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4, 1879. THE WATERFORD NEWS AM) GENERAL ADVERTISER, APRIL WATERFORD COUNTY AND CITY WATERFORD MARKETS. St. John's Church. SALES.

USINESS NOT! CES. MUSIC BILTON, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC NOTICE. THE Commissioners for Improving the Port and Harbour of Waterford- will, on MONDAY, the 14th day of APRIL, proceed to the appointment of a suitable person to fill the Office of now vacant. The Salary of the Engineer will be One Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum. He will be required to do all the Engineering work of the Board to take charge of the Quays, Hulks, Gangways, Dredging Plant, Buoys, Moorings, Lighthouses, and other property of the Harbour Board to report, when required, on the depth of Water in the river, and on the necessity of Dredging to Superintend the Dry Dock during construction, and subsequently maintain same on completion to attend Board and Committee Meetings when required.

Applications to be sent to this Office on or before SATURDAY, 12th inst. W. C. ALLINGHAM, Secretary. Ballast Office, Waterford, 1st April, 1879.

It Cnrraghmore Hunt Steeplechases, 1879. ALTERATION IN THE TALLY-HO STAKES. FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. A a MEETING held in the above Institution A- on the 19th ultimo, J. T.

Ryan, City High Sheriff, in the chair, 1 The following resolutions were unanimously adopted Proposed by Count de la Poeb, D.L.. County High Sheriff Seconded by W. E. Keily, T.C., and Resolved That this meeting viewB with ext reme pleasure the efforts of the Community of the Good Shepherd Nuns to provide Schools, Work-rooms, and Dwelling for the poor female children confided to their care for education, combined with an industrial training, tending to their future maintenance and sslf-support, and pledges itself to do all in its power to assist tbeir most laudable exertions, and espachlly to relieve them of the heavy debt they have So generously uuaerxaKen. Proposed by Alderman L.

A. Ryan Seconded by Rev. P. J. Sheehan, C.C.

Retobied That a bazaar, under the patronage of His Lordship, the Bishop of the Diocese, the Marquis and Marchioness of Waterford, Lord and Lady Charles and Lady Beresford, Lady G. Fullerton, Lord and Lady Carew, Mr. and Lady Gwendoline O'Shea, the High Sheriffs of City and County, theMemlers for City and County, bo Organised, and that donatio js and gifts as Prizes be solicited for the purpose." Propped by Dr. J. F.

Scott, J.P. Seconded by M. A. Manning, Esq. lesdved That the First Prize consist of a solid Silver Sirvice, or its value, 100, and that it be called The "VVaterfoid Prize," and that subscriptions be now invited towards it, and that it be subscribed to by gentlemen oaly." Proposed oy Alderman C.

Redmond Seconted by Andrew Farrell, T.C. Resolved That a Committee of Ladies and Gentlemen be formed for the purpose of working up the details and requirements for the bazaar." Proposed by W. E. Keily, T.C. Seconded by David Keooh, Esq.

Resolved That the bazaar be held in the Town-Hall on the 27th and 28th August next." The following gentlemen were appointed as honorary secretaries of the working committee Rev. W. P. Joweb, C.C, David Keooh, L. A.

RyanNaM JI. A. Mawhino. The committee gratefully acknowledge the fol lowing contributions The Most Reverend Dr. Power, The Marquis of Waterford, Count De La Poer, High Sheriff, The Earl of Bessborough, Lord Charles Beresford, M.P., Richard Power, M.P., Wm.

E. Keilly, T.C, William Kelly, Quay, Rev. Thomas J. Dowley, C.C, Rev. Thomas A.

Kelly, C.C, Laurence A. Ryan, Aid. David Keogh, Mall, Rev. R. Power, C.C.

Patrick Manning, Aid. John Kelly, James Moran, T.C, Rev. J. A. Phelan, C.C, Rev.

R. O'Riordan, C.C, Edward Moran, solr. Rev. P. J.

Sheehan, C.C, Messrs. J. M. Slatterv. 20 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 3 0 0 10 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 110 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 3 0 0 10 0 110 10 0 1 0 0 10 0 3 0 0 Waterford, April 4lh, 1879 NATIVE WHEAT None offering.

BLACK OATS -DolMmd Shipper. loo re.lucUoo. enable them to compe.e rmJZlLZ prices ich lowee tnai oc qnoUuion. FOREIGN WHEAT dull. MAIZE A good basiuesa doing, at a decline of 3d.

FLOUB dull. J. S. PHELAN. PRICES CURRENT.

1BISH. Old. d. a. New.

d- "23 0 I 018 0 dEA'l', pcfiarrelof 28011s. mie Eed Suippin do BALLET, per barrel of 2241bs. viruding Aialtinr VIS. per barrel l61bB Black White Ore t'LOL'E, per sack, of 2801. Superuuea Interiors -O ATM EAL, per back IAN, per Cwt.

-POiiiAlil) do. uo 0 to 10 00 0 0 013 0 oie 9 17 00 0 0 00 0 36 0 31 0 30 0 0 O11O 0 10 OM 0 0 012 00 0 0( 0 o. a 0 0 FOREIGN. Wfi EAT, per barrel o( 2HU. American Spring ted Wi.iter old Ked Winter new Gbirka, Taganrog, and Odessa Ibrail INDIAN COKN, Yellow, Odessa and Galat Ibrail and Foxouiaa (old) American Old Hi.

iJew lMmaged FLOUC, American, per barrel of )961bs. French, per sack, of 41. INDIAN MEAL, American, per aack 5 Home Manufacture, per sack, of 28ulbs. 1 Fas. d.

-u0 0 to 00 0 -00 0 00 0 .00 8 00 I Oil 0 00 00 0 00 .26 0 .23 .00 0 -HO -U0 .13 -'3 0 .13 JO 0 -to 0 -00 -00 0 0 is Corrected this day for the Waterford News), BAOoir jrios, per cwt. Steaks do. SJe. 0o.to00a.rd. 61 Fsev do.

Hbahs do. SCBAFB dO. Lakd handler's) BUTCHERS" MEAT. ti 0 It 0 US 0 42 0 00 V) a 38 0 i S3 Beif, per lb 0a.7W to 0a. 9d 0 8 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 os Oa.od.to0a.

Od 6 0 81 Oa. Hi. to 0a. 64 0 oe Mottok, per lb. Lakb, per quarter Vkal, per lb.

Foex, per lb. New. rwr rimu POTATOES. Old, per atone Whit, per libs. Household, per do.

BREAD. Dcblih, per (rallon 19b. Od. to SO. Od Cobb, puncheon, 0 16 0 Old Core, gallon, IS 0 00 FISH.

NswrotniDLABD.percwt. 19s.Od.to 22a. Hbekihgs, per barrel 0 00 fi Salmoit, per lb. 22 a Fkal, per do. 0 0 0 Sole, per do.

12 is ToaBor, per do 1 3 I OWL AND EGOS. Chiceebs, per pair Oa.Od, to Os.OJ. Turkey Cocka per pair 00 0 00 8 Obese, per pair 00 0 00 0 Eooa, per 120 0 g. Fowl, per pair 4 A a SOAP AND CANDLES. Whits, per cwt.

20a. Od to 2 la. Od Bbowb, per do. 20 23 Moulb, per dozen lbs. 5 a 0 Dipt, per do.

i wniT. ivn tit 7ix-c HOGGET WOOL Is. Id. to la. 2d 10.

1 i 0 0 i 0 22 0 22 0 3 21 28 0 SO B.0o.to70B.0d, 65 0 75 85 0 0 14 14a. Od to 16a. Oi' Wether A Ews Seih Wool Hides, per cwt. Kirs, per lb. Cvr, per dozen TIMBER.

ltVm nor trtn Yellow Pinb per do. -Staves, per 10U0 Laths, per do. COALS. Coals, per ton toAZ, per (10. 13 0 00 0 FODDER AND GREEN CROPS.

