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.4 1 IP- .1 it 0- 1 3 THE WATERFORD NEWS AND GENERAL ADVERTISER, JANUARY 11, 1878. DUBLIN STOCK EXCHANGE Yesterday. SALES. WATERF01W MARKETS. 100 REWARD THEATRE ROYAL, WATERFORD.

MISS ROSA TOWERS, 123, PARADE QUAY, WATERFORD. C. HACKEIT, (Late of Robxbtson, Ledlie BEGS to announce that on an early day, (of which due notice shall be given) he will be prepared to OPEN THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, With an entirely New and well-selected STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY GOODS, and respectfully solicits the favor of an jll early inspection. CHARLES McINTOSH, PLUMBER. BRASS-FOUNDER, GAS-FITTEK, and LEAD MERCHANT.

WATERFORD, (LiTCor Littlb Geobok's Steiet), Offices and Show Room No. 10 LADY LANE. GB N-H USES, CONSERVATORIES, and PUBLIC BUILDINGS HEATED by Hot Water, on the mo-itapproved principle. Testimonials, too numerous for insertion, from the leading Gentry of Waterford and surrounding Conn-ties, whose places I have heated, may be seen at my offices. P.S.

Having purchased at the Sale at Little George's street tbe entire Stock of Brass, Wood, and Lead Patterns connected with tbe Foundry, for Brass Castings, I am enabled to execute all orders for Case ing the ibortest notice, and on reasonable terms. gy Entrance to Works from Peter street, mh HEREBY offer the above REWARD to any person who will procure for me a missing Man uscript Book, entitled a History of the Principal amilies of the County of Watertord, compiled by my Grandfather, Edwabd Galwet, who died in the year 1782. In size it resembled an ordinary office ledger, and was covered with green parchment. This book was lent by my Father to the late air William Homan, in the year 1826, and was produced in Court at Waterford during the hearing of record having reference to the Mountain of bleiv- grine, and several times referred to by the leading Counsel in the case. It was intended for publication, but my Grandfather died before its completion.

The book was then forgotten for some years, and my Father applied to Sir William Homan. He could give no further account than that he handed it to Lord 8 (then Mr. Villiebs-oTuabt) Solicitor, Mr. Geobob Gbeenb. Subsequently Mr.

Greens was applied to with the same result. Having made various enquiries during several years for the recovery of this book, without success, 1 nave, as a last resource, tried this advertisement. JAMES GALWEY. Colligan Lodge, 1877. (d28) THIRD AND LAST DELIVERY WI1TTEB O-OOIDS TTAVING COMPLETED her purchases for the J-l Winter Season.

Mrs. KELLY bees to assure her customers that the selections she has just made, being secured at a Discount considerably below their value, cannot fail to prove beneficial. Mrs. n.h,L,L directs particular attention to the following A large Stock of SEAL MANTLES, HATS and BONNETS to match A beautiful Assortment of LADIES' CLOTH MANTLES, JACKETS and ULSTERS, A Large Stock of GIRLS' ditto at a great reduction A Lot of NEW FELT and STRAW HATS. New MILLINERY, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Ac NEW DRESSES and SILK GOODS.

splendid variety of Ladies' SILK SCARFS, New HOSIERY, GLOVES.UMBRELLAS, Ac Ladies' Skirts and Underclothing. Babt Linens and CHILDREN'S DRESSES in great variety. BLANKETS, QUILTS, RUGS, and FANCY FLANNELS. Table and House LINENS Gentlemen's Hosiery' Shirts, Collars. Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Ac.

A large Stock of Boots and Shoes for Winter Wear or House use. 75, QUAY, WATERFOBD. d7 SOUTH OF IRELAND TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. A PUBLIC MEETING In Support of the IRISH SUNDAY CLOSING BILL, "ITTILL be held in the CITY HALL, Waterford, on TUESDAY Evening Nert, Jan. 15.

Henry White, President of the Society; Rev. Robert Power, C.C., Rev. P. Nolan P.P. Rev.

Edward Norman, A.M. George Walpole Esq, T.C. Aid P. A. Power J.P.; Aid St, George Freeman, J.

Rev. John Hall, Rev. James Donnelly, Rev. R. J.

Devenish M.A., and others are expected to take part in the proceedings. Chair to be taken at eight o'clock, p.m. The presence of all who are in favour of Total Closing of Public Houses on Sundays is earnestly re quested. Admission by ticket, to be had at the door. Re served Seats for ladies.

jll.lt W.HUSSEY. Sec. LARGE ROOM, CITY HALL, WATERFORD, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, This (FRIDAY) Evening, and SATURDAY, Cooper's Virginia Female CHRISTTS rilHE Original and only Legitimate Troupe in 7" existence. FEMALE Just concluded a bril- CHRISTT 'S liant Season of six FEMALE FEMALE weeks at the CHRISTY'S QUEEN'S HALL, LIVERPOOL, CHRISTY'S Where they have played FEMALE to crowded and de- CHRISTY'S lighted audiences CHRISTrS POB TWO NIGHTS ONLT FEMALE FEMALE FRIDAY AND SATUR- CHRISTY'S DAY, FEMALE January Ufa 12fa. CHRISTY'S Admission Is.

A 6d- Doors open at Seven CHRISTY'S FEMALE Clock to commence at Eight FEMALE. CHRISTY'S FEMALE The following huge CHRISTY'S Company FEMALE Miss NELLY HEYES CHRISTY'S (Soprano), 1 FEMALE Miss ADA TEMPLE CHRISTY'S (Inimitable Tambounnist), FEMALE Miss ETTIE NASH CHRISTY'S (Bone Soloist A Comedienne), FEMALE Miss PAULINE CHRISTY'S LATHBURY FEMALE (Serio Comic and Dancer), CHRISTY'S filis8JN.bJL.Llli; SlJNCLAlnV FEMALE (Vocalist and Dancer), CHRISTY'S Miss E. CONSTANCE FEMALE (Contralto and Ballad CHRISTY'S Vocalist 1. FEMALE Miss NELLIE GERTINE CHRISTY'S (Double voice Vocalist), FEMALE MUf ANNE PLIMMER CHRISTY'S (Bone Soloist) FEMALE Miss KATE BABY CHRISTY'S (Solo Cornet), 1 FEMALE Miss ETHEL AUBREY CHRISTY'S (Harmoniumist), FEMALE Miss KATE DE VERE CHRISTY'S (American Jie Dancer). FEMALE Miss KATE SKUSE CHRISTY'S (Solo Harpist), FEMALE The above talented CHRISTY'S ladies are under the FEMALE the able Directorship of CHRISTY'S the noDular Composer FEMALE and Violinist CHRISTY'S Mr.

C. MERRILEES. FEMALE The above Troupe will CHRISTY'S be autrmented by FEMALE thoso excellent and CHRISTY'S refined Artists, FEMALE LITTLE THOMAS CHRISTY'S (Mr. Jay Thomas), the FEMALE celebrated Comedian, CHRISTY'S Banio and Concertina FEMALE Soloist and Burlesque CHRISTY'S Artiste, and FEMALE. Mr.

