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

DAILY COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. PRICE ONE PENNY. DUBLIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1859. VOL. XCII.

NEW BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. 08, SOUTH GEORGE'S -STREET. THOMAS DOCKRELL respectfully invites attention to his large and well-selected Stock of rt ptrtno unlmnwn in the Trade. VVin- "7EHICLES to TODD, BURNS and from Sackvllle-street, to proceed by Abbey-street ov Britain-street, in consequence of tho temporary STOPPAGE in HENRY-STREET. TODD, BURN8 and 47, Jlary-street.

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY EVENING CLASSES, These Classes will to RE-OPENED on JIONDAY, 17th October, at Eight p.m. For tickets and particulars apply to W. SCRATTON, at No. 87, STEPHEN'S-GREEN, SOUTH. SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT MUSEUM OF IRISH INDUSTRY, STEPHEN'S-GREEN, EAST GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF SCIENCE APPLIED TO MINING AND THE ARTS, The Session of 1859-00 will bo OPENED on THURSDAY, 6th October, at Eight o'Clock p.m., by Sir ROBERT KANE, M.D., F.R.S., JI.R.I.A., Director, in the THEATRE of the Museum of Irish Industry, "with an address on the History of tho Jlanufactnres in Glass and Enamels.

Admission by Ticket. Admission Tickets may bo obtained on application nfc the JIusenni of Irish Industry, Stephcn's-green, East, and ut tho Royal Dublin Society's House, Kildare-street. By Order, GEORGE PENNY, Clerk to tho Museum. Jlusoum of Irish Industry, 30thoptomber, 1859. TMPORTANT NOTICE.

CITY ELEC- JL TION. PARLIAMENTARY REVISION. Tho attention of the Libcra's of Dublin Is earnestly requested to the Revision now in progress in tho Four Courts, and the attempts made by tho Tory Agents to deprive them of their Franciso. AP Liberals who have received Notice of Objection from the Tories, or for whom Claims to Rcrister have been served, should at once call to tho Rovision Court, and see that their names aro properly placed on the Register. Property ClaimmitsshouliUiring their Title Deeds with them.

Committee Rooms, 18, Wellington-quay, Sept. 81, 1300. 0THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH DOCK WARD. GESTT.rore," Although I have hitherto declined many solicitations to oifcr myself at the approaching Election for tho high honour of becoming one of your Representatives In the Town Council yet, having received a requisition so numerously and influentially signed, Indicative of a general wish that I should come forward, I feel that I can no longer hesitate to place my humble services at your disposal. I entertain a strong opinion that in importance your Ward, perhaps, ranks hlfdiest in tho City, and that its inhabitants are among its most industrious population, and I see for your neighbourhood in tho future a vast extension of prosperity and commercial progress.

1 conceive that though tho taxation of tho city ought in every manner be diminished, and expenditure economised -where saving is possible, yet your district I believe to bo more entitled to claim the particular attention of the Council as well as an increased proportion of the public expenditure, because hero mercantile facilities are afforded to the city generally, which arc participated in equally by all classes of the -inhabitants, as can bo observed by the vast value of the merchandise that daily passes along our quays. Apart from the taxation of tho city generally, I consider there are many other subjects which might usefully engage the attention of the Corporation. Is It not a fact worthy of attention that, in a port like ours, which collects nearly one-half the totfll duties of Ireland exceeding in amount 1.000,000 sterling annually tho direct foreign trade inwards, in relation to tho coasting trade, hears no higher ratio than 1 to 10; while our outward foreign trade is so trifling as not to exceed the proportion of 1 to 100. In whatever position I may bb placed, I will endeavour to do my duty to all without respect to jarty or creed and when called upon to take part in any publia question, closing my eyes to every other course, I will endeavour to persevere in that which I conceive to be most for the benefit of my fellow-citizens. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your faithful Servant.

JAMES MARTIN. North Wall, 29th September, 1809. STAMPED, TWOPENCE. AUCTIONS. SALE THIS DAY (Monday), at the late Sir.

WILSON'S, 00, PILL-LANE, Of the varied and extensive Stock of Ironmongery and Hardware, Saddlery, in Lots to the Trade. Sale at Twelve o'Clock precisely. CHARLES BENNETT, Auctioneer, 0, Upper Ormoml-nuay. This Evening Rotundo Divisional Saleroom Very superior sale of gold and silver watches, silver plate, diamonds, jewellery a very superior level and and a. few good articles of plated goods, from, the ofilca of Mrs.

Booth, 57, Bishop-street, Ik TESSRS. BENTLEY will SELL BY AUC- 1Y1 TION in the above room, 101, CAPEL-STREET, on THIS EVENING, the 3d October, a collection of gold and silver watches, ladies' and gentlemen's gold chains, diamond and ruby rings a fine collection of ncwandsccond-hand jewellery, silver spoons, forks, bowls, ewers, ladles a few good articles of plated ware, a very superior level and legs; guns, pistols, musical, mathematical, and Mirgicn) time pieces, opera glasses, and telescopes. Sale au half-past Seven o'Clock. o35 COUNTY WICRLOW. riPO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on TO- JL JIORROW.

-fill October, 1869, at ALTADORE, ncarNcw-townmountkennedy, yoo Sheep, 50 Head Horned Cattle, 10 Hortes, all the Fanning Implements and Household Furniture. Sale at- Eleven o'clock. HENRY JIACPHA1L, Auctioneer, Wicklow. BOOTERSTOWN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at BOOTERSTOWN-AVENUE on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 5ih October, 1850, a quantity of Household Furniture, as per bills posted, also at same Time and Place, a bay colt (with black legs), by Lord George, 3 years old, a fast trotting pony, a set of silver mounted harness with whip, saddle, bridle, tc.

Sale to commence at Twelve Harness, colt, and pony at Three o'clock. JOHN 1IAZLEY, Auctioneer, 01,14 Valuator, House Agent. Blaekrock. To Drapers, Clothiers, Dealers, and Brokers generally. CHARLES C.

FARRELL begs to inform the Trades in Town and Country and liie public collectively that his Auction Sales of Forfeited Pledges are of a very superior character and description, on every Day and Evening this week, in the respective of Plate, "Watches aud Jewellery, on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS; Books Print, and Literature, THIS EVENING, at Eight; Hardware and Ironmongery on FRIDAY JIOHNING Boots, Shoes, and Leather on THIS and THURSDAY JIORNINGS and Soft, Goods on Every Day This Week, atTwclve, atFour, aiidat Eight in the Evening, from the principal city Pawnbrokers but he begs in the subjoined advertisement more emphatically to call Public Notice to the very Important Rumraago Sale from Town Councillor Plunkctt's Offices, coming off (Tuesday), at the Divisional Saleroom, 177, CHURCH-STREET, which, if there was even no other Sale all the week, would of itself be inducement enough for Brokers at any distance to come up to town, morerfBp'ecially as they will find many kindred Sales during the week in these rooms to refresh and assort their stocks from. N.B. Persons who cannot attend'may have their orders as well and-as, satisfactoillyexecuted by addressing them to any of Buyers, who are regularly appointed, licensed, and duly qualified from their skill and experience to buy in these Rooms. A' TTRACTIV and Important RUMMAGE SALE on TO-SIOltROW (Tuesday), of High Ciass For feited Pledges of every description, including a grand rosewood! cottage 6J pianoforte, by Jretzler, London, and two second hand ditto; 40 fine largo feather beds; 15 curled hairniat? tresses and about 150 pillows and bolsters elegant mahogany andjrosewood parlour and drawingroom chairs, covered in rich striped satin iauaret and black haircloth two handsome mahogany loo tables, with a variety of dining, card, work, and dressing tables a superb richly carved pedestal sideboard, as good as new, and a pair of black haircloth conches, with carved mahogany frames a grand suit of three damask drawingroom curtains and a beautiful Brussels carpet, 27 by IS Albert, French, and elliptic bedsteads in mahogany and. hardwoods a beautiful new chimney glass, GO by 38 bedroom appointments in every variety a photograph machine and a fully furnished medicine chest a few estimable- oil paintings and some choice prints chests of tools and portmanteaus writing desks and.