S0a.Od.toS5a. 04, Straw, wbeaten, per do. AS A 27 oaten, per ao. TuBjrirs, pereo. Mahoolds, per do.

Carrots, per do. 20 0 18 0 18 0 25 0 25 1 i 20 0 so CHARLES McINTOSH, PLUMBER, BRASS-FOUNDER GAS-FITTER, and LEAD MERCHANT, WATERKORD. (Late of Little Geobges's Stbeet), Offices and Show Room No. 10 LADY LANE. GREEN-HOUSES, CONSERVATORIES, and PUBLIC BUILDINGS HEATED by Hot Water, on the most approved principle.

Testimonials, too numerous for insertion, from the leading Gentry of Waterford and surrounding Counties, whoso places I have heated, may be seen at my offices. P.S. Having purchased at the Sale at Little George's street the entire Stock of Brass, Wood, and Lead Patterns connected with the Foundry; for Brass Castings, I am enabled to execute all orders for Casing at the shortest ndfice, and on reasonable terms. Entrance to Works from Petor street. mh IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Parties about to Supply their Houses with the new Pipe-Water will consult their own interests by calling at the above Establishment, where estimates can be had free. All work will be guaranteed of the best materia! and workmanship, and will be executed on the most It ea-soyABLs Terms. A trial respectfully solicited. Mbs. McINTOSH desires repectfully to acquaint the numerous friends and patrons of her late lamented husband and the Public generally, that she will continue to carry on the above Business in all its branches with the aid of a competent Manager, and trusts to merit a continuence of the support and patronage her husband was so long favoured with, and to give the same general satisfaction, by using tho best description of materials and employing only skilled workmen.

Mas. McIntosh tenders her best thanks to the many kind friends who have already given her promises of work and patronage. 10, Lady Lane, Waterford, Aug. 27, '78. GINGER WINE, Unkqcallkd as a Delicious Stomachic, fob the use of T7UM1LIES and INVALIDS, infinitely superior li 1 rr 1 1 1 1 1 11- a- any otuer oiiereu tne x-uuiic.

OBTAINED THE FfRST PRIZE DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1862. May be obtained of all Grocers and Wine Merchants throughout the Country, And Wholesale (in Wood and Bottle) from the Manufacturers, BEWLEY DRAPER (Limited), 28.) UBLIN. ti HUGE LEAN, PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER, GAS-FITTER LEAD MERCHANT, Ac, 3, LITTLE GEORGE'S STREET, WATERFORD. Having purchased the Interest and Plant of the late firm 01 McLEAN and McINTOSH, Enables me to execute all Orders entrusted to me as LUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER, and GAS-FIT-TEE also Heating of Green-houses, Conserva tories, and Public Buildings, on the most improved principle, by the circulation of hot water. House and Ship Water Closets Baths Lift and Force Pumps Hydraulic Rams Gasaliers, Gas Heating, and Cooking Stoves always on hands.

mh2.tf HUGH McLEAN, 3, Little George' s-street, Waterford. SPRING GOODS, 1879. EACH DEPARTMENT Is now Complete with evebt Noneltt suited to the Season, v. Oa" APRIL 1st and following days, ALL WILL BE READY FOR SALE. An early inspection solicited.

KELLY, Millinery, Mantle, and Genebal Dbapebt Warehouse, 75, QUAY, April 1st, 1879. WATERFORD. FOB, AD THE NEW BRAIDED MILITARY JACKET, Readt-Made, and to Order, After Patterns of the J'fferent Reniments, P. TOBIN SONS, Clothiers, Hatters, and Habit Makers Indian and Colonial Out-fitters, D4.tf 58 and 69, Quat, Waterford. SHIP and COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 24, QUAY, WATERFORD.

MICHAEL KIR WAN HAVING purchased the Interest in the above HOTEL, begs to announce that this Establishment Opened on SATURDAY, FEB. 15, 1879. M. K. trusts, by strict attention to those who patronise The Ship and Commercial Hotel, to merit a continuance of their patronage.

Quay. Waterford, Feb. 12, 1879. f28.tf WATERFORD COACH COMPANT. A JOKES and COMPANY, COACH BUILDERS AND HARNESS MANUFAC TURERS, CATHERINE STREET AND PARADE QUAY, WATERFORD, Build Carriages of the Newest Design and Finish, com Dining Elxoanci, Lightness, and Durability.

A variety of Phaetons, Side Cars, Dog and Polo Carts, iroyaens, ate, will De sola reasonable, Carriacres Stored, Bought, or Sold on commission, Old Carriages thoroughly repaired, and made equal to New. First class Workmanship and best Seasoned Material Guaranteed. CHARGES Carriages for Hire, with option of purchase. JONES AND COMPANY, WATERFORD. f22.tf ST.

STEPHEN'S BREWERY, Waterford, Vctober, 1878. PATRICK KEILY fc SONS BEO to inform their Friends and the Public that, to render their Draught Drink unrivalled in the Market, they have decided on increasinz the present strength by adding Two GAi.br and SAMPSON A A A to each Barreli W8 Pale Butt, and Porter, in future Beer, this means to obtain a fairjaa 1. They hope by age. They take tbir of local Patron-thanks for opportunity of expressing Srobbt iavors. o2S-tf NO.

18, HENRIETTA STREET. Terms, on application. d4-3m 1 Imported Seed Barley. THE following Letter has been addressed by Messrs. A.

Guinnxss, Son Co. to their several Malting Agents throughout Ireland, to whom application may be made by parties requiring Seed St. James Gate Brewery, Dublin, February 19th, 1879. Dear Sir We are encouraged by the good reports of the Seed Barleys which we sold in your Districts last year, to repeat the experiment this Seed time, and have therefore instructed Messrs. J.

Figois Son, of the Commercial Buildings, Dame-Street, to purchase a small quantity of select Seed Barley, which they will supply you with at the Cost Price. We are quite aware that many Farmers will prefer to carry on the produce of last year's Seed this year's Sowing, and that you will, therefore, probably find less demand for New Seed. Besides, believe that there is a larger quantity of good Native Seed in the country. Nevertheless, we think it well to import a small quantity for any Farmers who may still wish for a change, and trust that we may be encouraged in the effort to improve matters. Of course, the transactions are to be as last Season for Cash only.

For further particulars. Samples, Prices, Ac, beg to refer you to the gentlemen named above, whose management we have the fullest confidence. We are, dear Sir, Tours truly, A. GUINNESS, SON pro J. T.

Purser." 823" For this District, apply to J. J. Rochb, Maltings, New Roes. f28.6t NEW. SEEDS.

WILLIAM POWER, SEED MERCHANT, 25, KING-STREET, Is extensively supplied with the following "iT EW FARM SEEDS, which are very Cheap this Season CLOVERS. Alsyke, Cow Grass, English" Red, French Red, White Dutch, Trefoil, Timothy. A SSES. Italian Rye Grass, Perennial Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, Fescues, Fine Lawn Grass. MANGELS.

Mammoth Long Red, Yellow Globe, Orange Globe, Red Globe, Gate Post, Orange Tankark, Long Yellow, Oval Yellow. TURNIPS. Champion Swede, King of the Swedes, Skirving's Improved Swede, East Lothian Pur-- pie-top Swede, Purple-top Aberbeen, Green-top Aberdeen, White Globe, Grey Stone, White Belgian Carrot, Field Parsnip, Spring Vet ches, Furze Seed, Grasses and Clovers for laying down land to Per manent Pasture or Meadow, from 21s. to 35s. per Acre.