J. B. HOWARD CHRISTY'S The eccentric Comedian. FEMALE Instrumentalist, and CHRISTY'S Grotesaue Dancer. FEMALE Everyone should CHRISTY'S see this Far-famed FEMALE and CHRISTY'S WORLD-RENOWNED FEMALE TROUPE CHRISTY'S In their Unrivalled FEMALE protrrammme of CHRISTY'S PATHETIC BALLADS, FEMALE Exquisitely rendered; CHRISTY'S Thrillinir Quartettes FEMALE Funny Duets CHRISTY'S Charminz Glees and FEMALE Choruses: Enchant- CHRISTY'S ine Solos Comio FEMALE Songs Witty CHRISTY'S Orations Chaste Hum FEMALE erous Dialogues CHRISTY'S Fascinating Burlesques FEMALE Ethiopian Eccentricities; CHRISTY'S LADOHABLl INTERLUDES, FEMALE American Jigs CHRISTY'S Nbobo Carnivals FEMALE Picturesque Situations; CHRISTY'S Original and Gorgeous FEMALE Costumes CHRISTY'S The Essence of FEMALE NEGRO LIFE, CHRISTY'S In wild and grotesque FEMALE Plantation Extravaganzas.

FEMALE The whole enlivened with flashes of merri- FEMALK ment by the most consummate and mirth- FEMALE provoking Comediennes of the day. CHRISTY'S CHRISTY'S CHRISTY'S CHRISTY'S SAMUEL D. WILSON, AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR OTSE AND LAND AGENT 24, ROSE-INN STREET, (Opposite the Imperial Hotel), a10 KILKENNY. Pd. Cash.

Acct. Throe per Cent. Consols 9.rn New Three i Bank of Ireland 30! National Bank, limited 78 5JJ Hibernian Bank bb Provincial Bank 84 National of Liverpool (limited) 13 19JJ City of Dublin Steam Company, 109fc lutj Alliance and Dub Consumers' 17JJ C.it.r of Dublin Brewery Co (Lim) 4 4 Urand canai Irish Civil Service Per Build. Scy. 62i 50 Hi 12 Birney and Co (Lim) M'swiney ana vx, i.iu Webb.

J. H. and Co. (Lim) TBAKWAT8. Belfast Trams Dublin Tramways RAILWAYS.

15 12 171 i Great Southern A Western JE100 paid 127J Waterford and Limerick 40J DnbUn, Wicklow, and Wexford Ill Waterford and Tramore MOON'S CHANGES. New Moon Thursday, Jan. 3 2.3 p.m. First Friday, 11 6.47 p.m. Full Moon Saturday, 19 0.11 a.m.

Last Quarter 25 3.49 p.m. ljc Matcrforir Hcfe 1 BE JUST, AND FEAB NOT. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11. 1878. LATEST NEWS.

THE EUSSO-TUEKISH WAR. THE GREATEST OF RUSSIAN VICTORIES- PASSAGE OF THE SHIPKA PASS, AND CAPTURE OF THE ENTIRE TURKISH ARMY 20.0UO PRISONERS AND SIX BATTERIES TAKEN MARCH OF A RUSSIAN ARMY OF 150,000 MEN ON ADRIANOPLE AND CONSTANTINOPLE DISGRACE OF SULIEMAN PASHA THE PEACE NEGOCIATIONS, Ac. Whilst the Rulers of Turkey, at last awakened to the sense of their miserable, untenable posi tion, are now wining, at the suggestion of Eng land, to ask Russia to conclude an armistice between the military commanders, whilst negotiations are entered into for the basis of a treaty of peace, General Gourko continues, against tremendous adversities, owing to the state of the weather, to force his way over the Balkan Mountains, as did Napoleon the Great over the Alps, until at last the plucky Russian General has seen his perseverance crowned by the greatest victory of modern times namely, the passage of the Sbipka Pass, and the seizure of the entire Turkish army which guarded its mouth an army consisting of a regiment of cavalry, 41 battalions ot intantry, and 10 batteries of artillery, with at least 20,000 prisoners. This route is now entirely in the hands of Radetzky, whilst the two fighting Generals (Ghourko and Skobe-loff) hold respectively the road through the theTragan Pass and the Sophia roads, and with an army of 150,000 at their command, it is probable that after a short rest to reorganise, we will next hear of their march on Adrianople, now wimiii a wees; oi tneir grasp, and after that, the term of peace may be setttled with the victorious Russian in Constantinople. The Grand Duke Nicholas has telegraphed the following despatch to the Emperor of Russia from Lootcba, of yesterday's date "I am happy to congratulate your Majesty npon a brilliant victory gained this day, just one month after the capture of Plevna.

General Radetzky, after desperate4fighting, has made prisoners of the whole Turkish army defending the Schipka Pass, consisting of forty-one battalions, ten batteries, and a regiment ot cavalry. Prince Mirsky has occupied Kesanlik, and General Skobeloff holds Schipka. The town is flagged in honour of General Radetzky 's great victory in the Shipka Pass." irlci ftAUlS MSGOCIATIONS. The English Govemmrnt having verv nronerlv declined to ask the Russian Government to grant an armistice, but we csmmanded the Porte to do so himself, the ar Minister has ordered the Turkish commanders in tbe field to conclude an armistice with the Russian commanders. Sulieman Pasha has been relieved of the command of the army in Eastern Bulgaria, and the Porte has already accepted the preliminary bases for peace.

mi i a i these bases will only be communicated to the Turkish plenipotentiary at the Russian head-quarters. The Porte, as a matter of fact, was not unaware that the acceptance of these bases must precede the conclusion of an armistice." THE TRAMWAY SCHEME. The sitting of Town Council on Tuesday was principally devoted to the consideration of the tramway scheme, for which the Waterford and Lismore Railway Company propose to seek powers in the coming Session of Parliament. The project is, to run a tramway line from the railway terminus at Bilberry along the voay to the Adelphi Wharf, connecting them with the Great Western Steamships, but at the same time to deliver goods at all requisite places between the two points. At the narrow end of the Quay, which is the most crowded with cattle and eoods, it is proposed to erect jetties from tbt Quay, so as to give increased rather than diminished accommodation.

For the purpose of carrying out this project, however, it is neces sary, according to parliamentary requirements, to) obtain the sanction of the Corporation, and after a lenerthened debate, not entirely free from personalities, assent was refused by a vote of 22 tola. A feeling of distrust was created in the niinda of many by the breach of faith which had heretofore been committed, in the expulsion from tbe original Bill of the clause which authorised the City Grand Jury to elect four of their body oi the directory, to watch over the interests of city ratepayers. It will scarcely astonish anyone who knows the individual, to learn that 3lr. Joseph who had wasted much writing and talking in favor of the project, thereby helping to destroy its chances, was fbund at the last moment a hot opponent. The 1 why" and the wherefore" of this sudden (ionversion may perplex some very few people, lut it oughn't.

The principle of tramways waa Acknowledged, by the Council resolving to carry ut the scheme themselves but when we remember the number of projects at present in hands, and the obstruction which is beintr inter posed to their completion, united with the fact that Mr. Joseph Fisheb is a member of the committee to whom the work has been entrusted, we may be certain that its realization by the Corporation is hopeless. Yesterday was another day wasted in the Council listening to that oft-told tale of those who persist in tneir hostility to cleanliness and health by attempting to keep out a clean. whole- Some, and abundant supply of water. The water is now ready to be turned into the city, but the present pipes through tbe town are inadequate for the distribution and the oppositionist seem so determined to thwart the movements of the vast majority, that they are using every effort ven by memorials with forged signatures to prevent tne necessary loan to be obtained to relay the city pipes, without driving the Corporation into Parliament with a Bill, which will cost the citizens at least 1,000, besides delaying the supply of water for several months.

