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THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1855 TO YARN DYERS AND BLEACHERS, PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, AND STEAM-PIPE, TT1NGS. PATENT HOPE AND SAIL MANUFACTORY, 11 1 II SUGAR. nTKUTGEXCE. SHAWLS. TO HAND THIS DAY, GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT JX CONNEXION- WITH LATIvS' SPECIAL DESPATCH.

rjiv srRMAKlNE BUI I'lSII oHR O'VN ''O'lEESPONDENT.) (I 15 A 'J' I ft T. Te'ognphic news li'oni Danlzic of tiio 17ih instant i stares Mint Cossack liai arrived with iiiiolfigeiiee from th" tie 't. 1 1 the loth it was near Cnmsludt, and I'll tie 14lh was to proceed to the immediate I neighbourho (1 of I THE CRIMEA RENt-. BOMBARDMENT. General I had reported to llic Frenuli Government that tin; bombardment had recommenced.

The Mominn confii.ms the intelligence of the renewal of the bombardment of Sebastopol. the assault is now anxiously expected. News of 1 A 1 N. Madrid, Juno IS. at.

Santiago, said to be Disturbances had talcen caused bv the dearnoss of bread. Tliev were success- full repressed. PIEDMONT. Turin, June IS. Massimo D'Azcglion had left this, accredited on an extraordinary mission to Paris and London.

E. Athens, Juno 9. Brigandage still continues, supported, as is supposed, by Russia. YESTEIiDAY'S LONDON IS A I It A II. RE-COMMENCEMENT OK THE BOMBARD MENT OF SEBASTOPOL.

The Muritiiiri Pott says wo have reason to believe that the bombardment of Sebastopol is, at the moment we are writing, re -opened, and it need only be called to mind, in order to prove the immense importance of this, that the outworks are now all in the possession of the Allies, and that it is against the works, forts, and fortitications, and the place itself, that their efforts are now directed. The of last night publishes three despatches, all dated (itli June. The first notice is of the death of Admiral Boxer. alludes in the highest tonus to hia valuable services. The second announces the evacuation of Soujak-Kalo, and refers to other events ulreadv known.

The third, in alluding to the sanitary state of the army, expresses a hope that, as the cholera had already disappeared at the stations where it had first broken out. its further ravages would not be great. The disease was, at the tints, ILLNESS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. The Paris correspondent of one of the morning papers savs that the Emperor is seriously indisposed; that he has been bled, and that the Empress passed whole night by his bedside. On the other hand, another correspondent of a daily journal, writing at the same moment, on Sunday, st that during the day there mis a reception at the Tuil'orics, when a great many foreigners were presented to his Imperial Majesty.

THE HESSIAN MASSACRE. The Morm'iui Jlrf'l'l says, since the memorable evening when Sir R. Peel told the dreadful tale of the massacre of Sir W. M'Xaghteii and his companions at Cabul by the Allghans, we never remember to have seen the House of Commons under such a painful excitement us from the shocking story just told by the First Lord of the Admiralty. A S.

Four o'clock', a.m. Mauskim.es, Tit.siuv Evbninu. -The steamer Euphrates lujust arrived, bringing news from Constantinople to June 11. Five hundred Russian prisoners have arrived. Abd-el-Kadtr has been allowed to reside at Constantinople.

The palace Aheaiet Eeethi has been burned down. The Tiiiff coiinins an account of the effect produced by the explosion of an infernal u.acliine which 11. M. steamer Merlin ran against while off Cronstadl. The shock made the ship quiver from stem to stern-The engines were reversed, but before she had stem-way, a second shock occurred ten times more severe, which sensibly lifted the ship over to port, making the masts shake as if they would topple down.

The Firelly was following the Merlin, and she also ran against one of (he machines. Ho adds, they are not such very formidable affairs niter all. The Firetly sustained no external injury. The Merlin had eight sheets of copper scraped oil' at the side. The shock displaced an iron tank which was bolted to the Merlin's side, and containing thirteen cwt.

of taliow, knocking it it distance of four feet. LOSSES AT THE CAPTFRE OF THE MA.MK-LON TOWER. Sebastopol, lOtli June. The blockade of the Russian ports is very enforced. The loss of the French in taking the Ma-molon is 2.0i0, that of the English 450, and of the Russians 5.500 men.

The PfvM states that the French carried three times the Malakoti' Tower redoubt, and were each lime forced to retire on account of the tiro of the Russian vessels in the harbour. ACCIDENT TO THE KING OF DENMARK. Hamburg, Tuesday Afternoon. The King of Denmark was thrown off his horse on his way to Studsborg, and was taken up insensible, but he is now out of danger. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

I From 77)'s' f''v i Mowl't'i The English funds opened heavily this morning, and, although there was subseipi 'inly a little tendency to revival, it was not maintained. There was a complete absence of foreign intelligence, and still the market was iulluenced by speculative sales. Advantage was taken of the disappointment arising from the circumstance, and of th" lower quotations from Paris, showing a further sudden decline of one to spread rep u'ts of unsuccessful operations before Sebastopol. LONDON" STOCK EXCHANGE Yesteui.ay. Closing Prices Consols, money, shut; ditto, account, Three and a Quarter per Cents, 92jj Loudon am! North-Western, 103 LIVERPOOL CORN --There is more tone in the trade here to-day- a more general inquiry for both wheat and flour, which are selling at fully Tuevlay's price.

Roans and peas, oats and barley, each taken in retail at late rates. Indian corn dull, at (i per quarter lower. LIVERPOOL COTTON MA I'M' Yicstekday. Sales 2.00i) 1,000 speculation. Very little demand.

DUBLIN CORN I A 1 1 a A small simply ol homo growth, and rates linn to those of Friday. Sales were rather brisk, and oats shade higher. Indian corn dull of sale, Smt, holders would not uhmit to a reduction in alue. DCISLIN STOCK EXCH Throe per Cent Consols, shut; Ditto, Account (9th July), ill New Three per Cents Stock, 1 ijLto for Account July), BELFAST POLICE COi'RTMoxnAv. Before W.

S. Tn.tcv. R. a xivrr.n Tinr.r. Tlioui'ts Whit' a man who has suffered imprisonment on several occasions for Lieft, was charged for having in his posses-ion two pairs of hoots, which he stole orn the residence ot AM ance, on Sunday morning.

Kvidence as to the commission of tho rob be anil th nlfiuity ot lhe boots was given, and th was remanded till Thursday next. 1 prisoner jcvrsn.i: eici; I'ockiits. Two boys ageil aliout sixteen years each, who slated they had migrated hither from Glasgow for change of air, were convicted, on the evidence of Harbour lam-stable Garry, of having a'lempted to pick the pocket of some persons at Donrgall Quay on Saturday They were sent for trial at the (Quarter Sessions. win: a carpenter, was sentenced to ten days' imprisonment at hard lahour, for having deserted liis" wife and child, and leaving them chargeable to the Belfast Cnion. The prisoner was arrested on a warrant at the Curragh of KiKlare.

ASSMI.T. Three boys named JJoob Ainlr-oe M'Cuwnn. and 'llvi, were charged with having assaulted two unfortunate females in a field near the Old Lodge Road, at eleven o'clock on the night of Sunday last, and also with having stolen a sixpence from the person of one of the complainants named Ann Armstrong. Tile evidence as to the assault was most conclusive. Mr.

Tracy dismissed the charge of robbery, and sentenced tho prisoners to 14 da vs' imprisonment for the assault. The court adjourned shortly afterwards. r. r. t) a 1 iiefore W.

S. Tn.vrv, R.M. ruuM A boy named P.n-k. sentenced to three months bard labour for having stolen a hammer from a vessel moored at the Huay. lie bad been convicted on several previous occasions.

via: assai i.t. M.irit Hutchison was charged with having assaulted Ann -Moore by biting her, and MviUing her with' a poker mi side of the head, in Walker's Lane. 'The offence was proved by the complainant (who appeared to be sulf. ring severely from the assault), and Ulatilda Mills. The prisoner was sentenced to a montlCs confinement at ha-d hi'mur.

tnoM Tin: rnnsox. Vnrtl 'li'H (irxh'tm, and a girl named charged with having stolen a watch and s'veu sovereigns from the person of a sea captain .1 10 tl3C in e.i.MiMi ouuu JiailECO Vl defended the Sin prosecuted and Mr. i of as this of F. the parish late the lte sir'h cause eaie. the IRON, AND 1 IRELAND vv M'NEILL ESP EOT FULLY INVITE THE ATrEN- 'IT ON of Purchasers to their stuck GAS aim FITTINGS, including Malb-able Iron Pipe, and Finings of all sizes.

Copper, Brass. Block Tin, and Composiiioii Tubing. Brass Cocks of every description, Swivel Joints, Gasaliers. I In 1 1 Lamps, Brackets, and Pendants. Brass t'asiings, for Gas or Steam, made lo order.

Estimales given for Gaswork. Having made exlensive nurcbasi.s 1,, and l-'iliings previous to the kite adva Iron, wi are eiialileil lo oiler all kinds reasonable terms. Finings on the must 17 fc 19, CORN Belfast. 10th June, 1855. 1037 OLD DR.