Potato Manure, Grass Manure, Mangel and Tur Manure. Bigg bheep Wash, Dog Biscuits, Linseed Meal. PRICKS ON APPLICATION. WILLIAM POWER, SEED MERCHANT, m28.4t 25, King-Street, Waterford. SEASON 1879.

Sew and Genuine Seeds, Manures and Implements. VJii have the pleasure of directing the atten-V tion of our Friends and the Agricultural Public, to our SUPERIOR and SELECT STOCK of above. The SEEDS are direct from the hands of our own GROWERS, and are not surpassed by the Seeds of any House in the Trade in this Country. TESTIMONIALS from Gentlemen and Farmers in Four Comities (to whom reference is permitted, so desired), as well as the FIRST PRIZE of the Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland (for Best Roots grown from Seeds supplied bv us). Silver Medal, Clonmel District Society Silver Cup, Iverk Farming Society, and the jirst bizs, Waterford harming Society, fully sustain our assertion, that the Seeds which we supply are superior to any others.

SPECIAL MANURES FOR ALL CROPS, including the Blight-resisting Potato Manure. Superior Bone Manure and the now famous XX Superphosphate, (without which it is impossible to good Crops), all at Low Prices. CASH Purchasers liberally dealt with. Comparison Value and prices solicited. Satisfaction ensured.

Mixtures for Permanent Pasture, to suit every description of Land, and the various purposes of Hus bandry. m28.tf fUWKK A WHISK, YUATllHHUXtU. TO DAIRY FABMESS IN THE COUNTIES OF WATERFORD, TIPPERART, KIL-KENNY, end WEXFORD. 17, Beresford-street, Waterford. OIB The Aylesbury Dairy Company, London, being anxious of obtaining Cream of good quality this country, and having appointed mo their Re- preafeuwtui.e iuttbwiiviu uHu Aft, nujuiiimg QlSOTCTS, have much pleasure in making this known to the Farmers, confident that the price offered and the great facilities presented to them, will be conducive to their interests.

Creak will be received at the following Stations Killsheelan, Carrick, Fiddown, Grange, Stradbally. Kilmacthomas, Kilmeaden, Kilkenny, Bonnet's Bridge, Taomaatown, Ballyhale, Mullinavat, Kilmacow, Train ore, New Ross, and at the principal Depot, Waterford, those wishing to dispose of their Cream should give early notice to me, in order that arrangements may be made to supply the necessary cans, as I hope to be able begin business early in April. I append the conditions on which the Cream will be received, and shall be glad to give aay further information on the subject to those who wish for it. The price will be One Shilling per quart, and payments will made weekly. Yours faithfully, ALWYNE BJDQEWAY.

The Cream must be of such quality that a quart will produce a pound of butter. All Cream must be pure and sweet and not have stood more than twenty-fonr hours. No Cream to be sent from Cows fed on turnips, or food that is likely to give Butter an unpleasant flavour. No ingredient or material to be added to or mixed the Cream. Care must be taken to keep all Dairy Utensils perfectly clean.

ml4.tf LA WES' MANURES, GREEN CROPS, CEREALS and GRASSES FORTIETH SEASON. AFTER Forty Years' experience, LA WES' MANURES stand unrivalled in public estimation, and the quality and condition of the present Season's supply are guaranteed equal to that of any former year. Professor Caxebon, in his last Report, says This Manure is rich in soluble Phosphates, and contains fair amounts of insoluble Phosphate and Ammonia. It will give great satisfaction to the Farmers of Ireland, as Lawes' Manukes have always done." And Professor Rbtholds writes The favour, able opinion of this fertilizer which I have expressed in previous years is unaltered. The present Season's supply of this Manure is of the usual excellent quality, and is certain to afford satisfactory results where properly employed." AOENTS IN THE CorrNTT WaTERVOBD: GEORGE WHITE SONS, Waterford JOHN GRUBB SON, Carrick-on-Suir -JOHN HIGGINS, Cappoquin JOHN NOON AN, Lismorej J.

W. CCONNELL, Lismore; JOHN SCAN LAN, Dungarvan. -Agents for New Ross, Abtbukstown, 4c JAMES GALAVAN Co, New Ross ISRAEL WALLIS, Arthurstown, WES' CHEMICAL MANURE CO. (Limited). Obex Oppicb 6b Ireland, WATERFORD MARKET REVIEW rOR THE CO BRENT WEEK.

Butter. The sopply tiis week was large, and prices drooping each market day. Prime new sweet Butter was in demand at l'tfs. to 125s. Middling and Inferior sold at lus.

to 20s. less, and the demand dull, as American Butter is selling very cheap in all the English markets. In fact it will put interior Irish Butter out of these markets, as it is at 6d. to 8d. per lb.

Wheat. The supply small from farmers. Prims WFte Wheat 24e. to 25s. Red, 21s.

fid. to 22s, 6d. Inferior, 2us. Foreign, 24a. to litis.

Supply huge, and demand dull. Oats in small supply by boats and bom farmers. Black Oats, lUs. 2d. Greys, 12s.

The opinion is that Oats cannot go high from the low price of Indian Corn, with Canadian Oatmeal of better qua'ity thai Irish going in England, at a figure than that at which Irish can be sold. Baklet. Malting, 17s. to 18. Grinding, 13a.

64 to lta. THE Devotions of the Three Houbs Agon?" of our Blessed Lord will commence in St. John's Church on GOOD FRIDAY, at Twelve o'clock, and will be conducted by the Rev. Father ST. LAWRENCE, Inchicore, Dublin.

M. KEATING, Adm. THEATRE ROYAL, WATERFORD. The Management has the honor to announce Two Gband Fashionable Amateur Dramatic and Musical ENTERTAINMENTS, ON EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY, The 14th and 15th April, 1879, Under the distinguished Patronage and Presence of THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF WATERFORD, K.P. The Right Worshipful the Matob of Watebfobd Edmond Count de la 1 oer, High Sheriff of the County James T.

Ryan, High Sheriff of the City; Charles Kekebford, il.f. Richard Power, M. And Major uobman, M.P. On EASTER MONDAY the performance will commence with T. Madison Morton's romance of real life, entitled BOX AND COX To be followed by Selections from.

HAMLET To conclude each evening with the laughable Farce, MISS TIBBET'S BACK HAIR 1 On EASTER TUESDAY will be presented (by special desire) Selections from Lord Ly tton's famous Play, RICHELIE To be followed by a GRAND CONCERT and concluding with MISS TIBBET'S BACK HAIR! The Members of the Waterford Amateur Band have kindly consented to attend, and will play a chbice selection of Music on both evenings. PRICES AS 7 i For further particulars see small Bills, THANKS. mHE Treasurer of the St. Vincent de Taul So- JL ciety gratefully acknowledges having received from the Poor ReHef Committee the sum of .26 13s in aid of the Funds of the Society for the relief of the industrious and deserving poor of this city. THE Christian Brothers gratefully acknowledge receiving the following additional Prizes for their EASTER MONDAY RAFFLE A Lady's exquisitely embroidered Evening Dress, all hand-wronght by a Chinese, and presented by Mrs.

and Miss Harris of Michael-street. A set of China in green and gold, presented by a friend. A fully-rigged Steam Ship, about 2ft. 9in. lonj, presented by Mr.

Roach of Bailey's New-street. A splendid copy of the Douay Bible, richly bound and gilt, worth about 5, presented by Miss O'Neill of Ballybricken. A quantity of nice things for the Lottery, presented by Mrs. T. Browne, of New-street, and other friends.