Wehave the uUest confidence, how. ever, that all their malicious efforts will be thwarted that their unjust and vindictive action will be seen through and the Local Government Board, in the interest of the public, and for the advancement of that sanitary state of the city which it is their duty as well as their desire to promote, will, without further delay, grant the necessary order to the Corporation to obtain the requisite loan from the Board of Works to complete this grand and moat successful undertaking. The price of pipes was never lower than at the present moment, and if the money were at once obtained, the work would be finished under more favourable circumstance) than may ever again occur. Tb Habboo Board. Mr.

J. Wilson Downey, the respected and able manager of the Waterford Steamship Company, has been elected one of the iwpreaenta-tjyes of the Chamber of Commerce at the Harbour Board, in room of Captain P. P. Brenaa, J.P., resigned. In Mr.

Downey the board receives a member of the highest commercial capacity, one who will be a decided acquisition to the conduct of the publie ban. ness. Whilst congratulating the Harbour Board on the acquisition of Mr. Downey to their body, we nays to express our sincere regret that the vacancy has been caused by the retirement of aa old and faithful pnblio servant, Captain Brenan, J.P., ca-ised by delicate health and advanced years. During his lengthened oonneotioB with the Harbour Board, Captain Brenaa was distinguished as one of its most valued members, thoroughly merited by reason of his very great nautioaJ expenenoa, and his opinion on all such questions waa ever looked to with interest and received with respect.

He has now retired, bearing with him th warm regards of his late brother members. To lb 9 Sold by Auction, ON MONDAY, 14th JANUARY, 1878, At Twelve o'clock, at the "VILLA FACTORY, CARRICK-ON-SUIR' ONE Large Iron Lathe a number of large and small Drr-ing Pulleys a quantity of li-Inch Leather Belting, nearly new large Drilling Machine Portable Vice, on wheels Anvil, Forge Bellows, and Movable Fire Hearth Mechanics Benches with a quantity of tools, a large Hydraulio Press, with Pnmp and all appliance 4 in order, which can be made available for Tobacco, Grieve, Sack, or Hay Pressing, Ouncil on Wheels, Beams and Scales, Weights and Spring Balances a lot if First-elans Machinery for Kope making, large and sniall Balling Machines on the newest principle a nun ber of Tin Cans, three feet high, eight to twelve inches lisjmeter, several Street and Portable Lamps, Step Lad lers, large and small Chests and Boxes empty Barrels, and Office Desks large Presses, Cast Iron Tank I capable of containing 500 gallons large and small Metals Boilers, Wood Stillions and Shelvings, Trcnghs, and a varied assortment of Timber Scantling, with a quantity of Sundries not enumerated. All will be so in Lots to suit Purchasers. Terms Cash. i THOMAS WALSH A SON, Auctioneers.

The Mall, Waterford, Dec 27th, 1877. j4.2t TBAMOBH, COUNTY WATERFOBD. Valuable Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON MONDAY, 4th MARCH, 1878, (If not previously disposed of by private Sale), fTYHE INTER EST in the Two HOUSES situate JL at SEA VIEW, TRAMORE, with Seven Acres of Prime Land attached. These Houses are in excellent re pi or and admirably situated on the Waterford Road.

i For apply to I3AA0 THORNTON, Solicitor, Mr. 1 HGtMAS POWER, the Quay. r7 onw Mmrl THC1M A A T.STT Srifj 1 The Mall, Waterford. Auctioneers. PAR AD1 1 QUAY, WATERTOBD.

Auction of Leasehold Interest. mo BE SOLI' BY PTJ'TLIC AUCTION, at the JL Auction Mabt of Messrs. Thomas Wusi and Son, the MALL, fATERFORD, On TUESDAY, 29th day of JANUARY, 1878, At One o'clock, p.m., The TWO PAUSES, situate partly on the QUAY, and ii BAILEY'S NEW-STREET, Cut. WATERFORD, H16f for 50 Year from the 29th day of September, 1877, at, the Yearly Rent of 35 14fl. payable 25th March and -J9th September.

One of said Houses (known as the Packet is set to Mrs. lis McGkath, Vintner, as a yearly Tenant, at the yearly Rent of 30, payable 25th March and 29th September and the other House, (lately in the pa session of Mrs. Shokt) is now unoccupied, and immediate possession of it can be had on completion of the purchase. The Premises ere situate opposite the Steamship Landing Stages. Dated this 9th day of January, 1878.

For further particulars and Conditions of Sales, apply to PEIRSE Solicitor for Vendor, 2, Littl 3 Waterford or to Messrs. THOS. WALSH A SON, Auctioneers, jll.3t The Mall, Waterford. Xdceasad House for Sale, MICHAEL-STREET, WATERFOBD. 46, A DESE1ABLE INVESTMENT.

JOHN PENDIIR having received instructions from the representatives of the late Mrs. Prixdiroast, 11 Sell by AUCTION at the CITY AUCTION MART, 27, WATERFORD, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1878, The INTEREST in the LEASE of tbe Licknsid HOUSE and PREMISES, 46, MICHAEL-STREET, WATERFORD, Held under Lease from the 25th MARCH, 1864, for the term of Twenty-one Years, at the Yearly Rent ofJE21. Immediate Possession. This House has been Licensed for upwards of 50 Years, and it has always done a profitable business, and is situated in one of the greatest thoroughfares in Waterford. i Tl lere is attached a very large Yard, with Stabling and Storage, and with an entrance from Lady-lane.

The House is Three Stories high, with every accommodation. There are Three Tap Rooms, with a gad-sized Shop. Every convenience for doing an exteo rive Trade. Private Offers v. ill be received by the Auctioneer.

A reasonable will not be refused. Sale at Twelv 9 o'clock, jll. JOHN PENDER, Auctioneer. HHIECK SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On MONDAY Next, the 14th Inst, at Twelve o'Clock, At the HOOF TOWER, CO.

WEXFORD, rTlHE Hull, Masts; Spars, Sails, Ropes, Anchors, JL Chains, Herip, and Wire Rigging, Ac, of the Italian Barque, T.1MPO, of Genoa, 437 Tons Register, Coppered and Copper-fastened, as she now lies, at the Point of tie HOOK TOWER. Also, a quantity of INDIAN CORN, saved from the Wreck, in lots to suit purchasers. Purchasers to pf 5 per cent. Auction Fees. For further particulars apply to O.

VIAC AVA, Italian Consul, G. V. KILORO and Capt. PAGLIANO, At the Tower of Hook or to JAMES HENNESSY, Auctioneer, 6, George's-streit, Waterford, Jan. 10, 1878.

In the Landei Estates' Court, Ireland. i COUNTY COBK. In the Matter of th 9 Estate of John Jos. O'Mahont, Ellek Mabt O'Mahont, Euoinb Patbicx O'Mahoiit, and of the said John Joe. O'Mahont, as Administrator de touts no of Wiluak O'Mahont ami as Administrator de bonis non of Kate O'Mjjioirr and as Administrator de bonis mow of Charles O'Mahont and as Administrator of William He tbt O'Mahont and as Administrator of Fbxpb uck Jambs O'Mahont, i Owners and Petitioners.

rpO BE SOLD, before the Bight Eon. Judge JL Obksbt, at the Landed Estates' Court, in the City of Dublin, i On TUE SDA Y. tlie 15th day of JANUARY, 1878 At Noon, the following situate in the Barony of Kinstataloon, and County of Cork, in Three Lots LOT No 1 Th Lands of KILN AF URBER containing 256a 0 19p statute measure, situate in the barony of nnatalloon, and county of Cork, held in Fee-farm under a certain Conversion Order, made by the Cotmaissioners for the Sale of Incumbered Estates is Ireland, in lieu of a certain Lease dated the 9th day of June, 1739, for lives renewable for ever, a profit rent of 124 14s. 6d. LOT No 2 Part of the Lands of BALLY-KNOCKANE, eataining 121a 8r 33p statute measure KNOCiCANARKIG, containing 118s, lr 7p statute meaanrti and JLNOCKAUOOL, containing 40te3r 36p jtatute measure, situate in tbe barony of Kinna Jilloon, and county of Cork, held in Fee-farm, undei a certain Conversion Order, made by the Commissloi ers for Sale of Incumbered Erites in Ireland, in lieu of a certain Lease dated the 9th day of June, 1719, for lives renewable for ever, producing a profit rent of 28 2s.

