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Vol. XV., No. 749.] DUBLIN, SATURDAY,,AUGUST 19. 1854. This day is publishe > in 2 vols., post 8vo . _ Fancy cloth 10s., The Religious iMonitor • or . * INSTRUCTIONS and MEDITATIONS PreDaratorv to RECEPTION and PROFESSION of the SACRED SPOUSES of JESUS CHRIST on their Solemn Vows of Poverty, C hw t i^ and Obedmnce ; on the virtue of Charity, and on their obligations of tn6 ' mOU» Perfection. „ Published with approbation of Dublin l c th M°St ReTer,ind Dootor CULLEN, Archbishop oi _____________ Dublin : James D f fy , 7. Wellingtoiwjuay. J-Iis Eminence Cardinal 'Wiseman * AND THE HON. SIR WM. ERLE The First Proofs of Cardinal WISEMAN are now ready for dedvery- En«™'1« 1 by G. R. WARD, after the P inting by J. R Herbert, R. A. Also Sir WM. ERLE, alter F. Grant] R .A ., at 31 ritzroy-square. Z • ’ * * OPENING OF THE NEW ’ fMTHOLIC CHURCH OF OUR L a d y a n d s t . Ch a r l e s , w i s i e g h . This Church will be solemnly * OPENED on THURSDAY, the 31st AUGU8T, 18*4. Pontifical High viag, will he relenrttp 1at eleven a.m. by *He Rigit R v. the BISHOP of N RTHAMPTON. The 8 rrnon will ba preached by the R*v. Dr. Vf A*iNiMG. Vespers ^nd B^nrdietion at 6 3 ! p m., with a 8erm«n by the Very Rev CANON AB OT of Norwich. JTickets: Nave 5«.: \isle 2« 6d. Cburcb Decorations. ames Cosgrave respectfully acquaints the Hier rchy and Clergy t*-athe hasmadetheinterior Decoration of Churches, according to their orders of architecture hia particular study, and that he is now PREPARED to undertake ALTAR GILDING ILLUMINATED EMBELLISMENT MARBLE! PAINTING, GOTHIC PANELLING, STAINING Ceilings, Floors, Seats, Doors, Haliusters, and every description of woodwork in Ecclesiastical Buildings in OAKS and OTHER COLOURS. ' _ A ^ 8oCIAT^D PARKERS SOCIETY fjPjle Sixteenth Annual Meeting . . . OF *•TVs A« ocl ted Parkers” will he held at i-EDGFLEY PARK, on TU 8DAY, SEPTEMBER 12th 185t, at One o’clock, »hen the accounts will be givyn in, and toe Officers for the subutng year appointed. , , l Dinner on the table at Two o’clock. . STEWARDS: f,_ , > t Mr, James Simkiss. —Mr Dorn. Myatt. By Order of the Commi tee, , _ JAMES VINN, Hon. Sec. August l«t, 1854. NjD. Par1ers who wish to enter ,thls Society are requested to send their names to th ecdNh|ipJMt . . “ Suffer little children to come unto Me, and lorbtd them not, for ___ ° f such is the kingdom of Heaven.” The Sisters of Saint Joseph’s O w M | > ] > o i >u T s i _____ Suited lor Distribution in Schools. v , J CATHOMC HYMNS, in neper cover, 2d., in cloth 4d. EASY HYMNS, fcc. f. r Young Children price Id. CATHOLIC SACRED 8 0 8 GS. price id! . 1.* above are now ready, reprin-ed in a larger form, beautifully Illustrated, with numirous Wood Engraving«, and will be found remarkably cheap and att? active puhHcatiins. New lists of the complete '•'e- ies may be had fro n the Publisher. London: Burns and Lambert; Dublin: J. Duffy. Sold alii bv C. Dolman and J. Richardson, Derby. 9 Just published, in 12mo., pr ce 2s. bd., progressive Exercises in Latin PROSE : viith Reference to the Hints on L ATIN WRITING By EDWARD WA I. FORD, M. A., late ^Scholar of Ralliol College! Oxford, and fo merly a distant Master of Tunbridge Schools nTS£ £ ? \ i \ ? Ea?IES of PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN ELEGIAC VERSE ; (o which is prefixed a Grammar of Latin Poetry. 12mo. 2s. 6d. By the same Author. New Editions, * „ " H S T SERUs of PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN ELEGIAC VERSE. 12mo. 2s 0<i. HINTS on L 'T IN WRITP G. 8vo. Is. 6d. CARD of the GREEK ACCENTS. Sixpence. London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. Cermon delivered at the Funera ^ *he Honourable L-i'fr BEDfNGFELD. in the CHAPEL of Our LADY *nd ST- MARGARET, OXBURBH, on WEDNK8 DAY, August 9ih, 1854. By F. C. HU8ENBETH, D.D., V.G Provost of N ithampton •• , Lon.ion: Burns and Lambert, 17, Portman-street.