As this may be the last publication before the Raffle it may be well to give a list of the principal prizes, and also to thank again our generous friends, who came forward unsolicited with so many and such valuable articles A Five Pound Note, Mr. Wm. Power, Barronstrand-street. A valuable and beautifully dressed Doll, by a friend. A set of drawing-room Chairs, by Mrs.

O'Neill, of Michael-street. A Kilderkin (18 gallons) of XXXX Sampson Ale, Mr. Wm. Keily, New-street. A case of Champagne and a handsome Cushion, Mrs.

Reddy, Coffee-house-lane. A large Vase of Flowers under glass shade, Masters Briscoe, Manor. A Meerschaum Pipe Masters Ryan, Broad-strf et. A beautifully illustrated copy of Moore's Poetical Works, Mrs. W.

O'Donnell, Dublin. A beautiful set of Mantelpiece Vases, a Friend. Another set of Mantelpiece Vases, Mr. P. Keating, Quay.

A large and beautiful Pair of Lustres, the Misses Mernan. A fancy ink-bottle stand and other nice things, Mr. John Ahearn, of John-street. A Loaf of Lump Sugar, the Masters Egan, A Gold Ring set in garnets for the Raffle, and a number of nice things for the Lottery, from a Friend. Flour Mill Manager Wanted.

A MAN who thoroughly understands the business, and capable of taking its entire management. would be liberally dealt with. Apply to a4.2t JAMES MYERS, Suir Island, ClonmeL TAILORING, Patronised by the Most Noble the Marquis of Water ford and the uentrj of tne County. JAMES O'BRIEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, BROWN STREET, UlLE expressing sincere thanks to the Gentry and the Public in general, for the kind and Liberal Patronage which he has received for many years, desires to intimate that being about to extend Ids business, and carry on the DRESS-MAKING Trade in addition, he will be prepared to offer. the 24th MARCH and following days, until further notice, THE RESIDUE OF HIS LARGE AND WELL- SEimxnmu WIntbq btook, Consisting of English, Irish, and Scotch Tweeds Fine Cloths, Deer and Doe Skins, Pilots, "Beavers, Wor-steads, Corduroys, Bedford Cord; Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, Scarfs, At Cost, and in many instances considerably under First Cost price, in order to effect a complete clearance before the arrival of the New Season's Goods.

Gentlemen who may prefer to get their Suits made on the premises may feel confident that their orders will be executed on the Most Moderate Tebms, combined with style and despatch, and in every respect calculated to give the fullest satisfaction. He will also be able to furnish the Kilmacthomas Frieze to any Gentleman who may require it, at 2s. 2d. and 2s. lOd.

per yard. Terms Cash. Sale each day from 10 a.m., till 4 p.m. m28.3t Statutory Notice, Purtuant to the 22nd and 2Srd Cap. 35.

In the Goods of John Fitzgxbald, late of Sliev- rue, otherwise Kilmurry, in the County of Kilkenny, Publican and Farmer, deceased, who died on the 11th March, 1879. ALL PERSONS claiming to be Creditors of, or to have any Claims against the Estate of the above-named deceased, are hereby required, on or before the 1st day oi Mat, 1879, to furnish the particulars of their Claims in writing to me, as the Solicitor for Mast Fitzgerald, of Slieverue, other wise Kilmurry, aforesaid, widow, to whom Adminis tration was granted on the 29th day of March, 1S79, by the Kilkenny District Registry of the Probate and Matrimonial Division of the High Court of Justice in Ireland. The said Maet Fitzgkbaxd will, after the said 1st day of Mat, 1879, proceed to administer the deceased's Estate, having regard only to the claims of which she or I shall then have had notice. Dated this 81st day of March, 1879. PEIRSE KELLY, Solicitor for said Maet a4.2t Fitzgerald, Cathedral Square, Waterford.

In tne High Court of Justice in Ireland. ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDIT0R8. CHANCES DIVISION. "PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of justice. 'eaBwr TOwth.e mabsf F-v4 Autnceiy Anvision, uiuue 111 1st of the Estate of David olden, late of Broad-Street, in the City of Waterford, Woollen Draper, deceased, between Baetholmw Holdin, rimnttff Holdkn.

Defendant The CREDITORS of the said David Holdbn, who died in or about the Month of December, 1877, are. on before the 22nd day of April, 1879, to sena oy post, pre-paid, to Mr. Edward Moran, of 22, Wellington-quay, in the City of Dublin, the Solicitor of the Defendant, the Administrator of the deceased, their Christian and Surnames, Addresses and Descriptions, and in the case of Firms, the Names of the Partners and Style or Title of the Firm, tne lull particulars of their claims, a Statement of tbeir Accounts, and the nature of the Securities (if any) held by them or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said order. Everv Creditor holdine any Security is to produce the same before the Right Honorable the Master of the Rolls, at his Chambers, Four Courts, Dublin, on the 14th day of Mat, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. Dated this 22nd day of March, 1879.

B. E. WHITESTONE, Chief Clerk. JAMES J. FEELY, Solicitor for the ru28Aall Plaintiff, 4, Dame-street, Dublin.

Bishop Sons' ttninine Wine. mHIS INVIGORATING WINE, strongly re- I commended bv the highest Medical authoritiea for its Tonio and Restorative Qualities, is prepared with the most careful attention to the purity of its ingredients, and contains une uram 01 yuuuno, eaeu uiaaa. Sold Evertwhire. Du6(- -Wholesale by Boileau A Botd, M'Masteb. Hodoson A Co.

Hdob Moore A Co. Alexander Findlator A Co. Fawcett A Co. Camtrell and Cochrane. Retail by IIknbt tobin, James lana oan, Johnston and Oldhak, and others.

Bloccvock-J. Richardson. Cork Toxkins and Son, Woodford, Bourne, A Co H. Morris. J.

Moroan Smith. Belfast William Dobbin A Co 1 Clark A and J. Harlett. Hugh White. Eaxin A and Leathem, Coulter, and Howard, and W.

tilLMORB at AJ. Londonderry Osborne A Patten, Jambs Thompson and Son. Dvngannon and Aughnadoy J. M. Ferguson A Co.

Manufactured and Bottled by Messrs. BISHOP and SONS, Finsburt Distillery, LONDON. ap4.7m I Executors' Sale Or A TWO-STORKV HOUSE, on Tint PRIESTS' R0A3, TRAM OR K. TO BE SOLD "B'Z AUCTION, on MONDAY, 21st A KRI Tj, a one o'clock, at our Sale-rooms, The MALL, WATERFORD, by directions of tho Executors of the lat 1 Mr. Johs J.

Griffin, their INTEREST in the LEASE of the HOUSE, No. 3, PRINTS' ROAD, TtiAMORE. It contains two large Sitting- Rooms, six Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Ac also, a small Garden at re re. The House is only a few years built a torn of .80 has been expended oa it within the lat two years in permanent The T'hole is held under Lease for two Lives, now aid years respectively, at the low rent of 2 16a per Annum. Immediate possession will be given.

For all particulars apply to PATRICK KENT, Solicitor, Lady-lane or THO a AS WALSH A SON Auctioneers, Ac. Toe Mall, Watrf rd, March 27, 1379. n28.4t COUNTT WATERFORD. Interest in the of a most valuable i Farm Of 60 Irish Actus of Prime Land for Sals. m6 B3 SOLT BT AUCTION, on SATURDAY, A 19th A PRIL, 1879, at our A LEROOMS, the Mall, Watrfbrd, iby directions of Mr.