JACOB TOWNSEND'S AMERICAN SARSAPARILLA. mnis IS ONE OF THE MOST EXTRAOR-X DINARY and valuable medicines in the world, lis superiority over other preparations of like character made in this country arises f'roa the mode of manufacture, and the advantage to obtaining and working the root in its green ami fresh state. The root, when brought to this country is dry, vapid, and almost, tasteless, its virtues and jui'oes having all evaporated, while it often becomes mouldy, musty, and partially decayed, so that it is quite unfit for use. The following are some of the diseases for which it is highly valuable: OR KING'S EVIL. Dit.

Towxskxp In using your iiHK.IT ukmkiiv for Scrofula, I did so more from persuasion of friends than from confidence of its merits in my own mind. I have boon so long in the hands of tho ablest physicians in the Slate of Ohio, and had taken the best remedies tho country could produce, without any favourable result, that you will not be surprised at my incredulity in tho efficacy of your Sarsaparilla. After many years of painful sufferings, afflicted with erupt ions over my whole body, and many running sores tinder my ears, arms, and other places, and my bones rotting away, life, seemed but a burden, I have now the pleasure to inform you that I have recovered, and once more enjoy the blessings which this world affords. Ail this is the work of your Sarsaparilla. Jamus W.

Lkmixotox. Cincinatti, Sept. 10, 1S5I). FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Dn.

Silt This is to certify that my wife has been afflicted for the lasl twenty years with General Debility, Prosti' Sour Stomach, Costive-ncss, Piles, Dyspepsia, and Nervous Sick Headache. She lias suffered also with pain over tho small of her back, and a burning sensation and oppression oyer the chest and abdomen. All those difficulties were brought on from taking a violent cold during menstruation, which fastened upon her system with such tenacity and violence, that it broke down all her strength and made her a helpless invalid. She has truly been a sufferer during many long years, but I have spared no expense in employing physicians, or in using the popular remedies. She lias now taken less than two bottles of Old Dr.

Tovvnsend's Sarsaparilla, and it. has none her more good than all the rest put together. It has removed her ensliveness entirely, also the piles; her strength has been restored lo her, and altogether she seems like another person. She has no more headache or dyspepsia, and I have confidence to believe it wil completely cure her. Her neighbours are trying it and it is curing them also.

We had no confidence in it, at first, lull we know it is one of the best medicines in use for Female Complaints. We give you ten ihuusanil thanks that your Sarsaparilla was made. Syi.vksit.k W. WoiiTir. Williamsborough, Sept.

5, 184S. SICK HEADACHE. A CASE Ol'' MAXV VIMKS STA.VIHXCi. The following is one of those eases arising from a disordered state of the Uterine Function, which affect the whole system, and bring on some of the most dis-dressing sufferings, This lady has suffered more or less for ten years, and has now entirely recovered by tho use of Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.

She says: Messrs. Pomeroy and Co. 1 have used your Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla for Sick Headache and general debility, arising from a disordered state of my system, and am happy to inform you that it has completely restored me to former health and strength. I experience a degree of comfort, buoyancy of spirits, and renewed strength, which 1 have not known for ten years.

This great benefit alone induces me to write you an acknowledgment. Disliking my name in full to go before the public, I give my initials only. Berkley Jan. 18, Mrs. E.

W. T. C. RHEUMATISM, GOUT, New Oct. 5, 1848.

Du. Tow.vsknp Sir On the 2Hth of July, IS47, I was attacked with rheumatism, and continued, under various prescriptions, to grow worse, for at leasl two months. 1 became entirely helpless, incapable of feeding myself, or turning in bed, or helping myself in any way. In this stale I continued until January, when I began to mend a little, and improve gradually, till the first of May; this amendment was only so far as to lie able to feed myself, though still incapable of gelling in or out of bed, or oven turning in bed. I remained in this condition, with little or no change, until 1 fairly despaired of getting about this season.

On the 21st of July, 1 was induced to try your Sarsaparilla on the 24th, three days after taking the first dose, I arose in bed, which 1 had not done before in ten months, and, in less than a week, 1 walked across the room wilh the aid of crutches: since then I have walked in the slreet, I have gone alone 30, Spruce Street, to the Park, thence lo Lovejoy's Hotel, and back 1 have been to 85, Nassau Street, two or three dilVe-rent times, and am now frequently visiting my neighbours. During all this lime I have taken but two bottles of Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. October 4, procured another bottle, and to-day (5th October), I walked twice across the lloor without the aid of crutches. I have also nearly recovered from obstruction of water, which gave me great distress, i'hepaii in my hack has likewise left me.

I and my family have no earthly reason to ascribe my recovery io any other cause but to Old Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. A Spruce Street. P.S. Several able physicians despaired of my ever walking or even raising' myself from my bed again, NERVOUS DISEASES.

Tic Dolnuroux, St. Vitus' Dance or Chorea, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness, fits. Hysterics, Cramps, Convul- sions, Hypochondria, Palsy or Paralysis, kc. These complaints arising from the Brain, Spina! Marrow, or nervous (issue, may bo speedily overcome by Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.

It removes Dizziness or Swimming of the Head, Tremulousness, Weakness, and all difficulties incident to Nervous Disorders. Wm. Wcarn, 1, High Street, Southsea, tea dealer, writes I have taken several bottles of Old Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and derived great benefit from CURE OF A DISORDERED STOMACH. Lower Grosveuor Street.

Grosvenor Square, July 31, 1851. Mssrs. Pomeroy and Co. Gentlemen, I beg to inform you that 1 have been using your Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, for a complaint in my stomach, from which I have suffered a long time, and I am happy to say il has cured me.

I shall be happy to answer any letter of inquiry, as I am satisfied your Sarsaparilla is worthy of all the recommendation I can give it. James Foiisytii. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, ERUPTIONS. Tho same may be said of these as in the euro of the severer Chronic Malidies, The Sarsaparilla and tho Ointment, will effectually wipe off all disagreeable eruptions, and render the surface clear and beautiful. Ladies troubled wilh rough, pimply skin, or a gross, masculine surface, will do well to use these medicines if they wish clear, delicate, and transparent complexions.

exceed their efficacy in this respect. ENGLISH TESTIMONY. Wo give a few of the many communications we have received since we have been in England, from those who have experienced the great benefits of using this celebrated medicine. They must have some weight in convincing the public of its great value: 49, Davis Slreet, Berkley Square, Sept. 1.

Messrs. Pomeroy, Andrews, Co. Gent'l 1851. nt.leinen. I 1 ui 1 niiicn pleasure 111 testitying llic numerous thanks I have received from various persons, who have taken Old Dr.

Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla, many of whom wifi be happy to give you testimonials should you re-quireilheni. I am doubly pleased at being abto to speak in the good effects 1 have seen myself produced by the Sarsaparilla, for I must confess, that although i was not prejudicial, I was rather sceptical as to its virtue, which I would not have believed il possessed, had I not seen it. 1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, John J.UMiiiiSON. Ashley Terrace, City Road, London, dune Centllm ex Please send me again throe quart bottles of Old Dr. 'Townsend's Sarsaparilla, I bavin" finished to-day the last on hand.

1 feel much better, and the general system greatly improved, and 1 hope i shall be all right with tho three now ordered I am Gentlemen, yours very respectfully, Jonx Munch. Mssrs. 373, Strand. Macclesfield, May 12, 1S52. Pomeroy, Andrews, and Co.

Gentlemen, find Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla to do me o-oo'd Please to say if you have an agent in Manchester, as tlie carnage from London is vow dour avm, respect, yours, j. Paukinson. lhe Rev. John W.

Wilson, Weslovan Biggleswade, writes, Juno 7, 1S52: fbavc derived much benefit from taking Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, SOUR STOMACH, 'The nature of this Sarsaparilla strongly assimilates to tlie gastric juice of tho stomach. Hence its virtue in curing all eases of Dvsnensiii. Indiirestimi, Sourness of Stomach, Heartburn, Flatulence, GREAT CURE OF NERVOUSNESS.

Messrs. Pomeroy and Co. Gentlemen, my wife has been long afflicted with a nervous complaint from which she suffered severely. Able physicians anil many remedies were tried in vain, but I am happy to inform vou that she has entirely recovered bv using a few bottles of Old Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.

London, June 10, 1852. John- It. Peteuson. 17, Phelps Street, Walworth, 1' el) 1 Messrs. Pomeroy, Andrew's and Co Gentlemen, I was afflicted with the Wind Piles, and was under medical for three months, but obtained no relief lie.

ri of Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's obtained some; and after taking it a short time, the matter copiously dischai-e-od tTlnmst' immediately obtained relief. I slil! continued to' use for a time, and not only found relief but a cure and am now I roe trom pain. 1 most sincrely rocum. mend it to all who are similarly afflicted.

1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Willi Umr Half Prints, 2s (id, Pints, 4s, Small Quarts 4s Od Large Quarts, 7s (id, and Mammoths, is Six sent free for ODs. Principal Ollicc, 373, Strand (joining lixoler Hall. Ii-JtlUllll. POMEROY, ANDREWS, Solo Proprietors, A large supply of Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Aiueri- can SARSAPARILLA coustanlly 011 hand, at VICTORIA STREET MEDICAL HALL, cotiNE.it or cmciiESTiiK bmeex of full and L.

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In the short lime of their existence, the Inventor has I lilted up, and set at work a number ot them in most renowned Dye-Works tho world. For in-lance, in Austria, Prussia, Switzerland, Belgium, Scotland, and they were everywhere pronounced to be not only very ingenious, but highly practical and advantageous. For Certificates stating the above-mentioned, and further particulars and orders, apply to the InvMitm-at 38, Glassford Street, Glasgow. 11114 DEAFNESS, DISTRESSING NOISES IN THE HEAD. Just Published, Gratis, for the Protection of tho Deaf.