® Price Six pence. The Churches and Convent Chapels which he has decorated, to the full satisfaction of those who have honoured him with their commands, will be the best proof of his ability. r , " ___ ' JAMES COSGRAVE, • PAINTER, PAPER-STAINER, and IMPORTFR of NEW DESIGNS in FRENCH and ENGLISH MEDALLION • - ‘ \ • DECORATIONS, ^ 'I : 59, HENRY-STREET. DUBLIN. Uii'itr the distinguished Patroñare of the higuest Dignitaries of tha V Catholic Church. • * ™ i! THE CLERICAL TAILORING E3TARLISHMENT, 13. LOWER 8ACKVILLE STREiTi DUBLIN, J AM B S O E L a N T , P roprietor. The attention of the Hierarchy * a* d Clergy * regoec fully solicited to mv new design, “ Tn«* DALMATIC C O A T . ’ It can be worn as a Clonk, pos*>e<>«inv all he »trace and eiegmce of the Spanish full-circle Mantle, when worn as such. It can be worn as an Outside Coat of the most approved style, also as a Cl-ak with Sleeves. Also to my improved princip e of cuttin* Cassocks, Soutanes, Roman Full Dress Clerical Coats, Clerical Frock Coats. &c.. &c. wl ich has met with the entire appiobaiion of all who have favoure, me with their orders. "* w f j 3 8 ^ ' M ^ JAMES DFL ANY. DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN TrfE E \RS- DISCOVKRY. EXTRAORDINARY f Just published, price 7d. by post, Pertain Mode of Self-cur® Qeneral and O^tholic Circulating Gei LIBRARIAN, BOO] GRAVER, and LIT Britt* Museum, London. 6 ’ ■hite, 'ONER, PR NTER, BN. RAPHER, Tw» Great Russell-street, patholic Governess, Scholastic, and LITERARY AGENCY for Governesses, Companions Tutors, Masters, Prof ss. rs, and other Scholastic Situations, and foreverv hind of Lit. rarv require.n n‘s. -Jjppqtfyy. Mr g r o r g k w h i t * . 26, g r » a t r u s s e l l STRPET. RLOO MSBURY. LONDON. . • ■ FXKB A R T S . \H, % ' , .V ' . t •_, a J f f i i l ia y i tM ^ M Nos. I K 6, GREAT BRUNSWICK-STREET, DUBLIN AND W p p p | | H U X 4 S 1 BEET, GLASGOW . p : ™ To the Catholic Bishop*, Clergy. Nobility, and Gentry ' i # a i i ( i t t w . Q Nannetti re^istft^r i n no • attention to his rare collection of Religious and othei ngures, noth ancient and modern, of various size«, being the largest iolle- tion in the three kingdoms of Artificial Stone Grecian and iotnic Biptumal Fonts of various dimensions, with several other Jrnaments adapteo for Buildings—namely, Centres, Caps, of diferent orders, Consoles, Gothic Heads, and Bosses: also a variety of Chimney Pots. J G. N solicits orders for any new designs, either for external or nternal decorations. Masks taken from the living or dead at the norte8tnotic;e and Busts modelled and executed in the best manner, , P,mr t^ frythe c,,untr>' punctually executed. ARTIFICIAL STONE AND STATUARY MANUFACTORY, tos. 5 and 0, Great Brunswick-street (near College-street), Dublin MQ 241, Saeicherball-street, Glasgow. ST. Ge o r g e s c a t h e d r a l , s o u t h w a r k . ro-morrow,the iOth instant, being fhe Octave of the As umption of the Most Jlessed Virgi i Mary. Solemn Pontifical Mass will be celebrated at »To^:tC^vmw\‘k t rmon pro*che<1by ,heBight Re’- the Musio— SchiniiF« M»es. Gradual and Offertory by Herr Meyer lUtz, with orchestral accompaniment. , ST JOHN BAPTISTS, HAOKNEy. ^iraipÊualp.R^reat will beNcdna ' l i t e Bmt,nerd a* ,his Mission on SUNCA», 27th AUGUST, by be Rev. Father GAUDENTIUS. Paasioniat. ’ ' W in te r S t o c k -B e s t C oal« fo r Cash. IT.I TVPV AUDini? t'nn anr ___________________ * COLLIERY OFFICE,’ 20, ARLINGTON-STREET, NEW ORTH-ROAD, LONDON. .fa MULLALY. BEST COALS—Steward and rall8end. F. M. MULLALY. BEST COALS—Winter Stock pire* fsüt»: Any partially or extremely deaf persoo can permanently restore their own hearing. Distress ng noises in the held rel.eved m half an hour. Th s hook has cure ■ hundreds l ving in the most distant part nf ih« wcrli, without ah at ce from ho.i e or businis«. It Is puh ished by Dr (oghton, Memb. r of the London Royal College nf Surgsnna. May ... •.»<•>, L.A.C., April 30ch. 1846. Consulting Surge n to the institution for the Cure of Deafness. 9. Suffolk plsoe,Pall-Mall. Cl'WSUKmiH ^ M ^ m .n eavn of letter, enclosing Seven Postave Stamps, A HINT and HELP, for the benefit and proteetion of Deaf perrons a stop to quackery, ex oriinnate fees, an I charger. By this new discovery totally Deaf sufferers are enanted to hearooi versatlon without any ear-trumpet o* instrument, fo ever rescuing th. m from the grasp of the ea'Ortionaie and dangerous E . piric. It contains Startling t'ure«, D. af persons having cured themselves, many instantaneously .fSeetsd. All letters to be dlrectel to Dr. Hoghton, 9, 8uffolk place, Pall-Mall, London. Patients received any day from Twelve till Fom Consultation tree. ¿J ' ' RUPTURES-BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. FKs Lever 'him* IS * allowed by Hundred Medical Gentl^M jtii be