Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser from Dublin, Dublin, Ireland • 1

COMM OIAL AD RTPER PKICE OURPBNCE DUBLIN TUESDAY MARCH 17 1846 MERCANTILE SALES AUCTIONS ST DAY THE VERY REV DR SPRATT that Dublin in Trustees ment 91 Great Britain street to the above concern Plate 6 ft 5 in by 4ft I in Steel ender and ire irons Chimney Lustres a pair of Alabaster Vases and Shades AUCTIONS SPRING GOODS HARRISTOWN 1 1 1 Sole and Bed Kitchen Tables Dresser Plate and Bottle Drainers Roasting Screen Oak Chairs orms a quantity a i TTlnnails Qnrvanta Prime Superfine XI WANTS as Pastor of this from from sincerely trusts were unable to of a Ire Os 10s Os 10s fid Od use of your lishment in 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10s 2s 15s 10s manimously agreed to rt seconded by Doctor 15s 5s 15s Os Od 12s 12s 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 RD MAYOR was requested to act yor Chairman Chair the Rev )to when on ths £1 2 2 1 VOLUME LXXIX THEATRE ROYAL DUBLIN BOOK KEEPER WANTED by a young Man from the country who would make himself generally useful in any Office or Store a situation as Book keeper he writes a good expeditious hand and can give respectable and satisfactory references Commands for PW at the Office of this Paper will meet with immediate attention stopping at all stations and arrive Eleven pm RETURN TICKETS will be issued for the entire distance £2 £2 £1 £1 5s to £1 Same price A shade lower £3 wear £2 £2 £1 hrPAflU were open at once The faculty declared the cnr aaveral nieces of bone had come away and that my poor wife would seon have been take a from me It was then that a incuu lcluujwcuucu me nnd Ointment which to our utter astoi the space of about three months healed up tl ie breast as as soundly as ever it was in her life I shall ever remain your most grateful and obedient rd Bull Sold by the Proprietor 244 Strand (near Temple Bar) TV A arJ! meuiciuci and Boxes each There rger sizes nt are affixed £1 to £1 10s to £1 £2 7s £0 £0 MURDER A dreadful murder was committed at Glanamucka parish of Ballymacward and within about eleven miles of Baltina sloe on Monday last rom the evidence before the coroner it appears that the deceased William Mannion with several of his friends went to a mill in the locality of his residence for the purpose of getting a cast of oats dried that on entering the kiln door a dispute arose as to which of the parties should be first served which ended in the murder of the deceased The following verdict was returned by the jury We find that th deceased William Mannion came by his death in consequence of having been struck several blows of a stick on the head by James Sloe assisted by Thomas Torpie Thomas Magee and several others a yet Northern Star MURDER A WIE BY HER HUSBAND Joseph a turner by trade living in Michael street in this city had some dispute with his wife Mary M' Cauley on the night of Saturday the 28th of ebruary last on which occasion it appears he gave her a beating which caused her to be removed to the Leper hos pital the same night by direction of Dr Joseph Mackesy The husband was taken into custody immediately after the occurrence and has been kept in gaol ever since On Thursday evening about four o'clock Mrs breathed her last after the mayor taking her dying depo sitions charging her husband with having inflicted the wounds which caused her to lie in her (then) dying state The husband (Joseph M'Cauley) was on yesterday brought before hie worship the Mayor and Counsellor Dobbyn at the petty sessions who fully committed him to take his trial at the next assizes Waterford reeman The police of the Barna station while on patrole on Tuesday evening were alarmed by the cries of a child in a bog some distance from the road and on finding her she showed them a deep hole into which her sister (a girl about ten years of age) and an ass she was driving had fallen The police party extricated both but the child was nearly dead from suffocation and the weight of the ass lying over her We are glad to hear she is now quite well Destructive ire About eleven on Monday night the house of Patt Ruan a hatter residing in Chapel lane in this town was discovered to be on fire occasioned by the snuff of a candle falling on some straw on the loft The family were in bed and so rapid was the progress the fire that it was with much difficulty they eacaped with their lives one of the children was so severely burned as to leave her recovery very doubtful The poor working materials furniture clothes and a few pQUhd money were all destroyed Tuam Het aid "WESTMORELAND LOCK HOSPITAL WANTED a person to discharge the duties of Dispensary Porter none need apply but such as can furnish satisfactory testimonials as to sobriety honesty diligence activity and moral conduct Testimonials to be sent in on or before TO MORROW (Wednesday) the 18th inst and candidates to attend the following day at Twelve when the election will I take place Candidates must not exceed the age of 45 and bo able to read And write WANTED a lad of a genteel connexion and good address from sixteen to eighteen years of age as an apprentice to the Grocery business a lad from the country would be preferred Apply at 33 Marlborongh street WANTS a Situation as plain Cook and thorough Servant asteady active young woman who can wash and make up Linen has no objection to town or country respectable references can be obtained Any commands directed to EM 26 Lower Sackville street will be punctually attended to overflow afr the Corner of CAPEL STREET THE NATIONAL READING WINE AND CIGAR ROOMS No 33 COLLEGE GREEN (Opposite