2H- LOT No 4 Pa-t of the Lands of TEMPLE- VALLEY, known as TEMPLE VALLEY LOWER, containing 133 Z3p statute measure, situate in the baron of Xianatalloon, and county of Cork, beld under Lease lated the 23rd day of January ,1782, for 999 years, from the 25th March, 1781, and pro ducing a pro tit rent oi Jest as. so. Dated this 20th day of November, 1877. Hbnbt Robert Gbbbnb, Chief Clerk. TiF-Sfran'TTVE PABTICULABS.

Lots 1 and are chiefly upland, and being of large extent, embrace tillage ana pasture, wjth tracts of it claimable mountain land of ex- iiMt rmalit. Lanre nortions of the mountain land have bees from time to time reclaimed, and now produce good green crops. Tt A These tnds are of good quality, and there Lot witn oxtensive offices on thAil the Lots i let to good, solvent tenants, and abound with gams of every description. They are well watered ky streams, and there are excellent roads through tlem. They are all situate within about 2 miles of tl ie town of Tallow, 6 of town of Lis-the FermoT and Lismore Railway, and within 10 miles of Fermoy.a large and important Garrison ftd Market town.

There are monthly a vu kk -in FatduiT and Lismore. Private off, will be received by the Solicitor KaTing carriage tne oaie, tor v. 15th day of December, and approved offwi 1 be mbmittod to the Judge. Jr -d and further particulars apply a th Ltnded Sst ites CourtInns-quay Dublin to JOHN DESNEHY, Solicitor, No 12 Lower trnnoaa juay, JOHN Solicitor having carruge of the Sje, No 12 Lower Onnond quay, Dub- ainl i 'ermoy, county raw MwTChajit'B Ofilc. w-wriVTED ibj a Lad about Seventeen year of a situ tionina Merchant's Office, where Lu be found useful at figures and writing.

c. Waterford, January 11, 1878. NATIVE small no change! prices. FOREIGN WHEAT. Dull.

MAIZE 3d. BLACK OATS. Supply still continues small, and we quo advance of Id. per Darrel. FLOUR.

Firm. J. A S. PHELAN. PRICES CURRENT.

IRISH. New. Old. d. s.

ard s. WHEAT, per barrel aoiM. wute lied Shitimnir de 6to30 OuO 0 to iO 0 28 000 0 00 25 3u0 0 00 BARLEY, per barrel of 2211s. unniung Mnltinir I 17 21 12 0.1 09 000 000 OATS, per barrel of I961l 00 0 00 0 00 0 ttlucK -White -I 400 00 000 000 FLOUR, per sack, ef 280 lbs. onpernnea Inferiors 45 0 40 0 37 0 6 3 7 6 46 000 41 000 39 000 7 0 0 8 0 0 OATMEAL, per Sack BRAN, per Uwt.

-POLLARD do. I FOREIGN. ff WHEAT, per barrel ot 2S01bs. d. American oiirmg; aiiu uiir -Russian --TJJ Nicipoli -JJ Ghirka, Taginrog, and Odessa -00 00 0 to 31 31 00 00 00 00 17 00 00 OI 00 00 00 INDIAN CORN, Tellow, Odessa and Galata 00 wnui anu oxouutu ioiu v-- Amencan -i' French and American White- 00 Danubian -00 riiunaeed- -00 FLOUR, American, per barrel of 1961bs.

-00 French, per sack, of 2801bs. -00 INDIAN MEAL, American, per sack 00 nome jnanuiacrure, per I sack, of 2S01bs. 19 0 Imports and Exports for week ending Thursday, 10th IMPORTS. Indian Corn. 17975 Quarters.

Indian Corn Quarters Wheat. Wheat. Barrels. Oats do-Barley r.88- Oats Bl oo. Barley do.

Flour. 764 Sacks. Oatmeal do. Tnilim, meal do. Barrels.

Meal 300 Sacks. (Corrected this day for the Waterford Nevs) I PROVISIONS. Baooh Pigs, perewt. Steaks do. 51s.

Od. to OOs. Od 53 0 54 12 0 13 0 32 0 34 0 40 0 42 0 00 0 39 0 Feet do. Huns gCBAFS do. Labd (chandler'l) Besv, per lb.

0s. 7d to 0s. 8d. Mdttos. per lb.

0 9 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 9 Lamb, per quarter Veal, per lb. i roBx, per lb. POTATOES. Per stone 1 White, per Hbs. 0a.

7d. to 0s 10d. BREAD. 0s. 7d, to 0s.0d.

110U3BH0X.O, peruo. 0 0 0 0 WHISKEY. Dublin, per gallon Od. to 20s. Od.

iork, puncheon, Old Cork, gallon, FISH. Newfoundlandv per cwt. 12 0 18 0 18 0 00 0 20s.Od.to 21s. Od. Herrings, per barrel 23 0 (SALMON, per ID.

Peal, per do. Sole, per do. Tcrbot, per do FOWL AND EGGS. Fowl, per pair (small) Ti'rkkts, per pair Egos, per 120 Geese, per pair 6d. to 4s.

Od. 0 16 0 6 12 6 0 0 OUAT AAll LAfl AIL, White, per cwt. Brown, per do. 80s. Od to 2 la.

Od 20 0 23 0 ,5 0 6 0 ,53 S3 Mould, per doren lbs. dipt, per ao.i WOOL AND HIDES. Hogget Wont Weatheb A Ewe Sein Wool Hides, per cvt-Kifs, per lb Calf, per dofen 0a. Od. to la.

4d 0 0 13 10 0 0 22 0 22 0 0 2 0 0 28 0 00 TIMBER. Eed Pine per ton. Yellow Pini per do. Staves, per WOO Lath8, per do. Coals, per ton 80a.0d.

to 00s. Od. 80 0 84 0 90 0 00 0 14 0 14 0 COALS. 16s. Od to 16a.

6d. Uoee, per do. 15 0 00 0 FODDER AND GBEEN CHOPS. Hat. per ton.

S5e.0d.to 65s. Od per uo. eaten, per do. 55 0 0 40 0 SO 0 19 0 20 0 20 0 a 0 35 0 40 0 Turnips, per do. Mangolds, per do.

Carrots, per Go. WATERFORD BUTTER I MARKET. Numoer of firkins weighed at the Public Butter Market for week enttina Friday ftftis aayl ana price. 44 112s.j Od. to la Od Od Od.

MondAT. 1 000s. to 00. to 000s. ToescJaC TTWuesua' 0 Os.l Thursday, 74 112sJ Od.

145s. 0s. Od. Od. 52 Od.