the most effective invention in the curative treatment of Hernia The use of a steel spring (so often hurtful in its effects) is here avoided, a soft Bandage being worn round the body, while the rxjui ite resisting power is supplied bv the Moc-Main l ad and Patent Lever, fitting with so much ease and closeness that it cannot be detected, and ma he worn during s eep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the Truss (which cannot fail to fit) forwarded by post, on the circumference of the body, wo inches below the hips, being sent to the Manufacture, Mr. JOHN WHITE PICCADILLY, LONDON. Price of a Single Truss, 16s., 21s., 26s 6d., and 31s. 6d.; postage Is. “ DoubleTruss, ¡Is. 0d., 42s ,and 52s. 6d ; postage Is. 8d. v-yJ;ost,Pffice ° rden* to be made payable to JOHN WHITE, Post Office, P ccadilljfo6<ij$3 o; ' " ' f l E la s t ic S to ck in g ’s , K n e e -ca p s . 4 c. _T h e material ot which these are made is reco mended by the Facu'ty as being peculiarly elastic and compressible, and the best invention for giving efficient and permanent support in all cases of Weakness and Swelling of the Legs, Varicose Veins, Sprains &c. It is porous, light in texture, and inexpensive, and is drawn on like an ordinary stocking. Price, front 7s. 6d. to 16s.; postage, 6d MANUFACTORY, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON. with or without Nii|i Acres of Pasture Land, and entered upon at Midsummer next MIDFORD HOUSE, delightful y situated thre- miles from Bath, and within a short distance of th Castle Chapel, to which t ere is apnvate walk. The residence, which commands a southern aspect with views of the greatest extent and beauty of scenes, is arranged on t e second floor in five best and four servants’ bedrooms, &c. ; on the ground floor in a breakfast-parlour, nineteen feet by twelve feet six inches; dining-room, t enty-eight feet by fifteen feet six * drawing-room, twenty-two feet by thirteen feet six ; good’ kitchen, and al suitable domestic offices, with a detached range of Stables, coach-house, &c. ; kitchen garden, flower-garden, hothouses pleasure-grounds tastefully disposed, and planted with choice shrub, and trees. For particulars apply to Mr. Hill, Cleves House, Midford near Bath. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES. lj’n ^ i^ , ' 'n i| BHpK»n^emen visiting 1 PRESENTATION CONVENT, CAHIRCIVEKN, KERRY, be* to appeal to the vénérons sympathy of the charitable under the following circumstances , vurro mded by a de..litnte population, they hove under their superintendencei a lar8e School, usually attended by upwards of Two Hundrfd Female Chi dren. W tnout any means of support save the scanty subsistence a-orded by the cultivation of scraps of land, a great number of the people are so reduced to the lowest state of destituxon as to be obliged to abandon ifaeir wretched ferma, and transfer the»r poor children, ill clothed and badly fed, from thé School to the workhouse. A few m oiths ago, through the Divine blessing, the Sis'erslntro. duced industrie employment into the 8chool. Since 'hen t ' e numbers in daily attendance have i creased so as t > double nea.ly the average. There are now in daily intendance from 350 10 400 children ; and although the Schoolroom can ot be made, with regard to fit accommodation, to hold so large a i umber, »hose who cannot find 8pace.wlthin are content to remain in the y r i attnc ed, plying husih their industrial work of knitting, fl wering.&r. Not one «d the industrious poor thinks now of anplying to the workhouse for relief whilst able to earn a small sum weekly The Schoolroom has become so overcrowded that At this season °* Y*e ye«'1 lt occupied with serious ri.-k to the health of the children; «ni dreading ihe approach of winter wh n th>se who have now no belter save the yard cannot remain there exposed to Die r gours of that season, the Sisters make this appeal to the charttahle and hu-nare for the means of enlarging the present, or building an add tional schoolroi m Unaccustomed to address the publi , they make this plain statement of facts,, relying on the mercy of G- d, under the patronage of Our Immacu ate Lady ar,d St. JOfiHph, that He will incline the hearts of those to whom He has giv n abundantly to contribute to the good work, an . thereby save the poor children from the destitution which thr* rigours of winter without