the Bank of Ireland) HENRY ANDERSON Proprietor THIS Establishment is admitted to be unequalled in either London or Paris for a combination of every quality requisite for the gratification of the most fastidious tMte elegant and convenient arrangements excellent ap pointments the best quality of Brandies Whiskey Li cueures and and moderation in its charges I The CELEBRATED PINE APPLE WHISKEY sold in Gallons Half gallons and Quarts at 12s perGallon 1 Country Orders for one Gallon or more at 13s (which I includes Basket Cartage and Bookage) with a Post office 1 or Bank Order to the amount promptly attended to The following Newspapers taken The Times Motntng 1 Chronicle two copies of Bell's Life two copies Satirist Era the Nottingham Herald Sunday Times the London Evening Sun with ten numbers of Punch twelve of Illus trated London News with the Irish two copies reeman's Journal two of Saunders Evening Post two of Mail Evening Packet and Pilot with all the Weekly Papers viz: reeman Register Warder World Na tion General Advertiser Herapath's Railway and Com mercial Journal with the Newry Sporting Chronicle A has imported from rance for the use of his estab lishment a choice lot of Boxes of Sardines of a size suffi cient for six Parties to sup off including roll and 4s total prepared with the best Olive Oil Parties wishing to be supplied with the above splendid and unrivalled ish for their peculiar flavour sent out at 3s each Box With a large stock of genuine oreign Li queures sold by the bottle and glass viz Rotterdam Cu race red and white do do Martinique Noyeau Peter Copenhagen Cherry Ratafia do Hoffmans I Maraschino with all others of repute to which he calls th attention of connoisseurs The only home made Liqueurs kept rarren Lrugueua Usquebaugh Mineral Waters Lemonade Soda Ginger Beer Bewly and Evans makers Johanni Maria Genuine Eau de Cologne 18s per Case or 3s per Bottle THE WEST ENGLAND WOOLLEN HALL 52 HIGH STREET I HAVE respectfully to inform my Customers and the Public that I returned yesterday from visiting some of the manufacturing districts of England My journey was principally for the purpose of purchas ing Black Clothe Materials for Spring Overcoats new styles for Office and Shooting Coats and some new Spring Vestings kc inding the markets in a favourable state I purchased largely particularly of Superfine Black Cloth which will enable me to execute spring orders on peculiarly advan tageous terms My SUPERINE BLACK DRESS COAT AT TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS will more than maintain its hitherto high character The following quotations or prices will convey some idea of the advantages of purchasing at my esraonsnmeui Black Dress Coat Prime Superfine Wool dyed Uooa meaium auper Inferior ditto Low ditto Invisible or Blue Medley Colours Black or Invisible Excellent do for general ANDREW CAHILL begs to inform his friends end the public he has removed from his old establish i which he has fitted up in a style calculated to afford better accommodation to his customers He has just returned from London with a large Stock of the primest oreign Cigars which will be found superior in quality! and flavour to those usually to be met with including Lopezes Principes and Ilavacnabs in the original cases which will be found well worthy the attention of connoisseurs also every other variety of Cigars ancy Tobaccoes Snuffs and a choice selection of Meerschaum and other fancy Pipes and every article in his line of the most superior description The COEE ROOMS are well ventilated and supplied: with the Dublin and Loudon Newepapers and Periodicals A avails himself of this opportunity to return his (grateful acknowledgments to those gentlemen who have honoured him with their patronage during the last seven I years and begs to assure them that no exertion of his shall i be wanting to insure a continuance of their favours I NB Wholesale Agent to Graham I Tobacco im I porter and Manufacturer 23 and 25 Whitechapel I pool I March 1846 TO THE EDITOR THE REEMAN Royal Hotel Howtb March 1 5tb 1S46 Sir As the proprietor of the only hotel in Howth allow me to inform you that your remarks on the Dublin Letter in your paper of Thursday last cannot apply to me the advertisement alluded to in the Mail not i being from me I remain your obedient servant PATRICK M'KENNA LOANS IN AID IRISH RAILWAYS Sir Robert Peel has determined on doing all in his power 1 to facilitate the construction of Irish railways He in I formed the House of Commons on riday night that the Exchequer Loan Commissioners would be ready to receive applications for loans from Irish companies and that they would be empowered to grant loans on due eecurity being given The directors of the Waterford and Limerick company have applied for 1000001 by way of loan and we understand that the application will be granted One or two millions thus expended by government will soon change the aspect of Ireland morally socially and Irish Railway Gazette A BAD EXAMPLE We perceive from the following notice which we copy from the Tipperary Vindicator that the high sheriff of that connty is about to imitate the evil example of his i neighbour sheriff Mr Barrington and to exclude from the grand jury panel of Tipperary Maher the honest re presentative of the people a gentleman owning 50001 a year unencumbeied property in the county We have just neara tnat our county memoer ivir Maher has not been summoned for the grand jury of the North Riding at this assizes Why or wherefore this is the case we cannot pronounce except it be that his honest poli tics and his manly advocacy of his