M. Walsh, his IXTBRJSST in the LEASE of the HOUSE, OFFICESnd 6A.a-eB of the LANDS of BALLY-DUFF, held under Ijease for 31 years, at the low Rent of 30s. per acn Nearly all the Land is under gratis. Immediate jesession wiU be given. Sale at one o'clock.

fi" BallydntT is miles from Waterford on the Cork Road and abou a quarter of a mile from Kil-nitaden Railway Sb.tion. s. or particulars ap ply to JAMES i. FJiELY, Solicitor, a King Street Waterford Or THOMAS WALSH A SON, Auctioneers. The Mall, WataVford, April 4tfi, 1879.

a4.3t BIRDS BIBDS BIRDS 1 AUCTION ROQMJ, HENRIETTA STREET, WATERFORD. MONDAY, APRIL 7th 1879. FFORTANT SALE of TALKING Grey and Green PARROTS, Wax Bills, Java Sparrows, Love Birds, Piping Bullficchs. These Birds are worthy the attention of the public, being young and highly Trained. Sale will commence at One o'clock.

It Mr. C. CUSANI, Auctioneer. KILMACTHOMAS UNION. Supplies Wanted.

THE Guardians of the above Union will, at their Meetisg to be held on TUESDAY, the 15th day of APRI 1879, receive Proposals for Supplying the WorlJiouse with the following articles, to be delivered carriage free FOR ilX MONTHS. B-st Beef, in and Fore Quarters, or in lesser quantities, as may be ordered, Necks, Laps, Houghs, and Shoulders to be excluded, the Shoulders being taken of it the joint, and the Contractor to allow lOlbs per Cvt. of the gross weight for bone. Best Pork, at per lb. Best Mutton, in Hind Quarters, at per lb.

Best Beef Heads and Houghs, Heads to be not less than 20 lbs. each, and Houghs not less than 161b. each. FOR THREE MONTHS Best White Bread, at per 4lb. Loaf Best Indian Meal, at per Sack Best Oatmeal, at per Sack Best Flour, at pet And on same day 20 Tons of Best Red Ash Cardiff Coal, at per Tot.

Contractors mast enter into a Bond with Two solvent Sureties, for due performance of Contract. By order, I WM. HUNT, Clerk of Union. Clerk's Office, 2nd April, 1879. a4.2t Keating-, Insect Powder.

Used by Majesty's Government. flUltS Powderfs unrivalled in dertroying all JL Insects, although perfectly harmless to Domestic Animals. It preserve a from Moth. All Wollens and Furs should be weB irinkled with the Powder before placing away. At tho seaside it is invaluable for preserving from domestic worries.

(JS.ULLS HUU3. FLEAS, BEETLES, MOTHS. The increasing deraaxd for this celebrated preparation OH auHU uuuiuiiiK wuicu uuuuiu iii uieir euwH purchasers are, there ore, particularly requested to ob-tain Kbatimo's iwdeb." Sold in Tins, Is. and 2a. 6d.

each, by all Druggists, or by post, 14 and 33 Stamps, from THOM IS KEATING, St Paul's Church-yard, London. a4.tf CUBE FOB ALL The discovery of this Ointment has proved an invaluable boon to thousand 8 of sufferers when rubbed over or near the seat of (uttering, its rare Balsamic proper ties are conveyed to rory part. Thus it heals inward wounds and ulcers ef the Stomach, Bowles, or Womb, strengthens the spinal marrow in cases of nervous weakness and depressioa, and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs, and Chest. No invalid need despair of cure, whilst this Ointment am be obtained for the reputation it bears in every quarter of the globe, is fully borne out by success it 1 as attained, corroborated as it is by testimonials from persons of all classes and countries Gout, RheumaIis and Neuralgia. These truly formidiable and dread id diseased, with nocturnal spasms, nervous twitchinga.

nscular cramps, and sciatica, will yield, when treated by this Ointment. In no eases is it more important tot hi ve the Ointment thoroughly and effectually conveyed -trough the pores of the skin to the affected parts, upon hich it will bring its soothing influences to bear, and thus produce ease, comfort, and security. The Pills wuld also be taken in appropriate doses to lessen the int animation, and to purify the blood Bad Lias, Bad Bi easts, Old Wounds, and Ulcerations or all Kinds. The application of this Ointment heals, in arsnarkable manner, every kind of Ulceration, softens th 3 stiff or contracted tissues, causes proud" flesh to -di sappear, and foul and loathsome discharges to become gonverted into healthy healing surfaces and these) el ects are not temporary, but are radical and permanent. Piles, Fistulas, and Abscesses.

These and all similar affections ant be carefully treated according to the plan reoommeudo 1 in the printed instructions. The Ointment must be ap ilied directly to the parts affected, and Holloway's PXs be simultaneously taken to purify the blood, and to naive the internal congestions which are so fertile a cause rf this class of disease. Dropsical Enlab sements. Swelled Legs, and Vakicoss Viinsj jn the reduction of all Glandular Swellings noremedy uals this incomparable Ointment it prevents the forms aon of extraneous growths, and is an invaluable remedy for checking all Chronic Discharges when dilge ntly rubbed into the parts affected, the worst ease willyi 1dm a comparatively short space of time. Scbofula Air-5 CL 9 Skib D18EA8SS.

This Ointment is a certain remedy for all diseases of the skin, whether simple or eompHoafed. Scurvy, ringworm, blotches, pimples, and othet ei taneous disorders, are at once era- dicatea oy uus nwt able unguent. Bout en vtnment I as PilU tfumld be rued in theolUrw 1 tn compiamzt Bad Legs Bad Breasts Burns Bunions Chilblains Chapped Hands Jorns (Soft) Scalds Fistulas Sore Throats Gout Skin Diseases 1 Uiandular Swellings Scurvy Lumbago Sore Heads Piles Tumours Rheumatism Ulcers Sore Ninnlea "WnwmAm Contracted and Stiff Joints The Ointment skd Pills are sold at Professor Hollo- WAT 8 fstabhamneitt, W3, Oxford-street. London ln bv nMrlv trier" resnAntftbla VanHfw rJt thronghout the CKil sod World, in Pots and Boxes, at is. 1KL, -as.

s. ana Ws. each. The smallest Pot of Obit nent contains one ounce and the smallest Box of Plllt four dozen. Full printed dire iona ai affixed to each Pot and Box', and can be su in any language, even in Turkish, Arabic.

Armeniara, nian or Chinese. N.B. Advice can be obtained, free of charge, by ap plying at tne aoove 1 aaress, oauy, oetween tne nourso 11 and 4. or bv letter. Callwssi toWH stem of Uab Urn 1U1 UWV hi EEITEl) 90th Louis.

Lend yo. Bom. mannra Dauber. Newport. Cork, eod 3 Atpil.Sa rHe, Holyhead, copper ore Milford, tilfiad.

gat Xqua, Cart '4, coal Yembo, Baltimore, "Jut lira jooUfej Zephyr, Bristol, go. nn 1 3Mb Limerick, Is, afford, re; Dopaon, Dublin, mrH yarraniw, Liverfoei. pitwood Anna, Car'9, ballast; Betr.ee, Card-T, m1 ast; GazeUa, Irtblin, malt Barrow, H'll Duddon, pitweod Cjrns, Newry, coal Abcana, Cardiff, ball wt jEieelsoiri idiff, pitwood TiUenina, Hayle.bo lea Thistle. Dublin, tat Sapid, Wexford, manure Borer, Dublin, barter ri Loniaa, UlAagO' LOCAL RAILWAY TKAJfrlO, tor the Wmm Win fUWAI, JiABt-H wa, 187. "Kilkenny Jind-iou Kuiiwar lea open).

1 It- Wafci-ferf Atbenry and Ennis (3S miles open). LtoSrlk lea Waterford and Kilkenny (31 i oism; openj. a. d. a.

d. 183 19 sa 13 8 a. d. PumIa ft 111 142 17 0 66 81 10 10 188 1 10 Gooda.Ca 162 Total 2106 ki oj ao 0 709 13 7 Ml 1 8 ia 1 1 8 nk mat T- 0 1S3 0 0 saij. vii Mr.