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Agent for Belfast Messrs. DYAS CANTRF.I.L. 2 2, Castle Place. 1001 No more Pills or any other Medicine For Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Constipation. Xervoiis, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Consumption, and Debility.

HARRY'S DELICIOUS REVALEXTA ARAB1CA FOOD saves fifty times its cost in Medicine, and euros the above emnplaints and their eon- i seipiences, such as latuleney. ihstcu.uon, aciuily, heart- nuru, palpitation ol the heart, nervous lieu. laches, neatness, noises in the head and ears, pains at the pit of the stomach and between the shoulders, diavi'luoa, dysentery, impurities and poverty of the blood, scrofula, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, gout, nausea, and sickness during pregnan -y, after eating, or at sea, low spirits, spasms, cramps, epileptic tits, spleen, geneva! debility, sleeplessness, iiivolun-larv blush'me', paralysis, tremors, dislike to unlit- ness for study loss of memory, delusions, vertigo, blood to i the head, exhaustion, imlaiicholy, group ib-ss fear, eision. I is. moreover, the best food for infants and inva-i lids generally, as it never purges, or turns acid on the weakest scorn ich.

nor interferes with a good liberal diet, but imparts a hearty relUh for lunch and dinner, and restores the f.ietiily of digestion, and nervous and muscular energy to the mo enfeebled. In whooping cough, measles, sinail-pox. and chicken or wind-pox, it renders all nieoi-ciuesunei ibioiis bv rem all hiii minatory and feverish symptoms. B.vitnv. Dt: B.M'.kv, and 77, Regent Street, Loudon, i 1m 'out vnt Caution against the fearful dangers of spu- reais imitation The Yieo-Chancclloi'.

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SriJAItT pi: Cure No. -Iff. Sol'. Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, astinpa. constipation, ilarit-leiiey, spasms, sickness at the stomach and vomiting, have been removed by Du Hurry's excellent food.

Mama Jolly. Cure No. Samuel Laxton, a cure of two years' diarrluca. Mr. William Martin, a cure of eie'lu years' aily vomiting.

Richard Willoughhy, a cure of many years' biliousness. Worlhani Ling, near Diss, Noi'folk. Cure -1 ,1 I At iss tdiabeth Jacobs, ol Na.mg i-carage, Waltham Cross, Herts: a cure of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low and nervous fancies, No. 02,8:50 Three years' excessive nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm. ami general debility, which rendered my life very miserable, has been radically removed by Du Barry's health-restoring food Alex.

Stu'urt, Archdeacon of Ross, Skibbereen. No. 5s.o;!-l. Grammar School. Stevenage, Dee.

Hi, ts50. Gentlemen We have found it admirably adapted for infants, Our baby has never once had disordered bowels since taking it. R. A.vtin.iiu. Bi'idgehoiise, Frhnley.

I.S5I. 1 havi- suffered these thirty-three years continually from (Eseasoil lungs, spitting of blood, liver derangement, deafness, singing' in the ears, constipation, debiiily, shortness of breath and cough, and, during that period, taken so much medicine that 1 can safely say 1 have laid out upwards of a thousand pounds at tlie chemists and doctors, I have actually worn out two medical men during mv ailments without thirling any improvements in my health. Indeed, 1 was in utter despair, uipl never expected to get over it, when I was fortunate enough to become acquainted with your Revalenta Arahi which. Heaven be praise I'esioi'ou me to a snue 01 neaitti wnicn I lon since de spaired of attaining. lungs, liver, stomach, head, and ears are all right, my hearing perfect, and my recovery is a marvel to all my acquaintances.

I am respectfully. James Roiiiiitis. Cure No. Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, loiteacre. near Liverpool a cure of ten years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous irritability.

Cure No. Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and general debility have been removed by Du' Harry's excellent ilevalent.a Arabica Foo 1. AI.I10I Street, Perth. James Pokteu. Cure Plymouth, May 9, I SM.

For the last ten years I have been suffering from dyspepsia, headaches, nervousness, low spirits, sleeplessness, and delusions-, and swallowed an incredible amount of me-iliei ie without relief. I am happy to say tint your Food has cured me. and I. am now enjoying better health than 1 have had for many years past. .1.

S. Newton. Cure No. ISO. -25 years' nervousness, constipation, indigestion, and debility, from which I have suffered great misery aim which no "tviuuiv or relieve, have "been effectually cured by Du Barry's Food in a very short time.

W. li. Reeves, Pool Anthony, Tiverton. No. Eight veins' Uyspopsi 1, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, have been effectually removed bv Du Barry's health-restoring food.

I shall he happy to answer any inquiries Kev. Yv. rlavoll, Rullingion, Rcctorv, Norfolk. 'No. 81 years' liver complaint, with disorders of the stomach, bowels, and nerves -Andrew Eraser, Haddington.

No. 52, -II 8. Dr. Gries, Magdeburg, recording the cure of his wife from pulmonary eousumpthui.with night sweats and ulcerated lungs, which had resisted al! medicines and' appeared a hopeless case. No.

Ur. Gnt'tiker Zurich. Cure of cancer of tho stomach, and fearfully distressing vomitings, habitual Hattdeney, and VII the above parties will he happy to answer any inquiries' No. -12. l-3'L Alujov-Ciencrul King: cure of debility and nervousness No.

2,1 OL Captain Parker 1. Bingham, R.N. who was cured of 27 years' dvsneosm in six weeks time. Cure 28. 1 1(1 William Hunt I- so Barrister-m-law, 0'1 years' partial paralysis So 'C'SII -Captain Allen recording the cure of a lady from oiilTeiuie' lirs.

11!) the Kev- Charles Kerr, a cure of functional disorders. No. bsl the liev. Thomas Mini ter. cure oi in- yeais ervo usaess, with spa-ms, daily vomitings.

iSo. 41,1.1, Dr. James Shorlauil late surgeon in ilioiluih begnnent, a cure of drop y. No. 51, .12: Or.

is pa'rtieularlv useful i confined habits ot body, as also in pkii ts. affections of the kidneys and hkid.ler. siicli a-' stoiio gravel; lnllauimatoi'y irritation and crump i hera. crami) ot o. l.i.

1 uthera, crump ot the kidneys and bladder, I in oroncin.il and pulmonary complaints, atiou and pam arc to be removed, and in bronchial eonsunmi.ioo. In I the troublesome cough; and I am enabled, truth, to express the conviction, time il lema Arabica is tho cure oC complaints and consumption. Or. '1, u-. 1 Medicine and practeea.

M.0 oa.1we.t Collie gma pec oris and Harry iar J.Co::";hc?,- which their health has i7 a.dr-" to all otl Zll bU triej' van, lor many years, and all hopes of recovery iilKinden'-'1; In canisters, suitably pac '-dl and with instructions l'1'" super-iclinv'1, 1 The Mill, me I '-In- 2ln. Is (hi; ollicc Lou- lis; 511,., carriage free, on Post-Co 7 i Bceeilt. Slreet order. Barrv Du barr.V aim don; I'lirtiiuin, Alason, an 1 eo purveyors to her Alao.a Piccadilly, also atiio. Grace Church 31, sirano, may 'be ordered through all respectable, Booksellers, Grocers, aim cneiiusw.

a. 1 I sn eaeh 1110.1t cai most Bad Bad Burns Bite Strand New is. L. "TIIE NEWS-LETTER" lioinoi: Stuket, Belfast. 014 1EnurjvattaiRL li I A I to tin: EXITED STATES AND BRITISH AMERICA.

QAP.LH BRAT ED and Regular C'E EE- Line ot First-Class Packet Ships FOR NEW WASHINGTON hy tho BALL Lines, sun s. and the RLl'E captains. tons. Russell, 2,500, White, Porter, ro sail-June 15. June 20.

June 20. rmceton, scrautoii, Lorenzo, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. Philadelphia, ru00 July Foil ST. JOHN'S, N.B Nicholls 1,800, July '''Oil QUEBEC AND MONTREAL, 'ten of the. Lakes, Todd, 3,000, Dietary Scale for the voya-o for each adult to New inn 'T bread, -JOlbs.

oatmeal, lulbs. peas, lOlhs. beef, lOlbs. oik, ns. sugar, 1 lib.

tea, l'lb. salt, 1 piut vinegar, 0 quarts 01 the.ve inagniiieent Ships are al! first -class, coppered auu ran.v experienced Surgeons, and aie inspected, as well as their provisions and water, by 1 Emigration Officers before sailing. The lo'lv, and welt ventilated and lighted, and possess all the improvements calculated to promote the comfort, health, aml safety of Passengers during the voyage Punctuality" awl 'despatch on the fixed days of sailing, cheap rates ol passage, and the strict fulfilment of the contract entered into with Passengers, arc among the advantages held to Emigrants, for choice ol their conveyance by these Ships. The Luggage ol' uv Packet Ships will bo stored in Liverpool, free of charge, in a warehouse attached to the office, taken charge of on tho quay a few hours before sailing, and put on board free. of expense.

The undersigned is appointed lhe solo Agent for tho above Packets, which are well hnown to be of tie-swiftest and largest class, prop a lv constructed for urn conveyance of Passengers, ami commanded by Gentlemen of character and experience. For terms and particulars, applv to ROBERT It. WARDEN. Ol), Waring Street, liell'a i. Passengers residing in the Country can secure.