additional accommodation in the schoolroom, must inevi tablv b ing. The prayers of the children and of the Commur.i y will be offered up daily for their bene ac»ors. Suhscrintionn will be received by the Right Rev. Dr. Egan and the Rev Mr. M’DonneU. Ki larney ; at t- e Tablet Office j or tray be forwarded bv Post Office order, or otherwise payable to Mis. Maey Josepo Mahony, St Joseph’s Couvent, Cahirciveen. Cahirciveen, 1st A gust, 1854. Subscriptions already received;— v ^ ’aV h '/>} Riiht Rev. Dr. Egan, Kerry ’• , , .. «a a ^ Rev Mr M*Donnell» Kiilarney "o 0 J Murphy, Esq.H - x'yi lS T ? a 0 0 Anonymous A friend t 10 1 0 THURLES g o . LKi.K. ..t^e *sr e p t e m h e r , and Guardiiins are requested t.* send m the P ipilg. A Class sp cially devoted to Practical Instr .ction. -Z^11 h* aPP!yinF to the RdV. the President, or any of tblfiNttlest-ors. P. LEAHY, D.D. Pollegiate Seminary, 57, BoltonV - ' STREET, M aRTIN A . O’BRENNAN, LL D„ Principal. Parent» and Guardian* are respectfully requested to make the Pupils return, as the classes are formed. A few Boarders will be taken ; they will be treated as members of the famLy, and have the advantage of private instruction ir art it,ion to school hours. Candidates or the Catholic Uni versifcy would nd this an excellent opportunity The ' rincipal is at present grinding young gentlemen for intrance. Terms will be found moderate. * Reference to the mo t distinguished of the Catholic Hierarchy, to the Venerable Archdeacon Hamilton, the Very Rev. Dr. Spratt—any of the city C'ergy—to families of distinction. The late Doctor Gannon, T.C D ., thus testified of Mr. O’Brennan . . -x 5 ; ■>' w ;7v;-5 “ I consider Mr. O’Brennan one of the soundest and most refined classical scholars I have ever examined.” Many similar certificates are at hand. A rundel House, Westbourne „TERRACE, NORTH HYDE PARK. c T i l . ’ i ' f * 8 B5 oS vtoL)S. ^ T? OLIC HOARDING SCHOOL and , ASt. ES °r YOUNG LADIh S, on the system of he Ladies* Col­ leges. Reference is kindly permitted to several distinguished Clerirv’ m» n and the Parents oi Pupils v For twms apply to Mr. Knowles, stationer, 10, Conduit-street. ‘ terrace; at the Liverpool Journal Office, and to the ^ ... ....... . hisses Boshell at their residence. Studies will be r. sumed 1st August. Lady Boarder. There is a vacancy for a ROjiAN CATHOLIC DIOC E8AN 8EM4NARY OF MEATH -p i . , ;w -^ r r^ r Vacation will terminate in th:s AVTr,„^STABL18HV1E' T 0N SATURD Y, the 26th OF AUtiUoT; and Classes will be lorwed on the following vionday. p The Parents and Guardians of the Pupils are earnestly requested to attend to this No iue. . Terms, Twenty-four Guineas per annum. JP|pflL'I^^Mgi.igr, 1851. ■ ^,v ; M. MULLALY. BEST COALS—Now at half the price of laat The certainty of high prices as winter approaches must be self. ’ident ; parties are therefore advised.to lay in immediate stock eelueii°nl COUIdr^ for M»e supply of town residences promptly COLLIERY OFFICE, 2b, Arlington-stre t, New North-road, T o N ervous Sufferers. Phe Pills containing the Extract of 1 . mheo iS NATIA AMARA (St. Ignatius’s Bean), a Pure sgetabie Bitter recommended for NERVOUS WEAKNESS and SNERAL DEBILITY, are carefully prepared by , TH OM A S WXX.X.XS, ' CENTIATE APOTHEC tRY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST W ILU S ’S ANTrnm iouS FAMILY PII.M . utinue to be prepared with scrupulous accuracy. As a safe and Id aperient ihey are most u eful, particularly to persons of BtuwMHwT«*ient;iry habit . _ ' ■ ' > ‘ f * " To prevent spurious imitations of these Pills Mr WILLIS ems it necessary to confine their future sa e solely to his o«n « • ’¡ »•ii therefore, requests a 1orders may beadM lM lM .J i-? * WILLIS’S FAM.LY MEDICINE HOUSE, 34, UPPER ORMOND QUAY, DUBLIN . The Pills forwarded through the Post Office. “ EUROPEAN,” HOLTON-STREET, COMMERCIAL HOTEL in the City. the cheapest, and most comfortable FAMI and AU the Servants are paid by <he Proprietor A Night Porter In Attendance. Pollege of St. Thomas'of Aetriw; 9 r ^R n *b i is iM d and Oondncted by the IItil1 S w B l i '1 Dominican Order, Newlri^ge, County Kild re. 8 EPTE.Mb'e k 89 ° f U‘8 CuU0*9 Wid be RESÜMED °o »!