Inlay, oa. No. of Firkins corresponding week last yeai Prie per cwt 130s. ua. to 150s.

LOCAL RAILWAY TRAFFIC, tor the Wetk esdisj FRIDA JANUARY 4, 1878 1 and i 1 Limerick I (141) miles open), i Athenrr Kilkenny Junction and 1 Waterford Ennis and Kil Bail war (36 miles I kennv (31 (2Si miles open). miles open). open). a. d.

I a. s. d. Passeneers, I Parcels. Ac 1080 15 Goods.Cattle 1955 11 66 14 Ifl 103 2 i 204 16 348 18 Total 3038 6 9 9 9 189 17 I 166 14 10 553 14 4 270 7 9 Corresp'dingi week last yr.3556 713 8 7 I 256 13 2 girths, Jttarriarjcj, and pcaths.

inaovacesmtl ofBirikt, Xarriaonnd Deatkj.mtui ix pre-paid BIRTHS. On the 4th at Tallow, oi Waterford, the wife of H. weldon, Manager oi me mnnsier nana, oi a son. Jan. 3.

at 102. Mount-street, London, Ldr Berkeley Patfet, TmanatnrelT. of a dauentcr. i Jan. at Geasehili Sing's County, the wife of Remnald ihchv.

oi a aaisrnter. At Baronne Court, co. Tippeiary, the wife of Lieut-Colonel Urogan uravea, Kna mogu, prematurely, oi a son. Jan. 7, at Belmullet, the wife of M.

J. HacNulty, Esq, Msn ffer Hibernian Bank, of aeon. Jan. 8, at Fern Lodge, co. Waterford, the wife of Arthur Anthony, oi a oaugnter.

1 A A S. lin, by the Bev. T. A. Kelly, C.C., Waterford, assisted by the Kev.

1. J.iiowlcy, u.u, ana ane net. u. r. muicany, Cornelius, eldest son of James Haokett, Clongour, Thurles, to Annie, eldest daaghterof the late Captain Win.

Power. Waterford. Jan. 3.at Monkstown Chnreh.co. Dublin.

William McDowell Aikin Wriirht. B.A.. eUest son of Thomas Wright. Esq. J.P., Braganza, Dalkey, to Bmily, second surviving daughter of George W.

Finlay.Eaq.AKal Government Kingstown, co. IfuDlin. DEATHS. We resTst to have to record the death of Miss Mary Knox which melancholy event toek place at ber residence. Mayor' i Walk, on tbe th December, the Feast of the Holy InnooenU.

After a shortland painful illness, borne with Christian reanrmv- tion, ana lortinea dt tne mes 01 tne uoman (jatnouc unnrch, she breathed forth her mm soul into the hands of her Crea tor. B.I.P. Her funeral obsequies were celebrated at the parish church of Trinity witnout, on Monday the the Key. P. Nolan presiding.

1 The other clergymen present were the Kev. P. Kent, P.P., Est. W. Quealr, C.C, Ber.

p. Walsh, C.C., Bev. E. Meagher, Bev. H.

J. Cutler, C.C, Bev. B. Power, C.C, Ber. bheenan, u.C, aer.

M. Bev. P. Power, C.C, Bev. P.

O'Meara, C.C, Ber. W. Phelan, C.i;,, Key. a. israwaena Key.

j. urennan, u.i;., tne Bev. Dominican Fathers, and the Bev. Franciscan FatheTa. On the conclusion of the solemn ceremonies tbe remains were removed for interment to tne cemetry attached to the church.

attenuea DT numerous ssa Borrowing reimares ana mends. To-day, at Lacken, nearthia --itr, Mrs. James Mooney, in the 83rd year of her age, lortinea oj an the consolations relurion. B.I.P. At nallyrake, co.

rvenora, Mr. J. Mnsella, aa old and re- speciea mnaDiwu. sat se res rsscie. At Mount MeUeray, Kate Mary, youngest daughter of the late Robert Bonayne, Tinnock, co.

Waterford. At Ardsallagh House, Youghsl, John fiober Uniscke jonng-est son ef John Bonayne. J.P.. aired 14 months- Jan. 8.

at his residence, Carrig Breace, Howth, in the 7thl Wllli-n. CaIa- lut Tl i II j- as.xj.i., a pny-sician of the highest eminence. Jan. in Hugo Nicholas Jones, Into of! in an wunty mnenny. Ajeoeaaea was a ber of an ancient eept in Wales.

Jan. 9, at 18, Lennox-street, Mrs. Johanna Shanahan, lati Ul i rwiuru, ou. Aisniuj, years. I On the 3rd at his residence.

Nelson-nhuw. Howani Bioe, at the sge of 78 years. At Cbughjordan, BODert Davidson, son of Andrew Quinii aged years. At Tipperary, after a short illness. Tales tine O'Meara, Est solicitor.

At 8t. John's College, Newport co. Tipperary, of water 4 theGeergie, aged 4 rears and 9 months, only son of Thongs Reginald Courtenay. At lo. 2, Bhang.uia Terrace, co.

Dablin.sged 30 leen, third daughter of John Quinn, Oone-atres; Limerick. I Dort Ictrs passage. ARRIVED. 7tti. Jane Mary Anne, Swansea, coals Mermaid, Barriw, 8th.

Waterf ati, Milford, Toward, Dublin, C4k 8th. Engineer, Cunbeltown, coals Milford. a. HilfdWl gc Ellon M. KichaeL Liverpool, Cuba, coals.

i SAILED 8th. Liberty. Cardiff, ballast Dart. Newnort. nitw.li Mary Jane, Barrow, Aahburne, pit wood Sarah Brslsst 9UL -yueen ox tbe Isle, lirk.

flan KiTaaen, LireriiKd. pit wood Diamtv, LiTerpool, go; Erin, Douguraii, HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Tes CuEtsAOH woem. Jastjaet. Friday 11th.

Bofcun Mills Monday 11th. Woodlands Tuesday LSth V-mWrZ. tows Friday 17th, Kilcaah Castle, (Woodland Hunting) At TirrSKAEV Horfxne. JllfUAET. Saturday Llth- lktAAA Tuesday 10th, Fethard Saturday, aoth, Ballynonty.At li KitnwirT HocsDSJlirOART.

Friday 11th, FoulksaWt. Johnstown Monday 14th, The Club House Wednesday with, Ihomastown Friday 18th, Caatleoomer. At 11 slock. The wsxronn Htnrr meet. Friday 11, fCarrigmanhi At li o'clock.

Monday Wilton Wednesday 18, Ballsopi Friday s. d. 153 7 1 117 0 8 THE AUSTRALIAN JUVENILE COMEDIENNE and SONGSTRESS, Whose appearance in Dublin at the Gaiety Theatre has caused a peneci jurore, asawicu ujr MRS. and MRS. FRANK TOWUKS.

And a specially selected Company. SPECIAL SCENERY and MOUNTINGS. MONDAY, 14th JANUARY, Will commence with Mr. Frank Tower's 3-Act Drama, called, "THE WAIF OF THE STREETS Misrs. Miss Rosa Iowbbs.

Supported oy ine company. To Conclude with Dibden's Ballad Opera, THE WATERMAN Tom Tu-. Miss Rosa Towers. Supported oy tne company. TUESDAY.

15th JANUARY, Will commence with Mr. F. Towers' 2-Act Comedy Drama, entitled, "GRATEFUL Gratty Miss Rosa Towers. Supported by the Company. To conclude with the elegant Musical Comedy of WHY DOJN'T SHE MAKKI Lisette Miss Rosa Towers, Supported by the Company.