ladies' workboxes fenders and Are irons copper coal boxes and kettles beam, scales, and weights fiddles, flutes, cornopeans, accordions, and concertinas leather hat cases and backgammon boxes guns, pistols, and swords saddlery, harness, and horse clothing; a few elegant articles of bijouterie and chimney ornaments in clocks, vases, reliques, and scent bottles, The Soft Goods mainly comprise about 75 pair of new anil second-hand blankets 100 top, frock, and body coats 200 pair of new and second-hand trowsers 50 pair of linen sheets," table cloths, andtowels 50 ladies' cloaks in cloth and cashmere 30 railway wrappers and horse rugs several beautiful dress lengths of Genoa velvets, Irish tabinet, and Gros de-Naples silks; pieces nnd ends of 8-4 and 4-4 flannels; 200 calico and stua gowns so woouen ana siut snawis; oon-nets, hats, umbrellas, parasols, walking sticks, Ashing rods, coils of rope, hosiery, haberdashery and trimmings, and a quantity of pawnbroker's shelving, counters, and presses, all of which, being high class goods from the two offices of Town Councillor Plunkett in Janies's-stroet and Camden-sfreet, -WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the Divisional Sales Room, 177, CHURCH-STREET, on TO-JIORROW (Tuesday), 4th October commencing in the morning at Half-past Ten o'Clock, with the miscellaneous in hardware and japaimed goods, the. men's wearing apparel at One, the women's from Two until Five, at which hour the furniture and feather beds will be proceeded with. I N.B. Traders in jewellery and watches are respectfully Informed that there will bo two extensive sales on Wednesday and on Friday nights, I this week, in these Rooms, the jar ticuku's of which may be known in the mean timel at Jlr. Halbert's office, Com Market, and at -Mr.

Henry Booth's in; Thomas-sfreet. PUBLICATIONS. Just Published, Wice free by post Id. extra. LOWERS OF OCTOBER.

OontalnhigAspirationaand Prayers for every Day of thcJfontb, with suitable Hymns, e. Catholic Publishing Company (limited), 61, New Bon-street, London and 1, Parliamenpstrcct, Dublin. LEGAL POSTINGS. IRISH BANKRUPT AMD INSOLVENT ACT, 1857- Ih the Matter of Thomas M'Carthy and Joseph Parsons, trading M'Carthy and Parsons, Merchant Tailors, 3, Wlcklow-strcet, Bankrupts. ALE of Valuable Inte- rest in a first class TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, STOCK in TRADE and BOOK DEBTS.

TO BE SOLD BYlTEN-DEK, the Assignee's Interest and Good-will of tho Premises, known as Ho. 3, WICKLOW-STREET, in tho City of Dublin, where the Business of a MERCHANT TAILOR has been most successfully conducted for a nbmber of years. The Establishment has a valuable and highly respectable connection, and in order not in any way to injure It, tho assignees desire to sell the Book Debts, amounting to about 963, along with their In terest in tho Concern. Jt The House is subject to the yearly Rent of 45, but the Messrs. Forrest, of Graf ton-street, occupy the upper portion of it, paying 25 a year.

AU the Kxtures necessary for continuing the business remain on the promises. Stock Tho goods havo been recently selected from the most eminent houses, are in the best condition, and are in every way suited for the most respectable class of customers. A stock list has been made out, and may be seen on the pre- mites. Sealed tenders for the above will be received by the official assignee up to Ono o'Clock on MONDAY, the 10th day of October Next, at which hour such tender or tenders as may "be received will be opened. All tenders to be subject to the approval of the court the parchoser on being declared to pay a deposit of 10 per cent.

Intended purchasers, will have the option of tendering for-the Interest in tho Premises, the Book Debts, and the Stock, in Trade either together or separately. The Premises will be open for Inspection of the Stock, from JIONDAY the 3d, to SATURDAY the 6th October nest, from Twelve to Four o'Clock each day. Any further information will bo given by the Official Assignee, or the Agent to the Bankruptcy. CHARLES HENRY JAMES, Official Assignee, 10, Mountrath-street, Dublin. J.

T. Scjulan, Agent to the Bankruptcy, 9, Westmorjana-street, Dublin. THE IRISH BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT ACT, 1857. tt.t AtJirxtTrvvnv TO DRUGGISTS, "fcc. SALE BY TENB- In the Matter of TO BE hi TENDER, by Order of the William O'Ferrall, of No.

n.nvmnt'sStock In Trade, con6ist- street, Dublin, (., rimes. Oiis.Snices. Varnisbv a Bankrupt. I ReiectPerfumery.PatentMediclnes', i fnttlo Medicines, Combs, Brashes, together wf Xtnres and Gas Fittings, Mahogany Ac. 5 iPt and Good WU1 of the Assignees in said Bfc.

mLe Thhshnteut Is in a flrslass eltuaUon, 11 wv resnectablo connection attached; the carry on a first-otas trade In'tba above line, without requiring any outlay; immediate posiies- SiSend for tho ove irUl te Kcelvj to Two o'Clock, on M6nda next; at which ww amo wiu oe open and purchasers declare! nrobatlo" 01 tnB too purchaser being declared will Oiias. REUS? James, Official Assij per cent, on tne lnt have the option of tenderina for ths I and the stock in trade, either-toeetbord particulars may be obtained on applleati Cms. Hekrv James. Official rftth-strcet, Dublin, where the Stock List 1 Tkos. Johkbton, Agent to the Banlm Ormond-qiuvy, Dublin.

The Premises will bo open for the inspection of the Stock, from Monday, the 3rd, to Saturday, the 8th Qcfaber sear, from Twelve to Four o'Clock each day. EDfttva 90tti September, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FRANCIS FALKNER begs to inform his Customers and the Public that ho will OPEN his now Establishment, 83, GRAFTON-STBEET, on TO-MORROW (Tuesday), the 4th of October, 1859. IRISH BELL FOUNDRY, COPPER AND BRASS WORKS. JIURPHY, 15, THOJIAS-STREET, who obtained the Prize Medals at London, Paris, aud the several Dublin Exhibitions.

He also manufactures PATENT JHLL GREASE and TUIi-PENT1NE. AINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTION (By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.) CAHTWRIGHT AND DAVIS, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, 115, GRAFTON-STREET, DUBLIN, Havo tho honour to inform the nobility and gentry that they have hecomo tho solo Licensees and Possessors for Dublin of BLUNDELL'S PATENT APPARATUS, for Painless Tooth and Stump Extraction by cmgelalioii (without Chloroform). Although simple in its action and used with the greatest facility, Jlessrs. C. and D.

guarantee with this invaluable Patent perfect Immunity from pain during an operation hitherto so dreaded. They continue to supply their Incorrodible Mineral Teeth, of unrivalled beauty, which they fix on tho most tender Gums without pain, Insuring to tho wearer tho greatest comfort am durability, with perfect Articulation and Mastication. Loose Teeth arising from any causo fastened and Scurvy In the Gums effectually Cured. Consultation Free. Stopping Decayed Teeth with tho Enamel Cement, each OBO A Slnglo Artificial Tooth, from 0 5 0 A Set with Gold Springs, from 5 5 0 IgT In consequence of numerous mistakes occurring, it is indispensably necessary to be particular In noting down tho correct Name and Address Cartwrlght and Davis, Mechanical Dentists, 115, GRAFTON-STREET, Dablln, Four Doors from College-green ENERAL MEDICAL PRACTICE VJT 82, HARCOURT-STREET.

As establishcd'by tho late Dr. Ilayden. DR. IIUMPHRYS, Successor to Dr. Hayden, kuiks Dr.