Berths in the First and Second Cabin, ami Si. by remitting Post-ollioe Orders for X.I. 1-177 Steam Coiunnmiration. ,1 IS 5 5. to P.1RIS.

IMVSbL'LS. n-t CO.D'.'.VK orr. I'saxed tt llrlfnd: and to jMftki (Miitinfiiiol Ticket, the Jiclnrii lo Loivlon mul ic'dl be mailable for One Month. 'piRST-OLASS A JL Sail to and from BELFAST, as noted below (casualties BELFAST for FLEETWOOD Every Evening, at 7 o'clock (Sundays excepted), or as soon alter as tide permits. Reiurning Every Evening, at or after 7.35 cm.

(Sundays excepted.) June 1st, at 8 p.m.; 2nd. at 9 cm 4lh, at 10 p.m.; 5th. Oth, 7th, Sth, llth, I2ih, 13th. and 1-4: li, at 7.15 p.m.; alS 10th, at Si 18th, at. ID p.m.; 10th, 2ilth, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 25th, 2dih, 27th, aiel 20th, at.

7.15 p.m.; 30th, at S.O p.m. BELFAST for LONDON Every Thursday 7th. at 5 a.m.; 14th, at a.m.; 21 st, at 5 a.m.: 2Mb, at 8 a.m. Goods for Shipment will not he received later than o'clock on Wednesday Evenings. Reiurning On Hie Oth, 13th, 20th, and 27th.

at 0 o'clock p.m. 2-'" Goods for Shipment will not ho received later than Noon on the days of Sailing. BELFAST for GLASGOW, cot ARDROSSAX Every Tuesday and Thursday, at 7. 3D cm and Saturday, at 2 p.m. Passengers from Dub lin, on Saturdays, arriving in Belfe.si al 1.35 by proceeding at.

once to the Quay, will be in time, for the Steamer al 2 clock. Returning An Express Train leaves the Ayrshire Railway Station, Bridge Street, Glasgow, with Passengers, every Wednesday, and Friday, at 8.30 p.m.; arriving in Ardrossan in time for the Steamer leaving for Belfast, at 10 r.M. BELFAST for WHITEHAVEN Tlie QUEEN or SOLWAY is expected to sail hence every Wednesday. On the 13th, at 10 r.M.; 20th, p.m.; 27th, at 9 p.m. Expected to Return every 'Tuesday 12th, at p.m.; B.Uh, at 1 p.m.; 20th, at 7 p.m.

BELFAST for LIVERPOOL, eia WHITEHAVEN. Tho QUEEN or SOLWAY is expected to sail hence every Wednesday 13th, at 10 p.m.; 20th, at 2 p.m.; 27th, at 9 p.m. Expected to return every Monday llth, at 9 p.m.; 18th, at 1 p.m.; 25th, at 7 p.m. BELFAST for BRISTOL, via GLASGOW Every Alternate Friday On the Sill, al p.m.; '22nd, at 7 P.M. Reiurning Every Alternate Wednesday On tho 0th, at 10 a.m.; al 10 a.m.

BELFAST for LONDONDERRY Will shortly resume ibis Station. BELFAST for STRANRAER Every Saturday. Ou at 2 p.m.; 10th, at, 7 a.m.; 23rd, al 12 Xoou; MOt ii, at 7 a.m. Returning Every Friday On the 8th, at 4 II a.m.: 22nd, al 3 r.M.; 2i)th. at l'i a.m.

I BELFAST TO BANGOR )'', at 7 a.m.; 121 Noon; and 5 p.m. Returning ai Si a.m.; 2i p.m.; and p.m. 1 RAIL'A AY TRAINS leave Fleetwood every Morning (Sundays excepted) at 7.40, in time lor the Loud-. it and North-Western Express Train leaving Preston at i 8.3 1 a.m., and arriving at London at 4 cm. k-ij Passengers who wish lo remain at Fleet wood for the 2 p.m.

Express Train, arrive in London at 9 o'clocjv same evening. For further information, apply to i 141)4 ROBERT HENDERSON, Agent, li -ItU-t. THE MIRACULOUS REMEDY. 11 A I T. TliX YEARS INTIiUMtTTU.Vr A IT.V'KS Of KlTlil CL'KLII.

Cop'of Lrflrrl'mm J''-. Wi ntar io.f is v. l.oWAV. sin soUhiyi iur a nor iM 01 tea u'ars, "mini hi-- six months), vvith lhe most dreadful intermittent attacks of Erysipelas, which Confined me to my lie i daring the whole of tlie summer mouths in each year. I eonsaiceJ the.

most eminent medical gentlemen 111 vt lui'iie-ter, im; was lrom tune to Ullie vo ut hones of obtaining any relief corny in my llli'el'EUs, allho.lo'ii I lolied strictly wuii we itirwii.nn my a ivieo ire. At Icnu'th I was P-i'sna led to give your Dint eic and Pills a trial, by a female friend who had been enro of a ha 4 bv Using theur. to mv surprise ami for 1 lie better was 0111 proiiuced, and 1:1 verv short tiine, i.e 1 1 1 iciiivto disappear, and my iltU was entirely re-u-citate which has remained good ever since. 1 remain, irraiefullv yours, (Signed; HARRIET TRIMMER. William Pogue, of Km wale, (a young man weli know in that neighbourhood 1.

was aitloee t'or three years witit Scrofula 011 the left, arm: there were four ulcers which discharge! continuously, and reduced the poor fellow to a mere skeleton. He was for a long time uipler tlie care of one medical gentleman, ami consulted many others, but derived no benefit whatever. At last he had recourse, to Hollowuv's Ointment and Pills; and. bv persoveri.pr vvith these remedies, in the course of eight weeks, his arm was completely we'll, and his health thoroughly The truth of tins statement can be verified by many of the inhabitants of Euiyvale, and particularly by Mr. Patrick MOienna, Druggist, of that place.

ASTOXfSIttXii CORE Of AX IXlfEUATKI) l.V.O I AFTlili TUltr.K HOSPITALS FAILED Coiuiot'a Letter ''rout Mr. IV. Hare, Lxetur.dattul 22, 1851. To Professor IIoi.i.ovvay. A man named William Hall, in the employ of -Ur.

C. Sclatcs, Niu'seyman, of this City, has desired mo 10 make. known to you the beuetithe has received from using your Ointment and Pills, for three years this poor una suffered terribly with a severely nl'c ii'ated leg. and daring this ti ne he sought relief at Guv's King's t'ulleg'-'. t)e Devon Exeter Hospitals, and n.iliv toi 1, Surgeon, tnai amputation ot tho limn was save his life; however, instead of taking this advie ho immediately had recourse to your Ointment and I u'-.

...1.1 111 all ihoo'iier OHO mil. 1- 111111 oiuie medicines put together, he being now able to ioil.i.v occupation, and rapidly gaining health and strength. his 1 remain, Sir, yours taitntaliv WILLIAM HARE. TURKU EXTUA.ORDIX.VKV "'r- lbalt, tale l'ltri-Ser- 'Athlone, July ti, To ProL sso to te.timi)llv t0 bn' fw uri Unliable medicines, the wonders they nary effect oto. of my own family b-ing fel mv nethe most incredulous of the many tieieilt to vuioi possess.

-00, agon nine years, SJl'01'11 '''iJi't side of his wl.icl. very pa d. an I led health. lMv second Son, eleven, was similarly afflicted, and, sa'd'e'ml for an equally lengtiieued pu-ioj. Both tbev youths Have been radically cured by the use of and I ills, alter the treatment of Sur-eons i instance ban failed to afford them the feast beoelit.

was for three io n's Tev' scm c' (JIM uter tor hu i men, both civil and iniiitary, 1 1, 11 -ir treat UK' in Levi acvci at itictn- unsiicccssiui. 1 nave nisi .,01 1,,.., 1 medicines; the result truly as i 0 l-vcd. irem (Signed; COTTUALL HYATT. The Pills should be used con jointly with the Ointmout iu ot the following cases Legs Cliiego-foot Fistulas Sore throats Breasts Chilblains Gone Skin diseases Ciianoinl bml. millions CurnstSoir.i liiie-s of Mos-Cancers Lumbago quitoes ami Conrractedund Piie.s Sand-Flies Stiff Joints Rheumatism Coeu-ilay Elephantiasis Scaois Sold at the bis.

ol f'rofessor 1 near fo.oeie Han, Loiiiioo, ana York, and o.v all respectable liroogilolll toe vii ise.l :) Ts. 0,1., Is. There is a eolisioerauiesaviiig oy tai 'jaiuoui's ollllsfH 1.1 Holloivuv, JI4 i. t. lao I i iliMe-l'S i oi i'ois, -it llic larj At.

J'ri, ice's Rock, Belfast. A A (i.a'i or -l, NnhTit EG TO INF OHM I IKS NUMEROUS Friends and tumors, tli.it lie Inn recently purchased the Lame and Canvas Works, and lias R.i.AIOlEII Ins place ot business In An PRINCE'S DlK'K, where he will continue to supply, as usual, Cordage and Canvas Tackle; Haloing, Teal her. Rein, and other Lines. Twines, ami every article connected with the Trade. ile rcpoellully oilers hi-, Miicere thanks for ail past favours, hiinir to merit ennuiiuimco of same, by n-sonal alieinori lo inalei iai and orkinathip, in which the iniplicil euuiidenee may be relied.

il Mleaehers' Euriiace Bottoms made to order, and repaired. Country orders punctually attended to. HGO JA.MES DORNAN. Lectures on the African Race and American Slavery, BY PROFESSOIt WILLIAM G. ALLEN, Aa AuKi-icnt Ueutlmiiitn of Colour, lute Pmfemr of (imk itfAVte York Cent ml Oulleiie.

rnilE Ll'lCl'URES WILL BE DELIVERED JL in the CORN EXCHANGE, Victoria Street, on I'll II RSI.) AY, 21st instant, and FRIDAY, 22ml. 1st Lecture i)i'igii, History, and Literature of the African Race. 2nd Lecture American Slavery, the present aspects of the Anti-Slavery Cause, and our duty in relation I hereto. Chair to be taken at EIGHT o'clock Precisely. Tickets, Sixpence each, admitting two persons to be had of Mr.

