration- mould take place in the streets of Cork inbonoor of Centenary Apostlts of; Tempeiance forCork was the city of Father : Matthew's . adoption.He oipre sed the joy they felt at addressing anandlence o '. Waterford people, on the subject of tbelabours of Father Matbew, b&atki of . tbe warmth ofthe receptions I which tbe people! of this city badever accorded that grr~at man. Having disdiissed theclaims of fals sabject to bs considered a public bene-factor he remarked that it was usasl after great de-monstratlt DS' such BS tbat proposed, to. have some6aitable|aemorial erected to, point out to futuregeneratloi s tbe gratitude ot a lo'vlag peoplp, and tbepeople of (tork. bad resolred after t bis coming demon-stration toJereet a suitable memorial, tp sbow races yetnn-bord: t sat tbe people of this century were notDOgratefo' for tbe labors of Father Matthew.; andbe went en to say tbat t bo proposed j memorial wastbe comD etion of tbe obnrob, tbe construction ofwhich bad been! began by Father Matthew in tbeoily of Core. He then reviened la detail the chiefincidents la tbe life of Father Matthew, and dwelten the beneficiaf results of his efforts in tbe ctoseof temperance,; while be referred to bis devotednessto tbe people of Cork daring tbe Fltgne year, andreminded (he audleaoo of Cue good priest's effortsduring !tb3 famine; Towards: the conclusion beaiked U !t wer» too muob tp-ask tbe people ofIreland| to come forward and raise a spire on FatherMathon s oborob as a memorial of bi« centenaryyear, He said that a sum of J87,00O nai necessaryfor the Wmk, and £2,000 of: tbll bad been eoDtn-butdd by j tbe people of Cork, :n>ila the Americanpeople bad seotorer slmoit a tbpasaod paunds. Hethen toai ked tbe , BUhop publicly for his sanctionto tbe tncveiEcnt, and expressed hit gratitude toFatb(-r i!O Donaell for enabling jhim to make tbiiM ,.l IA ttia *»ltv nf WntprfnH. I ¦ l ¦ ¦

His Wc rship the Mayor of |Cork then addressedtbe meetlpg, and sa:d that 'tbe;celebratlooof thiscentenary wasia national duty J ;The tiibute to hismemory' irpuld bea natljnal tribute, and be hopedtbe peopl ) of | Irplaod would jaulst in making itwortby of tbe man to wbom tbe' cnemcrial would bd«ectfd,f ;ie referred to tbe Thomas F Mea^btrdemonstra :ioDi and aaid tbat the people of Cork bodjoined in that, bâoso Meagher Was a man who baddone good fori tbe whole of Irehnd, and for tbecame iriiason Waterford ihonld assist Cork incelebrating the memory of Father jjlatthew, whowas a national ibenefsotor. I j ! ¦ :

Mr W F Lane, M P, add tbe Uea had got abouttbat thll wasawork in wbich oif iy folal abstanerscould taki parr, and ID which tbe; general publicbod se rif bt to take a p»s.-log lni«r*stJ He wouldwiBh to l oprfss upon tbem tbat it nai entirelyseparate a id dlitlnct from apytbloj} la tbe shapeof a total abstinence orâoiiatiOD, or a tempcrince.-rosadp. No doubt! Father Matbew 's cl.lm on theIrish grat tude »M owin(f to tbe wonderfu l workbe bad ac< omplisbed in his crutude, and fiat claimw<u recognised In j ertry quarter or the globe. Hewent on U> lay tbat: the worfe of tbe celebration wasa national duty, and though tbe cltficena of Corkmight batle mode) a mi<takelaconifloib( (themanage»ment to a wmmittee Of tbemleUes instead of «um-moniDf a natioBal xonTentionJ i-Ulj they wefa prUmarlly responsible,1 for tbe oondactioa of tbeceleb atlrri in Cork, and tad undertaken the dutyon behalf if the people of Ireland, j Concluding benmed on the people to aabscrihe | as liberally asthplr means permitted, and!s«id tb:at!eTcn|if therest of Ireland refuted to contribute the people ofCork had resolved! if neceesary, to cary W tbecelfbraUoc single fcaoded. j : • ¦ , I

Fatbir ] )ooly, !Ado>, then prorxsed that the fol-lonin? teDtlemen ba appointed a protlslonal com-mittee to forward contributions la aid of tbq mem-oiUl-Tb« Mayor, the City Huh Sheriff, tbe priestsof tbe city Aid Eedmond, B Hearn», T C. the pre-•idemsbf he National ond Literary Club,. Tradesr.L,h Tour a Men'» Booiety, Plj? B.uyer s:A»sociation,Temperance Sociaty, and the Workmen's Club.

Aid Mabony *econded the reaolutiod.A vote of tnanks to the Mayor on the motion of

Aid Bedmjond and | Mr Xane, termipoted tbe pro-ceedlng».n _ ! '' ! '¦ ' ': , : .

ThU week I This week 1 1 i This week ! 1Further iUdocUoni at oar Great Clenr-All Sale.'The remainder of our Summer Noreltles must becleared inofiatter what tbe losf. jEobertsoD, Ledlle,Ferguson fCo, Ltd., 63, Quay, Waterford. ;

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MAOWNEBT iÂCOTglNT

: IN THE

We renrit to l'earn that on Monday lns», MartinCoffey, junior, of 8a»»i{etow;B, near kUl, was rayleValy; 1 joted, bit '•¦*•?Wf «»f «'»« cabbig. iqtting machine, by f»b|ch two of , bUBngers iero frightfully .crushed and muill ited.He was

; l b ought at once to Kllmactbomas, :wb«eIt »M fou id neceiMry to amputate some of tbeflngeTi.! 3nat.vnipatby . il fett for . Mr. CoffeyPb3 Is j, Ji r«e farmsr, and •¦» *TJ popukr oea.berof tiie gil£aotboma«; Board of Oasrdmoa. ; :

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Two ii* n»med Martin oiffoey, of ;New-streetand Jcspph Jtffrw, ol Jobn'c-Wt. wtre flsbing otbe Pli l ia ; tbe Park, «n Toniiday, whan taelrattrtJtieb « ai attraoted by a corked bottle: whUh. wasfloattogip with tbe (jtreaui. The; flsbing tauke «aaat oncelli otufbt lnto requl-IUoa ln Sfudriog -tbeori*», and fie* a good deal of; soljBnt flo c«ting.tbebotila iris ir*«n aibire. Boiblndi as once hurried»w»y wilt their booty and seeking ooMbe, moat¦helt ral « jot in i tbe Park, tJok swish tor s.lib aibjMte till the oontepts W«*B exhausted. , Colicimmediat r felwd tbe t«o,«nd they lay for • «necourt lditte Park In be mclt .boriible agony, T«Olit Id gufls of their scqualaiaace came oiruw (beiol'o this !c <bt, »od lujisud thein home.! : It w«sreDort«& 15 tie lpjUce tiat tboboy* ib-i d'drankpOlJtf, >o 1 ' at ad IJoDitiblVTwUi; end UitgetniJfolliDsilst ODcebnnU-d to tbilr boDitf to «sen tainibs trofb, »odX i ty loood tnWt bulb boys bad par-tiken ofTsx ui« l-quid,) wblon WII !either whiik«y ormetbyoiite I sj.Jra. \Dr. Cull¦* jwos iaimedisttilysaujujonW asd iocd r bis cate|tb9 boy* , w< rj soouI roagbt! « -ouod.' The tiro tit now ox a; ,f*ir wayto recojjrj. ; - ; . j j j . \~ >' } \ \ , : , : ; : ::;¦ ¦

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oroofb Cotr««pondent wriw that on Hocfiilott*Mxwili d«mot4lratlid >u beld attits tb« Pholipbobci |W»urftlr, :ia thew. \gpmb>tt *m »b« 'Mttwailaf jrsrmersid a eootlnirfot, h«*H»i ibjf 's, b»»d wltbfro* JWlyport. OpiiKildawj, .TW okJ-rttllkf was t«:prutesttk«l»«t tb tfen of ¦&**%»« to >a«ilM(J8li of :VtWprf..?tS»Jri,*k«f tflrWw, .M« f »*% to

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r.rjner. : tlti Dak4of Deroosbln', tbrongb his agsnt (Mr,•d wltb E. H. Potter), la«aed a cimnUr to bli toaantn |<B! okj>et tbeLuot'1-sW Cotkaod Wat^rfo d, KMntlng!thickSi"' " '•ta'i'iatviaeBt of 18 far oenl fff tbe Mars ;pbwftfiCl- wiyibl*.1 ! A; Correspondent goes Into ?cstaclw of»*VX tL tf- :«a'«if*oU»r iWult of tb« «Dto..H«Uoo,{aod>S.ht W W<! »o! touch tb»« " th« tena»t« ¦?«•:, to?/TH t t U A •» 0M »Ith tbe abaieUent glfsu by bll Qnt*"\ ICrôt "J'Tii Maiqoli of W«Uil^d, wb» b*i Boi y«t>HH *f iWttH ftipin M)< |ll«>« wbich uttaoked blm.twofftO. i >it>i agd Wti alkt«n) to "tmiih iMtrftwb JtoJa.W Â»sW#'i »Mcrf. .iV)rJ*-.M JtowJayrigM la•«W» . :«>) plUpffto ib*f|ii«asi/Bilt.'• = .--TT '• ¦ ¦ ¦¦ 'i ;

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T/ECSB Beams 'to be a'remarkable diversity ofropinion ; regarding the prospects of the! potato1oôp|ln the present, year of Kraoe; and no,twoagriqaltQrtJ connoueurt. can be found to agree-S6mti incline to the opinion tbat the blight thatbaa ip some parts el tbe country, made" Itselfapparpnti IB but a mere nothing, sad will resultin nq serioua c$neral disastrous ccmsequendea,while.] ' ot' b rs of| a less\sanguine turn state .tljat the.iymptomB already felt are but tbe signs,of a terri )le blight that is about to fall upon afaddestroy tpe whole potato crop, and one gentle- jmpniiwhonlwe heard speaking in reference to the]su;bjeat, went BO far aa to say tbat never sinceme lamine; year, BOS a Diignt , oeea BKU OU IUSpotalp'es K>;early| in;the year. i

: jHpwByEB things may finally result, the crop jis j not' of! such j a' , quality as that of wbiob the:early ! spring gave promise. The: decided,in-;feriority of rthe' potato of the year '90 may bo 'occonnted ; for by tbe hitherto unsummery dis-position of the : weather, and in all probabilitywithj a continuance of auoh a season, tbe dreaddestruction is inevitable. , :

GOD lelp pur poor people if famine onco:more' bears! down on them, and wo trust thatthose wh6sd duty j it is to avert the terrible strokeof] starvation, will ; look to 'it while there is yettifna'.: : ' ! , i . .

|THE other crops are up to this untouched, andin sty probability | the yield will not disappointtb;e spring; anticipations, and we hope tbat these(the!grain;oi-up8)!wiU be maie use of for the un-fortunate peasants whose lives will be jeopardisediaj the event of the' entire fiilnre of their main-stay'during the coming winten . •

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jTttBBB are none of us who have perused tbepaeeal of Mitchell bnt will remember that hestyles'tho famine of '47 and''48 a mock fuminu.Though the potato crop all over the oonntry failedtbe yield ot corn in those years was larger andbetter than at I many nrevious harveetfli butthough the. land teemed nith provisions, thepeople perished by thousands in tbo fields andupon the .highways and byei-ways, done to deathby the gaant spectre of hunger,

J MlTCHEii points out in his Hitlery of IrelandtKat the appropriation of twenty millions to thepnrchiise oi corn for tbe starving tenantry wonldhive prevented the famine,' and be urges tbatsuch1 a sam would have been but a very inude-quate recompense for (be vast income whichEngland ! 'drew annually from Ireland. Hemaintains,1 too, tb'at had this amount, been votedinstead of a few paltry thousands in inefficientrelief crania the famine could have been averted.

WE trust then tbat Bhonld tbe anticipatedcalamity-befall the land onr Representatives inParliament will demand from tbe Governmenteucb. pecuniary resources as will help to feed ourpeople wbQe the affliction is present.

i CAPTAIN SLACKS, D.IL, has finally clearedout, but Mr. Cameron, bis successor in this dis-trict , ; bas not yet made', bis appearance. Thenew D.M. will, we believe,1 take up temporaryreaidenoe at Clohmel, wben be will resume theoperations against New Tipperary, which bispredecessor failed to bring to a successful is3ue.

AHOTHEB fashionable and official note by theway 3 tTbe Widow Doheny, whose evidenceconvicted the! Hennessys and thuBo others atKenagb, bos returned from America, whither abeneficient Government had dispatched' herwhen bet work waa done. ' Now that she bascome bobl she will probably resume tbo same oldprofitubj -game of

" blowing the gaff," whiohprovpd ;so useful to that far-oecing officer,Sergeant Montgomery. ]

AKOTHEE gentleman, who maieriaLIy assistedthe aforesaid Sergeant in several little, mutterswhere a [spy was needed, boa come out after"putting up" a twelvemonth.