Humphrys prescribes for Patients at Harconrt-strect Daily (Sundays excepted), from to 9 a.m., 11 to 5 p.m., and on the Evenings of Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8 to 10 o'Clock. Teiuis "Advice and Medicine (Compounded by a qualified Apothecary) for Five Shillings, at 82, Hnrcourt street or nt the Residence of the Patient, if in the immediate City. When Consulted by Letter (Medicine included), 1. CABINET. AND UPHOLSTERY WARE-ROOJIS, 55, HENRY-STREET.

The Public are respectfully informed that tho extensive and valuable Stock of first-class Furniture of the above Establishment is selling off at and under first cost, in order to close the Executorship accounts of tho late Jlr. P. Lawler. The high character of the above establishment for tho manufacture of first-class Furniture, is well known, and the present affords an opportunity rarely to be met with of obtaining well made, thoroughly seasoned articles, at unprecodentedly low prices, AMES LYNCH Is doing the largest Ready-money TEA TKALIB In Dublin, or result entirely owing to tho superior judgment invariably evinced, for many years, in the selection of his Teas. And notwithstanding the cowardly antagonism of his jealous enemies in the Tea Trade, exhibited through vile instruments, he is gratified to observe that his business still continues to Inerease.

His highest prico for Black Tea is 3s. 8d. per cash. 70, SOUTH GREAT GEORGE'S STREET. TWEED ALL, MANUFACTURING CUTLER, 39, LOWER SACKVILLE-STHEET, DUBLIN, (Late of Lamprey's).

I beg to call attention to my Stock of PEN, SPORTING and PRUNING manufactured under my own superintendence from the -best materials. Tho Blades are mado of Cast Steel, so as to insuro their keeping a sharp edge; the Springs are of the finest-Shear Steel, producing that elasticity so essential to a well-made Knife. My RAZORS retain their keenness of edge to tho last, Being made of the finest Cast Steel, tho same quality tho old Road's Razors wero made of, whiebjuwo been unequalled for the last eighty years. My TABLE KNIVES cannot be excelled in sharpness, durability, and moderate pricos. A useful and e.ogant assortment of SCISSORS for plain and fancy work always ready.

Superior Plated FORKS, SPOONS, at Manufacturer's pricos. All kinds of CUTLERY mode to order and repaired. So SECOND PRICE. MONEY. WANTED immediately, the SUM of from 25 to 30, for which 16 per cent, will ho given, and security.

Applications to JI. E. Office of this Paper, KINGSTOWN. M( ONEY LENT on Diamonds, Plate, Watches, and other valuable Deposits, at the Old. tttabllshed PAWN OFFICE, 65, LOWER GEORGE'S-STREET.

slfl ONEY LENT. Money advanced on Diamonds. Plate. Watches, Jeweuory and ether valua ble Deposits at the old established Pawn Office, No. Talbot- street, near Jfarlborough-strcot, ANK OF DEPOSIT, Established A.D.

1844. Head Offlco. 3. PALL-MALL EAST, LoNDOH. Parties desirous of investing Money are requested to examine the plan of the Bank of Deposit, by which a high rate of Interest may be obtained with ample Security.

The Interest is payable in January and July. PETER MORRISON, Managing Director. Forms for opening accounts sent free on application. Deposits mado by special agreement may bo withdrawn. Without notice.

Dublin Branch, 9.WESTMORLAND-STREET. JOHN GRAHAM, Jlanoger. HORSES CARRIAGES. BALLINASLOE FAIR. NOTICE.

Mr. WILLIAM DYdER, 84 aud 35, WILLIAM-STREET, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and Secretary to 'the Veterinary Medical Society during the years 1840 and 1841, begs to inform tho public that he cau-be consulted as to tho Soundness and General Treatment of Horses during the week at O'Grady's Hotel, Ballinssloc, Mr. DYCEK feels much pleasure lu being able to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry of Ireland that during, his absence his business will bo strictly attended to by Ms THOMAS SHEA, First Class Medallist, who, at the last examinations, obtained his Diploma as Veterinary Surgeon; likewise the First Prize for Practice aud Physiology, and the second for Anatomy. JAMES J. FARRALL, VETERINARY SURGEON, 42, WICKLOW-STREET, DUBLIN.

Mr. FARRALL, Veterinary Surgeon to the Lord Lieutenant, the Constabulary Force "of 'Ireland, Jso. begs to state that, through the kind permission of Jlr.Sayers, Proprietor of the Horse Repository, BaUinasloe, he will (as heretofore) attend at that Establishment for tho purpose of examining Horses as to soundness, lie. during the forthcoming Fair. Mr.

Sayers' Repository is immediately opposite the eutt'auos VETOROTARY INFIRMARY, WICKLOW-STREET, DUBLIN. 28th Sept. 1859. JAMES S. FARRALL, VETERINARY SURGEON, 42, WICKLOW-STREET, DUBLIN, Eirran's Mixture for the Splints, Spayins, 7 nnrl uuros.THngDones, mi cuiiy Injuries; a guaranteed Remedy for those diseases, and tn uo case causing blemish.

Sold in Bottles at 7s. and sent post freo to any paitot the kingdom On receipt of a post-office order for 8s. To' be had only from J. FAERALL, Veterinary Surgeon to the Lord Lieutenant, the Commander of the Forces, aud tne Constabulary Forces of Ireland. AUCTION DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAK WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, TUB ROYAL HIBERNIAN HORSE REPOSITORY, MARY-STREET, HENRY ANDERSON Respectfully begs leave to Inform, the Nobility, Gentry, Merchant, Traders, and tho Public, with Traders in Horses, ve.

hides, and'Harnoss, that the allocation -ofBuslness at tho ROYAL HIBERNIAN HORSE REPOSITORY, MARY-STREET, MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS-Mcs by Private Treaty, from Eight, a.m. Auction Days WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, THIiaOGHOUI THE YEAR. HENRY ANDERSON, Having fully established the Royal Hibernian Horse Eepo a-tory, Mary-street, as the First class in its line in the City, with XoimB pSef Horses, Four Hundred Vehicles, Harness daily attend for every deeerlptlo "Ho. Sghl with the personal attention of theftg p0. menta Salo, V.

to JEffiSTsM Purchasers procured through Licensed Auctioneer and General Agent VEHICLE AND HARNESS DEPARTMENT, MARY-STREET. At present there is tho largeBt variety of every class of New and Second-hand Vehicle, Horse, and Pony Phaetons, hS Tax Carts; Outside Horse, Cob, and Pony Cars, Gigs. Consigners are sure of 'meeting immediate sale for the Pronerty, the Royal Hibernian Horse Repository keoplng sot. up Advertisements' with most of the leading Press-thls- secures daily buyras -which, by the time parties requiring to Sse of VcWs must see the total, inutility of sending their property to unfrequented places-personal loss of time-no business done. Vehicles removed from Hallways (on being advised bv owners).

Horses, free of any charge. Purchaser-' tho same advantage of having sent to Tenafc-- The Monthly, for totally, 'V ilOBMty, tHe fiiat WEDNEsru FIRM from LIVERPOOL has Received FIRST HALF-NOTES for ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY POUNDS. A A LINE. THE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, 10, CANNON-STREET, LONDON. (Limited), Incorporated under the Limited Liability Acts of 1858 and 1867, wheroby the liability of each Shareholder Is limited to the amount of his Subscription.

CAPITAL 500,000 in 50,000 SHARES of 10 each, With power to increase. DErosrr 2 per Shake; 1 FoimiEB Patadie dpos Allotment. By the terms of the ARTICLES of ASSOCIATION, no CALL can EXCEED 0 per Share, nnd an interval of THREE JIONTIIS at least must elapse between each Call. REPORT FROJI THE IRISH COJIMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT Acting in co-operation with the London Board, and whom, has boon entrusted the disposing of thoSlinresremalnlng unallotted in the Company, and which tho Committee earnestly trust may bo fully absorbed before the 30th tho doy named for closing the lists. ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAJI NAVIGATION COJIPANY (LIJIITED).