WEDNESDAY, 16th JANUARY, Will commence with Buckstone's 3-Act Comedy, THE DAUGHTER OF THE KEG1MEJST. Josephine, the Chid of the iiegiment, miss ikisa aowsbs. Supported by the Company. To conclude with Dion Boucicault's Irish Comedy, in Two Acts, "ANDY BLAKE!" THURSDAY, JAN. 17, "THE LITTLE TREASURE Gertrude, with Songs, Miss Rosa Towbrs.

Concluding with the LOAN OF A LOVER FRIDAY, BENEFIT of MISS ROSA TOWERS, GRIF a Tale of Australian Life. Grif Cas played by her 500 nierhts in Australia) Miss Rosa Towxbs. On SATURDAY, LAST NIGHT, The Comedv of BLACK SHEEP and the LOTTERY TICKET. Pbicks Dress Circle, 3s. Orchestra Stalls, 2s Pit.

Is. and Gallery. 6d. Places may be secured, and Plan of the Theatre seen, at Walsh Power custom -House vuay. Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY (B.C.) residing at present in England, desires an engagement either as Governess to young Children, Companion to a Lady, or any position of trust not menial. Acquirements F.ncrliRh. crnnd Mnsir Rudiments of French. Salary, .18. Good reference.

Address, M. Office of this paper. jll.3t European Hotel, Queenstown. mHIS HOTEL is situated in a verv central and A convenient position on the Beach, which is the principal thoroughfare in tne Town. Exceiiem and attendance.with moderate charges.

The Bar is well supplied with the very best drinks of every description. jaa.u. NICHOLAS ENGLISH, PROPRIETOR. Gentleman's Residence Wanted. llANTED, to rent permanently, a moderate- I sized Gentleman Close to a-terford.

Apply, with full particulars and terms to u. umce oi tnis paper. jllm A. M. D.

G. TEE COLLEGE SCHOOL. Pofron Thb Most Rkv. JOHN POWER, D.D. CJCHOOLS RE-OPEN, for Ensuing Term, on MONDAY NEXT.

JANUARY 14th. Parents and Guardians are respectfully reminded that it will be greatly for the advantage of Pupils to enter as young as possible. Applicants ior uuluib-sion. narticularlv from the Citv. are frequently and seriously retarded in their course by having remained too long at primary scnools, wnere me system oi instuction is very different.

Classes are orien for Bovs from six years of age. Special attention is given to the Preparation of Pupils for Commercial life. la the Ecclesiastical DepaTtnlentpstudlesare sr ranged to meet the requirements of Scholars from theberinnin2 to Philosophy. Those desirous of nnrprincr should at once loin the Classes now formed. The terms are such as to bring the advantages of this successful School withi the reach of all who seek for their children anything more than a mere gratuitous education.

Upper and Middle Schools (including Latin, Greek. Modern Lansruages, Ac, Ac). Fivb Goinkas Ykakkt. LOWEB AND PbEPABATORY SCHOOLS, OOB GUI NEAS Yearly. To be raid Half -Yearly in advance.

N.B. Drawine, 5s. Half-Yearly, and Singing 3s. Half -Yearly, form part of the Ordinary course. Kttras instrumental music ana uancing School Hoobs From 9.45 a.

in. to 3 p.m. Satur- davs 9.45 a.m. to 1 P.m. A JHontn 8 wiinarawai requireu everj use.

For further information, apply to Ret. JOSEPH A. PHELAN, Or to Rev. JAMES F. DALTON.

Stephen-Street, Januarj 7th, 1878. jll.2t TO HOTEL FB.OFB.IETOB3. THE AMERICAN TRAVELLER, (The Special American Oboan ik Eobope) TS the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in the WORLD for HOTELS and other Establish ments seekincr the patronage of tourists and visitors. Before giving out advertisements to other me diums send for a Copy ot tne raper. N.B.

The American Traveller contains more in teresting reading matter and valuable information for Tourists and Travellers than any other weekly journal extant. jll.tl chief office 4, LANGHAM PLACE, LONDON, W. 4,500 LOAN." "fXTANTED, at FIVE per CENT. Apply to TT PEIRSE KELLY, jll.lt 2, Little Waterford. EXECUTORS' SALE.

IMPORTANT AUCTION OF LEASEHOLD INTEREST, HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, COTTAGE PIANO, Ac. "TXTM SMITH A SON have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mrs. Moboab, to Sell by AUH1UN on tne rrenuses, On MONDAY. 14tH at Twelve o'Clock. The INTEREST in the LEASE of the HOUSE and GARDEN, 60, MANOhVSTREET.

The House, which is in excellent order, contains Six Apartments, with large Garden attached. It is held for an unexpired term of abont 27 years, at the nominal rent of .10 per Annum. The eettiated Letting Vidua of the premises is 22, which would leave a Profit Rent of 12 per Annum. The Interest in the Premises will be Sold at Twelve o'Clock sharp the Household Furniture immediately alter. Purchasers to pay Auction Fees.

For further parti culars appiy to WILLIAM SMITH A SON, Auctioneers, 43, and Lady-lane, Waterford, January 9th, 1878. It GRAZING I GRAZING TO BE LET, for Grazing; only, to the 1st January, 1879. about 50 ACRES of the. Land of BALLY. DAVTD.

These Lands, situate abont 4 miles from the city, are of excellent quality. There is on them at present a large quantity of after-Grans are well sheltered-and have a constant snpply of Water. Apply at Nos. 2 and 3, Patrick-street. Also, TO BE LEI', the HOUSE No.

55 Apply to Mrs. xtEABNB, ratncn-street. jll.lt Steam from London to Melbourne, Taking Passengers at Through Rates for TASMANIA and all AUSTttAiaAH ana bisw Ports. ESSRS MONEY WIGRAN A SONS' LINE OF JjJ- STEAM and SAILING SHIPS TO AUSTRA LIA. The celebrated bteamsnip DURHAM, 2,284 tons register, 1,500 horse power indicated, F.

Anderson commander, will be despatched from the SOUTH WEST INDIA DOCK, on TUESDAY, Feb. 18, embarking passengers at GRAVESEND on the 14th and at flilMUUlU on tne lota, Detore six dock in the evening. For plans, rates of passage, and all particulars apply to Morgan and Allport, 7, Ieadenhall-street. London. To be followed by the steamer NORTHUMBER LAND on toe in tn Marcn.

jll.at THE IRISH CIVIL SERVICE BUILDING SOCIETY. 1 The fourteenth annual meeting of this verv nmsne- rous society was held on Saturday at the offices, Lower BacKvme-streei, Auoiin, mr. n. twen, cnairman, in the chair. The position of the society is well attested by two facta a ten per cent, dividend, aid the net profits for the year 14,647, leaving a balanoe of 516.

We regret we have not room this post for the report, a busu pMr in our next. Cloihsl Haekiies. jAiroiM. Friday KenU worth wuuwt; X9, wan xmwiiw. sis ia viwk, snarp.

3 an Investment, Land, and Building Society. OFFICES-35, SOUTH MALL, CORK. LAND. ANDLORDS or Tenants having a bona fide inter- LJ est therein can obtain advance on Barnes on easy terms from the Cork Bnilding Society. GENTLEMEN requiring Advances on Property for a snort term ot years will nnd the system oi under the Rules of the Cork Building Society the best suited to their requirements.