SEEOEANT INOEHAIT, of Tramore, bos ouo-ceeded ia passing tbe examination needed toqualify him for tbe post of Head Countable. Weao not'feel inclined to give the new Head acertificate of good obaracter, for we fear miichjcoming from such a source, it would have an1effect contrary to what we wonld wish i but thidmuob wjt)| must say, in expreosing the views oftbe Tramdri people generally, no wearer of thepoliceoian'a uniform statiuned at tbe IrishBrighton beo erer commanded moto generalreSDect.; ! ;

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League direct attention to the doings at TjVate-Nford'fairsof recent date. Unfortunately cir6um>stances, overwbwh wo bad no control, preventedus giving a faithful and fall ajconnt of all theeaUs| transacted at Bullybricken during tbejpas^month or two. We mtan to keep a weather eyeopen in future. ;

I SEVERAL Correspondents write urging ns topoint ou^ tbe good tbat a thoroughly repreoenm-tive County OoaTentron would do at the presentmoment.' Many of tbo branches of the Leaguein East Waterford are not in suoh fig hting furnias tbe Irish leaders could wieb. They bate notgained such: laurels in tbe past that now theycan afford to rest on their oare. We hope daringthe approaohiog recess the onergetio countymembers will see their way to summon a gatberling :pf the.blaas for the purpose of burnishingthe weafp'no of the people. ;

MEBSBS. Hughes & Son, ia reporting progresofur tbe I past week , announce that EdwardQeprge Eeyton, ot . Waterfurd (what pmtis cotstated) i biW been awarded a new patent fo^"Improvements in watertoys und slides." '

Bt the 3-30 Tfamora trata on Sunday therewere a large number of carriages, first and thirdclsea1 1 but [they were all nearly empty. Thiswas;!tbe!ordinary dcur traio. la aa bour afurthis:|the obekp train started from Watorford, andit was crowded. Thus proving, beyond dopbt,that cheap, lor reasonable fares, are just what tbotravelling phblio require. i i

: Br the 2.30 train tbe fares were : Is 6d aadIs return ; by tbe 4.80 train the f.irea were IsaudlHd. Thêe are the fares tbat should always becharged.; ; Ho doubt the Manager will argue tillbe lwieo temper in favoi of tbo bigb fareo. ! Butone fact is worth a thousand arguments. | :

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THIS Tramore people should route themselves,ond memorial the Directors for u modification ofthe fares. 'Cheaper trips by rail and water inother quarters, will rain Tramore, if somethingbe hot done' before it is too late.

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are not .very remote. Tbe penny-wise-pound

foolish inhabitants, who objeoted to the com-pletiun of the-water supply eoheme suggeawdduring the earlier mootbB of this year, are, manybirds whisper us, inwardly lamenting.' ' I ,

: WaiT: about tbe seats for tbe Strand Boa3 ?On ilSuriday last hundreds asked us Againto call attention to the anomaly—a promenadewith'put a resting place. ' . . ; !! i: i ! ' " - 1 • — . : ¦ i i- Ii Wn kftrri tbat the property of Mr. Henry Ai

Bolton , comprislnz tbe townBlands°of JoneBtownand Oorrs^bdoff, in this county, has been jdis-potei of iby him under the Asbbourno Act. , Thepurdbase wu carried out by Mr. J. F. QuilkeJwlrJ; Carrick. and tboagh we bare consisteitly;set ourj jfaoA'agalntt dcar purcbutes, we ars imcline to' tbiok tbat in tbis iustance the tenantstiave seoared:" a bargain."

TflB entire are* of the estato : exceedsnine hundred acres, and tbo rent roll of tbetwenty-three! holding! amounted to £682 64.,while thet valuation was only £571, but the totalnf the aimut>l iostalments to be paid to the LandUotnmiBsion may ba rou«bly etated at £890,which is fan j average of 65 per cent on the old

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voyuro onunip oeiween w enprq ana Kilkenny isfltid fa be played nfc r this dty otf Sunday, the 3rdAugust!. iJtr. P. B.|Clesry,bbn, sac. O*nti»l Councilbaif *r.itt6B 'usklaa • ihe edttor of: thl« Jonrbal toaiVe| jail the ' ihew sary arr*ngemtints ¦ for1 theCOttteSth. ! ¦

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TBt butrage BOPgets canjtake.ibnt poorconBpla.tloi tioia the cooked returda just issued by (beImpebtorigeneral oNhe Eoyal; trlih CoBstsbulsry.'After tbe last quarter the LE.I.G. In this countyoonld inljr wark dpj 8 outragfs;| bat of couriej hansdal (special care; u taken not to meatio& whattheSe) were , for fear of the inevitable eontradiottctiiThuy police would Va4e to admit tbey had oithlnirto ao; |f th»j could hot shew some good 'service inthe shape at least of tiogui returns. , • : : • ¦ i ¦! '' ¦

K biEttisipMHBiiTl loformsj uaitbat a movetaehtIs an I foot to tborougly re-orgsnise the sttpp'ressedBallydqff' Branch of itbe League, and collect thestr*y kheep Into tbe fild. ' - i ; - j • ¦ ¦;

HBBI Is an lnJlrucllre item of news for theinformation of I rial landlords, clipped from tbeCanterbury Preit , whit h, a friend wa« klod enoughto forw ird : " I/and|lt Kent—At a recent mietiqgof the East Ashfpnjl' Asses9uient Committee :auapplicauon waa Bade; by an occupier of land for aredaction! Tbe farm: he holds was formerly] let ata rental o( l,000!a{year. , Tbe farm bas been foreome t(mo! unlet, irid the,present occupier hastaken if upon a 21 years' lease, determlnable pn hisEldo only at either S^

TOU or 14 years, at a rental of£250 per annum. JThiS Tact was pioved, add tberateable value reduced accdrdingly." !

ALTHonon the stakes for the upprod<>bln? horserace noeetlDj,' at Trataore, ore much higher tbaaever , before offered, j We understand the obariire forentram-o to tbe Ftaud will reoialu '.at the old figure.M. J.1&. believes inj rlopular prices and ba Is right.

AC RICBCT MATCSI was played on the strand atTramore between visitors and residents On .Thuts-d^y.; The home eleven won'after aa exciting Bnlsh.

MB; NICHOLAS Powso, V.S., w.riteo r«pudlatln(fall bounectiou with ] tbe famous Ball yneta eylotedferin. j He pub icly 'courts the fullest enqoiry, andwe are certain tbe ilgoblnet BrdBcb will noughtezteogate, nor augbjt set , do#a in malice wbenpasBiugi judgment on'his letter., ' ':

Tbls week I This week I |" •Tbla week ! 1 IFurther Reductions at our Great Clear-Alll SalaThe remainder ef oar Summer Novelties in List becleared|DO matter what the loss. Kobertaon, Ltdlio,Ferguson: & Ca, Ltdi, S^ Quay, Waterford. !

0ARRICK SESSIONS —THDBSDAT. \¦ ¦ . :¦ (From our Rtporter) . . I

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; DBUNK. . ' I' •John Baldwin was ['smothering'' drunk in Castle

street tba 1 previous evening wbeu CoDBtableFi'itz-£ iboau arrested blm. j He nas fined 2s 6d. |

Edmpod Connolly ttdmltt-ed the soft impeachmentwhen charfred iritb ai like> offence, and' was fined 6sas be bkdbeeu tbereibefore. . " |Mary, Clifford was] drunk tbreo times since thelast Sessions, and whan asked to plead she told : Ibeg- joor worship's pardon will you let me spake PI tjok iht pledge this mornin' frjm Father Sbeobaaaad ' ifjyou naat to ; send a constable tbere ! he'llcettify ! It. I nan very good nod sober and Indus-tridua till I got slot and tben I broke tbe pledge.

Toe bench took a lenient view of the case anddls-itiwed I the charges. , ,

Johnj E«lly got very very drunk os he halioltendons beforr, and Colonel Stoward with a frownfined him 4'Js or a month. :

¦ ' HE WiVTID riOBT. fWilliam Mearj, Constable Filzg lbbon said, was

drunk jand disorderly the otber , night and wentabout watlng a stictin hU hand aodaskiog ell bisfriends to fight blm,; He tmd not been .ob.iged bj-fora be mot tbe policeman who Landed him over toa few neigbb >ur<i that took blm into his lodging.He oaa fined 69. : *

. ' VBBT WET. ;Constable Baano: said wben the mail train; from

Wateriord came up]at 0.80 p.m. on last Tuesdayweek, Edmond Larkic got u1I . and joining a crowdtbaynerd banging about used flliby language, andbehaved In a disorderly manner. Tbe defendantpleaded that circumstances over ' nhljh he bad nocontrol'were responsible. He bad gone to the, re-gatta 1a Wnterford (ind got wet. Colonel Evansonsaid it KBO always tbe way wben a crowd of \ tboaefellowejgot together1 on a railway platform they be-gan kicking' up a row. If thejdefendant were tber*by himself be would not dare to hebave BO in thepreieqee of a policemaa. Tbe railway platform wasa plft.'e' be was adzleus to keep' qalet because he badseen a good d.al of suoh rondvlsin going on there.He nai fined 5s. j -

I A LABODBBB'S COT.ilr, Btepbensoo, solr. applied for poisessslon of a

cottage! occupied hflDe a U Hearne, on behalf of ilrPeter. Walab. Tbeildefendaot bad been engaged asa labourer by Air Walsh, aad «s such bad taken upresidence'In tbe boose , but when tbe arrangementsbetrvee 1 him and Mr Walah terminated]he refusedto |g lv> up posaetsloo. TbeJ beach granted tbereq[ulsl ;o ordt r. | 1

1 : OVKB THB OAUDpN WALL,Two amsll boya osmpd James Ktaae aad Patilck

Collins vrere cDsrged nit a an attempt to;commlt aUriieby in Mr O'Doonell's oroharJ at Deerpork ontbe 22od July, sod Oonstabla {tiedmon Ij In supportof Jtne j cfcarge deposed tj DJI, O'Coouell, tbut onth« day io qutstlon be was on patrol duty in com-pa6y Mth Coostable: Murpby. Wben he got to theorduaid be noticed 1 a boy named Tames Walab onthe 'wull of the orchard balf la and balf out. Theyquestioned Llm , and la consequence ot bis repliesMurpby ,nent into: the otdimd whilo beawaiudde1 |lopment» outage, bcuraly tod ttorphy gonein tbi^n Collins and Keuau got over the wall, andwere runnloir off wbfco besrresttfd them. In answerto Colonel Uvaosoij, be said that the orchard wassit lattd about a mile from tbe town, where tbe boyslived. I Tuo na 1 nas ill feet bl^n, aud naa wellplastered. ! ,

Jambs ! Wa'sb, the youthful inforunr, a "cntflooking bay about fifteen , deposed tnat ih* met tbetnb: deftfudants In 1, : QrejstOQB-itrevt, and Colltos,the! younger one, asked blm out fur a *' buck" ofapf lrsj : When they arrived at the proborJ lierdcbalujid on the wall , tad tbe others went Iu , theywe|e afarcely inslda when the police came. ]

Mlobael Qoff deposed that tbe fruit la jthe orobardasi bf», and be Lad not given tbe bjjs peruilsslaatoltakp it. The fruit that was thtrd at present ,tbongd , was not Tôith wbile takingdaad no oaowould go fn near it but fooliab otlldren.

t>. I, O Council.Void tbat »aal la case, and wasbrought uudtr tbe Lircany Act 2S and 26 vic, andalso under 14 and 16 vie, irhljh made attempt tocommit a larceny an offence, . '

Keabe, the older defendant, cold bU mothtr wasnot la! court , and bo dlJ not know if bis father wasaliW. I ! '

Toe ] Bench aftir a rit'ner prolonged consultationdecided on sentencing tbe two boys to' two weeks 'impilsonmODtattbe end of wbluh put iod they Shouldbj sent to a Beformatory School wherd they etouldroajaJa up loltbo age allowed by,tbe act for theirHnfunflnn. . ¦ . ¦ t

This week I Tbis. »0,k I I TbU week I 1 IFoVtber Reductions at our Orât Clear-All] Sile.Tbe remainder of our 3ummrr Nottlties ainst becleared no matter wbat the loss. Kobeitson , ilcdlle,Fotguioa d: Co, Ltd., 63, Qaay, Wsterford. '

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A oollistoo ononrred on 8»turday on thti Watorfordona fjimcriok Junction , by whioh a wasfpn anil twoooiipoBiW canlnges weie partially wreokod, bqt for-tuaately withont any ii'jnry to the pasaengi rs wbooomipiod tho . offlpar.ments of. the 'train, wbidh wasjoarueiibg I rom Limerick to Waterford. Tbd trainfrom VVaLotlord for! Limerick arrived at UmeriokJuBcliqu about 6 o'clock, and on reaching her tidingthe engine if as ddtaahed with ths obleot of brinitng aoarilagb from ths Orrat Sonlhstn and Western lint 00to the jWMerford system. Wbil« •<¦ engaged the uptrain from JLimeriok; bad also airired, and the Signalsbeing Sit; tu show that the U.je was olati thol trainsiatUdj from tha ootaide slgpai box to heri (lUttyrm atthe janotibn. She ]ud to tnvel trom ths nortblto thsflomn nd» of tbe junction, bat wbon half of tu waywM coTered tbs engine snooting struck right agaJoitbat smaiblng In ths sides of » coods wajrnoa tnd soonposUeiulVisKi'i and tearing away tbs footboard olanother. ; The ooU siunoccurred Jost »t the points ofthe sldloj tj »lio* ojmmaoloatioa with the I GreatSoatbtfa »od Wisftrn Bailway s/slpm, »nd bnt tbeenglns tetnporarilr ahuutlncr bad eased off Speed tt thetiow, the: catiseqoacocs mifht b»»« bevn' of aj mostserions] cbanwt«r. I Tba trafflo > msnager of the; Una ,Mr, John|Bobertl, and the loootnotiv* iuprlaWpdeot,JlrHobiflSon wam at tba «xn« of the mUhap with asLittle dslay si possible, going trom Limerick In »ip«eiiltralo *(iUiaautS of workmen to uuk« (food'Ine linefor.lhe plnojvtion of tiafflo. The tr»fflo ,W Ll»)9rlokwaf' defsied uy tb» oollls^n aboot tm) hoar/, ind aofai;po coupUlat haf bo«n r o«lved from any if thopMMOgeni ot bulug antUlnsd any injury.- Thssoflidotl was do* to the sbant- r and figoat manerrraoyusly itiiatiag the Mot wMoleirr

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EiLMACTuo»A» U»io»,—Tbs ninal weekly meet*log of ine buard of Ouardlanf of tbla .Uaion wasnot beld on Tdeidty M tbtfo wfra net sofldentme'iobeis protont to form a quoroo. 1 ' tfeiin D,KIe»<.-j sad L Power attended. i !