OFFICES 4, COLLEGE-GREEN, DUBLIN. Dublin, 15th Soptembor, 1859. We, the undersigned, being a Committee of Shareholders, formed In co-operation with tho Board of Directors of tho Atlantic Royal Mall Steam Navigation Company (Limited), for tho purpose of completing tho arrangements for disposal In Ireland of tho amount of capital unallotted In tho Company, desire, on public grounds, to direct your attention to tho facts hereinafter stated. We are tho more anxious to do so, as wo have reason to beliovo some misapprehension exists in the minds fit mu'tles uninformed in reference to, tills national owing to hostile insinuations studiously dissenii-natedby interested parties. We, have, however, examined into the affairs of tho Company, and caa verify the following facts; First The Company is strictly registered under the provisions of the Limited Liability Act," and Shareholders can in no emit bo liable for more than the amount of the Shares they sespectively subscribe for.

Second Thrce-fif ths of the capital, equal to 300,000, in shares of 10 each, have been already taken by influential parties. Third The Subsidies to which the Company is entitled amount to the annual sum of 91,000, payable by 'the Homo and Colonial Governments, and secured by contracts duly executed. All doubt as to the validity and binding nature of these subsidies is removed. Fifth Four powerful first-class Ocean Steamers are now pelng built, and aro so far in progress towards completion, that two instalments of their price havo boon already paid to the builders, and the.plans and specifications for the building have been laid before the proper government authorities; and been approved of by them. Sixth Tho affairs of tho Company are now entirely in tho hands of tho Board of Directors, and no slnglo individual has control over them.

The Board has been duly constituted by the appointment of Chairman and Vice-Chairman. The contracts with Government are the property of tho Company, and Jlr. Lever, JI.P., tho originator of the enterprise, retaining simply the position of a Director and of a large Shareholder, has transferred his entire rights, to tho Company generally.ond has embarked his capital in like manner as any other Shareholder or Director. Seventh That this Company commenced to work tho line on the 1st of January, 1869, and therefore la only entitled to share profits since that date, and is not In any way responsible for any losses or casualties previously thereto, The Steam Ship recently lost on the American Coast, being a chartered sliip, and covered by insurance, has not entailed pecuniary loss on this Company. Eighth That the present is a boiiaflde undertaking to work efficiently and zealously the postal communication, and to develop tho passenger and goods traffic between tho old world and tho new.

We need not conceal tho fact, Hiat exertions havo been, and are still being made, to defeat this enterprise Wo nro therefore anxious thot, as Ireland will be the principal gainer by the establishment of tho undertaking, and as Irish interests will ho chiefly served by its success, that tho Shave List should contain a fair proportion of Irish names, and, by disposing of tho remainder of the Stock in this country, we will remove tho possibility of a national undertaking being thwarted by jealous Interests. i The subject of transatlantic communication has boon so frequently discussed, and the superior advantages of tho West Coast of Ireland for a Packet Station, are so self-evident, that we conceive it unnecessary to dilate upon its merits in a national point of view; indeed, the jealousy with which this project has been looked upon by competing shipping Interests in tho sister country, affords ths strongest proof of its importance to Ireland, for if it were not suro to succeed, when once established, it would havo mot with little opposition. commercial enterprise, however, certain to bo highly remunerative to the shareholders, wo can speak with confidence the large subsidies guaranteed by the Govei'nment'and the public support already given to this route, affording very rational grounds for the belief that, as a commercial speculation, It will be second to none of those projects in steam navigation which havo of late years been so remunerative, to projectors. The list of Irish Shareholders who have joined the under-faking since our connection with it can bo scon at tho Office, and every further information afforded respecting it; and a littto further exertion must Insure the success of this great uational' scheme for Ireland, and prevent its being diverted Into other channels. We have the honour to remain your faithful sei'VnntB, DENIS KIRWAN, D.L., J.PM Castle Haeket, County Galway, CHAiitHAtf.

JAMES LAMBERT, Lord Mayor, Mansion House, Dublin, M. O'REILLY DBASE, D.L., J.P., Dee Farm, Dunleor, County Louth. JOHN CONOLLY, Chairman ef Waterford and Limerick Hallway Company. REDMOND CARROLL, Lord -Mayor Elect, Dublin. DAVID M'BIRNEY, J.P.

(SPBtfaey, Coilis, and Aaton's-quay. P. M'EVOY GAUTLAN, Kountjoy-square, Dublin. JEREMIAH DUNNE, Director of the National Bank, Fitzwllliam-square, Dublin. ROBERT O'BRIEN, T.C.

(Whclah and O'Brien), Smithflcld, Dublin. WILLIAM F. GREEN, BelvidoEC-place, Dublin, and Ballymonsy. DUBLIN OFFICES, iCOLLEGE-GREEN. 1ST FORMS of APPLICATION for REJIAINING SHAKES may bo had at the OFFICE of the COJIPANY, either in London or COLLEGE GBEEN, Dublin at Messrs.

BOYLE, LOW, KM, and EDWARD FOX, 51, DAME-STREET, or of any of the Stock Brokers in Dublin. ALWAY AND NEW 1 VfiRK-. CALLING at St. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. The Shortest and 'most direct route to America, ine Atlantic Royal Mall Steam Navigation flnmrmnv (Limited, will despatch, as under, their Powerful Sfcpum Shins PRINCE ALBERT, JASON, PACIFIC.

Ships to Sail FROM GALWAY, for ST. JOHN'S (N.F.), and NEW YORK-JASON, 2,668 tons, 16th Oct, FROM NEW YORK. Ships to Sail, CIRCASSIAN, 13th Oct, THROUGH RATES. Passengers hooked for ST. JOHN'S and NEW TORE from London, Liverpool, Cork, or Dublin, as follows: First and According Steerage, from Dublin, 7.

Children under 12 years of age half Infants, 10s. (Including Steward's Feo' andProvisions, hut without Wines and Liquors, which can bo on, board). Freight from Galway to New York 60s per ton and. Five per Cont. N.B.

Letters for America by the Galway Route should ha -prepaid, and addressed per Steamer "Via Gal way. For Freight and further-particulars apply to BAKE, and 8, Phllpot lane, Londoa, or PETER JONES, -29, Eden-quay, Dublin. OR BRISTOL. To and Fro Cabin Tickets, 31s. for one month from the date of: Issue, and enabling-the-holders to return to Dublin, Cork Wnterford, or Wexford, The Bristol Company's Fast Sailing Steamship CALYPSO, or other Vessel, is intended to Sail- from the North Wall during October, as follows Tuesday, 4th October 12 o'Clock, Noon.

Tuesday, lltli do 7 o'Clock, Morning. Tuesday, 18th do 11 o'clock, Morning. Tuesday, 26th do 7 o'clock, Tnesdny, 1st November 10J o'clock, Morning. Cabin (including Steward's Foe) 1 0 Ditto Return Ticket .1 11 6 ip Hallway Faros Bristol "to London, 20s. ISs.

and 98. IOd, Length of Journey, Fotir Hours Five Minutes. a. CORNELIUS CARLETON, Agent, 11. Eden-quay, Dublin.

gVlUSAM TO NEWRY AND ARDR08SAN, October, I860. The First- class Steamship MYSTERY is intended to Sail no Alln-wR From AltTtPftysiAW fn wrwnV SSS? TWTa niv i.i anU DUiJiJlJN, U11 tiu, UlfllUlU UUiUUU, Night. (Importers of Iron, aro respectfully requested to forward their orders for shipments early); From NEWRY for DUBLIN, on 5th, at Four o'Clock p.m. From DUBLIN for" NEWRY and AliDROSSAN, on THURSDAY, October Cth, at Six o'Clock p.m. Goods for Fortadown, Enniskillon, Monaghan, CloneB, Bolturbet, can bo forwarded, per Mystery and Ulster Canal at very moderate rates.