(Irucr and Mr. Jl'C'oml), High Street, and Doucgall Place, Booksellers. Belfast, 20th June, 1855. 1044 Surtiims. SALE TO-MORIIOW.

A BY AUCTION. 4CLURE CO. WILL SELL BY AUCTION, without Reserve, on account of whom it may concern, at their Warehouse, CORPORATION STREET, on THURSDAY (To-morrow), tho 21st instant, at TWELVE o'clock-, 107 Chests TEA, 12 Boxes Ditto, Dazzlcr, from Shanghao. Teas on Show on Tuesday, tho lDlh till day of Sale. GEO.

C. IIYNDMAN, Auctioneer. Belfast, June is, 1855. 1030 SALE TO-MORROW. AUCTION OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, CHINA, CUT GLASS, PLATED WARE, At No.

17S, NELSON SIM LET (Into Collingvvood Street), on THURSDAY (To-Morrow), the 21st instant, at TAVF.LVE o'clock, rnilE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JL comprising Drawing-Room, and Parlour Chairs; Mahogany, Card, Loo, and Fancy Spider Tables; Sofa, in Hair Cloth; Mahogany Dumb Waiter; Two Sets Window Curtains Two-light Gasalier; Drawing-Room, Parlour, and other Carpets and Rugs; Fenders and Fire Irons; Bedsteads, with Hangings; Feather Bods; Dressing 'Tables and Wash Stands; Toilet Ware and Classes; Sets of Dish Covers and Tea Trays; Table Cutlery; Kitchen Utensils; and numerous other effects. Will be Sold without reserve, as the Proprietor is removing to Glasgow. Terms CASH at time of Sale. JOHN DEVLIN, Auctioneer. Belfast, 10th June, 1855, KH1 BLEACH-GREEN AND MILLS FOR SALE.

To bo Sold by AUCTION, at the Mart of Mr. HUGH C. CLARKE, Rosemary Street, Belfast, on FRIDAY, the 29th June instant, at TWO o'clock afternoon (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will he given), LL THAT PARCEL OF LAN WITH the Waterfall and Waterfalls thereon, situate in the Towiihuids of CLOUGHFERX and IUTE-AIJUEY, and County of Antrim, containing by admeasurement, Forty-sis Acres English Statute Measure, more or less, bounded on tho North by the Lauds of William Cowan, on the South by the Belfast and Hallyniena Railway Company, and lands of the said William Cowan and William Dillon, on the East by tho lands of the said William Cowan, and on the West by the lauds of Archibald Campbell, William Dawson, and said William Dillon, with tho free use of the water ilowing by the stream or race through said lands to the Whiteabbey held by lease for three lives, with covenant for perpetual renewal, subject to tho yearly rent of 31 sterling, and a renewal line of 1 5s upon the fall of each life, besides an horiot ol 1, and leet money, and head silver. Said lauds are situate in one of the most improving parts of the County of Antrim, being within four miles of Belfast, and close lo the Railway from Belfast to Hallyniena, and at a distance of less than a quarter of a mile from the sea shore, where coals and goods can be discharged and shipped. On said lauds there have been creeled, within the last year, all on the mol modern and improved plan, extensive buildings for carrying on the bleaching and dyeing of Linens.

There are, ubu, two large dams on the premises, made at great expense, one of which is for Spring Water. All of the machinery is new, and has been constructed on the most improved principle It consists of Wash Mills, Mangles, Rub-boards, with Shafting and Gearing attached; also, Shafting and Gearing for Twenty Double-beam Beetling Engines. The Steam Engine is of 30-horse power, and connected with a Water Wheel of 20 feet diameter, and feet face. Altogether, for locality and capability, there coul 1 not be more eligible premises for any parly wishing lo commence the Blenching business. For information as to title, applv to JOHN SUEFERN, Solicitor, Office, 70, Donegal!" Street, Belfast, who will give permission to view the premises.

Belfast, Cl.li June, 1855. 1559 To Capitalists and Others wishing to enter into the Flax-Spinning Business. A MOST VALUABLE INVESTMENT. IN BAN KRUP Matter of mn TC V. BE SOLD, In th li ooiin ami a im IJ l.i WM.UAM STUVIiXSOX, C(mnissioim iimk I i upts, or one of them, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Four Courts, Dublin, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of July, LS55, at the hour of TWQ o'clock in the afternoon, A I NtiAIi TyUONB, including part of lhe LANDS of HRACKAYILLE, in said comity, containing 5a.

In. oGc, statute measure, held under lease dated 2nd December, 1840, for three lives, with covenant for perpetual renewal, subject to the yearly rent of 0 ISs (id and a fiuo of Is for renewal. And also, that part of the LANDS of ROUGH AN, or ROAN, in the same county, adjoining said last-mentioned Lands, and containing 39a. On. statute measure, with the right of water thereunto belonging, held by lease dated 24th April, 1843, for two lives (both of whom are in being), or 31 yours, subject lo lhe yearly rent of 50, besides Is in tho pound Receiver's fees, which latter have never been demanded.

E. Stevenson (aged about 04), has a life use in about 10 acres of the Lands in the lease of April, 1S43 (subject lo a proportionate part of the rent). No por tion of the-Mills or Premises stand on this part of the Lauds, which the purchaser must take subject to her life use. On portions of tho promises have been erected the Roan Spinning Mills, lately occupied by (he Firm of Joseph and William Stevenson, together with the Steam Engine and Machinery thereunto belonging. The contain 3,018 Spindles, with preparation for a much larger number; they are propelled by a powerful condensing Steam Engine of forty horse power, recently erected, and eapabie of driving from 8,000 to 10,000 Spindles.

There is al.soa modern Waterwheel willi upright Shaft, The Machinery is all of modern construction, and made by the best Manufacturers. One of the Mills is fire-proof, two storeys in height. On tho ground door there are two Tow Drawing Frames, one sixty Rov iug Frame and one Tow Cardini' 5 by 0. On (he upper lloor is lhe Spinning Room, containing the Spindles, with room for 4,000, and with steam-pipes and gas-fittings complete. The other Mill is also two storeys high: on the lower lloor are two Sixty and one 'Forty-eight Spindle Roving Frames; eight Flax Draw'iiig, and throe Spreading Frames, w'nh Cans and Change-wheels.

In the Wood Turners' Shop are two Lathes one common, the other with a slide, with workmen's tools, In the Shop there is a Metal Lathe, with back speed and slide rest, ami a common one, both lilting on iron shears; two lluting Engines, a small Slide Lathe, a Circular Saw, with a largo quantity of vv oi'Kineu tools. Ill the Reeling Room there are fifteen Double Reels, with a large quantity of Bobbins, In the Hackling Machine Shop ihero are four self-acting Hackling one Flax-cutting Machine, with Iron tables and hackles (both ruughers and fine), for several men. 'The hole mills are filled throughout with gas-fittings, and the machinery is in the most perfect order. In the Yard is a public and private Office, with room for several Clerks. The I'ire-proof Mill, with the greater portion of the other Mill, as well as some Workmen's Houses, are built on the Lands of Brackavillc.

A small portion of the other Mill, with two Modern Dwelling Houses, in (1 a neal Collage, wilh excellent office houses, con sisting of stables, coach bouses, olhees, stores, and hackling shops, arc buiit on the Lands of Roughau, or Roan. The Premises are situate close to the market town Coalisland, from whence there is renter commiini-eation with Belfast, Newry, and other towns. They are 3 miles from Dungaiiiion, 0 from C'ookstown, 12 lrom Armagh, 12 from Portadoan, 10 from Aughna-cloy, aml 18 lrom Tamtragco, in the centre of the es tlax district in Ireland. All the varus can be sold on the spot, as lis tl, UI, "'eland. Ther re is also an abun-severul extensive eMeuf, ooai, tliuro beiie.

collieries willtif, r. An abstract of Vie ti le aml'OV "TT oosted in the Court of ankrlin T- mX Iff the Aireuts to Al. luui tho Office 11.. i.e.. ivjo.

49, Lower Gar 111UIHJ. ror niriner lniormation and par A. C. NEWTON co Alort igees (the ProvinemM. laud) 49, Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin" and Dungaiiiion, county Tyrone-ALEXANDER JOHNS, Agent to Com mission, 3, Inns Quav, Dublin.

WILLIAM DAVIS, Manager of t10 Provincial Bank of Ireland, Dunguiiium-WILLIAM VALENTINE, Esq. (tho Trade Assignee), lieifast, and ROBICUT ORR, the Official Assignee, 10, Moimtralh Street, Dublin. N. A Plan of the Mill ami Premises is in preparation, and can be obtained, with a detailed list of Machinery, from any of the aborc-uauicd persons. 1784 MR, S.