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60 J 'rjday Us1, t e clnstof tDealJctliataerKnooltenp, the puplU of this Convent g»T«« rry in-Urwtlbn,alnd, in many, fi ip^cti, unloa*«nt*ruln-aaiat. ''BobtK Btomet," the chief itenf on thepf»r*Maip«, «ii "acted" and: V«tiged"-..jin an.•jtOflltJnt mann**.: (All ooncefnexl In th» prodocilODof »bu]dram» a jaj^d tbias. Uri

welllbnt I'mlf btin 1 IptrUoaUf loentlon fdUs M,: H»|ly, ¦:» ho, M" i/ uhiri En»met,M jdUpliy^d to aoonn) of gtonlnebl fttttlb UUnt 1 j*U)o MM E.! Ht«|y, wb<V a*." 8*iah CorrtV •bowed, «D amount of <anfo study»o*; ayipUbHlo «ctlog, , 311M K, iMo/ iby 4*" Dart/ 0'Otje ii' also wrttby 6f mrtitoo, pii tn-ltd *U • wi»,Qf •o intrll|M«f «d(t calt|r«t«a irMs'ofoat M bBmont/aai wastbU 'to HI»« It fuU • Olf-lott*l i'IW» ' : '- *'i?l- "?*?tltV thaj I «M| HaStoMl 4* iii" *»• bj ¦ obolr of M »oi|»iv *» : tt'Hl$f:, k idtt^rtpd «Mk«4 loud tpbUoM..: iTjatjL«fe t SiafflS^'ffi 2Sft!! !»•« *?Jft

mM|(:4f,es »i.>rrioi«As 6'D>»KO* <obairman), presided.Maurice Fly an, Maijr ce Baokett^ Captain Currin,fpf«.nri(!e Pueey and ! Cornelias' Shee' ban wer^nlso'present,- , I , ¦ :;¦ :!. . -r .. _ ¦¦¦. . , ; . : m- ;I

¦ . ) • . ! '¦ ¦: ¦ :. ¦ niTAHCUti. - : ' • i - • I I i' ); : f ptal liability, Xip68 .7s 8d. j > , : . : . ' J ! • 'I : : :; I . OPrOHTION Or inB MU»t8. i .I Mr F Walsh applied, for !the use of ;th9 ha 1 for :giving iostroetlon Ia dancing as heretofore'. :. I . .I Mr John Walsh, sebrelriy of the band, wrotela^kiagf Or the me of tha hall for band preoiloe. : !i . Chairman—We promised that tbe band wonld! get itBut I suppose, they will not commenos pntotloa before•uro'n la tbe I evening.' Mr MoNatnara: If yon get aooapla lof pounds for ! (he plaos. it will bo all rlgbt.Cbalrmam : If \ coopaay comes here they will not bedebarred from tmlog. it, Mr Flynn : You can't go:baokof your ipromlie , now. Chairman: K» i W»pro-imised Father Casey) and it is for you to oonfirm]wh»twe >aid, or rejeot it. Mr Flynn t The band is neoessaryf«r|tbe town j Mr Ducey : Will they want » «verynightf Chairman : I think s-) ; thoy are only loom-toenclng practiae now. Mr Dnoey i They ocaid havefour nights in the WdeK and give the other maojtiro.Chairman t Will you give the room to tba band tverynight P | Mr HljDn ; lYei. Mr Duooy : And let thamarranss with Sir Walsh It they 01a nive him two nights.i l i.P Wulsb,: instrngtotf of danoing. was called beforetho board, sod Infoimed thor' hooonid have thq oaeotthe lull' lrjm four to sjren' o'clock, before the'bandpriotiot. Mr MoCarthy : said that whoa Mr Walshwas leaving the town bu did not 'treat the pjrtor well

Mr Walsh Bald he often offered the porter n oueybot be would not take it. I coTLr met a deoenter manthan Watt , the porter, and 1 would not harp histrouble: for nothing, ; Mr MoKamara : Mr Waleb is auseful tentlemaa in society. I M r Daoey : It Is a j longtime fsinco yoa had a step, Captain Mao. MrMoNamara i Not since my mother died, and einco Ibad the whiskey. You made a remark about ma lastnight, and so did Mr Flyno. Ho said it was s shameand a]disgrace Chat 1 Bhonld be eleoted ; bnt I wasoleotodi by tha| respeotable tridors ID Dangarvao, andyoa , Flynn, were only co-opted. Eobert A Merry, amost respectable trader cams np from WaterfordJ. andother gentleqen oame here to vote for me i aadil amwell known where neither Mr Daoay nor Mr* Klynnarc' heard of. | Chairman: Order, order, Mr MoNamara.Mr'MoNamarii . Indeed 1 will. The Chalrmrn-Thereis oaongh of| this Utterly hero, and stop it. I MrMcNamara:l will inddod j but: I am asked by the'ratepayers to- Chairokn :1 ft I am cot allowed to goon I won't proceed 11 will adjonrn. Mr MoNamar&iI sappese I am tbe obatructiod|Bt. Ycry well , I willgo. Mr MoNamariiieajdyod to leave tho room, hot¦ooh after returned to hi» Beat. . ¦¦ . ¦

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flirnotion of a abed for the implement*—Mr MoNamara iDj 'it ,| bnt do nothing for the Tipperary or] theArklon people that: pay yonr rates. Do it for thoQuay | Master.—Captaid, Cnrrao ; I want | themto do I nothing for me, , aud don't take' aoohliberty! with my name. —Mr MoNamara I What aboatthat ij tbat ia paid to Sbana'aai, and the £15 for theobEJnaf—Mr Curran : Don't yoa want two seats d*wnthere , Jlr M*o ?— Mr MuNamara i NoTfiat the rate-pajots Iwant them, and tbey are paying yoar r&Us foryou, Bnt yon will do nothing for tuem. '" Lot any | maaof you.go down to the cepUnada to inhslo theSontherabroezjjrom the Booky MoaaUlus , from Garret Troy,tbe grabbers pl&ou, tbs Bunial breusj (laughter).—MrSheehan: Oet .two tea-foot pUake.—Mr MaoNamara iAhj.joureelf and yoar tju-foot (Jiaks. Qet foar o>them.—Mr Doocoy i Whon • person is waiting far tbeboat it]would be a gioat convenience.—Mr MoNamamUb , I sold tbe boats, and will bj ojoa going aocoss totho Eopky Monntaits (laughter). : j

THE BOOT AT TB» WlUTIHOUilB DANK. j'fbebaoy at tbe WhitihooB) bank was loaking. A

commiitca pr tho board inspected tho chains in, stocklast week , and recomended to b&vo the old ones sold.The Harbour Master said thoro nero about 35 fathomsof ohains condemned, and he waatod about tbs ' sameleaetb.|of now chaiua. He oould get thorn from MrWalttr Waleh, of Waturford.—Mr Flynn saggestedthat ttia Harbour Master shoald go to Walorfora andsec/ thd chains.—Mr .Mo^Tamara i Infito t«uders for theohoicBJ and sell tho old ones by auction. As theHarbour Master is going to Wakrford let him bay theoementthoir. Mr flyunauid I. waa a disâca 'to thisboard.! I never robbed or! stole aoything. I neverbanged a man. I nevi r informed, and InM tuoWheie by the respectable ratopayera. I was neverpitchforked ia like some of yoa gontlomen.

¦ ' OAS v OIL . , ;Mr Corran—Would you bo In favonr of getting

thirty barrels of paraffin oil ?—Mr MoNamira 11 amnotin lavoar of oil. I go for gas, and by the wishes ottho ritepayera I am hero tu reprtiout them, and if I amnot going; io be allowed lo miko a remark.—Chairman :You are making nil the remarka. There is one thingcertain yon ought to bo cool.—Mr MoNamara ( I willletie this board and let you do what you like if yoaare not iu favour of Riviog tho people faa.—Mr Sh«o-han i What woold eUotrlo light oost (langhter).

! I . . i TB8 TOWN TAX. : ;

The 'olerk; estimated: the rates required (or this yearto bo I -For town 's improvement purposee, Is i forrood phrpoe'ea; Is 2d.—Mr Car ran : Is the road rats tob» tbe 'same P— Mr MoNamiro, ¦ hand the roads overto tho poutty, and waah ont all umciali. I here ia.£250 to be sptnt on pensions,—Captain Cnrraa i Isthis tha rroDer time to bo inorcaoinit ratco wbnn peopleart) in debt °—Mr Flynn I Tnero is any amouut ofoomeating going on and plouty of Ubjnr.—CaptainCurroo i X'htsa are five or six iwnons \-ho ikte woU off.—Mr Carran ¦ Tnat should not bo adopted now- ( itshonlJ be oonsider^d,—Mr HaCkett I I propoai that itbe'addptud.—Captain Cdtran I Uave you loqalred intotho details f—No—C»ptoio Cormni Ihon why do yoapropose it whou you don't undoiat;od it. H Is moatunbatlneta like. Let it staml for a week—Mr Cumu tSou wore chairman when, thes* olevea miles and 8,half ot roads was made. Why ahoald tbe raus be theaame plwayaj—Chair man i I h&To tno propQSitiona ,:bnt none of ithom are "aoOoud»d.—lit MoNam»r» iPeople1 aro coming to me and a'Xintf ica why don t yoarodnc« tho rates , and I won'o bs heard.—Cbairmrn i Iait j ooi wieh that this thing should bo left over Jcr aweek ft—Mr Ounran I Yt».—Captiln Cnrrao i Yoa onghtbo thankful to Qod that yon ati ail abltj to ps/ rakJ.—Ur McNamara 11 will throw, tha boroagh ovtr on ihoojaatr, and taen we »1U sot bare these raUs. ]. ¦ ! , TUX j rOBflD. |

Chairman—1 havo been Informed tblo evening that avery rdpeotabl« trader | bai bo«n aamcaoped ; by thapohco 'for having a machine outside bis door. Xnemoohino waajn ss dolivtred from afloat, which oonldtot gut into nls yard. Tho pjlioo w«ru doing eyerj-tbing they oould against too Nationalist! of Danger-van, and puttfcuUriy agaiul' thu Town CommUoinuerabecause thoy Ibanted tnem 'rom thu Boroagh Court,This Sergeant 1 Gibbs, of bourse, should do Ms duty, bntIt is hard to ba annoying respooisblo tnutoia 'who gi>ethem thilr bread ana butter. NJW be woald tol tbemwhat ocontred last week. Two rowdM brok« h.twindotrs, and Iho only thing they did «i* t) taia theirnames and band them to.1 tho ohcirnua and said, 1 willloavo Mr O'Connor now \o do irha^nolikea with yoa.l'ho Hpad-oonstabla tttted that it was acoidently ts«window was broken, and thoy ooold not , thertfore,arrtBt the men. He thonjbt that tno oondaot ot tdotigentlemen should b« broTght' before tht public—Mrsfcouhnn i Toe Comml<Siaa>r« bad ao right to gtrdtboratbe po»tr.—Mr Carr»n i They h»to a apeoiJ eye aitetMr r"lyun.—Mr 1'lynni They ha»o » apaoial eya altifyon. —Mr Carran I When will tb« samrsoaitsba heard IMr il>nn i To-mtrrow.—Mr UoMaimai|*.i Do yoa wantmo dona ttero to htlp youi— Mr 1'1/nn i Koi tDaakyu»—Adjynroed. i '¦

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At the astul w eekly meeting of, tho abova board, theciembfis ia altendaaua wtrj ij Alesirs; £. , 0'yhea,chairdau ; ohn Qraeae, Juuu [Titigirald, and JohnPowerl, ¦ . i

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Tbo Local Gotornmont Hoard rtqautod that infuture; vaooustlon dotaaltora ahoald : bo catered onths Medical Char.tita portico, of iho inmates, interredto Clerk.

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! | I IiAflpOEBM 40T.' A oimmnalcation ni read frdca tho L. O. Board in

toltren]oo to JBGOI whioh : they ata.ed was ostimatixl inerror to be due to tbe Drcmana eUotorol dltiaion. Ji«-fdrrcdjto Cletk. • ' ] ¦ ¦ ¦ \ , > I1 DDMOiKVAH DiaPtMSABT OOttltrtTBB. ;

A letter WAS road from Mr. J. T, Hadsan, stalingthat be woaldjaabaiit the kppiiosttoa tor • radautioa iatho rent of the dispvnsary housa ito Mr. Foley. of ids-more, the landlord. ' , j • i . ¦ '.' rntSON OASU ARD THB PLAHK B ID.

I The resolution of the City of Waterford Grand Jancondemning tbe iabaaua syatea of " the oaje andtho pbiak bed'was nnanifflonsly bdoptodi .

> ' | UB. JO US DILLOa, II.P. ' . ! . :« Tho lollowioff was r«»d «-*• | ¦ ' :

I "HoM9 of Coflmoaj, London,, j ; ;!Wnd July, l«30. :I " DCAU Sis—I bci to icknowledeo your Utter of

tbo 10th J Q1J> enoloainff copy of resojatioa pawed bytho Duagsrvan Board. Kindly opavey to th» membtrsof tbe Board my warmest thanks for their kindness andsympathy—Yoars alocerslyi ¦ i , ¦ ' . ¦ •

i I ! . ¦ ; : | . "Jona PIWO.T."J

T«: Jobn B. Dower, Clerk's OfSo«, ; : . . ;< i Dungarian Uaion. | ' ¦ -\ [

The Chiirmin anggeaUni that tho letter ba pUcod ohths mlbotes. |F«aje<t nnaniaoualy, ; ¦ . ;; No a,oknowl«dgm3« was reoeirud from Dr. ODwyer.

" n»w TiprsBAarJiBD rrAunroED oiuunoir." ;: Mr. John B, O Mauony wrote, appl/ing for tba nnlonadvertia. meuta.' ¦ : : . . | : :r; Ord«reu that Mr O'Mabony (it » ahara of lbs ad-

ierulBm9nt». ' : ¦ •- .* . ', ' • '. . '¦ . ' :¦ : ¦ • | saoxan BTONZ8. : i -

Tto tender* mr» rectired fur tha itonca broken bytbi trimps. j : . i i *

: air IP. Mnloahy, «l]:16i 0d| Pans&rrsn TownCcntD iilonerf i Ai 4s. Qd. ' ; :\%t» latter ir«s Accepted. : ! J :HI acuooufisttMli Avtt TB< HATTJU.1 ¦ :: Tbe 8ohociiaiaireaa SipliUned in referenoo: to tha

mMtai 'i raport oa iho | children's bathing plao»th»tine ooUdntn had bathed tber< for th» p*st sight years«nd ntaoolaenlbadooottned. ¦¦ ¦ '¦,

She admitMd SK « bad m*dsa mlatake In Uklog thewoman out to i asut la dr.atlag the; children a Ui Uiem%ivti had objocted. , . i; : i ' ; i • !