>« 1st ¡EHiPtit Hotel, 13, ^ * mJ !1ANCHE8TER s t r e KT, MANCHE8TER-SQUARF ONDON. Conveniently situated to the residences of the Foreign ^misters. On y pa. le Francais. Further partl-ulara may ba known on aopll atlon to any of t ’ .e Reverend G.n'lemen of the Dominican Convent, Denmarka reel, Dublin ¡ o r to th Rrv. W, J. D. Walker, O.P. ■, or the Rev. N. Fiayue, O.P., Convent, Newbric^e. V A Private Entrance for Families at No. 16. Agent for the Lisbon Untrllsb College Wine at 25s. per dozen \U anted, on the 1st of (September. T I . * TRAUHER for CUSHENDALL NATIONAL SCHOOL, >unty Antrim. ¡ 1 Application t o ^ 5 ^ W ’iaiam'--Howtó-j^elíeia'l Linen OUSE MANTLES’ \ Catholic Lady residing within three minutes’ walk of St. George’s Cathedral has a Drawing-room Floor, end also "An or before the 1st of September, ^ ' 1854, Sealed Tenders will be received from persons willing £ " d„ c omPetent t(> turni8h a LARGE and NEW CLOCK for the |OW.E«t of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL of TUAM. Parties tendering will name the materials and workmanship he proposes furnishing. The Dial will be Six Feet Two Inches Diameter. There is a large Hell erected in the Tower, which will answer for the Clock. Any further particulars will be given bv applying to ANDREW EGAN, Architect, Clif en, County Galway. f low to Kill Rats and Mice by 1 * h u n d r e d s ! A RECEIPT may be had to do so, honestly worth 202, without any trouble, by «ending Thirty Postage Stamps A directed envelope to Mr. WM. FRANKLIN, POST OFFICESTREET, NORWICH, who will forward it with plain instructions, loa. *t> j ------- y. — y „ >®c- Tnis is a most extraordinary remedy, such as no Farmer ™ e moderate Addreas A M 7 nÎïh«™ ^*dro°m , disengaged, j Merchant, or . Miller, ought to be without, as it will save them d t Addr“ ‘ A ’ M’> 7‘ Hurham-place, Lambetb-rond, pounds yearly by killing every Rat or Mouse either in the field! ™ _ _ _ _ . I»tack, or home. . j 7 * * r PRICE SIXPENCE. Wew Watches« WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Q.eneva and Patent Lever . •• W A Y O R E S , G O L D C H A IN S , FINE GOLD JEWELLERY, FRENCH CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES, Ac. From 1200 to 1500 Watches constantly on hands to select from G<»Id Watches . . £4, 5, 6, 7, 8, In, to £20 * l ilY!r~ ” V * 6, to £7.. : ' ’ ' „ - Gold Chains . . 20s, 25s. 80s, £2, 3, 4, 5, to £10. . s o ? 8,8rns of J^ellery In Bracelets, Brooche , Ri gs, Pins, tuds, Silver Card Cas •«, Snuff and Scent B .xes, A . * P 8 .— All repa ra of Watches executed oil the pre , ises by experienced and practlca Foreign V4orkmen Old Gold, Watches, Chains, Plate, Ac., taken in exchange. J ohn ¡scribe , WATCHMAKER TO THE QUEEN 23, WESTMORELAND-STREET, DUBLIN, AND GENEVA. Dublin B e ll F oundry and B a s le I r o n W orks. Tames Sheridan, Ourch street, „ DUBLIN, obtained the GOLD AND SILVER PR Z i EDALb and CERTIFICATES, lor Chuich Bells and oiber Castings at D'lb’i'» and elsewhere ‘ ' .fjprphy’s Copper and Bern» U • WOhKS. 15. THOMAS STREET, DUBLIN, riatlllers and Brewers are solicit rt to send In their orders as early as po.-sible. as ii will be diffi rult to supply them when tha Qeason gets more advanced - when all will be hurry. Irish Bell Foundry and Copper MJ- MURPHY, 15, THOMA8-STKEET, who obtained the Prize Medal at the London Exhihi i.m. Ca a , K4VGEi i ®RAi ' . VALUATrON OF IRELAND. Acts 15th and 10th Victoria, Cap. 63, and 17t.i Victoria, Cap 8. )ity of Dublin. North Dublin r _ _ UNION. .^G T IC E is hereby given that Copies of the Alterations and Amendments made by the Commissioner of Valuation in the o f 1^ v l t ? a ' ? , eIl*uVa!ila,'lon of the Nortl 0itJ Eleotoral Division. r,0rth P u.i lin 1 nl0“ now •'«» f»r inspection at the Union Workhouse and the several Poli e Stations, and cm he seen, or extracts taken therefrom, at those places, or at the General Valuation Office, 108, Lower Baargot street, at any rea unable tim. Notice^’ exoepUd) w**hln Twenty-one Days from the date o. this d’ l ' i i t ; - . By order, /, ' ^ ¡ggr ' ll. . ’ l - l ® JOHN B GREENE, .-iS Genera. Valuation Office. D u b i l n f ° f V‘ tUatl<>n August 14th, 1854. " , < 4 » } ' ^ ! ^ ' ’ j o be Sold by Auction, on a v J S W k Tt 2; ? h„ aUOUST 1854, at TWELVE O’CLOCK TE?H iD ^KSthL6 ? ^ P 0 r S : aHB° S- BBUiiSW'GK ««1 TOX- . 350 Logs Havana CE'-aR, ' ! . ( . 1 ? , t 0?* <7u5’ ,i MAHOGANY, being the cargo fsave 110 Log, CEDAR landed in time for the sale of the 9th Instant), now unt w ” ? ! f * Alhertine, rom Manxanilla de Cuba. Apply to Messrs. J. W Cater and Go., Merchants. 