Many persons have been enabled by means of this Society to clear their properties of long existing encumbrances in a lew years. PURCHASERS OF PROPERTY not having the full amount required for their present investment, can have a large proportion of the Purchase Money advanced by the Cork Building Society, on easy terms. CLEAR OFF OUR MORTGAGES. ALL PERSONS wishing to pay off their Mortgages and unable to do so from having to pay the amount in one Sum are recommended to make themselves ac quainted with the peculiar advantages offered to meet such cases by tbe Cork Building society. IF YOU WANT MONEY I0R Bnilding or Alterations, apply to the Cork Society lor tneir terms.

BUSINESS MEN TT EQUTRING MONEY for a LONGER PERIOD JXl of time than it will be advanced by the Banks, can obtain it from the Cork Building Society on House or Land Property, on such favourable terms as will enable them to pay both Principal and Interest in a few years. For further particulars apply to JOHN GIUSANI, Secretary, 35, South Mall Cork. EDWARD CLEBURNE, Treasurer, 9, Great George's street, Or the following local agents JAMES BTJDD, Tramore. M. A.

HENNESSY, Limerick ARTHUR CROSBIE, Tralee, Surveyor-in Chief F. W. JACKSON, M.A., T.C.D. o5.1y 30, South Mall, Cork. 30,000 TO LEND, ONE OB MORE SUMS.

IN fTHE DIRECTORS of Thb Ibish CmL Service I Building Socixtt invite attention to the revised tables of the Society, under which unprecedented advantages are offered in assisting persons to acquire Freehold or Leasehold property. The Loans are repayable by quarterly instalments, according to the following tables, which include Principal and Interest. REPAYMENT TABLES. shewing thb qdarteblt petments fob bach jEIOO advanced fob thb periods specified. Table 1.

Applicable to Loans on Fee Simple Property Table 2. Applicable to Loans on Aieasen ahold Property. Number of years. Amount. Number of years.

Amount. 5 16 3 5 8 5 l't 15 2 6 2 9 3 11 2 IS 0 2 7 0 IS 20 The oosts attending- a Loan are very low, and special facili- ties are afforded for the completion of puichase8 through the iwurts. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT The present rate of Interest allowed on Deposit Beceipts is rnree ana a.nau per oent. per annum. Current Acoounta opened and check books supplied.

Interest allowed on the minimum monthly balance. Denoaitora have the following smarantees. viz. The entire funds must, under the Act of Parliament, he niTested on mo rt inure of freehold or leasehold property. The total amount receivable on deposit is limited by the Act to two-thirds of the balance due to the Society on its mortgages.

The Prospectus and every information may be had, free of expense, on application to ALFRED H. MERCER, Secretary, 52, Lower Sackrille-street, Dublin. Mr. MATTHEW HUNT, Local Surveyor, Bereaford-street, Waterford. The Society has already advanced over Half Million Ster ling on Mortgage.

WATEEFOKD LIMEEICK RAILWAY. January Fairs, 1878. fnHE ordinary Goods Train8 or Special Trains will I i a. i. uLi i varry oiuu jjuuerrca, 1 1 wriumt nuu uw principal intermediate stations, trom Askeaton do.

Caher, for Cappagh Fair Saturday, Sixmilebridge, for Kilkishecn Fair Monday, Tuam, for Spiddel Fair do Killaloe, for Feakle Fair Thursday, Limerick, for Bruff Fair Saturday, r. 1.. The above is taken from the Published List of Fairs but the Company do not its correctness. Rathkeale FAIB8. A special train, with pas sengers, will leave Limerick for Kathkeale, at a a.m.

on Monday. 7th January. Tipperart Pia Market. On Sunday. 6th January, a Special Train, with Buyers, will leave Limerick at 7 p.m., tor lipperary JVtin KUULKiS, iramc manager, Traffic Manager's Office, Limerick Terminus, January, 1878.

j4 (RED CHAFF WHITE) WHEAT. "TOTE have now on hands a FULL STOCK of the above beautiful Wheat. Farmers should bear in mind that nothinsr is so essential to the production of heavy and remunerative Crops as change oi seed. Prices ana particulars on application to POWER COTTER, n9. King-street, Waterford.

Good Second Boilers. One 6ft. feet by 24ft. long Flue, 2ft. 4in.

One 5ft. 6in. by 22ft. 9in. long Flue, 2ft lOin.

One 6ft. 2in. by 30ft. long Flue, 3ft. 3in NEW and SECOND-HAND ENGINES, engaged, Horizontal Three Horse Power.

Do. Six ditto. Do. Ten ditto. Do.

Sixteen ditto. Beam Twenty -five ditto. Apply to HIVE IRON WORKS, CORK. FISHING. A EXTENSIVE STOCK of Fisbino Tackle, rA comprising every article the Angler can require, PAPER HANGINGS.

A great variety to select from, and at most reason' able prices FRAMES. Picture Frames of every description manufactured ou the premises. DAVID NOLAN, mL9.lv 19 A 20 Broad Steeet, WaTEErotD. TO PRINTERS. POR SALE, a quantity of Ttpe Bourgeoise, Brevier, Minion, and Nonpareil in good con dition Minion nearly New suitable for a News paper.

Will be sold all rouud cheap. Apply te Thb ews Uffice. BILE, WINS, INDIGESTION. TVR. KING'S PILLS.

Only Two Medicines really JkJ act upon the Liver one is Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion. Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by Mercury, Blue Pill, or Calomel. The only safe remedy is DR. KING'S DANDELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS, which act very gently on the layer, giving immediate relief in all cases ox iiilo Indigestion. Sick Headache, Nervousness, and all dis orders of the stomach and bowels.

Is. 2s. 9d, 4s and lis. per box, of all medicine vendors. ab A New Medical rForx of Vital Importance for the Nervous and Just Published, Enlarged Edition, 144 pages, crown 8vo, Free bv Post.

Two Stamps, in Envelope. -TaEBILITATING and NERVOUS Diseases, their I Cause. Symptoms, Consequences, and Treatment, by Hbnbt Smith, Doctor of Medicine of the Royal University of Jena. This Book is invaluable to the Nervous, Debilitated and Dyspeptic. To those whose Constitutions have become debilitated from Irregularities of Life, Intemperance, Climate, Over-taxed or abused Energies, Late Honrs, City Life, Worry, Brain Toil, Old Age, or Disease.

Gives instructions and advice, (the result of 28 years special practice) for the Cure of all Diseases of the Nervous System, Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises in the Head and Ears, Indecision, Impaired Sight and Indigestion, Loss of Energy, Pains in the Back, Constipation, moaning, Hysteria, Timidity, Hell' Distrust, Dizziness, Love of Solitude, Groundless Fears, Mnsoular Relaxation, Loss of Sleep, Faulty Nutrition, Loss of Flesh, Weakness, Pimples, Diffidence, Ac, re sulting from Loss of fierve rower. Illustrated with Cases and TeatinKnuala, with means used in each case. Important Kales to be observed by patients. TWENTY FOURTH THOUSAND. Price One Shilling, illustrated with Engravings on Wood, free by post lo stamps, envelope.

WOMAN i her Duties, Relations, and Position, Girl hood. Maidenhood. Courtship, Marriage. Motherhood, Woman as a Wife, Woman as a Mother, Ao. On snb- iects of vital importance to Woman.