: The eiplanstion was1 considered lattsfMtory, andtbe ffltsUr »sJ related, to provide ft proper wooua toutlit M>« achoolmistress onaaoh oocaitona in f Blare, f: . j HJAT aorri-T. • ' • <> . \' Tha nuuur reporud tbat be rejteted some taaat anp-plisddariui the Keek M. b«la| of badqaaJitj,:! An-protec Oft . I ¦; ; : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i ! : , . :;¦ l \ ' . , . ¦ ; ; : » / :

FATHER JOHN P0WB% BATHG0B1UC,! AND THB ffiOPLH 0? IDONOAilVAH.;; ) . .

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: ! - - - ' ; : : i ;' On Sunday la»t it dspntattoa comprlaloa Mr.PJMctafthyJ Oralrmai' of OoirimlttM. Mr. MIoba«iFlyaii, T.C. i Mr. Wtn. Mpfrlal.y, A»«lstant ' to.KMlb ial I*airoe, i ! Berd. Y; 0, Pren4erg»s».frwtbrwi a: d E, O'flbta, 8«cretary « Sopprtajed'1Bnnilbt attei dtdit B*tbyorniaj (of tb» pu>poe> MrWiiUng;Ftlber Jobn Pow.twJtotbeUla|i(a»»*l

iddi* n, r«p ' of Weiob wii boVirlj pimeats* oobt tl th' M*] U»U titr, Mi(ie>iPot^q^W*oi;Ol< Parttl aod BfnV, aod Ifr> JuUa ><i*r, k »

telne<i th» l arty, i!S.! addrm Wu bôttrajly

5K* T. D.I MoOry, !tr,rtt*foi<'itate4¥te4»JUDfltti ir».n aod Clow* Chttm*i with !***fl¦HM M «n " nai bJrikr,' whjW tbe> :to» 'l«k«'t ?

(KrVÔ'l nÔhilio*! a* the »Hf4«|!O« ¦•

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iraitinv vu»l IDUHUlf BIO, DDE OISO1TO UTWU (0010'other member of the comuittee, asj be fonndlt]difficult to give adequate or suitable «cgr? aiion ' f a .the deptH a,nd Intensity of be lovo aid ea sem in1whioh.Fatber Power,was h«k ; bji tbe e«.pl« of ttieiparish bt Dangarvan (applitn «> : Btodid oot careinthe preaencfl of the reverend jeutJematr toa»y whit]was generilly thought about bim, but e oonld not,bowtver, refrain from (jiving expression to bla ownfirm conviction that when , tbe Irish: Nation badsncceecled is bringing thin at uggla of eenturies toa, cloae, tbe' names of. Fath ir John Power, late ofOungarvan, and Father MLibael Power, now of,Eilsbeejan (whom he was tq oloed to sp« there that]day) wonld . be cherished as the faltbfol friends of ;the peopl*, ready to dare i nd to suiter for the.canse wbicb wsj bellowed ly the martyrdota andaufferlng of aeven centuries (i pplaaie).1 . ' l

Father ; J. Power, in responding, thanked the :members of tbe deputation i who bad borne anoh avlong dUtAone to .honour bin) far tbe bântlfnladdress whioh they bad tha : day presented. Heneeded no proof of tbe affectionate regard of thepeople of Duagarvao—and he «rould treaanre theirlove for blm, and the many tokens of their esteemwhich he: bud been the recipient of to tbe lalenmoment, of bis life , (applanjja). He deaired themembers of tbe depatatlon to convey bask to thelovin? and patriotic people of the " Old Borough"beyond tbe Comeragh's hik deep nna la-tin?affection for them, bin detl ^bt that they were utillkeeping the fUg 6yiu?, despite the puny efforts ofBilfour and bla serfs, and Respite tbe inaideonaattacks of tbosa wbo professW to ba their friends(applause). Hp prayed thit the good people ofDuugarvan would always be bleasud with AlmightyGod'a oboloest forma and graces, and enjoy tbefullest wordly prosperity (applause).

Father Michael Power, Mr. P. McCarthy, Mr.Flyno, Father PrendergaetJ Mr. Power, aud Mr.Morrlssey, also d>llvered appropriate speoehees loresponse to the usual tojatt. A very enjoyableevening waa spent. /

It la worthy of note that jrhea leariag Duugar-vau the cits of tbe deputation were followedfor five miles into the coo a] try by the emergencycar—and again wben reaching Bathgormack FatherPower's house was closely watched by police. Suohard tbe Balfnurlan methods ot 19cbc<intury Govern-ment.—Cos. ; :1 ¦¦; - ¦

IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE,TH0MA8 SEXTO^ BHANOH.

A Topresentative mee ting nab held on Snnday at theLeague Booms, The nowly Hedged Sergeant Canadawaa on the watoh round the place carefolty noting lhamovements of members. If hb conld have heard ihodiscussions that took p!aoo«food for about one hundredproseoations at leas^ h* wonld be enabled to «eud toDublin Castle. Mr. J AKBS M*DDOX ocenpied Ihochair, and the other members presont were—Wm.Power, Jamea Flynn , Phili p Power, T. Casey, T. Nerrls,T. Moaratb, J. Moon«y, S. P,or«n, J Hntohlasoo , P.Deveronx, U. Q. MoConnell .JT. fiyan . Ae. Aftordisposing of a lot of roatioo bnalness, the Caairmincalled attention to the fact tha» grazing was carried oaoa the e»fcUd lands reoently ia the possession of MissCaalfleld. • The Chairman, In the oonr»a of an address.atid he wished to draw their 'partioular attention toMiss Oaolfield'B case, wbioh he ohsj-aoterised aa one of.the baraheet that had <ver dome under bla ootio?,Miss Canlfield held six aorea of land from Miss Tigbe,the middle landlord, at the enormous rent of Ji30 ayeai (Oh). Of late veara she :wa« oqable to pay thisraokrent, and asked for a redaction, which was refused.She then asked to be allowed to go into tbe LsndCourt, and permission waa also refused to do this wasalso refused her. Sho made tha fairest possible offers ;she would submit her cue to arbitration i bnt nothingworld satisfy the landlord .but the fall riokrenl- , aadMlsi Canlfietd being nnable to: pay it , wits etloted. Itwas the duty of the Leagao to look »ftor Mi»s Caal-field'a interests. J :

! In reply to sareral enquiries, the Chairman said itwonld bu bolter not to give the! names of tbe graziers atpresent. J ; •After somo remarks from Mr. P. Power, Mr. Casty,Mr. MoConnell and others , the (OII OW IDK resolutionwas adopted on the motion | of Jlr. Wm. Power,seconded by Mr. MoGrath— ";That we, ' the membersof the Thomas Beiton Branoh I.N.L., consider theevio ion of Mas Canlflold a horah and nnjnit one, andwe look npoa pgrtUa grasinz or otherwise uiioi thalands without her consent aa acting in contraventionof one of tbe fundamental principles ot the NationalLeague."Mr. Flynn palled attention to tha fact that hatWaterford fair was B> happy hunting ground foremergoDopmsn of every degree. Hanly, o: Otdoaurt ,aold all his rattle witbont any member of the Batlers-town Branoh eaemlng to t*l;e the slightest notloelThe Chairman mentioned that it was a maa fromCarrlok who parohased the«e jo»«lo. He declined to

KWO the name of (be buyer as h w«s (tie doty of theBatlerstowa B'anoh. Thomas MoGrath. said It wasa, m*a named Fleming, from Caxriok, who bought thocattle. A resolution cxpresring strong.dlSipproval ufthli man's motion w»s then adopted. It was deoldedto eend copi- e uf the resolution to the Carrlck-on-Suir»nd other branohes. An evlotai tenant named ThomasByaDi from Enockaderrj, waa admitted a membor,and after Messrs. , -W. Power »ad T. McOrath wereappolntod to oall on parties ia air<»r of a abajriptloi,th« roesUag adjonraaa. < ¦ i

BUTLER8TOWNAt the monthly meeting of (he above brauob held ooSonday, the 20th insU Mr. Patrick Barron, V.P.; Inthe ohalr; Alsj preaeot—Mr; Wm. MeQnlre , Jl r. T.Fitzgsrald, Thomas Kenny, Miuflee Power, D. Kirby.E. Moloney, W. Djbbyn, Matt Kâne, oto. Oa thetbe motion «f T.. Kenor, seconded by Jlatt Kflao» » itwas reaolved to frrtrard, the'aam nf Ml to the Eor.John Power for the Ptets Defence Fand. A longdisoassion. took place ia connection with the balf-*oreplot and honae which la In dispute between Power and0 Brbs, an>1 in the absenoe of Q'Drien th« oss^w'aafurther adjourned, Ii the. meantime the aeoretary 'waadirvotrd to oommnnWito tilth both pirtlcj to attend aapeoiat meeting on next Sanday, A number of newnumbora w«re enrolled and labsoripUon received, andaftor tranaaotlug some roatlne basincj, the meetingadjourned—Cos. j

¦ ¦: KILBOS SE'NTV.llootlnj on Sun lay. In ths «halr. Mf. L. CutT, V.P.,

andûbsequoiitlf tht Bar. M. FO«T, O.C., Pr«ideiiu Th«r»#as a larga and roproientatlte meaUng, and a good manyn«w members were surolled. i AfKr tranaoetloy someflnanoUl boslnao of it most satbfaoory satnre, it waa. oatba motion of Mr. M. Coffey, Sfocrndsd by Mr. Joho Plti-rerald. trusorer, agnod to seqd th» aam el Si from thisBranch to tbe Central Executive;

THa BHITBOT S«i»OM-The g«CNti»r ; brought beforetbe mealing a cix ot Knit hudahls whloa had oocarreda tow nunta »TO la tha n«l«hboari»/ vtrlsri' of Fsws os thsfarmo! Mr* Power, BaUyuoy. ana our which Mr. CbtrlcsUn ley, Tar Lodj., rolts as agaat. This Is t>angley'«secoad effort within the past decada of years to raoovar enImpossible r»at and l iW colts In thsmsMtea—In this la-stono* amoimUnf to /SU-wnldi Mrs Pome ooold noip«y. Tb« Soiretur/ then proposiid, «nd Mr. I» Caxy, TF.,•ooondod th* following- rawlntlon i-"That w» itroojl/disippror* ot the axstlon ot Mr. Chailu Laailsy ia his raid-nlfhtnld ns the farm 01 lln. Power. Bailrboy, la sstrohol cattle i but we rejoioa to hear tbat the eSorta of this up-start emerêno/mia aad bis hirelings nave bets (atlie. andwe dulro lo oall the atUotion of tha aurroondiiif bnnchesto Langlay's oonduof." The resolution wu carried onsni-mouilj. Th« following resolatlon was proposed by Mr. L-Caur V.P, asd aaoondad by Mr. John ritiiCTald, Boa atio t—"TbU w« ran*w oar aaabaUd ooaldajce ia the IrishParlUmautary. Party, and la dolo» so, r«*ret »xc««dlaxlxthat the UoatBerd. Dr. O'Dwrerhis thought well to rMliJohn Dillon, ,tsd we fesl painedth<t bis loKUhif oi Ltmcriekaboald hare Rude n*a of such UngnaM towards ooa of Ire-land's mokt aasellsh and darotai sous.1' rae rasolatloq waspaasad with trreat enthusiasm, fat Fowsr, evicted t«oant ,complained that two tnde mn of th« pirlfh wen worklaifor £d. WaUtu t abbtr, ilallintlaa. As tbs partis* WST» notpresent to fcfaad tberaMlftf, Uttlr nasus an wlthdd forthe ure«ot. , next me«Uiiz oa auadij naxt.—Cos.

This wwik I Tbll week I 1 Tbla week I I IFurther Beduotlons at oar. Great Clesr-All Sale.Tbe remainder of oar Summer Novelties mnat becleared no matter what the loss. Bobertaon, Ledlle,Ferynson & Co., Ltd:, 53, Qaty, Waitrford.

; STANLEY v BUBNAND.TniBfl is not tbe iligbteit truth i In tbe state-

ment wblcb has lately'biuo? golnir tho ronnd of th«Preia that Mr Staolry ia about to bring aa actionagainst Mr Baroaod tot alleged reflection on bisconduct while in charge of the Emin Paibft BeliefExpedition. . ! i

The facts are «» follows c-Hr Bartund oon-celvtd tbe Idt a of si'lrisin? and burlesquing MrSUol- y** great bjok. ThU be did under tbe titleof a " A Kew Lt^ht 'Thrown Aorou tbeKeep-lt-QiiUe-Dirkeft-AfrlM," and for the perpose of baildlBjf bU sttlro , on; correct lintsapplied to *nd (rocurrd froni Messrs) S*apeon Lo«andCk) . advanced ibeeU of '• Ia 0<rkest Africa."Tbe report of tbe riO'.lm I »irainat Me Buroanddoubtleii arose from tbe fact of proetarieett b»v(nHbeen Landed to the genial Wltor ot PHIMA, bjingcommon property, and people '. wondered wby MrStanley abaold hare allowed; tbC>. ' ' ;

While it U, of court', pleatant to know the avtlowill not be brought, It It additionally pl»ai»ot ; theat of the enormott* dem»od fcr Mr Burxusd'little 6ro«A«rt, of which nntrly tsveo'r tbouaandtuDplet have bi«n aold In foort»fn d»y». • ¦ ,

A CAPPOQUIN CA8B.Ia tbe High Court oi Jnittoe on Thursday before

tbe Hoa Jodg« Boyd, the follonlog ease* W*Jheardi—I» siJHBoa«i4Th« baakrapt otrriedon bntlneef et; Cappoqalo, Chanty W» afford; On »pravlout oocubo, w»e« hit CTi9 tru fctfow »b»ooort, b« «ttribat«d hli eBbtrrM«est to ba»«ogbeen boyootud la t'»o dlitrLp. Th« owe w»a no»luted I M drat pntlu» »lttla* Mr <to<le tpp«ar*dfor ibo Uakfopf , and aiked or an adioornmadT toenable lb* b«okropt to o8«r »«>n»Pjal toV'Wmtathe pouna »lter btukrootay. iMf Valtattoe KUbrU*,for tbe aaslMoe. said (hat if thfr* waa to U a ;»4-joaromebt bt «onld llk« W a»e •eoMiij i(«t urn*catU.ott tb» baokarpi(eU»4, wb|A W.rjH(WIMJby bit #U* *<«W «H* ; b»l rwnoyfd orJsttfta*!with. 8lDto th» UoknrptiHiidJ»^ taMlaVK lbflde) W bt«tBra*lt«*d*»tb iUiMtt^fajJMand pmltiaM J«Aff Wt4~ tll'SUiT^not, OnT tWnwVvwrf^ ea odWUWi jlOS

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Michael Conwaf f M aocepUd ajsoont tactrf to a applymea'a boot* at 7s per pair. , - j .