rights stand in his way of the distinction for the present This system cannot stand It must be inquired into It must be put down We are aware that gentlemen who for the past thirty years have invariably served on juries in this county have not been summoned this year This iniquitious and insulting system is clearly traceable to the influence of the executive but be this as it may the Catholics and Repealers of this county owe it to themselves to their country not to lose a day without meeting remonstrating and proclaiming against a wrong so grievous so insulting and in everyway so libellous to their character as Irishmen and subjects of the Queen ADVANCE WAGES It affords us much pleasure to be able to state that Henry Comerford Esq JP Wm Grieves Esq Mangan Esq TC and several other gentlemen have increased the rate of wages to the numerous body of men to whom their establishments give employment 2s per week each inorder to enable them to meet the increased demands upon them HUMBLING A POOR LAW COMMISSIONER Mr Hancock A We understand that this gentleman has at length felt it to be prudent to make tho amplest apology to the guardians of the Gort Union for tho insult he offered to Mr Lahiff as well as for his bearing towards them generally The amende has lost much of its grace by the circumstances under which it has been extor ted and we learn that the remark of the guardians on the apology being tendered was that they regretted his being ever appointed to their union Galway Vindicator AWUL EXTERMINATION TENANTRY To add to the misery of the wretched peasantry of thia unfortunate country the landlords are ably contributing to their bitter draught Day after day we hear of families aye hundreds of wretches turned to die in the ditches by their heartless oppressors the landlords of this country Not later than yesterday we are told Mrs errata dis possessed not fewer than four hundred and forty seven wretched beings turning them upon the world and razing their huts to the earth A poor man whose family was lying in fever implored to have the walls of his cabin left up in order to shelter them but to no purpose A poor woman with her child at her breast was not even allowed time to quit her domicile and in the act of running out a beam fell and we are told killed the infant in her arms If we ara correctly informed Mr and Mrs Gerrard have dispos sessed upwards of two thousand human beings within the last few years Roscommon Journal THE POTATO AMINE We regret to state that the price of potatoes rose consi derably in our markets of Saturday last They are now from 18d to 2s a peck being a rise of nearly Is in the course of a week In fact it is becoming difficult to get them at any price Unless something be done for the poor and that speedily the horrors of famine will be upon us much earlier even than we expected Sligo Champion AMINE ON THE CONTINENT We learn from Placentia that on the 24th ult the town was threatened with serious riot from the government having attempted to raise the price of bread from 10 to 13 centimes the pound The populace having attempted to assail the government house the Austrians on duty fired and killed four persons wounding several others On the fol lowing day several bakers shops were attacked until at length the magistrates were compelled to post up bills announcing that the price was again reduced to its former rate and flour lowered 3f a sack The people appeared to be pacified by this concession but dragoons were still stationed at the provision shops Good Medium Low Chesterfields inks of this Meeting are 8 Good Tweeds given to the Right Rev Qashmeretts md impressive discourse I Herminetts ihe ree Schools of the Extra ditto Trowserz Tweeds (per pair) Doeskin Tllz rress Howestl Good 6d fo £1 Great variety from 6s White Marseilles from 6 MAUP DEPARTMENT This branch of my establishment is largely iwwrcu NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS THE COL LEGE WARD HAVING observed my name put forward in the voting papers as a candidate for the office of Poor Law Guardian I beg to state that it has been done entirely without my knowledge or approbation and that if elected I would not serve ROBERT LOVELY Poolbeg street March 16th 1846 NEW CIGAR DIVAN AND COEE ROOMS 81 GREAT BRITAIN STREET (near sackville street east sideJ oreman is attached to it whose sole business to take care that all ready made work is as well executed a if bespoke RICHARD ALLEN 13th of 3d Month (March) 1846 THE ST LEGER AN ENTUELY NEW RIDING COAT Just introduced As I am taking steps to Register the St Leger the Trade are cautioned against Imitation BRITISH and IRISH STEAM PACKET CUMrAi OR LONDON CALLN0 AT KALMOUTH PLYMOUTH AND THE DEVONSHIRE will leave the NORTH WALL on TO MORROW (Wednesday) the 18th inst at TWO Afternoon Goods from the interior addressed to care or delivered at their Stores Nort Ho Shipment In London to be Regent street Piccadilly No 137 street or the Dublin Steam Whabf Lower East Smithfield opposite Burr street Tvw'n nt Parcels under 141bs weight delivered ia Dublin at 3s each WILL hold a Temperance Meeting and admi nister the PLEDGE in the Great Hall of tho ROYAL EXCHANGE Dublin on THIS DAY tht 17th of March at THREE Employers are most earnestly requested to allow their workmen to attend Eleventh Appearance of Mis CUSHMAN and her Sister Miss CUSHMAN Mr CRESWICK will also appear hi engagement having been prolonged for the express purpose of appearing with Miss Cushman This present Tuesday March nth will be performed the Operatic Play of GUY MANNERING Colonel Mannering Mr Bland Henry Bertram Mr Bishop Domine