CLYDE, 1 2 Aw I 1) (1 II Door to Office, TS PREPAR1 J. POKTRAr AITS of all Sines. Correct and laiihlul Likenesses warranted, anil the colouring (lone in me first Ai tisi'sstv le. The Portraits have the appearance and finish of Paintings on Ivory, andean lie seen in any Prices, in IiaiuEoine Leather Cases, from lis upwards. A great variety of Simrlo and Double Leather Cases and Frames, togeiher wilh a choice assortment, ol Bronche Lockets, and other articles of Jewellery, suitable for Portraits, always on hand, ready fur selection.

Stereoscopic Portraits taken with a first-rate Stereoscopic Camera, of the latest invention, just received from London. Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Cases, Cameras, Lenses, Artists' Colours, and everything connected with Photography, on Sale. Instructions given in tho Art, on moderate Terms. 12, Bridge Street, Belfast, 14th June, 1S55. 1801 BASKETS! BASKETS! OF ALL SIZES.

A IMPORTATION OF A FRENCH, and ENGLISH BASKETS, at a Fourth Less than the usual Price of such Goods. 6 4-1, 47, STREET, CUTLERS, IRONMONGERS, IMl'OllTHItS OF AMERICAN CLOCKS, CARPET BROOMS, WOOD A 1 c. at run oi.i)-i:sTAiii,isiii;i) 4S2 CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE. SAILORS' HOME. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Subscribers and Friends of the SAILORS' HOME, held at Two o'clock, on Monday, the I8th June instanl, in the Chamber of Commerce, the Mayor presiding, the following resolutions were unanimously adopled: Proposed by 'J'.

M'Cu'ttE, J.P.; seconded by W. Bottom i.ky, Esq, Resolv ed 'That the report, with the statement of be adopted, printed, and circulated amongst the friends and supporters of this Proposed by the Rev. Dr. Edoah; seconded by Jas. Hamilton, E-q.

Resolved 'That while the emiimiltee gratefully acknowledge the liberality wilh which many individuals have aided the ,1 ut ion, they regret, so far as annual subscriptions are concerned, a more general feeling regarding iU utility lias not been manifested by (ho public; and I hey would now earnestly call upon all whu IVel an interest in the welfare to them in their efforts for improving his moral and physical condition." Proposed by Rev. Tuno. seconded by Captain Wnm: Resolved "That tho Managing Committee, consisting of lhe Chairman, Treasurer, Seci'eiary, -Messrs. M'Cluro, Ovvden, Valentine, Hamilton, BarucU, Row-lalt, Piin, Mulian, Bong, Botlomley, Heyn, and Surgeon Browne, R.N., and other officers of tlie be requested to continue their services for the current year." Proposed by Rev. Dr.

Edgar; seconded by Rev. Tiiko. Campiikm, Resolved That, as about 2,000 have been already contributed, and as there is every reason to expect very cordial support in the erection of suitable buildings, this meeting strongly recommend the committee to make all necessary preparations for commencing, without less of lime, buildings in a.l respects suitable for a Sailors' Home in Belfast." THOMAS YKRNER, Chairman. The Mayor having vacated the chair, and the Rev. Dr.

Edgar called thereto, it was Proposed by W. S. Tiiacy, seconded by En-WAiti) Cui.v, Esq Resolved That the best thanks of tile morning are due, and are hereby given to the Mayor, for bis courtesy in presiding at the present meeting." 1030 JOHN EDGAR, Ciutirman. Ennimkrcfj Estates ENCUMBERED ESTATES COMMISSION. Notice to Claimants and Encumbrancers.

In the Matter of the Estate II COMMISSIONERS having William Owner and Petitioner ordered a Sale of the Lands of Coirrv, held under a lease, dated the 1st November, 1S23, from lhe Marquis of Doncgall to Robert Alien Johnston, for lives renewable for ever; the lands of Kilbride, held under three leases, two of which are dated respectively the 1st November, JS23, and the 1st day of January, 1S25, from lhe Marquis of Doncgall to 'Robert Allen Johnston, for lives renewable for ever, and the third, dated the 31st December, 1831, from said Marquis of Doncgall to Alexander Arthur, for lives renewable for ever; the lands of held under a lease bearing dale the 1st day of November, 1823, from the Marquis of Donegal! to Robert Allen Johnston, lor lives renewable for ever all of which lands are situate in the barony of Upper Antrim and comity of Antrim Parks-land, held under a lease bearing date the 7th day of December, 1821, from the Marquis of Doncgall lo Win. Park, for the term of sixly-one years from the 1st day of November, Barronsland, held under lease dated 1st January, 1839, from the Marquis of Doncgall to Win, M'Ferrau, for sixty-one years from the 1st November, 183S belli said last-named lands being situate in the parish of Carriekfergusand county of the town situate in the barony of Upper Glenurm and county of Antrim, comprising the following denoiiiiii ilions, that is to say: Part of Druma-hee, held under lease dated the loth December, 1774, from William Agnew to Samuel Allen, for lives renewable for ever; Lower Ballykecl, held under a lease dated the loth Fein uary, 1738, from William Agnew to Robert Glasgow, for lives renewable for ever; Ballykeelmoure, held under lease dated the 10th April, 1S20, from ICduard Jones Agnew to Thomas Scott, John Bell, and James Hunter, for lives renewable for ever; part of Drmuahoe, held under lease dated lhe '-Slli February, 1825, from Edward Jones Agnew to John Cunningham, Thomas Stotl, John Bell, and Jas. Hunter, for thirty-one years from the 1st day of November, 1824; and pari of Drnniahoe, held 'under lease dated tho 1st day of November, 1824, from Edward Jones Agnew to John Slott, James Hunler, and William Bell, for forty-one years from lhe Lt of November, 1800, for Ihree lives, two of whom are in being, namely, Samuel Allen and Thomas Allen. All parties objecting to the sale of said lauds, or having claims thereon, aru hereby required lo take notice of such Order. Dated this 12th day of June, 1S55.

HENRY CAREY, Secretary. JOHN BATES, Solicitor," 102" 3, Inns' Quav, Dublin. PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, FLATU LENCY, INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS, HEAD ACHE, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, STRICTURE, Dn. Dt: Rons' Compound Renal Pills, as their nam-Renal (or the Kidneys) indicates, have been long established as a most safe and efficacious remedy for the above dangerous complaints. Discharges of any kind.

and diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs generally, which, if neglected, frequently end in a lingering, painful death. For Depression ot Spirits, Excitement, Blushing, Dislike of Society, Incapacity for Study or Business, Loss of Con. fusion, lo the Head, Drowsiness, Sleep without Refreshment, Groundless Fear, Indecision. Nervousness, Wretchedness, and even Insanity itself when (asisoften the case) arising from ur combined with Urinary Diseases, they are unequalled. Possessing tonio properties, they agree with the most delicate stomach, strengthen tiie digestive organs, increase tho appetite, and improve the general health.

They require neither confinement nor change of diet, and, as experience has proved, will effect a cure when other medicines have utterly failed. Mr. Letellier. Klrnria. Pollenns.

Yoni'Hnnal Plllc have done wonders with me and others to whom 1 have recommended them." H. Post-office, Stafford You Renal Pills are a most splendid medicine." John Murphy, 70, Upper Storin Street, Dublin. I never met th j(o of ihem before. They are really a surprising medicine." Thos. Webster.

Rn 1 tlfnlfon Atn.l.n Your valuable Renal Pills have done good to every one I gave thorn to." Persons going abroad, captains, and others, cannot stoic more important articles ol health than the above, which, by regulating the stomach, and tranquilising the nervous system, will prevent those fatal It senses so prevalent abroad, as also sea-sickness and other complaints incidental lo long voyages and irregular living. No Emigrant's Chest can be properly furnished without them, for, when far removed from medical aid, they possess in these Pills a never-failing restorative. W. Cliartross, Newport, Ma vo." I have such a degree of energy alu vigour as I have not felt these two years. It is astonishing how I got out of such suf- lenug, uut owe it altogether to tlie use of altogether to me use ot your Pills," I.Mi'OiiTANT Some unprincipled Vendors have attempted to foist upon purchasers other -Medicines, or trash of their own compounding, from which they obtain a larger profit.

The Genuine have the words Wai.teu in; Rons. r.omUm." in white letters on stamp affixed to each Box, by special direction of her Majesty's Honourable Commissioners, to protect the Public against Fraud, and to imitate which is felony. May be obtained through all Medicine Vendors, at Is Ltd, 2s 9d, 4s Gil, lis, and 33s per box, with full rections lor use; or by enclosing Post-office Order or Stamps to Dr. HE BOOS, 10, 'Bonier Street, Oxford Street, Loudon, they will be sent per return. At homo for consultation daily from 11 till 4 o'clock, Sunday exepcted.

Advice and medicine, 1. S41 AGENTS IX IKELANO: Mr. John Matthews, Bookseller, Hercules Street, -ir. l'ovvell, 15, esiinoreianii street, and M'-Master 121, Capo! Slreet, Dublin; of whom the above may be obtained by all others; sold also by Gilchrist Apothecary, Athlone; Thompson, Guardian Office, Armagh; Ricbey, Tymivlcy Herald Office, Ballii'a; Carter, Herald Office, Ballyshannon; Wood Son, atriek Street. Cork Alderman llaokett, Bookseller, Main Street, Cloiimei; M'Clelland, Apothecary, Kuisale Kelly, Bookseller, Drogheda Poison, lhe Mail Office, EnuiskiHen O'Connor, 77, George Street, Kingstown; Daniel O'Reilly, Apothecary, Killeiiiiuc; Bylield Apothecaries, 132, George Street, Limerick; Baillie, Bookseller, Nowry; Chronielr.