Notice to Coontbt Invalids- Consultation by letter without a Fee. Hekbt Smith, (Doctor of Medicine of the University of Jena), who has devoted 28vears to the special Treatment of Diseases of the Nervous System, resulting from exhaustion of Nerve Power, Local Weakness, will, for the benefit of Country Invalids, on receiving a statement of case, send his Opinion, with advice and Instructions, which, if followed, will ins are a core. A Confidential" form of Correspondence to assist the Invalids in describing their case, sent post tree. ao.tt Address Henbt Smith Doctor of Medicine ofthe University of Jeuaj 8 Burton crescent, London, HYAMS' JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S TIYAM'S JJYA'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S JJYAM'S STOCK of OVERCOATS for GENTLEMEN, Youths and Boys, comprises all the LEADING SHAPES and Fashionable Materials. QVERCOATS QVSRCOATS QVjSRCOATS QVERCOATS QFEBC0ATS QVERCOATS QVEBCOATS QVERCOATS.

There 4 several styles, as each is kept in every size, ready for Immediate Wear, Gentlemen will expe rience no ounculty in suiting themselves, -V For GENTLEMEN, the Chesterfield, Granville, Selbourne, Albert, Reefer, Ulster, QNEBCOATS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOBTS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS 20s. 26s. 32s. 40s. 60s.

For YOUTHS 12s. 6d. to 30s. For BOYS, 7s. 6d.

to 25s. QVEBCOATS SUITS for GENTLEMEN. 30s. 40s. 52s.

In all Fashionable QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS QVEBCOATS and Materials. JJYAM'S HYAM'S WALKING COATS, 32s. HYAM'S THOUSEHS, 10. lA. 6d.

14. HYAM'S TEOU8ERS and VESTS, 25m HYAM'S BOYS' SUITS. 7s. 6d. to 30s.

HYAM'S BOYS' TROUSERS, 4a. 64. to 12s 6d. HYAM'S SHIRTS and HOSIERY, wholesale prices. HYAM'S HATS and CAPS, wholesale prices.

HYAM'S WATERPROOF GARMENTS, do. do. Directions for Self-measurement that will Anakitt tleman to take his own measure as correctl as if taken by a practical Tailor, will be forwarded free. Engraved 111 tut rationa of Fashionable Shapes and Newest Styles of garments for the Season, with patterns of materials, are sent gratis on application. Parcels value Two Pounds an forwarded carriage prepaid to any Railway 8tation in Ireland.

Any Garment will be exchanged within a month after purchase, if not worn or injured. A TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, HOSIER, and 29 and 80, DAME-STREET, DUBLIN, akd 23 CASTLE PLACE. BELFAST. CASSELL'S FRENCH COFFEES. QASSELL'S NCH AND MENTAL OFFEES.

lASSELL'S FRENCH COFFEE is prepared by an improved French process. It has all the line qualities for which Coffee Drenared in Franco is sa mIa. brated. Price, Is. 8d.

per lb. CASSELL'S ORIENTAL COFFEE, highly prized as in ORIENTAL COUNTRIES, the PERFECTION of COFFEE. Price 2s. per lb. CASSELL'S COFFEES are also Supplied at Is.

Is. Is. Is. 10d.perlb., in Canisters and air-tight Packages from one ounce to one pound. lASSELL'S COFFEES have secured the most wide- ipnwi reputation, ana nave oeen highly esteemed and extensively used throughout Ireland for more than a QUARTER of a CENTURY.

ASK at Toon Gbockb's fob CASSELL'S COFFEE, lira BB SUBS too get the bioht Abticle. Supplied Wholesale bt CASSELL, SMITH 80, FENCHURCH- 1 STREET TYYNmnni -ofl MM. KlUtJ. And Sold bt Gbocibs Thbouqhoot Ikeland. BROWN'S REMEDIES.

SAMPLES FREE. ClOt GETS COUGHS and WLNTEB COLDS, also eonsnmDtion. Bronchitis and other afrVuinTia of the THROAT and LUNGS are onicklv RET.TITVFn and permanently CURED by Brownes Herbal Re- meoies." aii who sutler are requested to test the efficacy of these Medicines. Sample bottles are sup- ni free of charge by all Country Agents or can be by post from the proprietor. Address O.

P. JJKunfl 2 lung-street (Jovent Uarden, London Brown's Treatise on Consumption," 44 pp. free by port. f9.13t Waterford and Central Ireland Railway- Iuut of New Central Inland Railway Stock, vrit vmnua rovijii secured to pay, from oats 0J tsrus, a dividend of 5 ipev Cent per annum. THE DIRECTORS of the Waterford and Central Ireland Railway Company are prepared to issne New Central Ireland Railway Stock, npon which will be paid a Dividend of 5 per Cent, per from annual receipts, of which 13,130 6s.

Od. is now on hands, secured for that purpose under agreements sanctioned by Parliament between the Great Western Railway Com pany of England, and the Waterford and Central Ireland Railway Company, the full particulars of which can be obtained en application to the Secretary. LOANS on DEBENTURES, DEBENTURE STOCK or DEPOSIT of Original Undertaking. fTI HE DIRECTORS also, for the onr- -L nose of REPLACING the INSTALMENTS tt thm GOVERNMENT LOAN and BONDS falling dne, are prepared, until further Notice, to accent LOANS ON MORTGAGE BONDS at 4 per Cent, payable npon One Tear's notice, or for such term of Years as may be fixed and for the Debenture Stock, having equal priority with the Mortgage Bonds, bearing Interest at per uent. in perpetuity.

They will also accept LOANS on DEPOSIT, bearinc lntereat as of rtua uiva payaoie on six months notice, and at 3 per Cunt, payable on 3 Months' notice. or the Tear ending- jta 1877. the Araffio Beceipts were .37,613 3s. 9d. the Working and other Expenses being 18s.

8d. leaving a balance of 17,787 5s. being more than double the amount required for the Interest on Loans, after the payment of which there is, therefore, a considerable surplus for dividends to Shareholders. They will, every Half-year, send to each Creditor a Statement showing the full particulars and Amount of the several Loans due bv the Company. Applications to be addressed to the undersigned, at the Company umces, watenora xerminus.

(By Order), WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Secretary. Waterford. November 16th, 1877. (mh84-tf) Servants' Registry Office, 49 60, LADY LANE, WATERFORD. THE Ladies who conducted the Servants' Home in Lady-lane having; transferred the business to Mrs.

WALLIS, the Servants Home is carried on as heretofore. There are at present disengaged Cooks, Parlour and Housemaids, Butlers, Coachmen, Footmen, Ac. A German and English Governess may aoDlv at 49. Lady-lane. Servants can be seen at the Office from 10 till 4 o'Clock.

nl6tf. TRAMORE- I OUBES, fully Furnished, TO BE LET, by the I I Month, for the Season or by tbe year, St. Leoeb Teesacb, Tramore. Apply toMr.T. Powee, at No.

on the Premises. tl TO BE LET. A MOST DESIRABLE OFFICE, centrally located under tbe Imperial Hotel, Mall, in which tbe Postal and Telegraph business waa transacted antil lately. Immediate possession can be bad. Apply at the Bar of the Imperial Hotel.

fmb9 rtvu uvr nu nt. a phtrs ai ptllS is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, either sex, acquirau or or Pains in the Back. Sold in boxes, 4s. 6d. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors or sent to any address for 60 Stamps by the Maker, F.

J. Clabkb, consulting cnemisi, niu-ii ViH. i Agents, Babclat Sobs, London, and all the Whole- sale Mouses. iii PtOAT FOR 8AXS. RE SOLD, cheap, a strong, useful FLOAT, g00d (ew.

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