Sampson Mr Baker Dirk Hatteraick Mr Cooke Meg Merrilies Miss Cushman Lucy Ber tram Miss Chalmers Julia Mannering Miss Kenneth To conclude with compressed into Three Acta and cur tailed the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON The Duke Aranza Mr Creswick Ro'ando Mr Bland Juliana Miss Cushman Volante Miss Cush man Zitnora Mis Chalmers Doors will open at Half past Six and the performances will commence at a Quarter past Seven Dress Boxes 4s Second Circle 3s Pit 2s irst Gal lery Is Second Gallery 6d Children under ten years of age will be admitted at half price except to the Second Gil lerv Second Price at a Quarter past Nine Dress Boxes 2s Second Circle ls6d Pit Is No secund price to the Galleries INAL NOTICE 8 OLDHAM AND SON 12 WESTMORLAND STREET BEG to announce the arrival of a large and va ried Stock of new Spring Goods comprising every Vnvpltv in Design and Texture which has appeared for the present season Printed Lamasand De Laines Tussore and Linen Check Ginghams rench Printed Cambrics and Muslins Printed Jeans and Satteens Challi Plaids for wear Together with a splendid collection of Long and Square Scarfs and Shawls of entirely New Designs which they are enabled to offer much below their real value They are as usual very largely supplied with every de scription of House urnishing Goods Linens Sheetings Damask Cloths urniture Callicoes Moreens fco and respectfully solicit the favour of an inspection NEW GARDEN AND LOWER SEEDS Red and White Clover Trefoil Cow Grass Rye Grass White Hay Seed Mangel Wurtzel ield Turnips Spring Vetches Oats Barley fcc WM BERRY and CO No 33 (late 34) KEVIN STREET respectfully acquaint their friends that in addition to their early Seeds (already adver tised) they have received by the late arrivals their usual extensive supply of the above arm Seeds Wm and Co recommend their Seeds as genuine having been saved by the most correct growers in England and on the Conti nent and will be sold as usual on reasonable terms Potato Scoops on sale PS A large parcel of fine Mixed Hay Seed Whole and Split Beans March 1846 Reform your bill The choicest Winter Stock for COATS VESTS AND TROWSERS ever imported has just arrived at THE EMERALD HOUSE opposite Essex bridge 20 per cent cheaper than any house in Ireland READY MADE CLOTHES in great variety IN READY MADE ROCK AND BODY COATS we have at least what no other house in Ireland can boast of 500 THEM ALWAYS READY MADE so that any Gentleman going at a short notice to a Wed ding Dinner Party to the Country or to a uneral can have with great convenience at a notice or any orther article connected with the Tailoring Trade such as BLACK BLUE OR ANCY UObOUKbo TROUSERS BLACK VESTS SATIN DITTO WHITE MARSEILES ALWAYS READY MADE Also 1000 PILOT and BEAVER COATS to COUNTRY GENTLEMEN in particular can be served with everything in case hurry 20 per Cent CHEAPER than any house in The great advantages to the Public in mis wTAiwum ment are doing a large Cash Trade by giving a Prime Article for a Small Profit which has caused the great of Business and the great increase oi nouunen EMERALD HOUSE Opposite Essex bridge Hpo BE SOLD BY AUCTION by order of OMAS SUGAR the Administratrix of the late Bartholomew I g'HOMAS Bj vLEY AND Motion Esq at SALE ROOMS 551 OER BY AUCTION on THURSDAY next HENRY STREET on TO MORROW MARCH 18 19th March 1846 at Two at Our Office COM a Handsome Mail Phsaton ashionable Carriage Outside MERCIAL BUILDINGS Car with Indulging Cushions nearly new madeto order 80 Hogsheads Antigua and Demerara Sugar And 600 Bags Bengal Sugar Another Account a fashionable AS STOKES WIDOW AND SON I Brokers and Auctioneers To ICthMorob 1846 LAWLER Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE TEA 55 treet rpiIOS BEWLEY AND CO WILL OER arming Stock and Implements Crops Manure Covered I JL BY AUCTION st tho CUSTOM HOUSE DOCKS Car Pbaiton Household urniture Billiard Table I j)ubin on RIDAY the 27th Instant at One 8cc I about 800 Chests Middling and ine Congou Tea to close TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION on TO sundry Sales MORROW (Wednesday) 18th inst at ST MARCS I Catalogues and Sampling Orders vsill be ready for deli (Two Miles from Lucan One from Clondalkin near the I very on Monday the 23d Instant on which and the three Ninth Lock on the Grand Canal) I following days the Teas will be on show Apply to THE ARMING STOCK: I BKODERIBB LLOYD fc MATHESON Two Milch Cows Two Heifers in Calf Three high I Tea Brokers Northumberland Buildings bred vearlinc ditto One Calf Two superior strong Draft March 17 Horses One Cob Horse fit for Gig or Jaunting Car IMPLEMENTS: Two Carts and Sets of Harness Two Ploughs and I Tackling Two double Harrows One Drill ditto Win nowing Machine One Patent Iron Stand with Beam and Scales attached One Set of Weights Turnip Cutter I Sacks Oat Bln Water Carriage Wheelbarrows Steamer and Windlass Grinding Stone See I THE CROPS: About Ten Tons of prime Cup Potatoes" picked fit for I Market ive Tons of Seed ditto ifteen Tons of Mangle 1 Wurtzel Twelve Tons of Swedish Turnips Two Haggard I Cocks of Choice Hay ive Cocks of Oat Straw Two I Cocks of Wheat ditto One Ton of Carrots and Two large heaps of Manure Several articles of urniture Kitchen and Dairy Re quisites Also a Covered Car and Phseton and a large size Slate Billiard Table with India Rubber Cushions Cues and Balls Sale to commence at Twelve with the arming Implements tl IN VOCxAINj Auctioneer Ajoixiip ON VIEW THIS DAY TN BANKRUPTCY Important and extensive Sale of superior and fashionable Household urniture an improved Square Pianoforte by Broadwood and Sons