MIS0ELLANE0HS TELE(JRiM:^1 : ¦ • ! • -U-r-^—¦!.y-ii \VrDuring the DUnlo , divorce CaM.t^^day^lfrt

Wood, a witness for petitioner, waa ask »i if hdhad boisted in the Club Jost nighttaBt^heh adhad cdnnection^ with - lady DunJpJ j jrlei je-plied h4 did notiiecollect, but admitted; sayinghe: and. Lord Albert '¦ Osborne tossid [to Beewho should have her, and Opborae.wOn, thatstatement wac -correct. The casa for thepetitioner then closed. J ¦ ¦. • j ! j' !¦ •

The Star sajs—" SiotB Gaardstiian com-mitted suicide ir> Wellington Barracks! to-day,alleging ill-treatment by officers as the cause."

; FOREIGN BUTTEE. j; ;Greal qnantitif* of Butter are daily arriving

from America, Canada, and the Continent, intoEngland. Hence tbe slow , demand-If or IrishBatter .across Channel. • Qniok steflmJog' Lasbrought things to this points • '¦ ^ : ¦

CAN IX BE TEUE?

Bradford, July 21«?,ifi3O.Bu,—I bej to uk If (hen Is llriny at Parc«ll-tti«af,Watcrlord, a partoa who his adTerUsed (by prlsteldrcaUra) through all tbe bnnches of tna HaUon*lXM(U«In Mils conntry, lU ha ml tttHnd to iupjitj ' trU\ilatltiMm tiicU to «nj persons In the UslU<t Klnjdoia (per

parocl pott) on rsoelpt of postal orders lot tb* number rs-oeiTcd, and added tbat this soorce of iniatOj would Sod re-maseraUn emplojment for man? poor people la his district.Now tue Irish p«opU la England, who ate always wlsbf U tohelp on Irtih Industries at a 'ma, felt pie sed to do tha s»m«In this matter, sad some of at in Bradford at ooc« r*mlit«lto the abore address, postsd ordenr aa djnoted, and with an.

xpooUtloa of some te«. owltdgtmaot- , Bat U>oor snrprlsanow; alter s weeks baring pasted and muy tetters on tb»•object wo hare not as j«t recoreil a reply, to ouVcommnnlcation. Therefore I am directed by! |Otn» of »n»Bndfoid; sabsorlbtrs to ask our NtUoullsts rrtondstaW.torford if sach s> person is in their midst, and if so tocall hh attention to tba sabject. Bot if tha adrnztiaex be s>(mod then I sar, the sooner our t>«opl» —oar too MMTOOJpeopls-are mad« acqnalated with ina faot th* batter, beforeotter pfnoos may bo duped ia a similar manner br theseunprlnctnaled lmponores u my friends hive been.tnd aljojonrobcdlaDti«tT»ot. ' M. O. I1.

THE NXW BA.0UN WORKSTbe new Bacon works of Mr Btrnes, In this cltj

are progressing fast la oonstrooiloD. We under.Btind the very newest miohlacry will bj 'osed intbem, and BO cool will the earlng.roomi be made,that oo ice will be required for summer use.

For Dublin Again, j •It will be seen by adrert'iaement In another part

of oar p&pt-r tbat the Central Ireland Bailway willclve anotber cheap ttlp lo Uobliaon next Monday,Jaly 28tb , with option of retornlng by any U*ln upto TntBdny, 6th August. . TbU Is a gre t boon, notto be obliged to return next day, for that wouldmale a toil of pleasure. ' t I

MOSE EXCTJESION TBIThe Waterford ' Steamshi p Company gava

TUEEB excursion tri ps down our biantlial river tbi»week. They were very well patronised, i Oaargooar and horns only oni sattxiso.' Llkjs the trso-WUTJ, tbere w»« butone claia, wbloh anrwered right

PRICE OP COAL IN V7ATBEF0BD.Tbe price of coal at our Quays Is now 19). par

ton | delivered within the city, 2a. extra w ton,Tbe anpply \i more than sufficient for the demand,nbich It BOTT limited.

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Balloa , in the Blaofc Sea, with over 80/00 barrel*of very fine Indian com, consigned to ] feaSrt Hallof tbis city, wbo are now tbe largest Ijaponeci offort lea (train in Ireland. . '

TbU weeV I This week I ) ' Thii week 1 1 1"Further Eeduotions at onr Great- CU ir-AJl 8aJ«.Tbe remainder ot our 8nmmfr Nov?It M : tarut 4>ecleared no matter what ttie loll. Boberisan, Ledlit,Ferguson & Co., Ltd., 63, Quay, Waterford.

KILMACKEVOGUE DI8PEN IABI. .The CommitUe held the ordinary eietUs r at llbUinv

vat on Friday. ' PrcsjDt—Meear* , MicbW (Malone,BocheatowD , prraidlDgi Ptttriok Una, Ba tykowkbag,and Edmond ForrUtaJ, P h Q., Hoa Sec. Malliaavat.Also Mr W Healr, E 0., ind Dei B N Cina. i MedicalBcl.er Bfg lMer, Medics! Offioer'a E-por( Book, .andDiapeneji/ Yacoin»tioa EegliMr , iara e aminadkadsigned. ' | ;

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SHEEP PE03PECT8 IN j SCOfTLlND.Sbeep farmers la the coath of 'Scotland iafe ; ba-

(?lanlni? to coulpaln of the looe abd] p^raiitentralsfal. In aomedistricts ihe flock hsssotrcely bs4a dry bed alooe the «odo! May, {The e'fteo^ of thlais anytbtog favo'or le, eapcolallytfor lambs. Tbacontlnour: !4:na experienced during, the Ust twomoot.he have qnlta wiped ont the advtitajfa thasheep and lambs gained by the 'mildntsi of \httjiriug months. I i

: Our Butt«r ' Market. { .Slarktts rare bern very dnll ali tl 'a we»k, end

prloea bave given way frtm 2a to t* on ill qualities.Choicest; mild demand! bave «old at 64s<to T8» jaalta at 66» to 70s. The heavy fall In I anlsb, make*ltdifScolt to fffect iilesof ItuheVen a thedeellne.

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"' Vatorfbrd Baooa XftrktVlleura MatUrton A Co., Olen Baoon Wetkt, ousted

Watsrfcrd Baooa 50a to 041 anpply ol plfs. poor,demand focbaoon middling. . ':

Figs, Hi. to i6«. per owt ,

; Our Pig'aUtkajt. .Tbere wereabont 1,000 piga on the H U thlsi week.

They were aold very qnlokly at 40%. per owt.Forelirn enppliet are still rolling Into hlieonatrjand England. • ; ; : ; ¦ ¦ ;

8ALMOI7 MARKET.The prloe of p»le and salmon wu Ii tai 1M darlnc

the week, No. of fi«h np to Friday emlnf, l liThere WM a larap "apply of s»lmoa and bale wrijacdat Mr Power1! and Mr Street'! daring the Week.'.

i CABBICK-ON-8UIB BOTTES MAHKBT.' loth July, 1800.

tnonr m»rks« to-dty 8» flrUss of b+Un, Prtoa.rnlod froin Ws to7Bsperowt. Br band 8J« fBd 'eMi paxfirkin. Demand brisk. , Bovert ¦ Oomrtanay, P«U1CT«W,Fielding. Mahoay A Co, Power, aad Bmij H«ltforJ. All baiter to be In early. .; . . . i

i ! TEMPBBATUBE OF THE DIABT.; Mr John Boyd, IlUaolt, ixya trtic the wejpmtar*

governs tbe prtMrvatlon <f a>Uk. i Tb< Wfantioaof «rt»m from milk ii controle4, by uapatstu*whether yen M» ihallow paw. tbe 4»«p(!«tt»»l ts*itftnto', or even tba more rejoeot UvwCoHi th«bdiur «Ktnctor, !tb*u* lacoeu drawadi upco !•«•yajntan:. . j !¦ . ¦¦ . ¦ ' . T • • • >T- i

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Midteiy, I B;iN-El6»a»nV T-Tbo.lOlBraV ilr-'Mwjkitf,and theMa»t«r,-Mr Ktldyi Were1oj»tteiJd»nW.; ;¦'¦

THE OIFarsbMJf JCNT-;O|- r itrWdXti . P£H0NSS8W¦ Mc '31oomfieia;:wfettlng) »-«-rwioJtyioipgji \b$.ibluutfcB 'riejjs'rdibir: th abo$..«ibjeotji ' toropo&d jbjlAid LBednsond: od lastr"B >a>d' 'day, saidnthaf the:,-tIeiilog- ..justice*;- of w IC m - be .

¦ w»a .one | bad'obtained permission for lie friends of. prisoner* Jtojsee,them in thorsame ebJiii ber -and iipt through!bars. He had b+lleved Itbav they had not powerto obtain permission tpjr persons -to ; see : : Un;;prisoned friends without tb (.presence of a warder.;In the rules' that had. been shown to them nolstfohpermission waa granted, but Mt Bajfoux itateo/tuatthe Visiting IJpstices could direot tha absence ofthe -warder., i i ; i ¦¦ ¦ ¦. ". : i

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. 'The '.CSal'rman said h< , bad Been .hla .brptliertbropgh barsy and he spj g uted that t,be VisitingJustices should have the ( rldlrod separatiaff thectewyman . from .the conV egatloa in.;the prisonchnrub removed. I I . . ' ;. . I ! 1 '!

; Mr Evan said It would \c re their attention.! j . •1 TBB TBAMOKB OTIBANCS ! i '. : !. Mr Pentoseinlso adveni ng " toj the mlnutea ?ar

nnrfced that the -nolBa'n :e at 'Tramore toblchwas altributei to the i cteiayed : seaweed, . In fciiopinion . . was ..in reality' caused by - the .pipe*brineiog ' off sewage mkt * r froni. the icoastguaidBtatlon. ' •• . I : ¦ : I

Alter someidiseuBsion Dr Stepbenson, M O;,was directed . to ;report ) i the matter, and ¦ thefurther discussion was: an, onrfled till the notioe oimotion comes on next Wed lesday. i ,

THE ' bIBPi5N8Ai T WARDEN.1 IThe Clerk] read tbejr};]>ort of the Dispensiry

wherein It waa stated [toi t; a resolution had baenadopted disapproving of < ourse adopted by jthoguardians In. direction -thai appointment of. thoDispensary caretaker as a. i 'ardeDi | • ; : ' I '

Ur Ma.ckesy.eaid it see red to be a carious thin^to see the caretaker, of le Dispensary, .who .wasreally the servant of :itre committee, ! appointeda warden. By doing sothe actually made bitn'them.ster of tbej doctors, i . . ; i i j

The Cbolrmnn asktd w hat was the differencebetween appointing bint and sending' the E.O'J.Wore they nit the. majiere of dootors P j : j

i)r Mackesy eald tha E O'e wers the masters btdoctors. I - I ' ° '¦ '¦ ¦ ': '' ¦ ''.

Mr Ryan; eaid ncltht tbe. doctors nor : themembers of ' tho committ ie seemed to tbinfrtbeconrje satisfactory. : I : i ' ; I ' !

ilr Blooratield did not think it right that tbeservant of I tbe ¦ Dlspenp ry Committee Bhonldbe a warden to diatrlbita tickets to the peoplesummoning {be doctors. : ; i j

Dr Mavkesy said, suppo ling the caretaker sodthe doctors Iwere at log^< rheads. with one anotherit would DeMn the powe - of, tbp caretakerj to paythem off-by giving oat any amonnt of tickets. . [

lie Byaa' said Budh an appointment wasalmost aa inducement' t> tbe caretaker1, to becomea thief, for he would bi.i e it in hl« power to sellany qaaDtlty of medicine . ; . • ! '• \

;Mr Ward said there »as a iEoticeJof itnotionto come on nixt day in wnic i it waa proposed that tf)oB. O's shonld atteod. ' . , 1

Mr Biordan said thoi I, O'o had their diotriota toattond to, and it wonld I e more convenient if thecaretaker ooald perform tho daties of a warden. j

Mr Byan (said they won d be giving him power;torob the dispensary. ! I !