Carrotbers. ano- at ti. 1 Saturday.Mr. Rd. Haokett's interest in aboullel ven acree of the lanJs of Artgna hV'ami'e from ilo mwl, on the Cashel road, held under Kr Bat well, ant with his oonsent.

Mr. Murphy, Jaarineld, was dih red purchaser at 150. the E. net for we we in -131 GB nip tne the if grow of IO from 1 and to be any with Fob LA 22, IbDiAN Corn in large aupply demand dull. American, 13s.

Galats, 13s. 6d. to 14s. Fodder. The supply of Hay this week wa very small.

What was to hand, both on and oa Wednesday, was prime, and met a ready demand at aa advance of 5s. a ton ou previous prices. On Wednesday it was bought at from 55s. to 60s. a ton, and at an early hour 6oe.

was the figure. There is very little demand for Straw of either quality, and prices were down very much from those of the protons week. Good Wheaten Straw did not go beyond 25s. a too, whilst Oaten waji wAml innmral fn mi. THE words Those qualified to enter a Horse" are substituted for the words, Their then Owners," in fourth last line of the Article published, and Steeplechase" is substituted for Race" in the last line.

By order of the S.ewards, It THOMAS REDDY, Hon. Sec. (pro tern.) Waterford, 31st March, 1879. SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, 40 If 50 LADY LANK, WATERFORD. THE LADIES who conducted the Servants' Horn in Lady Lane, having transferred the Business to Mrs.

Walus, the Servants' Registry Office is carried on, as heretofore, in the same Premises and Mrs. Wallis avails of this opportunity to return her best thanks for the large patronage received by her since the transfer. No Servant recommended before the strictest scrutiny is made regarding character. There are at present disengaged, Cooks, Thorough Servants, Parlour and Housemaids, Butlers, Coachmen, Ac. 28-3m TO BE LET FOR GRAZING, from the 1st APRIL, upwards of 200 ACRES of the LANDS of CAPAGH and KNOCKNACROOHA, situated midway between Dungarvan and Cappoquin, within one statute Mile of the Cappagh Railway Station.

The above Lands are in good heart, are well sheltered, and yield remarkably early grass. Apply to RICHARD J. USSHER, m28.2t Cappagh, Cappoquin. TRAMORE. HOUSES, fully furnished, TO BE LET, by the Month, for the Season or by the year, at St I.koeb Terrace, Tramore.

Apply to Mr. T. Power to No. 2, on the prenus- To be Let for Six Months, Subject to Redemption, PART of the LANDS of GBANAGH FERRY, containing 131 Acres or thereabouts, Irish Plantation Measure, with the Dwelling Houses thereon, or separately, as may be agreed upon. The Land is prime Grazing Laud, is all in Grass, and is situate within about li miles of the Town of Waterford.

Proposals to be addressed to Gerald O'Connor, Tinlough, Waterford. Tinlongh, 28th March, 1879. m28.lt JISEASE PBEVENTED, JJEALTH RESTORED, -By the use of Kate's Worsdell's Pills, Which the experience of over 60 years proves to be the BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. THBT PURIFY THE BLOOD I CLEANSE THE SYSTEM, REMOVE OBSTRUCTIONS, IMPROVE the DIGESTION ESTABLISH THE HEALTH. Sold everywhere at Is.

ljd-. 2s. and 4s. 6d. per box.

jal7.6m Harness and Saddlery Warehouse, PATRICK-STREET, WATEBF0RD. i Established 1823 SUBSCRIBER begs respectfully to intimate to the Gentry and Farmers of Waterford and its Vicinity that having made Extensive Alterations in his Premises, he is enabled to execute with Promptness all Orders entrusted to his care, inoluding Repairs, Ac. GIG, POSTING, CART, A PLOUGH HARNESS In Great Variety. Full and Demi-Shafted Saddles, Stable Requisites, Blacking, Compo, kept in Stock. CARRIAGE, VAN, and WAGGON HARNESS Made' to Order in ant Style.

From past practical experience (entending over 30 years) in all branches of the Business, the Subscriber is prepared to guarantee Good Work at Fair Prices, along wren safe weU-nttlng Articles. for tne PPort which they have hitherto affort m0 mi soliciting a continuance of same, vuuiu I beg to remain, Most Obediently f21-3m JAMEs rnrm J. Waterford and Central Ireland Eailway LOANS on DEBENTURES, DEBENTURE STOCK or Dh POSIT of OrxgxnaX Undertaking. mHE DIRECTORS, for the nnr nose of REPLACING the INSTALMENTS of the GOVERNMENT LOAN and BONDS falling due. are prepared, until further Notice, to accept LOANS ON MORTGAGE BONDS at 4 per payable upon One Year's notice, or for such term of Years as may be fixed and for the Debenture Stock, ha vine ennn.1 priority with the Mortgage Bonds, bearing Interest at per venc in perpetuity.

They will also accept LOANS on DEPOSIT, bearinir oi Dromnpp ii t. notice, and at 3 per Cent, payable on 3 Months' notice. For the year ending 29th 1878, the Traffic Receipts were 37,394 17b. 5d. the Workinsr and Expenses being 19,509 3s.

2d. leaving a balance of 17,885 14s. being more than double the amount required for the Interest on Loans, after the payment of which there is, therefore, a considerable surplus for dividends to Shareholders. They will, every Half-year, send to each Creditor a Statement showing the full particulars and Amount of the several Loans due by the Company. Applications to be addressed to the undersiiraed.

at ii ri tr. uff-i. i ii. IUOVvIUMUJ IVIUB Tiwnvu AwminuS. CENTRAL IRELAND RAILWAY.

From Maryborough Station to Geashill Station, on the line of Railway from Portarlington to Athlone. (Constituted a separate Capital and undertaking under the Acts of 1866, 1873, 1875, 1877, and 1878). Iu of New Central Ireland Railway Stock, with o.innu. roeeipt cu yy jrom aaie oj tarue, a 4 dividend of 5 ver Cent net annum. THE DIRECTORS of the Waterford and Central Ireland railway lampany are prepared to issue New Central Ireland Railway Stock, noon which will ho n.M a Dividend of 5 per Cent, per annum from annual receipts, oi wmcn JCia.aa is.

4d. is now on hands, secured for that purpose under agreements sanntinnail Parliament between the Great Western Railway Com pany oi juigiana, ana tne watertordana Central Ireland Railway Company, the full particulars of which can be ootainea on application to toe secretary. (By Oiler), WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Secretary. Waterford. Nov.

16th, 1878. (mh84-tf) 3. W. BENSOS, Watch tvnd Clock Maker TO THE TJEEN and ROYAL, FAMILY, and bv Special Appointments to H.B.H. the Prince of Wales, H.I.M.

The Empebob of Russia, and the Mahabaxahs of Bubdwan and Johobi. Prix Medals London, Dublin, and Paris. HJSH BOX '8 a WATCHES I CLOGTne Of every description, uitd.wmrrerf ui 1 1 A Mi V. ommu exauuneu or For Churches, Turrets or Public Buildings, Dining or Drawing Room, Library, Carriage, Church, Hall or Shop, Perpetual Calendars, Wind Dials, etc. Chronographs, Chronometers, Keyless, Levers, Presentation, Repeaters, Railway Guards'.