in handsome Oceanwood Case and another by Tomkisson with all the modern improvements brilliant Pier and Chimney Glasses of large dimensions Ceiling Lustres a few Oil Paintings about 600 ounces Silver Plate fchieflv shell nattern'l excellent Sheffield Plated Ware Morning Evening and Dinner Services of China a Cellar of choice Old Wines a select and well chosen Library of Miscellaneous Literature and Standard Works Winged and Single Glexed Bookcases a Swiss Carriage Shower and Hip Baths Patent Mangle Green house Plants and Stands In the Matter of Charles BE SOLD BY Nangle Thomas Max 1 JL AUCTION by order of well and Wm Henry I the Assignees on TO MOR ortescue 1 ROW (Wednesday) the 18th Bankrupts MARCH 1846 and following days at No 16 NORTH GREAT STREET the entire excellent and fashionable urniture and Household Effects of Mr or tescue detailed as follows Dining room A capital set of Dinner Tables to accom modate twenty persons twelve and two Elbow Chairs in Haircloth richly carved Consol Sideboard with brass back rails Mahogany Plate Buckets a pair of Patent Camphine Table Lamps of the best description Plate Warmer Guar duvin and Tea Store Recess Cabinet and Celeret a few ex cellent Oil Paintings two Crimson Moreen Window Cur tains Pier Glass a large Convex Mirror with Lights Brussels Carpet Hearth Rug ender and ire Irons Study A Winged Library Bookcase with glazed doors two smaller ditto with enclosed pedestals and drawers a Secretary Oblong Study Table Library Chair transposable into steps Circular Table ten Mahogany framed Chairs covered in Haircloth a Terrestrial Globe Busts Patent Wire Blinds Drawing rooms ront Three Suits of superb Indian Damask (Marone and Ormulo) Window Curtains suspended from richly gilt scroll cornices and deep fringe Drapery Knit Curtains and Blinds complete twelve solid Rosewood Balloon back Chairs and two (as Rosewood) Sofas with pillows and saving cevers and an Easy Chair all Up holstered en suite with the curtains six cane seated inter cepting Chairs a brilliant toned improved square Piano forte by Broadwood and Sons in Oceanwood case two Rosewood Consols Pierand Loo Tables Mahogany Sofa Card and Oblong do an Eight ligfit lustre super Brus sels Carpet and Hearth Rug large upright Chimney Glass ai soundly ai ever it was in her life errant (Signed) Rich 1 and by all respectable "Vendera of atei throughout the Civilized World in Pott 1 2s 41 and 33sii a sry considerable saving in taking the la Directions for guidance of Path 19 uch pot Md A nuuu wt Immediately after the Sermon a meeting wai held in the Parochial House On the motion of Mr Shannon the chair was taken by The Right Hon the LO Cornelius Shannon Esq as Secretary The following resolutions were i Moved by Sir John Power Ba Resolved That the marked th pre eminently due and are hereby Dr for the excellent delivered by him on behalf of Moved by Aiderman Gavin sec ondedby the Rev George Canavan That the Right Ho The Lord Mayor Sir i James Murray Doctors Msdaen ana iwearuun xaiw ru Vegt Galavan Charles Hutton Michael Powell and Patrick Byrne Esqrs are entitl ed to our best thanks for I asaw rsnzsnA Mnnrv na nimtL ajx aasa i a a muuuco in rms uranuu ui their very liberal contributions rock and Dress Coats Over Coats vast variety 1 Moved by Charles Hutton Esq seconded by Moore Berganj Vests Esq An exnerienced oreman is attached to it whose sole i 1 oldcrmnt tn the I 1 anrl mflo wnrk is aS well itesoivea mat we unucr many friends of this Charity who by the ir liberality on this occasion have testified the value 'they pla ce on the blessings of a literary and moral education I Moved by Edward Galayan Esq seconded by John Cummins Esq That we hereby tender i the Rev George Canavan our most sincere thanks 1 for the great ex ertions he has used and the deep into 'est he has always taken in the success of our annual Sermi as also for his truly zealous and praiseworthy conduct Parish JOHNKESHAIN Lora ms The Lord Mayor having vacated thi George Canavan was called then motiuD OI Sir James Murray and carried by clamation it was resolved That the warmest thanks of this ting be now ten dered his Lordship for his very dignifia conduct in the Chair I GEORGE CANAVAN Jf COR SHANNON Seo retary Saint Parochial House Sunday 15th March All contributions towards the msinteaaz ice of the valuable Institution will be thankfully recei ved and acknow ledged by the Rev George Canavan wno attend winnot forget that the last Sunday appeal) ia nwewarUj the principal mcuiu their aupport SOUTH DUBLIN UNION TO CONTRACTORS THE Guardians of the South Dublin Union are desirous of Contracting with competent persons for the supply for Six Months from dale of signing bund of the best Patent Cut Oatmeal and the best lour (second) Tenders accompanied with sample and properly endorsed to be forwarded to the Board at or before the hour of pm on TO MORROW (WEDNESDAY) the 18th instant after which hour no Tender will on any ac count be received Two Sureties will be required for the due perform ance of each Contract By order MARK BYRNE Clerk of the Union Workhouse street March 5 1846 SPLENDID AND UNRESERVED SALE IRST CLASS URNITURE CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS 6 HENRY STREET BYRNE begs respectfully to inform the Public that being about to form a Partnership Ac count he must Sell the entire of his varied and elegantly assorted Stock comprising several Suites of Handsome Loo Sofa Card and Work Tables in Mahogany Rose wood Chiaboca and Maple richly carved Cheffioniers with Marble Tops and Looking Glass Backs a Variety of Grecian rench and Capriole Easv Chairs Sofas