The Chairman—How t, \Mr Eyan-jCan't he disp r. e of the medicines ? !The Cbairraan—How tMr EyinHSell them. ,The Obairmaa again inqai 'cd hotr.Mr Eyuo eiad it h&d tyeb done twtore. ' [Mr Biordan said the man irho did it mnet haro bem

arobbor. j | i ! IMr Bjan—Well, he wai i robber and the next nun

may ba a robber. He hss tie power.ol iBeuing ticketsthough he boa no right to asne tnem. [ , ;

_ The Chairman—Every « arden has a right to issnetiokots, and 1 am sure the (jarotakjer of tha dispehsitryis as pompetent to issoe I Itam as any of oar appointedwsrdons. '. _ ¦; : | : ' ' - i •

Mr Byan said thero wai i ot a union in Iceland wherethe potWr. didsuoh tt thioj : . ¦ \

Dr Mackeay said .this c Upensary oommittco wouldsot allow the oarotakor jtc act as o warden. \ '

The Chairman—Toaoan'k prevent him. ' iDr Mickoiy said he w'a* ,hair servant. ; 'Mr BloomHeld handed in notioa of motion to rcsolnd

the resridtioD, «nd the ina1 t«r dropped. : , ! jI I TBB BEiWEBli tDIBANOB AGAIN [ ', I

The Clerk read a coit innication from the LocalQoverriment Board in I wl Job it waa stated that theirapproval ': 'was only wq iired In. cases, regardingCanlwry tmprovcmcntSi where it was inUndod to applyfor a loin, i . | I . • : ' ' ' > ;

I ' Uab ,soa, ¦ i :the Clerk read the follbi rlag tv> . i :Eoyii'Iruh ConstabaU y Barrook, JJanor-strcst, :

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SiBi—I bog to ioform j on for the Information ofsoar board that» mad! do ; spprered in P>raeU-«6r«etthis evening^ and entered 1 lr Kennedy's yard, where itRot boSlnd; » large fiy l wmnh lay np against the wall.5 he m&tltr! was reported jto me i I went to ' ths pJaosot onoa/ and from the| appoaraace of tba dog t con-cluded 1c wit mad. I repdrted the oase td the Gorern-ment- Impoctor who prom nnosd the dog jjad, when Ihad it abotjat once. II; fa id bitten a sbUdnged about6 y esxt jin ' Joan'B'limo"—1 am, sir, your obedienteonront,: ! . 1 1 ¦ ' '. ¦! i :

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, i i j | ; J. TwiBs .ItC., E.I.C ij ! THE HESAdEB E ASR1N0EMINT 1 i ;I ' i . . Honado! Common*, Jnly 2lit , '00. :

DEMS Siu-Plena j n orm the guardians ot; theWatoriord union .tha{ tl eir vlaws us to tha presentinbnraia ayatem oi treiting political prisoner* in Iro-Und bM nfy attontlonj t shall endeavour to lay !thelrView* before ooms mcot n|:» I hata promlosd to Mdreelia thisi-Iburjtroly, !. . : ' ! ;

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Total, remaining in ttM ; honJa this day weoli, |S17 Iromainlag oa t datdrkli y, 8i7,( admitted daring theweek, B'i I ' barn, 3 ; total 031 ) disnbarged doricr; theweek , ilSl.i died, 4 j j temaining, 808 t total healthy,489 | TTOrkhonto inSrma T 815 i terer hosplul, 4 (coltof provisions reselved , i!90 10* 6J J do Oonsqeood,¦3105 6* id I general ay^ri go coot of an Inmate, 2* ;6|d |do ioBrtnary, 2« 8 d | ! < o fever ihospital/ 5s 0Ji | dobcspitili nbraej, 9s Od lp dining nail , Is fid I No. onDnt-door relit)', 1509 ; do last yoar, 1683 i coat duringXteei, £10 IDs Od j or'ojponalns wook lest Jeatj£65 flu On. : ' : I : . ¦ ¦ : :

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MB WM EEDDYi A]t!AMEBmAK qrriiEN. iThe Richmond Dispf i 'X of July 9th. to htsd thit week

Oontelns tha followiug - ; ' i i ¦ jlost night at FUtini); >arlor« Mr William F Eoddy,

ona of EiohmoDd's pro nising young lawyers j wastendered a.. cougTatnUtory reception on the;occasion fhisiattainment to tha bti wDShi p of this country. ; '

The affair was qoits 11 larprisa to the reolptaut. OnBorne pretext be was lei » Piuini's where Mr KrankBarko had prepared 't dellgbtfal ohampsgno aappar.lii '&f iij, totsaspiclqni of the aarprUo that awaitedhim, T/fes ushered to tha )anqn«t-reom, where his gaiswas first jarrfsted byl i beantifol design *osp«nd»dfrom the chandelier over is tho table with tha : nordi I" Ameriot Salotes Th4s. '! Before he , could give ventto his aatohiahment hew< 4 harried to his fiat, ahsre hewas qulBkly Joined by. lU friends. > . , i j

Afttr »b» aeai Dc D J Colamin aros?, and In ;a teweloqasnt words congTatnlated Mr Beady.ba his uowly-cttiiced bouoor of cit^t nabip.'and oongratnlated thecjantry cm having adapted «o worthy a son.- i '

Mr Keddy responded £n ¦ most feeling terms! cm tbeh niur tn&t was hi» tp pi«ee»», and hoped .that he wouldQlrf»js prove worthy o:' i» title of cltixan'of the UnitedStates and Virginia.' ! ' ¦ • i j

Tbs rest of the eve ilog was spent!in soni; anamerriment. i I : ' i ; i f

¦ ,[Ur Wm Beddy, as Ihp great majority of.oit; readers

are onare, is a Water to d man. He Is brother to Mr.P7 Beddy,' who is so «el known all over the Sorith andWest ot Ireland. W|S ire glad to) sea onr old triend"Bill"i<>ommenciag sisjrlays of American citii unshipunder eobh happy clrbarastances.—E.W.N.] ' :

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Tbd iBlf.yearJji I report ' of tho Haast t abdLelnstei! Bank, tTbioa has Just been l«SQed, [abowithat^ farther advatot In proipcrlry and Inaoebcehas tiW attained dialog the baif-ye&f by thJs verypopular loitttutioaJ tbe directors prove a dividendof 8 per cent, w'hlote ii tbe-W ubest tb*t bat beenpaldclniMtbebsaki liri s stabtlsbed, sod tbe elate*ment of*ccoontsde(i( ruiMUsthBt tbls'diBtrUbDtloD/leif coi slderable sir * i ly. Is, eapajbln tf f nrthier ex-paorion. The profits fir tbe ball-year tie eâlvsUbt{>juif 14 per cent.! u pon toe e»plul, I though theOirecioh. with com a mdabU pradeset dttldis only8 percent,'and 'can ji og to irrterr* food a lusa >1£Sf lOQ, #hloa«oaI<,p8 e5i»lW»oothM6| pbr eeatDpo9W« capiU),«i id; tb«<r; b«n^ -far»»td te-'-tl iecrêoforjdiMdMHflUinleetts^wwnt aBinjoo itsaffldtt t toûy biftVr ft <

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; Job i; JJolBti: obetra'iited Jbe- tborppRbfare j at;Miohi el-ttreet wilh-a horse kod van1 kSt'Tbureday,;and ! as' fioed Is, on1 aiiturdayi1-' Michael- ShSBarjah;Bnd'Jbnn 'Brown'gotdrnnli'on.^riaay night. 1 Theywerefided'Jibs; " * :"¦ ] > ' ¦ ¦ ¦$ ! i! '- '; i-'P •" '" : i '.• ¦ OrfMiJriday, TbamsiiCabJU wa» fined 6v He bad'owtfigrJtrngwftb^'eWwiiJf others oaVobo's-Hillioh ^SWrlBy;- Sight,-!and r d(dn't run'aw»y with'bls!friendsi-»nd his -. enemiesJ wh^n '&etlrj£-8ergeant'Tynan j caroe. ' Patrick 8beehan,'' a.-Oofrporatlopjlibouretdid tbesaie/SntlwaB1 reteaseH^h bls.prc-miBfe toltakSthe'plidifc' John Cummins was'drunkon Sitbrday 'ni({bi |iHe , 'pa!d 6s. 'on-'Mdi'dayfor 'wetting -his' whistle 'to an nilawfal extent. • JohnO' BrlerJ and Bartle Co)lio» were charged on suspiclmwith being dewrtera. liThey *ere lematided la orderthatiBqairies minht bi tnsde.: i ' ; ' .

¦On :;l-nB8day'JEieba'rd Beidy; tvho -was describedby Se»i ;eant Connolly>as ".iiQtt'ing'particaHr,"jwis

cncceuDg- cosiamp,1 was eoargea wiiootuo«iifMib(rt wa» reUaued.' Jaoiefl'Walsh, of Glass house-lane,waa cbirged by Coaits'ble'Meehan with threateninghis 'tnjither's llfei' ¦ |H« iesime '¦ home drnnk' otSaturday nignt aU?r> earning 80s, • but refused t'<gtveiajny to bis motherland when'. [ beKot iasldethrew (i teapot at her head| broke the windows, auithen! struck and kicked the old womaa. He goltiree months, and waa ordered to find ball in tb(sum 'of i£lO. and- two Buretifis of £5 taoh. Actlnc

Bentcnccd to 14 daysMmprlsdnment. •Patrick Murpby; was charged by Acting-Sergeant

Casserly1 with drunkennees, and beating bis wife 1:Little,' Micbaal-'stryet'ton the previous eveningPrisoner asked for,a chance, bind said he would takethe| pledge. ' Casserly said! be never worked, ancwas|continuolly standing at corners. Ho got a week

John; Brady wasidrank ' In Michael-street oiWednesday evening! and was fighting with MiclConnors in Backless pab'le bouse.. Fined 5s. or iweek.' Mick Connors got a month for drunkennesand; dieorderly conduct the previous evening: Hihad! bis coat oS when Acting-Sergeant Casserl;arresled him. ¦ ' .' :

George Sargent summoned Catherine Halloraifor ' hittine him with a stone on the head. Botl

A Nsv78 man's credence1 la the words of oheare thit I j

Tha man tJwfc hntli no mnalo in hlmsalf.

Irqapes of maskuns. the first consisting of ivlollonist, a harper,1 and'a cantatriu, and the othe:of | one solitary dulcimer man, accompanied tncexcursion : end b4 the! exercise of their calling

reigned supreme eft, and levied contributions offtbe unprotected fetaalei who hid ensconced them-Selvea comfortably! on :tbo Beats astern. ' Somepeople were mean enough to think that ibisuTdOgem'eat w«s tbe molt of collusion on tbe partof [the | performers, i but onr representativechivalrously resented the imputation on behalf ofthe 'uaconsclously ; libelled; mlaistreli, and com-bitted al} argument* with the words of tbe Bard ofAron—for had sot thesa "poor Danderiogr oaes"masio in their: respective Jaaividasl and collective

ly demonstrated tbe capacity of;. "MUBIO Ut THEU8KI

r lcdnlirence In " treasons', stra a

xcursiopistj was; sounded, th<» mora pratentiontrcbestri honied ibj&rd, and immediately enteredoto pcjlession of the duklmer man'* late preiftveind ptoceedml to' clear the docks for aotloo, so topeak, by tnlylogv soundlogi hod squeaking and theleriTormance of tbpae o|her prepaiatury cer<monleilecessary to getVUddle onder way. Vcuto , be olbe! dulcimer bad watched this movement from ean'tt;e point hig h up in tbe village streethd ! desperately ilingloc hi* Instrument opon bitboulder bo baited to dispute tbe right , to play

irongef rival') and • planting thereon bit maimBnt—or instrument of tortnro a* the cosje pulled back 4h» worn coveting, and begi.ler away at [ liveiff straini Tba frown dd instsnter, » samms.ry smile light np hi* c!utnoe, whilo Lit ia'ws orunobed the inevi

armonboi enthnsia. i jViotory had orowncd btsonghty effort In the ' face of treachery and fraud,nd- , | ¦. ;¦ : i . ; ! i

. . BIB : OBEC1AN VISAQEbona w ith aj llght befora which the now setttas sanink Into lrjfl^njQoanOf> I Tone after tana ho rattleilat. and oil nnodDloloo* of the' sinister elanoes and

TioUnise and the narplic naa not yielded to tbe priont;of claim. Bldt-idff their time they watohod their oppottunlty to strike in with :their more nomerons musicwhen the other Bohemian paosed to breathe. Annow the tims; EM come. With a sharp hop stcp-andia-leap like rattle and a kind of an excelsior enrvelinto the air the dulcimer; man winds op and with i•dentiflo shirt ofjtfca "bacoy" torns to atono hie—:—lyre. ; The fiddler reoo^nue* tho anxloas momontana qalokly- i-.illag bis violin, twists at tba scrowibutj ! tbe mobile aid ejpMSsive oonntencs of tbo daleimer artiste bespeaks jhis thought, and in a minnte thsyrnp* hetio Nzrwls jn»o, wheae faith in Sbaktspearbad ere now been blighted, and who feels with tbe soilUZf and shabbier mlbutrel, reads the roormur in himind,' " I'm blowod If' he; will," and with a cooragworthy of a better cansr,' be hammers away ogniiBut bJ enemies *xt not one whit daunted. The fiddleiwhose lnrtrflmentj Is sow quits prepared, stands witeipentonoy in hl« eye and follows every taore of "thother's! shop," aqd joist A> this latter rattles ont thfinale of some tWol-sUrtlng melody, unknown, thviolin rnBhe* ir l witb a 1 fast new valje. while tt

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look flits au aMaii bis lacs i ma eye brightens np,*jjd with •> prtUminaxy canter and swish he dithea in

the martial *tt»in» of '!tpoi»« w«U Mdo*n't failua ezletiiur, Neck andttonal Anthrrn now fonri

the ioaMtima rdreahlng ,"8nmnwrNlght lnMmKoV kll is » 'Waakr th8 whole' lot oome ceUmd'toietbsr.-inothloglis etrfaUir^th* head •MMvthlna 'laltla ornrfaiadlv. trbnodi- the >dal

V > «OTH1»O ABD aOMITHIKO AHD BTJBTTmHO.At Ingth «Ubl •:«0»TaUlve klok ' w»d » partingbound, tbe dBleimer. - anjoeumba . oa {h» i l««t fenceMd fall*, bettra only by soptrior ttrpngtb aft rb|-f«ae flfbt to1 the finish, and .t\ea with % volley ofeipl»Uve« rooreJIforcibl* 'and *kpr «ilve of murJerou*nHstfa* tbM 'mfatieali or beauWnl, tb» owner of th»baktni rinaHrttttMl* flits -fo*»a4 . to €Utarb th»*J««nlB»By'« 4aattl)f»Mdiae« la the bow with hj«l£>»rf«iit«oooi4oani*«Ht9'«b« bonwJlBf, bnbWift

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pKBtfew-nrMn 'will: (liib>: liuti lfickoefletorejthe great fnter-cltib ¦abBtesVbstkeea lmerlbk 'landWaierford. MoAdauJj', obaUeoge waiipublUhed, inthis paper on Uwt 1 rrUay'-evenlng.i lo an hourafterwards It was dl» itfssfed'oj'in.thd1.'blcyofyt.a ofthe city, and ill agreed' teHtfiot k dayâhould. pe/lost!in ncceptlng It." Acc ordingly' Ben Flelditw; , wiredMo ,e t, oaice'¦ agreeing ioj ineet'tby ''boys. ''from:limerick In friendly rivalry;'with- a8: ittle' delay; aeposjible. .'., : .