Via Ardrossnn will bo found a wty oliiaip route for Goods to and from Ayr, Irvine, Paisley, Troon, Kilmarnock, and all other places in Ayrshire. v'rrackcn, Nowry or to Rotet mw mWJJL) Agentj 20, Me-iuay, PnMin. 5' SOKE THEATRE KOYAL, DUBLIN. 8 Engagement of 3IADLLE. FICCOLOMINI Tor Five Kiglita only, v- n-UiRIS has the honour to announce a scries of TTA-m OPERAS, commencing on SATURDAY, October 1st, jj.ilie.

PlCCOLOMINl, VUn Ul- IUUUH Signor JllltUlC. BtLLiUlMlii DKLAliT, COIISI, v-c signor kussi, Signor CASTELLI, Signor BADI, Cl HIT Tn.lftT. It T.T717PV COllUUClUl tJiyuu. J'JIJUA 4.1). rilli EVENING (Mondav), October 3d, LA TEAVIATA.

Cermont Giorgio Signor Aldighierl Huron Duphol Signor Rossi tiastonc Signor Mercuriuli Medico Signor Custom Signer Barti Alfredo Signor Belavt flora Madllc Dcll'imeso Violctta Viilery MadllePiccolomini morrow (Tuesday), Oct. 4th, LUCIA DI LAM.UEUM0OE. October 5th, DON PASQUALK. Tlmdav, October Cth, A GRAND OPERA Benefit of v-ilMc Viccolonitui and last night of tho Engagement. open Daily from Eleven until Four.

Doors open it Seven. Performance to commence at Eight. jinxes Five Guineas, Four Guineas, Three Guineas. Tir- Circle Si. Second Circle, 5s.

Pit, Us. Lower Upper Gallery, ls S'M''2' II A Jui iiUlAu, vuimxxi. MADLLE. PICCOLOMINI'S BENEFIT TllUISSDAY, OCTOBER fi, 1S50, And last Night of tho Engagement. NT1ENT CONCERT ROOMS.

"Mr HARRIS lias the honour to announce A GRAND MORNING CONCERT On FRIDAY, October 7, ViS'J, "With the followinc distinguished Artistes MADI.LE. riCCOLO.MlNl, MADLLE. DELL'ANESE, SIOKOR BKLART, SIGNOR CORSI. SIGNOR ALDIGII1ER1, SIGNOR MERCUHIAL1, SIGNOR ROSSI, SIGNOR CASTELLI, Conductor SIGNOR BILETTA. Tool's Open at Half-past One to commence at Two o'clock.

Reserved Seats 5s. (entrance Brunswick-street) Unreserved Scats, 3s. (entrance Lombard-street). Tickets to be had of Busscll, Westmorland-street Pigott, Grafton-strect Moses, "Westmorland-street Bray, "Westmorland-street Shade, Westmorland-street Scates, Colloge-e'rven; "Wischeart, Suffolk-street; and Wischcart, SaekviUe-s reef. TheTqueen's royal theatre.

On THIS EVENING (Monday), October 3rd, will bo j.crlormcd the celebrated Drama entitled WALLACE, THE JiEHO OF SCOTLAND Honteith, Mr II Vivush; Allan Itaiiuav, Mr Stewart AVallace, Mr Vincent Kirkpatrick, Jlr iv.ff; Marian, Miss A Parker; Helen Marr, Miss Bland. After which the laughable Farce of TO PARIS AND BACK FOR Mr Spriggtns, Jlr Rogorson Mr Samuel Snozzie, Mr EUerton Jlr Charles Markham, Jlr Duff Lieutenant Spike, Jlr Vivash Jliss Fanny Spriggins, Miss Carson. In the course of the evening the City of Dubin Bell-ringers. To be followed by the laughable Farce entitled THAT ULESSED BABY. Jlr Frank Finnick, Jlr Duff; John Tlicmns, Mr Ellerton JItvry Jane, Jliss JI Davis.

To conclude with the celebrated Drama entitled DOMINIQUE THE DESERTER. Dominique the Deserter, 'Jlr II Webb Puverne, Mr Vincent Lady Blanche, Miss Bland. Doors open at a quarter to Seven performances to commence at a quortor fast Seven. Boxes, 2s; Pit, Is; Lower Gallery, 6d; Upper Gallery, fld. Second price at Nine o'Clock Boxes, Is Pit, M.

Lower private Bones, 1 Is Upper, 15s. Second price Jrivate Boxes, 10s Od-and 7s. fid. MISSION FEE ROTUNDO, DUBLIN. Every one puzzled, bewildered, astonished, ami dcligivteil CHARLES SINCLAIR'S NEW ENTE RTATNMENT OF VENTRILOQUY EXTRAORDINARY I Also 000 Incidents of JIagic and Jlystcry 1 LAST SIX NIGHTS.

THIS NIGHT (Monday), Oct. 3, and every Night during t)it- week, Admission Free, by Tickets, to be obtained at tho Rotundo. A collection, in Silver Jloney, wiUbomado during the Evening. OW OPEN COLLEGE-STREET ex- 1I1BITIOX JIODERN PICTURES Open Daily from Ten to Five. Admission Sixpence.

Evening, from Six to Ten, One Penny. ET UNION OF IRELAND. NOTICE of REJIOVAL. The Office of the Art Union of Ire land is now established at No. U3, GRAFTON -STREET, Opposite the Pvavost'3 House.

The Works of art selected by the Prizeholders for 1858-0, are collected, and will be on view to members and their friends at 113, Grafton-strect, THIS DAY and TO MORROW. Annual Subscription One Guinea each share. By order, GEORGE. F. MULVANY.

Secretary. LA TRAVIATA. Lncia Laramcrmoor, Don Pasqualc. The authorised edition of the Italian Opera Libretto Books, with an English Translation, and the JIusic of the principal airs, price One Shilling, may be hart of J. WISEIIEART and SON, 23, SUFFOLK-STREET aso 4,2, LOWER SACKVILLE-ST.

J. W. and Son take leave to invito the attention of the Public to their new aud extensive stock of superior and low-priced Stationery, Wedding and Jlouming superior Materials, Church Services. Letter and Note-size Blotters, Toarist Cases, Albums, New JIusic (at half-price), Purses, -Pocket Books, Book Markers, Lithographic Studios, French Coloured Scrap Prints, Ink Stands, Sc. MACKINTOSH AND COMPANY, 12, UTLAND-9QU ARE, DUBLIN, Having completed their NEW SUITE OF WAREROOJIS, (THE MOST EXTENSIVE IN IRELAND), Have now a large additional Stock of PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS, FOP.

SALE OR HIRE, On terms which defy competition. Old Instruments taken in Exchange. UPERIOR PIANOFORTE TUNING by G. HOLLAND, 48, LOWER ORMOND-QUAY (opposite totlic Jtetal-tiridgcj, late of Marcus JIoscs, and seven years Ion-man to the Messrs. M'Cullagh, Suffolk-street.

Much -worn TiMofortcs thoroughly repaired and made equal to new in superior quality of tone and power of touch, which will ensure Trams of Timing in the City, 2s. Gd. Kings-tin, as. d. The highest reference given us to capability to 'he first Doctors and Professors of JIusie in this City, who tavo already employed G.

H. to tune and teaovato their Pianofortes. Country orders attended to. Monster saloon, crampton- COURT (off Dame-street), This splendid Hall is TOdc4 nightly with the elite of Society. The Proprietor, at ai enormous expense, has engaged Professor James, the Ventriloquist, from tho Royal Polytechnic, London, c'th iiia rrecoeious Family, Versatile Tom, Original Joe, and tit Olil Lady First appearance of Mr.

Huntingdon, Comic JwalUt. Ford, tho pleasing Sentimental Vocalist. Brilliant success of the British Minstrels, Mrs. Plimmer, and Jlr.PUmrner. Mr.