659 Piec. e. oi which 288 are Curia. City St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being the cargo, now landing, ex Enterprise, from the City of 8t! Domingo. On account of the Importer. 20 Tons City St. Domingo LIGNUMVIT.fi. of unusually larga dimens ons and superior quality, some being 26 inches diameter. Apply to v>es8rs. Im ie and Tomlinson, Merchants 60 Logs Cuba Mv HOG ANY, \ ' 105 Logs Hava' a.CEDAR, X ^ c S w o S n f ^ <whlchwere P-owing In June laat), Being the carg , just ap-ived I er Joim, direct from Cuba, on account of the Importer. 368 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, Just landed, ex Lusitania, f ota Rio direct Apply to A. W. Lyon and Co., and to Messrs. Todd, Naylor, and Co., Merchants 83 Logs BLACK WALNUT, ex Montmorency, from Quebau. Apply o Mes rs. VI Dalnunt B e hers v, (Jo, ne C'Snis, 105 Plank. Italian WALNUT, meas .ring 11,«04 feet, ex Danube, n on Ancona. On accoun'of the Importers, . w 6( 4 Lo«s PENCIL CEDAR, Just landed, ax sundry vassals. On account of the Importers. But following the 8a)e of Havana Cedar, say Half-pat>t Twelve o Clock, and to accommodate the Trade, 680 Logs HONDURAS MAHOGANY, lately landed ex Ceree and Rainbow fresh and sound, which, ih ugh *hiefl/ shi^-oullnin§ wool, may suit the more general buyer, and will be off» red acc miingly, the Importers being unw Ding to suffer any longer through Lloyd’s depriving them of what they Justly conceive to be «heir Hg» t to have this mo t imperishable o d used among the Mercantile shipping alike with the ships and yachts now ac ua'ly buii ling through the Artmir» ty. they ha-ing wisely Just cunlre teri for (urtherdhect supplies to her M j e .t . ’s d ckjsrds. The w sjom however of the Gosetnment is 'o<l> at Llovi ’s With he usual assortm- nto other Fat i.i u e arid Fancy W ods. To those parties a->i l.ving a Hehk will be sent on Saiorday, eontainingdrtdl-d par iculars of the >bue cxrgen this io save the eoat of general distribut on; but to all a disli {button will be per. forme i the da* previously to, and on he dav ot S ile. The carao of Cuha MAHOGANY end CEDAR Is p-rl)a s tha finest Imp rte i into this place— resh, sonnrt, large iti»m ter. ranging up to 33J inches, and lengthy, well mate, and having about 10 Logs MAHOGANY, meriting individual lot Ing. ^ ut Of the second cargo of Cuba WOOD8, it mav be only needful ‘ o remark that tie I.ANCEWOOD Sr ARS Wtre selected for Mr. Williams’ Ship; and they were actually growing until <he month of Jui e last. • of flU ffJ f , n is brougl t to tliis ma-ket personally by the «x-President of the ('ity, who will himself present it to the Company ; it is said to be one of the finest caroes ever bro ght to Europe. Of the Wood landed; some of the Mahogany is 3| fret deep. The Rio KOSEWOOD contains a mark for which the importers, previously to this auction, have »efused 341. per ton; and no t ains have been spared to collect together the finest possible wood for this Sa e, the Planks being inexpressibly superb, and weighing each to upwards of 22c. —o —o The Bahia ROSEWOOD is chiefly large and sound, being very valuable as ( ’hair Wood, with some Veneer i- lanks. Of ZEBRA WOOD (though not name . above) there is a splendid assortment. Of WALNUT WOOD the assortment is first rate. Canadian In Log. and Italian in Plank; To the former special attention is invited, for it is cheap and most useful ju*t now. The Planks are very fine, averaging upwards of 110 feet per Plank. Ihe Importers have happily brought together an assortment of the best Wood, -uch as the Liverpool mode of business can alone induce, under its system of Free and Fair Trade in this important branch. • ^ nextCatal0gUe toay be 8#en Rt tbe ° ffice ° f this PaPer on Monday ’ ¿ v , - EDWARD CHALLONER, Broker. 0, East side Queen s Dock, Liverpool. .... _ , t ^ , t ' . |^ailway Passengers may obtain 1 1 Tickets of Insurance against RAILWAY ACCIDENTS for th* Journey, on payment of id, 2d, of 3d, by inquiring of the Booking Clerks, at all the P. iucipal Railway Stations, when they take a Rai way Ticket. __ RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE OFFICE 3, OLD BRuAD-STREET. LON I ON. ’ WILLIAM . j . VIAN,! Secretary1.' --, ■ - ’ ■ near L<a^É^g _ r^.-_ ^ S lLH’J'.El.9.E ?.T„l,i1:sí í IEE smjies r e o o .u m k n c b O ta thM College va WEDNESDAY, ih« i«th oi AUGUST.