Soldiers' aud Workmen' Watches of extra Novelty Early English' Clooks, in Wood and Ormolu, decorated with Bine China, Wedgwood, Ac, from Ss. Made solely by Benson. BENSON'S Gold and Silver Jiwillibt, Of every description, in the richest and newest Disigns, i at the Lowest Prices, compatible with good workmanship Brooches, Bracelets, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Earrings, Src, and also in Diamond and precious Stones. BENSON'S Workman's'" Silver English Lever, 5s. Warranted).

BENSON'S Everybody's" Silver Watoh, Crystal Glass, 3 3e. (Warranted). BENSON'S Silteb and Elictbo-Platk, For Race and Athletdo Meetings, Presentation or Household nse. Special Designs and Estimates Free. BENSON'S New Illustrated Pamphlets on Watches, Clooks, Turret Clooks, Plata, and Jewellery, sent Post Free, 2d.

each. Watches sent safe by Post to all parts of the world. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery skilfully repaired by experienced Workmen. Plate, Jewellery, and Watches bought and exchanged. Clubs supplied.

8Uam Factory and City Show Rooms: IiTJDGATE HILL, LONDON, West End Establishment-, OLD BOND STREET. mh7.iy stabi.ibhd 1748. It is not trne that muriate of zinc is the best pass for eternity. It. is not true that Prince Alfred allows his tongue to wag too Boobs of very fine quality are daily at market, and ie fair demand, Carrots on Wednesday bei ig from 26.

to Mangolds averaging and Turaips going at from 18s. to l'Js. a ton. PriTATnaiR An Wo -If-. Taw mnA m-U.

was a large supply to market, particularly on for- mer uay, and chiefly from the county Carlow. The average wholesale price was 6d- and retai' od. to 8ad. per stone. Seed 4d.

per ditto. Salhon. The supply during the week was rather of av vanea cuaracier, la rye one uay ana small toe next, with a consequent alteration in prices, but not to a great extent. On Saturday the supply was very good, aud the wholesale price was Is. 8U.

per all round. Ou Monday, with a small nruiber to market, it was from Is. 9d. to Is. lUd.

on Tuesday it was again Is. Sd. oa Wed lesday, Is. 8d. to Is.

9d. yesterday la. Sd. and to day, 2s. Id.

per lb. Bacon. Best Lean Watenord teable, 74s. f.ob. Heavy, fat.

and seconds at a considerable reduction. I The is fair for best sorts, oaing to supply being short. Hanon nipa 55a. ner em ii. Hambra in larva supply, at 58s.

to 62s. demand1 fair, aa price is low compared with Irish. 1'i'PEBART Butte a MiCKEr. it fi a day's mar- The Committee also gratefully acknowledge the following contributions as Prizes: A splendid Harmonium, from a Friend, value JE10. A Lady's Dressing Case and Workbox, mounted in Gold, and several other valuable Prizes, from the Superior General of the Good Shepherd.

France. An Illustrated Copy of the Lives of the Irish Saints, from a friend. A Lady's Morning Dress, beautifully embroidered in silk, value 20, from Mrs. W. C.

B. Wyse, Manor of St, John, Waterford. Two valuable Oil lain tings, from John Phelan, High street. Materials "for a Japanese Silk Dress, from Mrs. Captain Flanagan, Manor-street.

A Large Box best Soap, from a friend The Life of O'Connell, handsomely bound and illustrated, from Mrs. John Mackey, Little Newtown. Miss Kelly, Arnndle-squar, JE1. Mrs. P.

Lalor, Manor-street. 3. Mrs. P. Coinmins, Quay, 2.

A Lady's Writing Desk, from a friend. A Magnificent Album, from E. Dwyer Gray, M.P. A Valuable China Tea Service, from Mrs. J.

O'Dwyer, Tramore. A Large Bride Cake value JE4, from Mrs. W. Bishop, Barronstrand-Btreet. WATERFORD BUTTER MARKET.

Namlier of firkins weighed at the Public Butter Marlet for week ending Friday (th's day) and prices. Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, 125s. Od. 135s. Od.

His. Od. 000a. oh. 112a.

Od. 1 2s. Od. 125a. Od.

0 130 liS 000s. Od. 125a Od. Od. 0d.

125s. 000s. jfTMlay, 0 000a. Od. No.

of Fixidns corresponding week last rear Price per cwt 145s. Od. to 165a. Or1. girths, Jttamagcs, and pcaths.

A inifii rrmctta (f BirthM, UarruLamJumd, lUaihrm.utt bt tfrcaial BIRTHS. At tho Bectory, Ballysax, Curragh Cilnp, the wife of Henry Dawson, B.A., of a daughter. At Toomavara, the wife of Mr. James O'Meara, of a daughter. At 70, Castle-street, Nenagh, the wfeot Mr.

John C. Mac-key, of a son, prematurely. At Clogheen, the wife of 3ffr. D. L.

Ryan, of a daughter. On 27th at Alexarder Park, Dungorvon ter, the wife of Andrew D. Walsh, Oi a danirhter. March 20, at 2, Seapoint-ter-aoe, Clontarf, Dublio, the wife of Eugene J. M'Swiney, C.E of a dae -hlor.

March 27, at 2, Great Denmark-street, Dublin, tne wife of Anthony B. Carroll, of a eon. March 29, at High-street, Kilkenny, the wife of James Doran, of a son. March 27, at Yooghal, co, Cork, the wife of Arthur Kennedy Purvis, 87th li.L Fosiliera, and of Darsham House, Suffolk, of a daughter. MARRIAGES.

April 3, at Pethard Church, co. Wexford, by Bev. Mr. HcAay, Mr. Edward of Woodstock, Victoria, to Miss Jane Lewis, of Fethard.

At Bombay, Arthur 15th Regiment, to Mary Josephine, youngest daughter of the late John Fitzgerald, Clonbealy Hoube, Newport, 00. Tipperary. On 5tb March, at Christ Church, Byculla, Bombay, R. E. Kelaall, Lieutenant lltb Foot, son of the lata Colonel Kel-aall, 70th Foot, to Elizabeth Eachel (Lily), eldest daughter of Charles Butler-Lowe, Baeecotrrce House, CaaheL DEATHS.

On 30th March, at Seaneld House, co. Waterford, alter a tedious illness, borne with the utmost ptie ice and resignation, and fortided by all the consoliag ri.es of the Catholic Church, Sarah Mary Joiephiro Barron Anthony, wife of James J. Anthony, Eaq J.F., lea Ting a young family to deplore their irreparable loss, though yet too youny to rea'ize its extent, 'a be death of this estimable lady baa a jlajk which will not he easily filled up in a lax-re circle of relatives and friends, to whom aha had endeared herself by her Biig-le-minded, unselnshneaand great amiability of dispotttiouher gentle, unobtrusive manners, and the genial warmth of her affectionate heart. The Requiem Mass a id Office took place on Tuesday last, in the church of BaUylaneen, and immediately after the remains were coaveyed for interment to her fanvly bu-ial ground in the ebapel yard of Fa ha, and were att3nded by a large number of the priesta, the gentry of the locility, and the tenantry of both families. On Saturday, at Smithstown, CaaUeoomer, aged 76, Catherine, wife of the late Edward Foley, deeply and very deservedly regretted.

On Monday High Mass and Office were celebrated in the parish chapel, Castlecomer, for the repose of her soul, when her remains were interned in the family burial place at Clough, followed by an r-fTm and respectable concourse of persons of all classes. May she rest in ntt. At Marr-street. widow otT' rnmei. after a prolonged illneaa, Anne, '0u 25th at CootehilL Martha, wife of Thomas Smyth, -Jf.

A.IVUB1 of Lismore, co. Waterford. March 22, at her residence, Ballyongbty, co. Tipperary, Charlotte, wL'e of Terenoa O'Brien, F.L.O. March SB, at Bleu tone, South of trance, jonn u.

rwmng- ton, second son of John Barrington, Eaq Bivenlwld, Wexford. At his residence. Banard. on Sunday evening, BtepnenJ. Murphy, formerly of Ballvmore Castle, co.