Flynn, Irish Jig Dancer, Jlre Performance of tho Gutta Pereha Youth is really Leader of Orchestra, Mr. Shute Pianoforte, Mr. ''ca Cornct a piston, Mr. Kennedy. Chops, Steaks, w'-ncys, and Oysters.

tJFine Wines, Brandies, ice 3 II. CONNELL, Proprietor- If AG NETIC TELE GR AT Hourly Telegrams of all tho LATEST NEWS AT FORTUNE AND CO'S, "Wine and Spirit Establishment, CAPEL-STREET. nnHB OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE, JL JOHN FLEMING latimates to his Customers that he has re-built the above con isms, and hopes for a CMtinnance of their patvonarze Breakfasts, Lunches, Soups, Sandwiches, Hot Joints from One till Six o'Clock, trasisting of Roast. Beef, Boiled Beef, Corned Beef, p.oast Jiutton, Veal, Ham, and everything in Tho Charges will be as usual. lunch, Gtl, Breakfast.

CU, nrwi 15 3d. The Cold Moats are ef the very best description sold to- ia any quantify to suit purchasers. JisT AUCTIONS SUPPLIED. OLD TOM lie Trade Supplied direct from the celebrated Dis- AGENTS FOR IRELAND, A. R.

CHAltTRES and 57. MIDDLE ABBEY-STREET, DUBLIN, 0 I DENT I A COM A I NS. 27, GREAT BRUNSWICK-STREET, DUBLIN. til C. and J.

DAY may be consulted on nil cases of S.VTc,!'s, Mental, or Physical Debility, Languor, Depression of lJ "nfnl Dreams', Loss of Appetite, Memory, Ac. and experience during an extensive praetieo, and ro honours and testimonials for their superior 'ul! of tima diseases requiring confidential and I they arc enabled and guarantee a safe and Mtrs ii 050 ara suffering from any of the aDovo SVStcm which DrtV ndnnt, dnGS not WMnoment, the use of mercury, capivi, or any of Ir.skilt.'.; r0lu eompounas which avn tnrari.hto used bv tho lallv s-tients whoso cases Have 'aitai or i'ron-ced incurable, are "tttto, l- without a perfect cut 1minK 7C-Tn Shillings. Country Patients, by forj fttmn'u. fu" Particulars of their complaint, will 6 Jlirnini t-n v- to' Consultation daily from Nine in "-Jeive, at Night on Sundays till Two o'Clock GIiEAT UNSmCK-OTHEET, PTOLIH dow Glass, Room Paper, Paints, Oil and Colour Warehouse. MERCANTILE SALES.

Auction of Tea. CHARLES G. MALONE intends selling by AUCTION, at our Office, COJI5IERCIAL-BUILD1NGS on TO-MORROW, tho 4th of October, 1859, at Two o'clock precisely, 1,007 chests, half chests, andboxes Tea. Sampling orders, samples, and catalogues may be had on application to Charles G. JIalone, Goorgo's-street or to JAMES STOKES, WIDOW and SONS, Brokers.

Commereial-bnildings, 1st October, 1859. FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW FRUIT. We beg to inform our friends that we havo received cx Falcon, from Malaga, our first importation of this Season's Malaga Fruit, tc, consisting of 2,050 Whole, Half, and Quarter Boxes JIuscatel and Layer Raisins, 100 Barrels Seedless JIuscatel, 70 do. Sun 06 Chests Lemons, COO Frails and Boxes Malaga Figs, 138 Cases do. Cocoa Shell, 25 Bales Locust Beans.

We are also received ex Christina (ss), from Patras, to Liverpool, our first arrival of new Patras and Gulph Currants, and per Mclite, from Smyrna' to Liverpool a large assortment of New Elome and Turkey pulled Figs, in Quarter, Eighth, nnd Sixteenth Boxes. We shortly expect a further supply of Jlalagu Fruit, and our usual importation of Valentia Raisins, Almonds, The whole of which we will offer to tho trade on liberal terms. ADAM WOODS and CO. 20, Temple-lane, 30th of 9th Jlonth, 1859. URAT'S GINGER WINE, 20s.

per dozen. Murnt's Orange Wine, 20s. per dozen. Murat's Ginger Liqueure, 24s. per dozen (unequalled).

Ask for above, which are superior to any home-made, and accept no inferior Imitations. Prises lower (quality considered) than any others. Sold by all respectable Grocers and Wine Merchants. Agents, DORAN, BEGG, AND HUGHES, 105, CAPEL-STREET, DUBLIN. NEW FRUIT.

M'MASTER and CO, beg to announce that they have received by the Christina (s.s.), from Patras, via Liverpool, 30 Barrels 40 Cases of the finest Patras CURRANTS, and expect further consignments by following steamers. They also daily expect the Wave, from Denis and JIalaga, with a cargo of Valentia, Layer, and Bunch JIuscatel Raisins Jordan Almonds, Lemons, Cocoa Shell, and direct from Smyrna a largo supply of Eleme Figs, and their usual supply of French Plums, in Bottles, Wood, and fancy Cartoons, which, on arrival, they will offer on reasonable terms. 121, CAPEL-STREET. 29th. Sept.

1859. 32,9,25 AUCTIONS. WORKHOUSE DIVISIONAL SALE-ROOJIS, 37, COOKrSTREET, Entrance from Jlerchonts'-quay at 6 Lower Bridge-street. The SALES of FORFEITED PLEDGES in the above Rooms are held EVERY Day Night in the Week as follows Day Sale commences each doy at Two o'clock sharp. Night Sale do.

each evening at Six o'Clock. PATRICK JIACNEVIN, Auctioneer. N.B. The sales this week, day and night, will be very large and of a superior' quality. First-clafcs horses, fashionable vehicles (by Hutton and by Magill), saddles and harness, liovncu cauio oi exccmnii.

breeds, fat sheep, 12 tons of prime old hay, iron park fencing, hurdle ditto, farming implements, and various outdoor matters, with an extensive residue of good and modern Household furniture. ESSRS. ARTHUR JONES and CO. nrn instructed to SELL bv AUCTION, at TERENURE, Roundtown, county Dublin, at noon, on THIS DAY (Monday), October 8d, 1859, In consequence of tho mansion and lands being sold, a very valuable collection of tho above, and submitting unreservedly to tho bidders the equipments of a gentleman's establishment of a most genuine and select quality, comprising 2 milch cows, a two-yea; old heifer, and 1 yearling heifer, of great beauty and promise, 30 fst ewes, and a ram. HORSES.

A' black mare, of great symmetry and extraordinary pace, well known on tho Roundtoivn-road as the fastest trotter in Ireland, said to havo trotted a inilo in three minutes, is an excellent saddle horse. A handsome bay mare and a brown mare; both well suited to family use. A hay Pony, about 12 hands high. A handsome one-horse phajton with hind seat. An outside jounting cor.

A tax cart, with folding hind seat. Harness, side and cross saddles. And on another account, a magnificent pair-horso (George the Fourth pattern) driving phajton, by Hutton, hung on and Elliptic springs, on Ceiling's best patent axles, and almost as good as new, to he absolutely sold, to close an executor's account. About 1,000 feet of fine iron fencing, painted white, And numerous useful implements and sundries, With a large quantity of excellent and fashionable furniture. DAY'S SALE of the fashionable and AJn(A fntnUiivn nnrl jmnntrttiYiAyita of ft, hflUKQ recently lumisneu vciy Buireiwi navw Biinater room and stair carpeting; hearth rugs, stamped saving cloths bronzed, end'steel fenders and sots of firo furniture; brilliant-chimney glass, crystal candelabras, and chimney ornaments double, treble, and Blugle-light gasaliers an excellent cabriolet lounger; eight balloon-backed chairs, two easy ditto and a Grecian sofa, covered en suite with two handsome window curtains in Ponceau damask card, and interchanging tables; muslin sun curtolna au Venetian blinds a case of stuffed birds a- very prime set of Domingo mahogauyTrafalgar dining a pedestal sidoboard, and a capital set of diningroom chairs covered in haircloth; a mahogany pier cabinet; Alborii.

freneh. and other bodstasds; curtains and palliasses; prime feather Teds, hair mattresses, bolsters, pillows, blankets, sheets and counterpanes mahogany and oalnted toilet tables and wash stands; sets of toilet ware, japanned wardrobes' and eases of drawers; hardwood cane-seated' chairs and towel rails; commodes and bidets; neB-room draperies and bedroom carpeting mahogany hall chairs, hat and umbrella stand; oilcloth and mats; circular-headed eight-day clock, a superior assortment of richest cut glass and china; service of dinner ditto; kitchen dresser, oak chairs, culinary uten'sjls, TO BE SOLD lVr AUCTION, on THIS DAY, the 3d of October, 1859, aMNo. 54, RATHMINES ROAD. Sale to commence at Twelve o'Cloek. THOMAS DILLON, Auctioneer, 25, Bachelor's-wa-lk.