Office, Kililea, Waterford Pierso, Main Street, Wexlord; 'Tally, Journal Office, Roscoiiimon; and obtainable through all Medicine Vendors; of wliotu also may be had THE MEDICAL ADVISER. I i 3T sunnlv of UK -II SUGAR, adapted Oousc- berry ami Rhuh.rl, Pie- (Mo lei'ntc Mm. Fie LUCCA OH. fresh), in Hn an. lis Supriur ESSENCE 01'' at (l.i per li tOo.

1D-1 ilicli Street, dill Mmlh. 1033 Ji 1 0 A L. ON SALE, AT COM El.) Hi COLLIERY, near I loguiifi-ld. by This is now tlie only BLIND C'OAJ. wrought in the di-trict.

ami of first-rate cpiajity. A niil to J. ii. ito, prince uoeu. Belfast, 15th Juno, 1855.

1587 PLATE GLASS. SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED a large siioply of Plate Glass, in squares varying from 11- 72 inches downwards, which, with his present stock, will be disposed of at unprecedented low prices. Parties supplied on application, without the delay consequent in forwarding orders through Agents to the Manufacturers. CP.OWN GLA-S. SHEET GLASS in every quality and thickness.

Rolled, and Fluted rolled plate, Ornamental and Stained GLASS. GLASS domes for Hoofs, MATTHEW M'MULLAN, 20, Com Market. Belfast, lSih June, 1855. 1032 0 A RAW LINSEED OIL; BOILED LINSEED OIL; SPIRITS TURPENTINE; PATENT DRY Eli; STONE and SLATE COLOUR PAINTS; ALSO, COLOURED PAINTS, all Shades; REFINED RED and ORANGE LEADS; REST GENUINE WHITE PAINT; The most of the above Goods wore purchased prior to the late advances, and will be disposed of on moderate terms. A II I 11 HAN, 1403 lii-hhte Slreet andllridrc Ulrcct Place, Belfast.

EFT ON THE 14tii INSTANT IN THE JLj STARLING-YARD of the Subscriber, No. 184, NORTH STREET, by a person unknown, a PONY MARK, supposed to ha ve been stolen. The owner can have her by proving his propeitv and paving expenses. JAMES UK A. Belfast, 18th June, 1855.

1020 I rjHEXDEES WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE 1- Erectionol'TKN COTTAGES and ONE VILLA, at Chiton, Bangor, according to Plans and Specifications, which can be inspected at the Office of Mr. ROYD, Architect, No. York Street, lieifast, who will jivc every necessary information. Tenders addressed to the Architect, on or before 4th July. Bangor, Juno 15.

1S55. 1029 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PERSONS DESIROUS OF TENDERING lor the erection of TEN THREE-STOREY HOUSES, on the Crumlin Road, may inspect the plans and specifications, bv nuulvintr at the ollices of J. M'NKA, Architect, York Street. Tenders lo be forwarded to the above, on or before 1st Julv, sealed and endorsed, Tender for Ten Houses.

Urumliu Road." The Proprietor reserves to himself the right of rejecting the whole or any of the Tenders. 1634 iHonca. rpo LEND, 1,500 IN ONE OR TWO SUMS. JL Landed Security preferred, or good house property. It niUbt be first charge, being Trust Money.

It can remain out for several years. Applv to HENRY SEEDS, Solicitor, Castle Lane, 1041 TED, A COACHMAN. ALSO, A WORKING GARDENER. Apply at Rock- port Lodge, Cushemlun. 1188 pi ARDENER WANTED.

A GARDENER of active, industrious habits. Satisfactory references Also, an ACTIVE LABOURING MAN. 1017 Apply, for particulars, at tho iS'cu-Jji-ttrr Ollicc. TJOOK-KEEPEK. ANTED, AN EX-PKKiENVKD Book-keeper, thoroughly to keep Hooks by double entry, and of industrious habits.

One with a knowledge of the Grain and Milling business preferred. None need apply whose character will not bear tho strictest scrutiny. Security required. Applv to the undersigned, stating age and salary expected, with references, to ROUT. W.

NEWTON, Coali.sland Mills, Dungaiiiion. 12th Juno, 1S55. 1577 ani Exxi5iui.i.i-:.x Railway. Tho public will be gratified to learn that the line has been completed as far as Xevvbliss, and will be opened for public tratlic in a few days, as soon as the time mentioned in the formal notices for the purpose shall have expired. Dis.vsTKiirs Teii.uixATiox or tiii: So.mai.i The lion.hoji Tiiwf reports the unfortunate termination of a scientific expedition to Somali, a dis trict in Western Alrica.

opposite the head of the says our authority, was Richard liiirtiui. With him was associated, as geographer. Lieutenant Stroyan, one of liie most skilful surveyors in lhe Indian navy; Lieutenant Spoke, the Bengal army; and Lieutenant Home, of the It. llomhav usilieis. Atier having made one or two preliminary exclusions, they reached the shores of lier-berra, opposite Aden, on the 18th of April.

The first night they were mi shore they were attacked by lOUof the Somalis. Lieutenant Stroyan was murdered, and Lieutenants Rurlou and Speko so frightfully wounded that the marvel was they still survived. Lieutenant Hei ne alone escaped unhurt. Hm.t -AST and Hai.i.ymkna Railway The traffic on ihi.s railway for the week ending June Hi, .155, was as follows Passengers, tviHi amount, JL'ISo 17 2 Goods, 373 7 CS58 1 9 week, ls.vt Piis-cimers, amount. fit) 7 6 l.iuods," 1117 is 2X7S7 5 7 Um.v.wr Cot nty Dows this railway for the week ending June li fo.l.nvs The trailic ltioj, was I'as-eiigers.

amount, Suliscripiioiis, I'ai'eeis and Goods CoITi'Spnlnluig Week 1S.VI Passengers, amount. Subscriptions, Parcels and Goods, XV.ix 17 1 42 0 27U I'J iSltlil is 11 14 242 10 1 Dcxdaliv axii Exxistvii.i.KN Railway The traffic, on railway, for the week ending Saturday, the 10th June, (including mails) Passengers, 1.1 amount 115 l'aieels and uieivhandise 11-110 7.20 1 HI Coiiespnndiiig week last vear: Passvu-ets 4 10 Parcels and merchandise 7li IS 18 4 BIRiTIS. June at 1 1, Chiron Ion Place, Belfast, the wife of Hudson Gillilaii. ot a sou. June I at J'allyinouey, thewi a son.

of R. W. Bagley, Esq. June 11. ill Loudon, the lady of Robert YV right Cope Cope.

of the Manor, Loughgall, county Armagh, of a daughter. June 1 at Baling Castle, county Louth, Mrs. Thomas Parks, of a sou. At Kilrush Glebe, county the wife of the Rev. J.

Bobbins, of a sou. lane at Kilmeadeil Glebe, the wife of the Rev. John Boiirke. of a sou. tunc Hi, at liojlvhain, the Hon.

Mrs. Toler, oT a daughter. June I at Guntoii Park, the Lady Sullield, of a son. Line 7, at Malta, the wife of Major Frederick F. Mamie, (lhe Bull's) Regiment, serving in the Crimea, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES. June 1:1, in the Presbyterian Church, Mary's Abbey, Dublin, bv the Rev. Hamilton Magee, brother to the bride, Rev. Malcolm M'Gregur. Free Chuiva, Gartly, Aberdeen, to Jane, daughter of All'.

Henry li. Magee, of Belfast. June lo, at Melrose, Scotland, by (he Key. W. Murray, minister of the Rev.

Colin M'Kay, Wes-evan minister. Puriadown, to Sarah, only daughter of the Philip Phin. of Stevciistown. county Aieaih. June lb, at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Dublin, by Rev.

K. B. Murphy, Joseph J. solicitor, North Great George's Street, Dublin, to Hannah, eldest daughter ol the laic Liouteiiani-Colonel Charles lioweii, ILEA. U.S., of llelviderc Place.

Dublin, 11, at Ardava, canity Donegal, by the Rev. Knox iairett, Augustus liadge, Lieutenant o. Revenue hee, to trances, eldest daughter of Bluketlcv Guhbins, E-q Mib-Inspector the Rev. 15. B.

bv the Rev. J. M'H Es. to Helen Autoi- and Dublin. of Lenr.m to nieimvuHw, "imam llerdmau Ksi years, get! June 17, at Ins hit tier's resilience, ,12, Varin, Street, of consumption, ranees, chicm oi iur.

i'il0l oiuas 1'anxdl, I III years. ls. at 7, Victoria Place, John li. Walla New Orleans. June 17, at his residence, Donegal! Place, 'Mr.

Moore, aged years. lo. at 7, liuuuiie Bead. Jehu Hartley, Notary Pviljlic. l'i "it' nnailhi, C'ullcuswood.

Dublin, Arabella Maria, relict of" the late Francis Stringer, Esq J.P., House, county Ariuaish- dune 12, at Middlclon, Aiuie wile of the Kev. Laurence Cotter, M.U., Curate of Ballygar, diocese ot 'jm'i'e 0. at Crossnamtickly, Samuel Anderson, in the near Bristol, John, Earl of Cffi.rJWil.i.,. Moore, of Banbrid- In hmMhe efSahath-schoo! instruction and ot the reformation lias lost a devoted friend and an ills remains were conveyed to the graveyatd by teaeheis am! scholars of the Sahath-school counettcU will, Presbyterian Chinch, Baiihrtdge. ii Suudav last, ofcoiismnption, Air.