and Couches Drawing room Parlour Bed room and Eliza bethan Chairs Ladies Single Double and Wing Ward robes Cases of Drawers Painted Presses Mahogany and Japanned Toilet Tables Stands and Commodes Bidets Pedestal and Running Sideboards Tea Stores Mahogany Birch and Painted rench Eliptic our post and Elizabethan Canopy Bedsteads Mattresses and Stoved eather Beds Cheval Toilet and Chimney Glasses Gi randoles Davenport Rule Joint Parlour Japanned Cheval and Pole Screens As the entire must be sold within a certain period and to induce a speedy sale every article will be maiked at con siderably reduced prices and every engagement given In the Curtain department similar reductions will be made and the same care taken as heretofore to produce effective designs in accordance with good taste Auctions and Valuations attended to as usual unerals supplied A NEW LEA OR THE NEW YEAR TIME has turned over a NEW LEA and the year 1845 is succeeded by that of 1846 Let a NEW LEA therefore be turned over by the Public that is to say A JNltlW Li It A IL The ASAM TEA COMPANY would embrace this fa vourable opportunity to return their warmest acknowledge ments for the valued support which they have received through the medium of their Agents in Ireland The MOST EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS which has distinguished the Sale of the Asam Teas in Ireland calls for an amount of gratitude which the Company are fearful can never be defrayed or SUCH UNPRECEDENTED SUPPORT the heartiest thanks are tendered and the Public are assured that if possible a EW LEA shall be TURNED OVER by the Asam Tea Company a Leaf which in a short time will OVERTURN every other description of kThe SURPRISING SUCCESS which has followed the speculation is a self evident proof of the SURPASSING EXCELLENCE of THE ASAM LEA The Company would call special attention to the fact that their Agents as below are now furnished with THE TWO OUNCE PACKETS So that all classes of the People of Ireland may be enabled to procure this UNEXAMPLED LUXURY or a more particular description of the DISTINCT and EXQUISITE QUALITIESof Asam Tea the Com pany would refer the Reader to former Advertisements or printed Circulars which may be had on application to the Agents In conclusion the Asam Tea Company would merely say by way of solicitation Let those buy now who never bought before 'And those who always bought now buy CAUTION The Asam Tea Tea can only be obtained of the authorised Agents as advertised in packets from Two Ounces to One Pound and our Pounds None are genuine unless having the seal and address No 11 Crooked lane King William street on them SOLE AUTHORISED AGENTS OR IRELAND DUBLIN WILKS CIVET CAT 16 DAME STREET HARTY Confectioner Patrick street Mrs LARDNER Silk Mercer Jail street KILKENNY LEMING Rose Inn street iMvinck WILKS Civet Cat Patrick street BOURKE and WALSH General Merchants Per lb Per lb Naholeah Pekoe 5s Od I Mazenga Green Tea 6s Od QId china Ornaments Tambourine Accordion Cheridor Souchong 6s Od Shoura do 7s Od jN THE Back Drawing room are two Blue Moreen Mixed Teas 5s 4d per lb Window curtains with gilt cornices and fringe Drapery Agents wanted for every Town in Ireland for which Ebonized Sofa Lounger and Easy Chair upholstered tocor there is not one appointed I respond seven small and three Elbow cane seated Chairs Mahogany Loo Bota worn ana iveaaing xauies asnoci toned Six Octave Pianoforte by Tomkisson with all the im provements Music Chair and Canterbury Pier Cabinet Pier and Chimney Glasses Plates 7ft by 2ft 6in and 4ft 7in by 2ft 5in Brussels Carpet Hearth Rug ender and twn Ormuln Candle Lamos and various Orna SALE IN CONTINUATION mental Articles TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION on THIS DAY The Bed rooms (Eight in number) contain our post (Tuesday) 17th March 1846 at HARRISTOWN rench and Eliptic Bedsteads with curtains pure Curled between the Glassneviu and inglass roads by order of the I jjajr Mattresses Prime eather Beds and Bedding Ma Administrators of the late Mr Brennan the residue hogany and Painted Wardrobes Drawers Secretaries of the arming Stock comprising several Young Cattle an I Drea3ing Tables Wash Stands Cheval and Toilet Glasses Excellent amily Mare a Quantity of Potatoes some Arti I Commodes Bidets Toweland Clothes Horses Chamber cles of Plate and several articles of Household urniture I Carpeting Hearth Rugs ender and ire Irons comprising Mahogany Dinner and Breakfast Tables Ma I Couches Chairs Window Curtains and Blinds hogany Chairs Sideboard Carpets endersand ire Irons I Ball and Stairs our Mahogany Chairs Eight day Bedstead Curtains and Palliasses Cases of Drawers I clock Oil Cloth Lantern yard wide Venetian Stair Car Presses Dressing Tables and Glasses Basin Stands and I peting with saving covers and Patent Brass Rods Stair Commodes Bedroom Chairs Kitchen urniture Culinary I cage Qas Lights with Cut Glass Dishes Window Draperies Utensils Dairy Requisites China Glass and Delft I House Press Qale at Twelve I Basement Story A Patent Mangle with Mahogany LAWLER Auctioneer 55 Henrv street I "I 1 3 of Copper and Patent Metal Culinary Utensils oervanw Leasehold Interest Modern Household urniture three Beds and Bedding Mahogany Library Bookcases with glazed doors 1000 I yINEg consist of about thirty dozen of Claret (part volumes of Miscellaneous Books 600 ounces of Silver of it bottled in 1816) prime old Port in bottles and mag Plate a few dozen of prime Old Port Sherry and Sau numg Tenta and I Madeira Teneriffe Sauterne Lu terne Wines Pier and Chimney Glasses Convex Mirror 1 nelle Malaga Sherry a ire proof