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The matter was for Dally : dlsau««ed at a hurriedlyconvened cotanslttee imeetlag ; hold, on ' SaturdayeVenlog.' ' Tbef Capt iltfji ,;actlon in (toceptlnir '¦ theoballengei wnsp cordially i endorsed by ell present..The .quest ion bt'fijllaitf-tbe 1 date; !arrangibsr:-tbedistances ito .Vj riddjijn, ] and i seleottbir (be men - torepresent, the olub :]W "j>e4 '. >.he. subject; . of [much;consideration. In.mejrVsK: hiving beek arra.ngbd jbythe ohallecger' as thq foal tie grgund,;tha ohallepged

tnero wi^t oj'toree nta B,| iwo juimetiCK men comPfit|ng l ajTalnsfc tw>;AVuterford rljdprs in: , eaclVictory .will rest wl b the slde scorlbg tbp greateinumber of points \.1 husi the first inl eaoh heat.wlscore three ; thb sect nd tWo and the tbiid one poln

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BWto send their strongest team. MesBrs T. Wajjand E. Murphy, a doupleiof our best men, are inriding at all this jyeai, knd It Is very doubtful'they viill endearoor^to gei into trimjfor this evenIn tbelc absence the .VVltfrford team will prolabbe—Messrs B.i FieldiD , I A. C. Williamsoo'.l J. .Meredith, C. W: Mcjaley; B. O. Manning, and C.:Bedmond. ' ' Messrs' T<dd , Mahony and WUltanhavo been named as Ipro table flabstltatea.- ¦

The Waterford rflen acjvo stipulated for a retuimatch on eor track a . an evening meeting, , to. I

ridtnir on Hunaav was a narro orde

it Baa toar euecp gepe tanj, jew inree oicwhose names; I shall riot dUcover, : bat wb. o,voacb, are, generally, matter f fact yonni; m

Inclined young men r^de on and on till Awas reacbed in one; hour. : Pretty ' s<traTellinff this, I <ian tell you.

from tbe weary or parched traveller. Onas well Ioolr for a drink in a. rjallce barra"

ce was heard—o friend was neaiat a.friend in need,. The klndld haDDY borne will not cooa fa

on Wednesday by Messrs. W. Meredith and C.Bedmond, jwno, notwithstanding ': tie txceptloattentions of the hWdicappi-r, managed to caoS a couple of the p;ire?. The bandlciipB w<nrranirwl on a ctinclnla which I am alad.to eai

to appropriate the staru, deoided to arMall-lmportaint work on tho ground. The re

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By the Eanlscorthyjarrangetflent It wsa alpojJibla toe one maa to a- carj aore thatIn. Efdmoid. with 140 yards In tbe two t

know; w«ii , la ona oi too acznonieageriders In Ireland. Young Meredith 1(jo rouoh ''at sei" on tbe heavy goinuno hona of rrlnninri vet be Joined ii

lot. They! did tbelr b*st to mabu tbo vliltor * hand comfortable durlbj; the meeting and oievcnlcu after. j

Lynch, obo tode eo n«ll at our epoits, wothree miles1 race at Ennlccortbyi frjtn tbe 20 jmnrk. RT rwi-nilcsioh of tbe Committed ho r

neumatlr, be will require tone dotofr over in tliter-club contest. . i

It really maVJes one laugh to; read the com menf the Irith Cif M$t nn the foot»noto onr Editrrote last rrekk renardinz Mr. McAdum's letti

of mraaa .be considered as euchj How Xyield toman in my esteem for tbe genial Limerick filer, bhow anyone ' ccinld ;siy his letter was' not a, medirect nod positive challenge Is utterly beyond nMcAdini *rote:—" The Committee of iheLlmeilAmateur (Atbletlo ; and Bicycle Club are anxiousarrange an Evpnlog Atbletlo ftDd Cycling Meetiifor torn? date ¦¦ la; August, aid aa an lnter-ClMatch between tbtlr Hob and ypora ha* been spokof , wish to ascertain ako you tend a team, and matbe < mod a path instead of a read one, HI WS» ori|Daily auggested," !AU I om ssy Ir, if this ba tia tbo Dstttro of n cbtllonge oar Editor ij iunotte«ib!a doffer, who knbwi nothlaj of ~ tmeaning1 of woWi. '¦ ' !¦¦ • ¦

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SI BCB uritltrr nntfl minted above. I learn t

veryr good oiS *T, '¦ Tbe number of lqmatea initai . small, apd e*en a f«w lets than )*st year,those ar« ctlfiy rompoeed of very young andpeople, who i*re oot fit for| any kiod of mailaboori ' ':• Tbsl Mutnr (Mr Griffltb), 'i» most aeaia the ai*otir»e bf hi* duty, and-with the ¦!<tbe not)*, the iatnal**—e*pecl<lijr the sick-Very well- prV>t!r]e4! for. . " Thl» houie, bdaglsf.ted;! m»T't»l»»y» b) looked unon a* a '

onapcijDi wî noiu«».i»l .uoq«uaiiy neao ana wifarnlihaoVaed IqaiU • credit to tbi uoloa «odJhtgoifdliti^wlUtbestoptlon ot tbe floor, wfclbU cWpdiM Iof : aHnttn *nd broksn b loto, rblipolt 4 <wi<a« '*rt»*tU«i|'.of ibtr.«laa«, . Tlfloor ttiouU jbitukM4p4nd r*plao«d lth boan%bi4b iio»14r

Hlv» »tf qbap«l a tlihtly app#ar»a<aad'rrfldtr, hWfwv; ferib» pborSu bitopMpecliJIyU ¦•I'lttr.i.A f«» poabdjiwDOW toaM»i .iWW l M:W*f<^*>'»P»/>«*;tbi'p<iQt.lawWM UBir.- i J H - .l - . .".. ' ;.- .r:i ¦ ( ' ¦: V ..V i l l - . . ¦' ." - :

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t ivui Têa twiai t an i«xriep|liojiaU)]'blnBt«fy,day- -aa" the 4»ys , go—but out to *fewstrd a goodfreat bre«ai>'wU; btowingand a! moderate (well'was1

on ii the bxoftib. of; the harbour Jand ajl the trawleriin lfnnmpre ;(iad pot out ;tp iesfwheo, a.b«ut twop'plqok,. Jjaajes'JtWmiingfs ;yawf left the : dock »fldteei-edodt lofo-tbe open: upder a>,prew of eanva*».

The cre» . coqffsted «f th" owner and men named. Jam B*, F teBertld-and Martinj PareeU, ; :Thfi ¦ boatleft .tba- look i.ltboat a single miibap, but wtenebe begab to. matte 'for .-the ,open «ea,: ttajfjerlngund6rne4th,:ber bea>y ieail aoifl sbipplo . ¦water, at«ve y bound,' tbe knowing .one*. asbore expeessedsome fears as to the.safety of the crafr, and itBeet ied evident that the men on bovd; had left thevesi el,to]her own resoo.r'stsnnd.paid BO at(6ntloo tothe maoAjement of tbe. 'salls nor the. ate«riog:g«ar.When she had gol about a mile out iuto- the moathof the rl rer the position of tbej boat became.actuallyperilous, and on eaah succeeding wave .aha .eUroed

co \i i ub leagô suiigniiy auiow came ruining oaawl taped the little craft. In 'ai 'moment she

cd ovor . and In 'the' next fcbe'cankj benVath i tberfng wares. Another yawl owned 'by a inan>ed WlUiim Power, and which had betn>win ; partly in the wake of the foundered boat,ledlutely bbre dOnn upori tbe' spot where ebet, only just in ; time to wreat t'itjgerald andrell from a watery aravejbut too late to rescue

lconscious when' taken tbiard, and a!l ttrjtllabfe restoratives were applied but all failed t'ing back life to the unfortunate man'Fa'rrelli 'wb:pired' as he wae taken sJsfaore at tbe Dunmoiier. |An inquest was held by Coroner E. 1dwer on Wednesday,; when a verdict of accident>ft'h by drownlDg was returned by the jary, asTlllatn Power was oompllmehted on bii promptneii-coming to tbere8cue of the deceased - Farrell anii more fortunate sblDmatpl '• : '

| . i,iroiii our Beporler.)f i t JOHN STAyiriEo; in tho chair, Also present

IJr B W CoUender, :Mr iJ'MoGrtttb,'Mr J:8Utt«-y, ]lO'Donnoll , MrF BCarrey, J P,,Col Cotton.'J P, 110'CulIaghan, D V C.lMr J , Koohr, Mr J B Tobio.

Mr Healy, Clerk , roid the i-oporis of tho BolieviImoata , and the minutes, etc. He said the out-dcolitf was now between *£11 and £12 per week—tlnaiades 24ahiidren boarded : oat, at £5 a year <arith olotbing, eohool fees, and; Bohool books. 'This Master, Mr Flood, Baid the boardlng-ont eyet

ras rot'y snocesifol In thia ogion, as all the ohlldieat abroad beoamo sjlf-snpportlag.Ur Oollonder (aid that «u tho CM<J, no doubt

: I SECOND THODOHTd AKB DEBT._The ,Clerk said that Mr Cheornky, J P, was m

ruling,to ftOoepti£20 for a small portion o{ land tor tiappodoin • water supply. But tho board agreed

j.. ASKINO PATltCNT ti BECOHD TJMS.A letter was read ou th« part of Mr 'B JQnmblcton,kingja oboqns for a bit o( his gronnd taken for obourpr'a cottage.. : iThe Clerk sola tbo money was already paid (langhtcr),Col Cotton—Bad booi-keepinj (langhter).Mr (joUonder—It was only ! a mistake , of the book-jepernlaugbter). \ " • . ¦ ¦ . ¦ i

WHEN WILL 'THB CAPPCKJOIN QOE9TIOH CUD ?The|sawago qaoatioa oi Cappoquin seem* cotor tcive an ending. Xbe board appear not to know whali do with it. To-day tho dlsoasition tntocd up < againi & letter from Mr Feoly , solr., Lisoore,-being read.Col Cotton suggested that a letter be written from thesord 1 to the Bishop, Mott Bev Dr Egan,. asking h»iondly advice id the matter, as ,"tbe nuisAnco watingerons to health, if allowed to go Dn.A Viiw—Tho Blflhop has gone abroad.Mr Collonder; Ur Sktt«y, and the Chairman havingadeiomo nnurks on the qoeBtion, on the onggattiot

I Mr'Cnrrj, legal opinion nej ordorod hoforo tnjtoinf<e woald bo' done. The Clerk siid the oast rroalc

Mr« LAVcryirom urungiord union, wasirselof tbs fever hospital , at a aiUry oith rations. Mr Blatter/ jtbrew oat o>nl^ ba well to get np a ua* hospital at> norlor the care of the nuns.Ths Chairman' Said tho linsank hnSmi

oirjonn noonan e ienatrit r ton iron oedstethen read, and «ocspt:d. : The Uaftor'o report \read. . ' :| _ BEt'AULTtRQ EATEPAIEB0.! Ihs Clerk 'read. out tho names o^ a lot of deraUptoerS, some of nbom it was said , oould IrJid nK. • ' ! ' I

BoHydnfl division , ovor J325—Kilooppln, £'.watermoy, jB38—Tallow, ^63—Mocollop, £,:Total luooolleowd, £300. '

The< Chairman eaid hi knew ono of|tbo partdworthi^l .OOO. This naa tJO bid.

Ctlonel Cotton aoid it was a dolofal return.

DffortS to get in the money. : 'On1 boUon of Mr McOrath, the matter wa< postpone!

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Onji motion of Mr O'CaJligban , sjoor.d)d by MiBocqe, tbo feca for collecting tba rents ¦ of thilabot^reis'cottjps, bad superiatonding tbe aeoc=;arjwork* thoruon. r;o iDorcaecd to tb» reliorlns oQodroIrom jls to 2* la the pound for 12 month*. Tho boarcBOon'altcr adjoarned, :

j , iTATn or THB noOiE.Admitted dnritg tbo wook, 831 discharged) 471 born

O.i dibdi 0 1 r^mslnlnu on above d&te, 193 i number correipApdlng weokr lost year, 18? i namber lu 'infirmaryH | Innmber in fereif hotpital, 11 number on oat-doo:r«hef, iaolndiag boarded<oat ohildrdn, 218 ; oost for thiWi«ij , £11 10* Od ; oost of provUions and neotes&rieireceded <318 (> 0d | do. oocsumed , £ti 17* Si t senotanutiif arerajo oost of an inmoto, *» -il i do< in iaSrmarjp 3i 8jJ | do. fn-tovo r hutpitol. 10s O i l do, iidinltfB hall, Ii Bid.