John Lui'iis. deeeased was clerk in the tjuui'tei'-uuistor-General djpai t-meiit, Belfast, for thirteen vein's, and was deservedly esteemed tor his and quiet gentlemanly manner. June I aged 88, at the house of her son, W.C. Tlumip-. sn, Uiinberlaua Phiee, Park itu.ul, Dublin, Aline, wife ol T.

C. lioinpson, Lsij. Bai.i.vmkxa BxitiN.Statc of the house for the week ending June In, Xumber in lhe house at the close ol last week, 270 adm'uted, ly born, 0 discharged, died, leiuaiiiing, corresponding week last year, 17ii. Hospital. Number of fever patients at the close of lasl week, admitted, 1 discharged, IJ; died, Oi rciuiiiuius, 0 corresponding week Inst year, 15.

ol A CASH OF LYONS CACIIEMIRE, BARE OB, EN AD SHAWLS, AT MISS M'KIBMN'S, MIUJNEHY AND Dltl-S 20, Place. JhXt- Vacancies for a fe A poroiilices. Belfast, uec 18, 1S55. 10-10 SHAWLS. "INE ARTS REPOSITORY.

A A 1 PRIN ISELLERj STATIONER, GILDER, AND It A ft a 11 A A (: DuHiI. 1010 OPENED THIS DAY. THE NEW CAFE AND RESTAURANT, 2Vm. 2 anil 4, Doncgall Place, Belfast. Cppt? 8 TIIOMllON.

COOK AND CON-tiiHIONKU, has the honour of announcing to Ins patrons and the public in general, that he has added to his tni-mer Establishment the Promises hitherto vl which ho intends opening 1 IIS DAY, as a CAFE and RESTAURANT. No. 2 has been fitted up with PRIVATE APARTMENTS, 1,1 such as to insure to LADIES and desirous of temporarily possessing select accommodation, all the comforts of a home, with tho eonveinenci! of a first-rate HOTEL. The CAFE and RES 1 AURANT will be found a most comfortable, commodious, and economical resort for Gentlemen, wherein neither expense nor attention shall be wanting l.u satisfy the most fastidious. Being the first to introduce to notice, an establishment conducted upon principles so new in Belfast, C.

T. feels assured that Ladies and Gentlemen will regard the novelty as a welcome innovation upon not a few established usages. Having engaged tho services of a first -rate 'onk, C. T. is in a position lo furnish WEDDING DEJEUNERS, DINNERS, HALL SUPPERS, a Tcry superior style.

WEDDING CAKES, to order. Mioiisanii alters sent out. Hot Joints from TWO to F1VI 1500 I o'clock daily. R. A INS' A I li 'J A A DK3IICAL I N.

rnilE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PRO-JL PRIETORS will be held in COMMON HALL, on TUESDAY, the 3d July, at ONE o'clock r.M. to elect, by ballol, a Vice-President, in the room ol Win, Shannan Crawford. who vacates bv rotation; Five Managers ill place of Messrs. Rimeii'. Workman, Henry Garrett.

Dr. Brennan, Clot worthy Dobbin, and William Simms, who vaeale by rotation; Two Visitors in place of John Hancock and Robert Gray, who also vaeale by rotation; a Secretary, a Treasurer, and Three Auditors; ami to transact such other business as may he brought before them W. J. C. ALLEN, Secretary bellasl, liltli June, 1855.

1 (io'ij UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIAM WALKER, PRACTICAL UP-V llOLSTIOREIf, hegs lo acquaint his Friends ami the Public, that, for the last Eighteen Months, he has been doing business on bis own account, at those central premises, No. 5, FOUNTAIN STREET; and, from his long experience, and having given satisfaction in all cases where he has been employed, he hopes to receive an extended Patronage, which it shall bo his constant study to merit, both by keeping first -rate workmen, by personal superintendence, by keeping lime in his appoinments, and by the most Moderate Charges. Bedding of all description made to order, on the shortest notice, and Books of Design kept for the inspection of customers. 1500 -MAN RES, 10 FRO A A 1 BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF Agriculturists to our II 311 A A which have now been before the Public for upwards of S'fjt'tot Tcitrs, during which time they have given the greatest satisfaction, as evinced by their rapidly increasing demand.

For the growth of Tuaxii's, M.xooi..d Wimzia, Potatoes, and all oilier Ruot Chocs, our BONE COMPOUND is decidedly tho Cw.npe.t mil Iiest Manure extant producing an abundant crop, besides adding to the fer-tillity of the soil for the ensuing crops. GRASS MANURE, a most beneficial Top Dressing for "Wit hat, Oats, Grass, materially increases and improves the produce. After Numerous Experiments and Analyses, we have produced a FLAX MANURE, containing all the ingredients of the plant chemically combined For the purpose of accommodating our numerous friends, we have appointed respectable Agents in all the Principal Towns, who Sell at same price as here, with merely the additiun of the lowest rate of carriage. Prospectuses, with Price Lists and Testimonials, free, by post, on application to our Agents; or 1221 FRANCIS RITCHIE SONS. publication.

Just Published, 12ino, limp cloth, price Is; by post, Is Id, 13 APTLS.UAL REG ENERATTON PROVED TO BE THE DOCTRINE OF THE ESTAB LISHED CHURCH. By Rev. ROBERT KNOX, A.M., Belfast, lieifast: Aitciiison; M'Comu; Gukhii; Rkko. 1028 cfjal Notirrs, BOROUGH BEL A CESS. rn II OS 13 PERSONS WHO have been served with Notion to pay lliei! vjOUIliy v.

eas win pieasu have "the amount paid into Collector's Office, No. 7, QUEEN-STREET, without tlclui, order to avoid expenses, which must otherwise be necessarily incurred, as the time for closing the Collection ii now very limited. June IS, ISu.j. 1035 I 15 A li V. In flic Matter of rinilE COMMIRSTON-; i a vt," JAMES MACDOXALD, of Bellasl, in lhe County elll sit a I.

he Court; of Antrim. Shin Broker I- Four Courts. mil Commission Agent, I Quay, on FRIDAY, Dealer and Chanman. the 22nd day of June in-slanl. at lhe hour of ONE i receive Proof of Debts, A Bankrupt.

o'clock in the Afieniooii." and for final examination of said Bankrupt, of which silting all persons concerned are to take notice. 11. SMITH, Registrar. HENRY MILLS, Agent to the Commission, and Assignee, 12, Upper Temple Sfreel, Dublin; and 70, Doncgall Street, Belfast. ROBERT ORR, Official Assignee, 16-13 No.

10,: Mountratli Street. i'lisuraucr. BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 37, New Bridge Street. Blaekfriars, London. Incorporated pursuant to Act 7 8 Vic, Cap.

110. Gi-AiiANTKim Fund, Tho Public, for the first time, have here the advantages of insuring their Property with an Office which offers absolute security, while it returns to the Insurer all, except the cost price of his Insurance; these advantages being absolutely guaranteed by the popular constitution and management of the Company. The MUTUAL System is the only one tho Public are interested in supporting. HARPER SON, Agents, 1012 35, Victoria Street. a trc 3Lrt or Sultr.

FU FINISH ED APARTMENTS. A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING, AND ONE rk. or two BED-ROOMS, to Let, in DONEGALL PLACE. Apply at the Office of this Paper. Belfast 19th June, 1S55.

1G3S rno LET, A GOOD DOUBLE OFFICE also, Storage, in Victoria Chambers, Apply to WILLIAM LARMOUR. March, IS55. 2 QEA-BATHING, DONAGIIADEE TO BE IsJ LET, 1'iiriiished, Three Houses, situate in Harmony Place, with Coach-House and Stabling attached. Terms moderate. Apply on the Premises; or to Mr.

II, II. HANNAY, 13, Doncgall Street. 1799 A TO T. mi-IE NEW11Y MILLS BAKERY, QUEEN JL STREET, BELFAST, containing live Ovens, two of which are Railivay Ovens," and all the necessary Apparatus for carrying on a largo trade. The hitter will bo eriveii at a valuation.

Apply to CONOLLY SI1E11RARD, 14, Calender Street. 1204 VILLA GROUND. rpo BE LET, IN PHIiPUTUITY, SEVERAL A beautifully-situated VILLA SITES, in the Town-lam of CARNALEA, lying on the shore of Belfast Lough, south of Crawfordsburu; and commanding extensive views of the coast of Scotland, the Copeland Isles, and County Antrim shore. Carnalea is within leu minutes' walk of the Town of BANGOR. All parties taking building ground will have access to the shore, for bathing ami boating purposes.

The depth of water (live to six fathoms) admits of a steamer coming alongside at all times of tide. For further particulars, apply to K. HARMAN, Caretaker, Carnalea. Way 15, 1835, 1305 1 delailetl the circumstances under which be h.i'l lost the prop1'1'1; Constable Johnston depose, hat he iound the watch produced (which was identified by he complainant), a box of which Smith had the key. lhe priso.ici Grahamistbeowneroftiiehou.se.

Mr. Tiiacy discharged the prisoner George lor want of evidence, and sent the others for trial at the Quarter Sessions. The other business was unimportant. VB. directions forth'-' guidance 'L 1.