Safe 2 feet 9 by 2 feet 10 an Eight day The jjOOK3 will be fully set forth in separate Cata Clock made by Gaskin a Mangle logues TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION by order Order of On Wednesday the urniture of the of the Executors of the late Thomas Digby Esq pariOur Study and Drawing rooms China Glass aud the entire and complete urniture of the House No 29 plated Ware and at our same day the Plate and UPPER RUTLAND STREET on THIS DAY (Tues Wine the Carriage at ive On Thursday the Bedrooms day) 17th inst 'which urniture is in very prime condition anj Kitchen including the Patent Mangle which will be and nearly new viz Twelve Parlour Chairs a self gdd at One and on riday the Books and Study acting Reclining Chair a Set of Trafalgar Dinner Tables purniture Book Casei with thickened tops edges moulded and highly polished sae to commence each day punctually at Twelve Clock a handsome Pedestal Side board Two Guardevines Tea I CHARLES BENNETT Auctioneer Store Scarlet Moreen Curtains with drapery some glazed 14 Dame street Prints Carpets ire Irons and enders I John Murray Solicitor Agent to the Commission and Three handsome Curtaim in awn Assignees Chambers 116 Grafton street Damask with Gilt Cornices ana urapenes sona nose wood Chairs and Sofa covered to correspond Card Loo and Sofa Tables Music Stool and ditto Waggon Pier Ca binet Pier and Chimney Glasses Brussels Carpets and Rugs ire Irons ana enaers Bedrooms Very handsome rench Bedsteads Elliptic ditto with Mattresses eather Beds and Bedding one Wing Wardrobe one and one ditto a Secretary Dressing Table Cheval and Toilet Glasses Basin Stands Chairs and other necessary articles suited to Bedrooms Stair Carpeting and Rods Oil Cloth Eight day Clock Chairs and Lantern Plate Six Lofty Dinner Candlesticks two large itter Ewers four Sauce Turreens and Covers one large Salver 24 inches seven smaller ditto one Two handled Cup three Breakfast Bowls and Saucers two large Slop Bowls one smaller ditto one Coffee Biggin one Gravy Cup and Cover one Dish Ring one unnel and Stand one Cruet Stand with eight Bottles three Snuffer Trays one Saucepan and Cover one Toast Rack six Egg Cups one ish Slice Spoons Ladles orks kc A Dinner Service two Tea Sets Breakfast ditto and a quantity of Glass with Culinary articles The House is desirably it is in the upper part of the street and in good two Parlours two Draw ing rooms with olding Doors six Bedrooms Vestibule Kitchen Wine Cellar with Garden large Stable and Coach House to commence with the urniture st Twelve Clock the Interest in the Lease at Three on the first day Plate and Wines at Two on the second day and Books on the third day SCOTTS Auctioneers I 48 Stafford ztreet In the Matter of 1 rilHE Commissioners of Benjamin Eaton of I 1 Bankrupt will ait at the North st I Court of Bankruptcy at the our Dublin Builder Courts on the qnay in the a Bankrupt I City of Dublin on THIS DAY (Tuesday) 17th March instant at the hour of Twelve at Neon when and the Creditors of the said Bankrupt are to come prepared to prove their Debts JOHN MARTIN Agent to the Commiszion 45 Lower Gardiner street Barry Collins Registrar CANDLE works upper erne street (Adjoining the Dublin and Kingstown Railway) GEORGE DIXON begs to inform his riends aud the Public that he has This Day made a Reduc tion in the Price of Mould Candles of 6d per Dozen lbs and offers for CASH as under: Improved wick Moulds 6Jd 'i plain do 6d Vper lb Dipt Candles 5d With a still further reduction to Cash Purchasers in Quantity Purchasers are requested to compare the Quality of the above Candles with those they have been in the habit of purchasing at higher Prices WAREROOMS No 1 UPPER ERNE STREET (Continuation of Holles street Merrion square) 24th ebruary 1846 NATIONAL MEDICAL HALL No 6 LOWER SACKVILLE STREET ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1824 MESSRS HERRON and CO having noarly completed the extensive reparations of their pre mises and Stock which were rendered necessary by the late destructive fire in their establishment beg leave now to an het fiends nnd rhp nnhlic that the National Medical Hall is to be Re opened on this Day (Monday) SAINT PAROCHIAL REE SCHOOLS the 16th instant and that the business which has been I Z'XN last Sunday the Annual Charity 1 Sermon in almost suspended will at the tame time be actively re I support of the above Schools was preached by the nmed I Right Rev Doctor Bishop of Saldes when The Stock will include the usual choice assortment of Me I the gum of £65 8s was received including the dicines in the state ot greatest purity ana rresnuess an me i onowing donations preparations of the Dablin Pharmacopiss as directed I phe Right Hon the Lord Mayor by the College of Physicians in Ireland and ia addition I Manders and Powell Esqrs eare will be taken to provide every new article of value in a riend Der Rev George Canavan troduced into practice I Patrick Lacey Esq per Shannon Esq Heron and Co hope for a continuance of the support I gir John Power Bart from the public which they have received since their Estab I Sir James Murray MD lishment was first opened twenty four years ago and for jijermaa Gardiner which they desire to return thanks to the Medical Profes A(jerman Gavin sion as well as to the Nobility Clergy Gentry and Public j)octor 1 large who have patronised their Establishment and I Madden Esq whom thev shall serve with the same zeal assiduity and I patrick Curtis Esq per Doctor Madden Accuracy that they have always hitherto endeavoured to Charles Kennedy Esq per Rev maintain I A riend per Rev George Canavan Prescriptions