Tipperary. At Dublin, Margaret, relict of Mr. Thomas Brett, Bajwall-street, ClonmeL At the Provincial Bank, Limerick, in her fifth year. Mar Alice, beloved daughter of John Morton, Esq. At Kose-inn-street, aiitenny, on zvm aa ircn, nr.

runu NeiU, aged 64 years. On 28th at 1, Tipper Mallowtreet, Limerick, Mary Alice, fourth daughter of John and Anne Hall Mo we, aged six yean. On 28th at Lady's-well, Caahel, aged 18 yean, George Frederick, fourth son of the late J. Cab ill, Eaq. On 29th i''U, at Mil town, Beno (Sarah aged 12 yean, yor-xgest daughter of Mr.

John Delaney, and neioa of the Very Bev. Dr. Delaney, P.P. Ballyporeen. a xne reaioenceoi uu lauier, A ippeTUT, 1 his 29vh year, Joseph Edmond, third son of Wm.

Eaq, March 29, at the residence of his nieoe, A Tie-ia-street, Dublin, the Ber. Patrick Foearty, for 40 yean the pariah priest of Dunnemajrsin, in the.county of Kilkenny. WATERFORD INDUSTRIAL BAZAAR. A committee treeting of this bazaar was held on yesterday, in the Tow a Hall, Rev. Robert Power, C.i;., tne cnair, air wuicu a-rangementa were made for the forthcoming bazaar, to be held in the Town Hall, on the 27th and 28th August next.

It was unanimously agreed to have advertisements, lists of prizes, Ac, published in a'l the Waterford papers. Tenders were rer i for pr nting a supply of raffle tickets, when The Waterfom) News was declared contractor. It is believed the bazaar will be a very great success, as it is patronised by the nobility and gentry of this county and incluc'inir the Lord Bishop of WatefoM and Lismore, Most Rev. Dr. Power the Marquis and Marchioness of Waterford Lord and Lady Besa-borough Lord and Lady Carew Nicholas P.

and Lady Gwendoline O'Sheej Count Moore, M.P., and Mrs. Moore Count de la Poer, Countv Hih Sha rif! James T. Ryan, City High Sheriff p. Marcus Barron. D.

L. E. Dwyer Grey. M. and Gray Mr.

and Mrs. J. O'Neill Power, Snow Hill Lord Charles Beresford, M.P., and Lady Eeresford Mr. Delahuncy, Al.i Jttr. K.

Power, M. P. Major O'Gorman, M. Ac The patrons, and others, nave mnciv pruLuusevA givo prizes. A Iota y.aA 1 xi uub wm vuv a ouciai uranc wears sr muffs.

It is not true that the voice of the ass is a bray- AAAAJ AAA ket 196 firkins. Good o-dinary 70s. to 74a. mecHnm, tiisto 68s. inferior 40s.

to 50s. per tri.ia of 3q.s., 15 lusrtae. Supply 'arge anJ pioea reed dull lor modi am and lower qualities, but good ordinary cuter was tiLea freely at current quotations. DUBLIN STOCK EXCHAS.GE mscEi.LANEOus. Cash.

Act National of Liverpool (limited). .16 3-16 City of Dublin Steam Company, 108 Alliance and Dub Conaumers'Uas 16j'l-16 johnjny--" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 2 2, ir-JJ A Y. DDllLaWekr to Kiefs', 14.3m JAME'J lIeareaof thej spa jra 'V from a to 200 Guineai Guineas. City of Dublin Brewery Co (lam) 4 Grand Canal 59 -8- 1U Irish Civil Service Per BuildfiJ l'lSBisy and Co Xrm rVr 7 JM swiney ana uo, lamiiea Webb. J.

H. and Co. (Lim) BANES. Bank of Ireland National Bank Provincial TRAMWATS. Dublin Tramways 310i 66 66, 3101 66,1 144161 RAILWAYS.

Creat Southern A Western JE100 paid 1154 1 Waterford and Limerick Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford. 81 Waterford and Framore 81. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Communications, whether advertisements or other- w'se, are not sore of insertion when received only on Fridays. MOON'S CHANGES.

Full Sunder, Apr! 6 10.24 p.m. Last Sunday, 113 2.9 a.m. New Moon 21 1.55 p.m. First Quarter. 29 2.16 t-m.

BE JUBT, AND FEAB NOT. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1879.. LATEST NEWS. THE AFGHAN WAR. ANOTHER TERRIBLE DISASTER TO BRITISH TROOPS A SQUADRON SWEPT AWAY AND FIFTY MEN DROWNED, A terrible disaster has befallen a potion of Sir Samuel Browne's forces at Jellalabad.

A cavalry force sent oat on an expedition on tbs night of tho 31st March last, had oceaaion to cross a rapid river at a ford. The 11th Bengal Lancers, leading the way, got over in safety. bat a squadron of the 10th Hussars, who were fol owing tbe native troops, missed tSs ford, aad were all swept away by the cur wnt Lieutenant Hartford aau fitty men are miasving, and must have been a'l drownsd. Sixteen bodies have been recovered. Toe following is th latest telegram i Full, Game, Poultry, ana xce otorea, BEAU-STREET, WATERFORD.

THE attention of the Gentry and Public is called to this Establishment. Goons or tbi Choickst Qualitt. Country orders carefully attended to. Vf, STREET, Pbopbmtob. Ick Ici Icx I A luxury for hot weather, securely packed for conveyance by rail, Ao.

Terms on application. mTalT To Snippers of Poultry and Cram. MANY of my customers having frequently expressed their desire to be supplied by me with POULTRY and GAME, I have decided on doing so, and shall be happy to receive consign, ments thereof for Sale. My large connection amongst the Provision Trade in London, and the position my Warehouse occupies, opposite the Central Meat Market, in West Smithfield, give me exceptional opportunities for" disposing of such goods to advantage in any quantity. Prompt remittances, less five per cent.

Commission. No Market Tolls to pay. All goods consigned to me must be marked Perishable for immediate delivery," and be addressed r. nl5 RICHARD FENNELLY, tf Bacon Cnrer and Provision Merchant, 60 and 61, Long Lane, West Smithfield, London. JUST RECEIVES, A LARGE and Fresh Supply of Dr.

)iRoos', Johnson A Co's Pbxpaeations, consisting of the following Dr. DxRoos' world-famed Gutt vim, 01 Vegetable Life Drops. Dr. DtRoos' Compound Exnal Pills, Price Is lid. and.

9d. Dr. DxRoos Haib Rbstoexb, Price 4 a It is not true that football practice is extinguish ing play toe. rM -LtJTHERFORD, Manager. 34.

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The Chemical Extract" for wounds, Swollen Udders, Ac. The Osseous Fluid" for Colio, Scour, and Debility. The Red Drench" for cleansing Cows and Ewes, Ao The Red Paste Balls" for Conditioning Horses. The "Broncholine" for Husk.Hoose, or Cosgh. The Gaseodyne" for Heaving or Paining.

The Alcoholic Ether" for Colds and Chills. The Carminative Chalk" for Diarrhow in Lambs and Calves. Price of Chest with Key to Farriery" 2 16s. carriage Paid. Each article can be had separately.

These important inventions have stood the test of tune, and are the true Farmer's Friend and Guide in all his Cattle Diseases. CAUTION See that the name of Dai, Son, A Hewitt is on all Bottles and Packets. DORSET-STREET, LONDON, W. Agents 1 Watebfobd PURCELL Barronsfannd-street. White, G.

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