Important and extensive.sale. To oil and tallow merchants wholesale and retail Chandlers, Ac; largo copper and iron-melting pans; superior oil cistern, to hold 240 five gallon drum -oil cans, London made dipping moulds, heated by Gas an Immense quantity of mould frames, wick bins; several hundred of 3-fect candle rods, six-holed caudle blocks to match wooden buckets, hand irons and beams, beams and cast iron sheaves, 1,000 candle boxes, 200' dozen mould candles; an excellent harness horse, box van aud harness, fce. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on TUES DAY, lltit October, 1850, at DEMPSY'S TALLOW -CRANE, HARV'S-ABBEY, theentire, plant of a wholesale isoap arid candle warehouse, comprising Two largo iron melting, pans. One large copper ditto, with crane. Three copper dipping moulds, arranged to be heated by gas.

Three wooden buckets, hand-irons, and beams, complete. Several hundred three feet candle rods. Several hundred six holed blocks to match. 166 mould frames, 8, 12, 1 4, 1 6, 1 10, wmcU have never been abused with watering, nhc larce wick bin for three feet rods. Oho crab to hoist one ton, with double cham purchase and chain slings, wooden beams and cast iron sheaves.

240 gallon iron oil cistern, tinned, with two brass cocks averalTundred candle boxes, of two sizes only, in good condition. About 200 dozen mould caudles, 2, 3, One large tin oil cistern. One wooden kecve. Olio large wooden' trough, for chopping fat, three inches a' very superior glass day-light reflector, three feet six inches square, in mahogany case. Shelves and glass sashes, Four wooden 'stirrers for copper pans.

Large brass A' lavgo quantity of counterfeit copper cola. Sale to commence at Twelve o'Clock ino excellent van, horse, and harness at Ttoeo o'Cl?" THOMAS DILLON, Auctioecr, (IK li SU, JJIU-UUIUIS -1YU1, Extensive Sale by Auction on To-morrow, the 4th of October, and following day, la the Rotuudo, of a really magnificent assortment of parlour, drawtngrooin, boudoir, and bod-room requisites, all of the first' class largo and costly Mirrors; two urilliant toned pianos; superb carpets, window curtains, hall furniture; a portion of kitchou and pantry requisites ornamental furniture, MR. N. WALSH respectfully intimates that ho is favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on TO-JIORROW and Following ROTUNDO, the most rechtrcte collection has been Introduced In Dublin this season. of tho different suits-will, appear- in our aun coUcctlon of To-morrow.

Sulflco to say there furniture, a princely sulto of rich most remote rare and splendid, which must bo so mtoW mnos idea of tho style of 0n tho 3d inst, are As all wil mogn their own judaCnfc intending PWSiSSt.e had of Apy ASpttoaeer, 30, Wihisfon-miar. Tcims at Sale. OYAL DUBLIN SCHOOL OF ART. In conscoucnco of extensive alterations and repairs, the SCHOOL will NOT RE-orEN for the Winter Session until MONDAY, October 17. For Prospectuses, terms, apply at the School, Royal Dublin Society, Kildarc-street, WILLIAM EDWARD STEELE, M.D., Assistant Secretary.

WINTER SESSION, 1859 "AND "60. WESTMORELAND LOCK HOSPITAL, TOWSSSEND-STItEET, DUBLIN. Pupils will he admitted to a Course of Clinical Instruction in this Hospital under" certain conditions, which maybe known on application at the Hospital. The Hospital contains at present 110 beds. Extern Surgeon THOMAS BYRNE, A.B., M.B., Fellow and Examiner, R.C.S.I.

Resident Surgeon ROBERT HENRY EMERSON, L.R.C. S.I. niulE, NE SOVEREIGN REWARD LOST, from a Car, on Saturday night, between tno Drogheda Station and the Custom House, a BLACK LEATHER PORT MANTEAU, containing a Gentleman Clothing, Ac. Any pevson bringing the same to So, Grafton-strect, shall receive the above reward. FOUND in Jervis-street, between seven nnd eight o'clock, on October 1st, 1859, youth's CLOTH CAPE.

The owner can luivo it by giving a description nnd paying this advertisement, at the Belfast Tavern, Lower Abbey-street. EADFORD DISPENSARY-In conse- quenco of tho death of Francis Little, Into Jlcdical Officer of the above district, tho Committee of JIanago ment will, at" their meeting, to he hold on JIONDAY, loth October next, proceed to tho Election of a Jlouical Officer, at a salary of 100 per annum. Applications from duly qualified persons will be received by me up to Ten o'Clock on the day of election. By order, ROBERT BOITEEILL, lion. Sec.

Hcadford, September 23th, 1S50. OOM PAPER, in great variety, at JIAURICE BROOKS'S, SACKVILLE-PLAGE, Dublin, ARY O'NEILL, widow of the late James l. O'Neill, Victualler, begs respectfully to inform the Public that the Business of tho Establishment will bo carried on nsjusual, and sincerely hopes those kind Friends and Customers who so log patronized her lamented husband will still continue their patronage, and thereby enable her to provide for eight young and helpless orphans. No efforts shall bo spared to give general satisfaction. Any outstanding debta will bo discharged by MVS.

O'Neill, and debtors of her late husband will kindly pay in their accounts. 10, CHATHAM-ROW, CLARENDON MARKET, Dublin, lilt 18(50. DEDICATION OF THE CHURCH of the IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, KILJIOVEE, Connty Mayo. His Grace the Most Rev. DOCTOR JI'HALE, Archbishop of Tuam, will Preach at the SOLEJ1N DEDICATION Of the CHURCH of tho IJIJIACULATE CONCEPTION.

KILJIOVEE, On SUNDAY, the 0th of October, 1850. The Right Rev. Doctor DURCAN, Bishop of the diocese, will officiate. Benediction of the Jlost Blessed Sacrament, ira mediately after Mass. Reserved Seats, 2s.

each. The generous aid of a charitable public towards liquidating the debt contracted in tho erection of Oils beautiful church, designed by John S. Butler, 10, Hume-street, Dublin, will be gratefully received by the Jlost Rev. Preacher, the Archbishop of Tuaro, or by the Venerable Archdeacon Coghlan, P.P., Kilmovee, BaUaghaderrecn. A.

M. D. G-. T. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, BALBRIGGAN.

Under tho immediate patronage of his Grace the ARCHBISHOP of DUBLIN. This establishment, conducted on ths same plan as that of the sister houses in Germany, undertakes the entire care of young ladles in all the branches of a useful nnd accomplished education at a pension of Twonty-flvo Guineas per Annum. The use of instruments, table service, shooting, and towelling are Included In the above. A reduction will be made in the pension for children under twelve years. The languages are taught by religious from the sister houses on the Continent.