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Vol. XV., No. 749.]

DUBLIN, SATURDAY,,AUGUST 19. 1854.

This day is publishe > in 2 vols., post 8vo .

_ Fancy cloth 10s.,

The Religious iMonitor • or . * INSTRUCTIONS and MEDITATIONS PreDaratorv to RECEPTION and PROFESSION of the SACRED SPOUSES of JESUS CHRIST on their Solemn Vows of Poverty, C hw t i^ and Obedmnce ; on the virtue of Charity, and on their obligations of tn6 ' mOU» Perfection. „ Published with approbation of Dublin l c th M°St ReTer,ind Dootor CULLEN, Archbishop oi _____________ Dublin : James D f fy , 7. Wellingtoiwjuay.

J-Iis Eminence Cardinal 'Wiseman * AND THE HON. SIR WM. ERLE The First Proofs of Cardinal WISEMAN are now ready for dedvery- En«™'1« 1 by G. R. WARD, after the P inting by J. R Herbert, R. A. Also Sir WM. ERLE, alter F. Grant] R .A ., at 31 ritzroy-square. Z • ’ * *

OPENING OF THE NEW ’ fMTHOLIC CHURCH OF OUR

L a d y a n d s t . Ch a r l e s , w i s i e g h . This Church will be solemnly

* OPENED on THURSDAY, the 31st AUGU8T, 18*4. Pontifical High viag, will he relenrttp 1at eleven a.m. by *He Rigit R v. the BISHOP of N RTHAMPTON. The 8 rrnon will ba preached by the R*v. Dr. Vf A*iNiMG. Vespers ^nd B^nrdietion at 6 3 ! p m., with a 8erm«n by the Very Rev CANON AB OT of Norwich.

JTickets: Nave 5«.: \isle 2« 6d.

Cburcb Decorations. ames Cosgrave respectfully acquaints the Hier rchy and Clergy t*-athe hasmadetheinterior Decoration of Churches, according to their orders of architecture hia particular study, and that he is now PREPARED to undertake ALTAR GILDING ILLUMINATED EMBELLISMENT MARBLE! PAINTING, GOTHIC PANELLING, STAINING Ceilings, Floors, Seats, Doors, Haliusters, and every description of woodwork in Ecclesiastical Buildings in OAKS and OTHER COLOURS.

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_ A ^ 8oCIAT^D PARKERS SOCIETY fjPjle Sixteenth Annual Meeting . . . OF *•TVs A« ocl ted Parkers” will he held at i-EDGFLEY PARK, on TU 8DAY, SEPTEMBER 12th 185t, at One o’clock, »hen the accounts will be givyn in, and toe Officers for the subutng year appointed. , , l

Dinner on the table at Two o’clock. .

STEWARDS:

f,_ , > t Mr, James Simkiss. —Mr Dorn. Myatt.

By Order of the Commi tee, , _ JAMES VINN, Hon. Sec. August l«t, 1854. NjD. Par1ers who wish to enter ,thls Society are requested to send their names to th ecdNh|ipJMt . .

“ Suffer little children to come unto Me, and lorbtd them not, for ___ ° f such is the kingdom of Heaven.” The Sisters of Saint Joseph’s

O w M | > ] > o i >u T s i _____ Suited lor Distribution in Schools. v , J

CATHOMC HYMNS, in neper cover, 2d., in cloth 4d. EASY HYMNS, fcc. f. r Young Children price Id. CATHOLIC SACRED 8 0 8 GS. price id! . 1.* above are now ready, reprin-ed in a larger form, beautifully Illustrated, with numirous Wood Engraving«, and will be found remarkably cheap and att? active puhHcatiins. New lists of the complete '•'e- ies may be had fro n the Publisher.

London: Burns and Lambert; Dublin: J. Duffy. Sold alii bv C. Dolman and J. Richardson, Derby. 9

Just published, in 12mo., pr ce 2s. bd.,

progressive Exercises in Latin

PROSE : viith Reference to the Hints on L ATIN WRITING By EDWARD WA I. FORD, M. A., late ^Scholar of Ralliol College! Oxford, and fo merly a distant Master of Tunbridge Schools nTS£ £ ? \ i \ ? Ea?IES of PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN ELEGIAC VERSE ; (o which is prefixed a Grammar of Latin Poetry. 12mo. 2s. 6d.

By the same Author. New Editions, *

„ " H S T SERUs of PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN ELEGIAC VERSE. 12mo. 2s 0

HINTS on L 'T IN WRITP G. 8vo. Is. 6d. CARD of the GREEK ACCENTS. Sixpence.

London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans.

Cermon delivered at the Funera ^ *he Honourable L-i'fr BEDfNGFELD. in the CHAPEL of Our LADY *nd ST- MARGARET, OXBURBH, on WEDNK8 DAY, August 9ih, 1854. By F. C. HU8ENBETH, D.D., V.G Provost of N ithampton •• ,

Lon.ion: Burns and Lambert, 17, Portman-street.® Price Six pence.

The Churches and Convent Chapels which he has decorated, to the full satisfaction of those who have honoured him with their commands, will be the best proof of his ability. r , " ___ ' JAMES COSGRAVE, •

PAINTER, PAPER-STAINER, and IMPORTFR of NEW

DESIGNS in FRENCH and ENGLISH MEDALLION • - ‘ \ • DECORATIONS, ^ 'I : 59, HENRY-STREET. DUBLIN. Uii'itr the distinguished Patroñare of the higuest Dignitaries of tha

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Catholic Church. • * ™

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THE CLERICAL TAILORING E3TARLISHMENT,

13. LOWER 8ACKVILLE STREiTi DUBLIN, J AM B S O E L a N T , P roprietor. The attention of the Hierarchy

* a* d Clergy * regoec fully solicited to mv new design, “ Tn«* DALMATIC C O A T . ’ It can be worn as a Clonk, pos*>e<>«inv all he »trace and eiegmce of the Spanish full-circle Mantle, when worn as such. It can be worn as an Outside Coat of the most approved style, also as a Cl-ak with Sleeves.