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WATERFOBD TO! WIT.NOTICE that all Persons Kotitliection of a Kolitbt of the Sairj f

respeoc oi any rropjny ; snaate wôuy or In partnitbln tbo PotlinK Dintriot of the <ild Division*, oila respeot ot the Uoasohold Qaaliflcation created b;the '^presentation

of tha P.-o|,!« Act, 188l, wha shallnut be on the 8opplemtntol List of B»tepayorii for sacsPolling District, and orj cot upon the Begtstcr olVoMia now in lorco(relating to •ooh'Polling Districts),or who, txiog cpon the BegUter, shall not retain thes*n)« Qnallfioation or continue in tho samo Plaoi olAbodcas d.ucfibodlnaooh Begiater , or *>ho shall notbe upon the Supplemental Vet of Inhabitant Boose,holders , for nacb i Polliag Distrio.s,1 and who arcdt'ltoae to h*TO tbfeir Name* ioaerted In tho Bogiateiof {Voters about to be mado for tbo .siid soteralOiviiions of tho Connty, aid boreby reqnircd to (rircor tend to mo 'at my Office , on or boforo tbe Fourthday bf Angost, inthis year, a, Notice in Writiog, bythem aignedi In vxhioh their Namo;aod Soruirao, atfoil ' length , their Place Of Abode,-nod IVrtiooUrS olthe r Qnalittoation, bast be legibly written, accordingto The Form cNo. i i) hereander set fort h (•) ADJPrison who U upon tM Present BeeisUr may alictai) a> bi» Claim, it h» tbiqla fit; bnt it is not scoeistrj•bati he should-do. ,so if ha his thoiQaaliQeatlonaaoPlane of Abodciaa now dtsoribed in the Kaoitter.' Dated this tiai day bf July, In the year Ono

Thousand Eight Hundred and Klnoty.

rk of thrt r«ac9of tho Codnty of Watorfer,¦ give you NoUoa, that I claim to bs inieru

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iuWUMU * O4 , f.«A.UIbo«t, liana. Dr olr/Uotia thii PoltJo*and bamberot Houn¦mticn th» Ttapatj ior nuBt ol tba proname o( lie ooeapvli(UtnirLErUthaQ-uooni-it ot a benthtn t> * noN'owner*- >( tho J*ro]sf whl h aocitiinlor, or aomt caad tn« dtoatloa of

< If th* Qanliflcatlon \i u Inb»Wt mt llo«»«liol<j«r, th*Venation 61 tB« pi»amat,Boa>«h««d|>otU«tatjd.

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Harrj appointed ' ! !

I PMhOOYLE, : ;j i - ¦ ClOAE MKEOHABT, . ;

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At tbeir Sole Agent for Water/ord City and DU.trictj" ". • ' ' I ' . ' '

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MURATFIIS I !¦¦ ¦ ' • ' ';: HIGH CLASS '

: ! : TUfiKISH AtfD I '! I ; - • ¦- EGYPTIAN i

8.6m) LEAD

KnockKtlcanRnaEoI

di Lisnagoragh123a Cnttcsn^Jorth .

Forms of Tender can hi bad on applliClerkiof the Union.

Plans and: Specification con bo scon, cBeary'a office. Dangarvan ; the Board-rooiMantel's office , Kilmaothomas Workhooso.' Sealed Toadors, arldrrssed to the Chairs

rcoelved by me np to 12 o'clock on the cbov

CTJPPLIES T7AHTED.nnHE Goaidlans of the' obovo Union will.JL ; Meoting to bo held on TUESDAY, the 28

1KH). receive PBOPOSAL?) for Supplying thibouse; Fever Hospital and Dispenaarica conioothis union with tbe following artioles i— ' |BEST KEWPOBT, or GABDItfF BED-A8H

(three-foarths of entire Knpply mnst be tpa 'ifrom 81ft Instant tip to And for 81st Jnl/,[ Iibo delivered at KUmaclhomaa Eailiray statlrlasre Free). ; * ¦ •

' Se«led:Tenders, addressed to tbe Clolnn n,piniod with Samples, will be received by afwoho o'Clook on tbe above-mentlonod dai

FOR IRON HAY & STRAW BARFOR THE 00HIH Q SEASOH ihould be AT.01

tvarv deMrintion. of Bto

A. PJEBGUSO.N & Co., G

: RBEADAliBANEHISKY. snpphud by this 1joality, being Mellow ' and

is Lanrelr laoreuins in

A8 11. t/TJBTU, tirooex and Dpint £.«r. ¦ I .

JACK , ABD 6ON8' j7 CALEDONIAN COliBMower and Reailer

ia Cjaipttltlon wlttt Maii ; • . . L«*ding '! i ¦ ' ' ' i I +—-Piioei and tall Partlouli

A & *T;!MA: Ûnufacto

IEON HAY BABN8,i : GATE8.;BBI

a BanxJti 84 Jan, 6th Md soit Jo- 8UtAoootT, ibW. f

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¦ TWENTY-TWO G0IJ) KM) PBKB MEDALS'{iWABDED. :

."MiATIC GINGER ALEI : ¦ , i

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C02EIQN AND COLONIAL OEDEE8 ARE 8PE(JIALLT PBEPABED TO¦, ; ' THE VABtOtjS CLIMATES. !Purvoyon to Her..ilijeity'*; Utimvot Pailknwnt, '

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• HIO EXOEUUBNOY-THE LDRb UEOTENANT; OF TftELANO. .

WOBES-X>T3TIBXii3rNr ^c ^'EVglX ABT

ALTEfRATIOIM r. ¦IN THE TEA DUTY.

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Messrs. Cooper Cooper ; & Co.:BEG to atato that theyi aro cow : able to

eopply i ;

. B]E0 ¦ HSS ¦ £*>. '¦ \

OT THI "

SAME QUALITY A8 U8UAL ; ;AT A BEDaCTIOK 07

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2d. por Lb. in tha Prico- i ¦

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. G3" To suit Ae convenionce . of the cus-tomers they have added to their list a Tea ofEXTRA SPECIAL QUALITY at 2/- apound. . (tny30.6m)

MESSRS. COOPER COOPER & CO., ¦CO, King William1 Street. Iroadon, E-0

; or " WINCABKI8," |f N e u i Vamf Jiij Ulthi to prevent f raudulent Imitatoini)I* aldalloou Bavtmgaiuidtofil* ttmf ot r om FotiWlMt Us-Ut» Zxtnct ol M»it nd Extraot «f Majt i SoWUooiBu—ifthodjif, BtlmoUUiig. Flwh-formlor, and BWth-natorlnci taltabl* lor th« Uobost ln'Baaltli aa will a* Ih*Invalid. fltra>n«!tf rtcommm4M h ' »» X$dic *l : TuMIxaportiat tTakoUoitcd ffactib—oaial ffom!

BEOIN£LDJONE8,M.E,a8.IX.M;,K.Q.O.P,I,4«JOVEE TWO TnOUSA irD

. BAV# bees ncctTt froni Vadloal Mea, |20, LOE«» BOAS, HLH ivroni SquAti , : ' I

' BiaxisfltAD, Slat BepUcob«r, 1838; jQtxr if UZSr-1 ittttt, iDtlav Dfeertiia itatwnsBt

mads by annthsr Firm, to azpresa tayoa bowhlub!;pUsiad X am with your preparation of M*at and'Wliie1 havaovar aod over apJn witoeswd iU tffaotf w|thmy patUoU, for wbnm 1 ajwaya ordn It Is nutcaws it bai astad : Ilk* a charm, and In aw»jt thaiordinary Wins U mean Wlo« without Meat)'coald no^do. Mot only *o, bat I ns« It imysalf when I f *«1 lowor we&rled by Oter work , and l, Bsv«r kosw.it fail.

T rcmala; Q'stlsuisot' yioart alnoertly,T B£G1VA1J> JONES,

M.iB.C.8.,U,M.. K.Q.aP.1. 4c.Sold by all DrngtlsU, 171s* Vanbaato and Patast SwUdMVudor* in tb* Cnli*d KlMdom.ila BotUn 2*M 4 «• 6A.*a«b. . Ask (or COLEMABliLtEBIO'S EXTRACT 07 MEATAND MALT WID E, or " WISOAIIHU," and u* tint yobnl it. - . ' ¦ .U then I* aa'y aiffltmltr Is i»tlin# tb« VOnt. wriU dlnet 10

tbo m»aulioian» who win forward ' .Eamplt* Pint Boul* (m by Po*< oa n««lpt of S3 stamp*.

'-. : Sol*iKaaatMtartrs,COLEHAN k <>jy LIMITED. 8T. QEOBQE 8 AHC

BAtra: PLAIN, HOEWI0HaDd3, Ko»* IiOni3mi8ir»*t, T«»<Joo, E. O.

Sols ProFiirto.-*o [-OoKAZOlf," to* H«» BoeJTea, »]la bottle* br Qrtea * tad Ch«aUta «rtrywlM<«. mrO.Ctt

OR AM t^R'S®r ai: litsual Bepoi,

4 6 D, WI2TJ10BIXAKD-5TEEET, :And Etrcs of 40, 41, 42 ft tS, FLEEt-STBJEET,

DUBLIN,TU»UutM«i!cWin>*>ut UlrtLuJ. SiUiUiUJ VSO.

'¦ CtVtrt Ktrr *h tv* tcrtl t/J ttor l/m i.

ANNUAL SALE OFSECOND-HAOT)jp d* . KrMVVAl ** m ¦ *r ¦> *h¥ A . ¦".E14JTOS;1

A H bnraou/ vtrUty tt mUcl/nm, bxtuditt Imtnfvtt f )COLLARD AND GOIXARD,

BROAOWOObv ERARD. KOPK1NSOM, CHAPPELL,CRAMER, ETC

. AUO A VAUSTf O»AMERICAN ' ORGANS

' ! AXB :, HARMONIUMS,' ; By tt4 PrlBdi>riM*««n.

SPECIAL BABGMIS it PRICES TO SUIT ILLfor Cuh at tnatly n i fra df t k *.] ** on —« Tin* Y«*aSyuw PaitbaM, *t a sen. sc*)a— cba—• orw ill* C**>

OLD HAMS* j TUCSN! IN txoHANai(a pan Dayman!. Fttrtbar -jhuUmlvt oa applkxrka a

V* CWBSTMORELABIDSniEET. tSjBUB. '

on&hnc«hm- i_tM**a(on taClAM*«*)C&,who,<» Ulointonstd « to* CLAMlpf PuiCD rtqulrtd, wUl (onwd asmuumtnl w«b »hfd> fMfMn |>* a writUn QouaatM al» tea OtanUwm, aad.ilat It k uialr m mmmuj

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CANTRELIV & COGHRANE.

•Mad« 6»LT byOAtiTRELtf * CfoCHRANE,. tTnder Bp«|d*3 pe kkratloa."

Th» Drink f o r tJu <h«ty and Bkewutk.¦'¦ ' ¦ M*d« on!/ by '

¦¦ 'p magLL d CODHRANE,\ IJ«do» gp«oUI B«sWj»tion.

'ECIALLT PSEPABED TO SUIT

) WETTOHS Haêtlo Trt*tnuat'¦ ' VOB TSM COSB Utp SSUXV 07i PAIN IWD WEAEKESS n* Ta»,3iCK,•EhoarqaUim, NerTonaBi.haojtloD, Lrrar ComplaintXambagb, Headaeh'as, ' Couflmptioa, *Solatlca, BroDObiil*, ' Aatbaja, £UttriiyOout. i Pnlmonarr AlTeo- : Sac aia Siaotdan,KldnnyDUcase, tk)n»JCongh, 0«naral aad LocalEpUepay, Cold*, to)., : DebOity,:FaraJyal*, Nearalfla, ! FunotlojiirDiaor.:Iadiae«tion, Spinal AilaanU, ' , dwi,"«to.Conatigatiop, BiUorurisM,i' ftrlTlON'S WOBU) TAMED PATZNTOOBA-; TV! TIVE MAGNETIC APPLIANCES, m»d«ftaaU pa ta rjl tho bodjr. | • '

' THOU8ANDS CUBED BY THEM.

i $£T 8p»eU148 pagajPaaphlat Illastratad, eoatala, lag medlo«l -and otbsrteatffflooial*; Hnot prloet. and•gensral information, crstia-oc poat (rw. r All auflsrenj ahonldget itauid reaa itr

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! A PBW Or OUS- TS8TIM0SIAL8.T>HEUMATI<? GOJJT. '. Sntixvia is JonrrsJLt) MaryvmaBoaaarKUTankCoiQUy

| Oalw«y, lrtMayflSaI wlah to 1st yon know, ud inJa-U* to UM pobll<v-»fta

•lz Je*i» I wu %. mart— to ib*qm*tl«m, havuif, enrloutieoooxb, soatiaoUd Amatntie itrHr wblln i«aldUc la es*Mth» featlwrn SUtM'o* itMriet.'H Uf i d *u*eiof tUt-matlo ioat U*t aatanm, aiiit wbimtlu vloUot j tnajmaM bad•abdded, I oomstanctd wiarinf you*1 UayMtlo Afrit*"*—,vli : -balt, tone pay*, taktea, andwila<l»t» and 1 caaaahbat/ thufrom that dajr to-jibi* I hara been wUhoot j«lnaadin ptifact health. : . -. , i

/71HE0N10 BHE0MA.T18M ' ' .XJ Qult'a'JtlU*. WaUtfbid, Ufi> lprfl,1WI,

Onrwdpiof a *JOOJ V-rr-*** B*U boat yo« la iMS18W.Ioomiotncodto w**7it I ha»» bantaacar*U>Mfro_ a*r»r* BhnostW l#*otion* laMet; Moattsb «ad«ta«puts of th* body, sad fro— m/ *xp«rt*oo» 1 «_ Mi)r-aaaTtMdotte tfieaûa « i<»!kB«a^^m«&

SP1NH DISEA8E kND L068OP POV7ZB. "• M, Btihop-atrieVLondottdaajrr iytfttO. UN.

JtUvii)r uSand for nlia. iiusiluIroa.SpWi^MIWandocrmpUt*lo ao(pow«jr, I noeiuadtxso,TO«aftiw wMaisjto two ot mr I Maputo ipslkncaa.. aad aise* waadathem my straaftb haaaoatash -tnr—aiaait that I tnw_*nt, and*ttoc*th«r ayb*_Qila»»ach b**UrU«*-7«ay,—ba cfleothaa btnqniwtaanaUoaa. -• --•¦ : ¦ ¦_... : . P -lUa*4LiMXBsm. -

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