T. GABRIEL'S CONVENT OF MERCY, BALLINASLOE, A CHARITABLE FANCY BAZAAR will bo held On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the 5th, Cth, and 7th of 1850, at the Largo Rooms adjoining tho CONVENT of MERCY. Entrance directly opposite tho Fair Green. Hours from Twelve to Five p.m. Under the patronage of The Countess of Fingall, Kil-i Lady Burko, Jlnrhlc Hill The Hon JIrs Fronch, BaUlnaJ Icon Castle Lady r.edington, Kllcornan Lady Bellow, Mount Bellow more The Hon JIrs Blake, Tower The Hon JIrs French, Clare- Hill villo Tho Hon Mrs Ffrench, Clare-mont Mrs Daly, Castle Daly Mrs O'Shaughncssy, Birch-grove Mrs Martyn, Tulyra Castlo JIrs Dolphin, Danesfort Mrs Smith, Masonbrook Mrs M'Dermott, Ramore Mrs Blake, Ardfvy Castle JIrs Dolphin, Turoe JIrs Blake, Vermont JIrs Joyce, CorgQiy JIrs Roche, Ryohlll JIrs Joyce, Mervue JIrs Captain Bellow, Jlount- bcllow JIrs Corbally, Corbalton Hall JIrs Joyce, Villa JIarino Mrs Redington, Kilcornon JIrs Redington, Ryehill Rocho, liychlll JIrs Browne, Dundermotfc JIrs Daly, Dalysgrovc JIrs Daly, Raford Mrs Galway, Ckmchea Mrs Bodkin, Annagh JIrs O'Flaherty, National BanklMi's-Keogh, IS, Fitzwiiliam JIrs Locke, Kilbeggan square South, Dublin Mrs fully, Rafam Mrs Muhon.

Cowhouse JIrs Kelly. Jlountbellew Mrs Burke, Nile Lodae Council, Bottyville, Wex3 ford JIrs Stanton Lynch, Clydaglii Mrs Lynch, Wyndfleltl JIrs Cowen, Eyrecourt JIrs O'Connor, Dnndcrmott JlrsCheevers, Killyon Mrs Dr Burke, Balliiu3loe JIrs Blake, Crcgg Castle JIrs Joyce, Rahassan -JIrs Dolphin, Danesfort Mrs Blako. Holly Park JIrs Kelly, Newtown Mrs Ryan, Bayview Jliss Whitohead, Blvchgrsyo JIrs Daly, Cooloeny JIrs Crow. G'oolola 'Mrs Athy, Henvllla JIrs Johnstone, Corrloktoedo- MrsSrown, Cooloo Mrs Brown, Carnaeregg JIrs O'Connor Honchy, Stonet brook JIrs D'Arey, New Forest JIrs BlaUe.gVonuoat Mrs Power, nutmeg. The Sisters of Mercy, St.

Gateiel's, BaUinasloe, respectfully beg the attention of tho charitable to the loregoing an nouncemcnt of the Bazaar to be held In the large rooms attached to their Convent. The purposes which the Bazaar is Intended to serve aro already sufficiently known to those to whom this appeal is made. The peculiar calling of Sisters of Mercy is to instruct tho ignorant, to visit, the sick, and to roj lieve the distressed but for the material moans of accoraj pushing the good at which they aim, they are, to a great ex tent, dependent on tho continuous charity of their fellow Christians. The Community of St. Gabriel's is more dopen dent in that way than most others for as yet, in Balllnnsloe, there is no charitable fund whatever to enable the Sisters of Jfercy to fill their mission.

The population is very great, and for the most part very poor, and, accordingly, there is a very large number of children to be provided with gratuitous education, many of whom must be supplied with school requisites, and even with clothing, in order that they may profit of school opportunities, nnd there is a greater quantity of private misery tohet'Clleved. espcclally in coses of sickness, thau can well be conceived by those who do not come iato-contaot with the suffering poor. Hie proceeds of -the Annual Bazaars have been the principal resources of the Sisters of Jlercy hi their endeavours to meet those wants. The very generous support given on those occasions, not only by the clorgy and.gentry of the neighbourhood, but by the noble and distinguished persons under whose influential patronage tho appeals wero made, and by the numerous visitors from distant localities, encourages the Community to hope that the friends of tho poor and the friends of education will, this year also, liberally contribute to the Bazaar The prayers of the grateful poor and of the Sisters of Mercy will be perseveringly offorod to Almighty God for the charitable contributors. A CASE DESERVING of CHARITY.

The Widow of tho late William Maher, on whom an inquest was hold at Jlarshoi-lanc, on last Friday, he having met with nn accidental death by being thrown off a car.appaals to the charitable Public for "assistance to enable her to support her seven young and destitute children. Donations will ho thankfully received by tho Clorgym'eii of Meath-street and. John-street Chapels; Andrew Kellly nnd 7, Brldgo-foot-street Michael Ryan, 142, Thomas-street; Denis Daly, John Keogh, Treasurer, 148, Thomas- donations have been received NECESSITY. At TM Smith ip4-ab the Ctance Commercial Hotel-lrT the respected representative in that csStv 0 iS Di aka and M'C'omas, having died on TuosdayTti Ath S'C a painful illness of four months' duration, loavlnE a Widow and Seven young Children, tho youngest only f(mr m0nUl8 old, totally unprovided for and in absolute want it was una nimonsly resolved That a Subscription bo forthwith entered into, for the purpose of ratslm? means tar tbn maintenance of this helpless family, and to provide a fnnd to enable their mother to enter into such business for their future support as she may be found sultod for." Tho following Gentlemen, relying on and support of their Commercial Brethren, have cheerfully undertaken to act as a Committee, nnd receive Subscription's in this moritorioit3 case. 20th September, 1850 Mr.

Mr. George Nation, Jlr. Charles Hutton, Mr. T. M.

Smith, Jlr. Richard Hatchings, Jtr Andrew Enggott, Mr. Matthew Dowling, Mr. William Geale Jlr. James O'Connor, Mr.

William Cahlll, Mr. William Hinton, Jlr. William Wight, Mt. Richard Reeves, Jlr. Arthur Green, Jlr.

John Jones, Jlr P. fainis, Mr. Richard White, Mr. O. i.t.r Mr.

Henry Ormc, Mr. L. Fitzgerald, Mr. Edward Lynch, Jlr. it.

unP0ln, Mr. Robert Aitkin, Mr. T. II. Evans.

All Letters and Subscnpuo tn he forwarded to the Trea surer P. Ennls, Clarence flotel, Suuiu Mv; siyicnzie, Mr. S. JI. Caldwell.

THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH DOCK WARD. GEXTLEyEN I havo to express my surprise at seeing the statement in Alderman Hoyte's address, intimating that I had given him an assurance that I would not Offer myself for your ward at tho toming Election. His observations the more astonish me when I remember that meeting him Inst week, on his making an inquiry as to my Intentions, I stated that having received a requisition, had not fully decided the course I should take with respect to it. At tho same time I distinctly told him that, notwithstanding the personal regard I had for him, should any suitable Liberal offer himself, I would feel bound to support my own party! It is impossible that Alderman Hoytc could have misunderstood or forgotten these observations, Tet I received, lost evening, a letter from him giving the names of two gentlemen as stating they were authorised to give him a definite answer on my behalf. I beg to say that no such authority was given to any one by me.

The only conversation that passed between mo and the two gentlemen referred to by Alderman Hoyte took place in the Chamber of Commerce about a fortnight or throa woelts when they casually inquired If itwere my Intention to seek the Aldcrmanfc Chair in your Ward, and I at onee replied" that it was not then my intention to do so." My answer was given to their inquiry without the least knowledge that they applied on behalf of any one nor was I to suppose that a passing inquiry by two gentlemen, representing themselves as my personal friends, should be made use of to serve the purposes of a political opponent. Subsequently receiving your very flattering address, and perceiving tho general wish of the Burgesses that I should offer myself, waiving all private considerations, considered it a duty to come forward. I must say that I am at a los9 to reconcile with gentlomanly feelings the deliberate statement of Alderman Hoyte, that I was canvassing the Ward, when he had a written assuranco from me that up to yesterday evening I had not canvassed for a single vote. Notwithstanding the assertion of Alderman Hoyto, I learn to-day from reliable authority tho fact that he has boon him self during the entire of this week busily engaged in soliciting support. It strikes mo that such uncandid statements on tho part of Alderman Hoyfe are not calculated either to better his posi tion in tho eyos of the Burgesses of the JJorth Dock Ward, nor to add to the many Honours oi wmen i onserve ue cau already boast, xonre very taitniuuy, JAJIES MARTIN.

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