immediately attended to Lube Esq per ditto A LL may be Cured 11! by John Lube Esq per ditto OINTMENT ifty ulcers cured in Six John Plunkett Esq per ditto i Robert Power Esq per ditto Extract of aletter from John Martin Esq Chronicle M'Cormick Esq per ditto Office Tobago West Indies eb 4 1845: arles Hut ton Esq TO professor HOLLOWAY Edward Galavan Esq I beg to inform you that the inhabitants of this I A rend per Shannon Esq Island especially those who cannot afford to employ medi John M'Evoy Esq cal gentlemen are very anxious of having your astonishing £trck Dowling Esq Medicines within their reach from the immense benefits Charles Tarrant Esq some of them have derived from their use as they have Thomas Byrne Esq i cn oa irirsra I A riend per Rev George Canavs iiaan Tnnna nere in several uascs wv of the most malignant and desperate kind One gentleman I in this Island who had I believe about fifty running ulcers I about his legs arms and body who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours but all of which did I him no good but yours cured him in about six weeks and I he is now by their means alone quite restored to health I wd vigour Signed I Mabtin 1 Piles istulas and Bearings down 1 A remarkable Cure by these Pills and A half I pay Lieutenant lately residing at St Helier ersey I whose name by request is omitted had for three years: suf 1 ferred from Piles and istula besides a general be aring I down of the most distressing nature He had twice wader I gene an operation bwt to no purpose and at last gave him self up to despair Yet notwithstanding this complic ation I of complaints together with a debilitated constitution he was completely enred of all his infirmities and reston to the full enjoyment of health by these justly renowned me dicines when every other means had failed Extraordinary cure in the West Indies of Leprosy and other direful skin diseases Juns 3 1844 Mr Lewis Reedon of George town TDemerara writes under the above date that Holl Tills and Ointment have cured bad legs that no doctor could imanage ulcers and sores that were of the most eadful description as likewise leprosy blotches scales an 1 ether iskin diseases of the most frightful nature and that th cureseffected there by these wonderful medicines are so nume arous and extraordinary as to astonish the whole pop ulstion Cancered Breast A Wonderful Circumstance Copy of a letter from Richard Bull bootmaker Tattoo near Southampton TO PBOESSOB 9 1845 Sir The Lord has permitted to be wrought a wonderful cure of Cancers or Abcesses of 12 stanc fing in my In the latter part oi tne time elei en wounds aie as past 1 expected LAST DAY BUT OUR BY DESIRE THE LADIES IN consequence of the great increase of visitors the LORENTINE MODELS will remain on view ONE WEEK LONGER closing without further notice on SATURDAY the 2lst day of March thus giving the Ladies two other opportu nities viz Tuesday 17th and riday 20th instant Evenings of Ladies Davs for Gentlemen 38 WESTMORLAND STREET Monday 23d the Models will proceed to Liverpool In the Matter of Thomas' THOMAS White late of Marl I WHITE late of borough street Wine Mer 30 Marlborough st Dublin chant I Wine Merchant having as signed his stock of Wines urniture and the debts due to him to three trustees for the benefit of his Creditors all persons indebted to his estate are hereby required to pay forthwith to Mr Thos Snowe of 62 Middle Abber street the respective sums due by them to the said Mr Thomas White and to require a receipt signed bv at least two of the said trustees THOS MILLER Esq') 70 Middle Abbey street RANCIS WHITE Esq 51 Rutland square THOMAS SNOWE Esq 62 Middle Abbey street DROGHEDA RACES TO Come off within a convenient distance of Drogheda on THIS DAY (Tuesday) 17th March The Drogheda Meath and Louth Cup value 501 open to all Horses with a Sweepstakes of 2 sovs each to which the Stewardswill add 20 sovs one sov entrance the winner to pay 2 sovs towards the expenses of the course Weight for age three yrs 9st 71b four yrs lOst 101b five yrs 1 1st 41b six yrs 1 1 st 9lb aged 1 1st 1 lib 31b allowed to mares and geldings the winner of 301 to carry lb ad ditional and of 501 71b Two mile heats I SECOND RACE A Handicap Sweepstakes of 4 sovs each half forfeit to which the Stewards will add 30 sovs one sov entrance the winner to pay 3 sovs towards the expenses of the course weights to be declared at Mr at Nine Clock on Monday morning the 16th instant same distance as the Cup Race heats I The Stewards will also add 1 0 sovs to a third race which will be handicapped on the course Horses to be entered for the two first races on Saturday the 14th of March at or before four with Mr M'Donald at or Mr James Kirk White Horse Hotel Drogheda paying 51 bookage Horses to start at One punctually The Stewards have made arrangements with the Drogheda Railway Company to start special trains for the accommodation of persons leaving Dublin particulars of which will be given in bills There will be an ordinary at Hotel at Six apd he will also have his splendid Marquee erected on the Course with all sorts of Refreshments Srewards Mathews Hamilton and Nj Milling Esqrs Treasurer Mr Kirk DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA RAILWAY DROGHEDA RACES I ON DAY Third Class Return Tickets will be issued for the Mail Train starting at Niue am and for the Eleven am Train A Special Tra will start at Twelve stopping at Clontarf Raheny Baldoyle Malahide and Balbriggan arriving in Drogheda in time for the Races I i RETURN SPECIAL TRAIN I will start from Drogheda at a Quarter past Ninej at 1st Class 4s 2d Do 3s 3d Do 2s.