Also to my improved princip e of cuttin* Cassocks, Soutanes, Roman Full Dress Clerical Coats, Clerical Frock Coats. &c.. &c. wl ich has met with the entire appiobaiion of all who have favoure, me with their orders. "* w f j 3 8 ^ '

M ^ JAMES DFL ANY.

DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN TrfE E \RS-

DISCOVKRY. EXTRAORDINARY

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Just published, price 7d. by post,

Pertain Mode of Self-cur®

Qeneral and O^tholic Circulating

Gei LIBRARIAN, BOO] GRAVER, and LIT Britt* Museum, London.

6 ’ ■hite,

'ONER, PR NTER, BN. RAPHER, Tw» Great Russell-street,

patholic Governess, Scholastic,

and LITERARY AGENCY for Governesses, Companions Tutors, Masters, Prof ss. rs, and other Scholastic Situations, and foreverv hind of Lit. rarv require.n n‘s. -Jjppqtfyy. Mr g r o r g k w h i t * . 26, g r » a t r u s s e l l STRPET. RLOO MSBURY. LONDON.

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Nos. I K 6, GREAT BRUNSWICK-STREET, DUBLIN AND

W p p p | | H U X 4 S 1 BEET, GLASGOW . p : ™ To the Catholic Bishop*, Clergy. Nobility, and Gentry

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Q Nannetti re^istft^r i n no

• attention to his rare collection of Religious and othei ngures, noth ancient and modern, of various size«, being the largest iolle- tion in the three kingdoms of Artificial Stone Grecian and iotnic Biptumal Fonts of various dimensions, with several other Jrnaments adapteo for Buildings—namely, Centres, Caps, of diferent orders, Consoles, Gothic Heads, and Bosses: also a variety of Chimney Pots. J G. N solicits orders for any new designs, either for external or nternal decorations. Masks taken from the living or dead at the norte8tnotic;e and Busts modelled and executed in the best manner,

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P,mr t^ frythe c,,untr>' punctually executed.

ARTIFICIAL STONE AND STATUARY MANUFACTORY, tos. 5 and 0, Great Brunswick-street (near College-street), Dublin

MQ 241, Saeicherball-street, Glasgow. ST. Ge o r g e s c a t h e d r a l , s o u t h w a r k . ro-morrow,the iOth instant, being fhe Octave of the As umption of the Most

Jlessed Virgi i Mary. Solemn Pontifical Mass will be celebrated at »To^:tC^vmw\‘k t rmon pro*che<1by ,heBight Re’- the Musio— SchiniiF« M»es. Gradual and Offertory by Herr Meyer lUtz, with orchestral accompaniment.

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ST JOHN BAPTISTS, HAOKNEy. ^iraipÊualp.R^reat will beNcdna

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Bmt,nerd a* ,his Mission on SUNCA», 27th AUGUST, by be Rev. Father GAUDENTIUS. Paasioniat. ’ '

W in te r S t o c k -B e s t C oal« fo r Cash.

IT.I TVPV AUDini? t'nn anr ___________________ * COLLIERY OFFICE,’ 20, ARLINGTON-STREET, NEW ORTH-ROAD, LONDON. .fa MULLALY. BEST COALS—Steward and rall8end. F. M. MULLALY. BEST COALS—Winter Stock pire*

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Any partially or extremely deaf persoo can permanently restore their own hearing. Distress ng noises in the held rel.eved m half an hour. Th s hook has cure ■ hundreds l ving in the most distant part nf ih« wcrli, without ah at ce from ho.i e or businis«. It Is puh ished by Dr (oghton, Memb. r of the London Royal College nf Surgsnna. May ... •.»<•>, L.A.C., April 30ch. 1846. Consulting Surge n to the institution for the Cure of Deafness. 9. Suffolk plsoe,Pall-Mall. Cl'WSUKmiH ^ M ^ m .n eavn of letter, enclosing Seven Postave Stamps, A HINT and HELP, for the benefit and proteetion of Deaf perrons a stop to quackery, ex oriinnate fees, an I charger. By this new discovery totally Deaf sufferers are enanted to hearooi versatlon without any ear-trumpet o* instrument, fo ever rescuing th. m from the grasp of the ea'Ortionaie and dangerous E . piric. It contains Startling t'ure«, D. af persons having cured themselves, many instantaneously .fSeetsd.

All letters to be dlrectel to Dr. Hoghton, 9, 8uffolk place, Pall-Mall, London. Patients received any day from Twelve till Fom Consultation tree. ¿J ' ' RUPTURES-BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. FKs Lever 'him* IS

* allowed by

Hundred Medical Gentl^M jtii be the most effective invention in the curative treatment of Hernia The use of a steel spring (so often hurtful in its effects) is here avoided, a soft Bandage being worn round the body, while the rxjui ite resisting power is supplied bv the Moc-Main l ad and Patent Lever, fitting with so much ease and closeness that it cannot be detected, and ma he worn during s eep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the Truss (which cannot fail to fit) forwarded by post, on the circumference of the body, wo inches below the hips, being sent to the Manufacture, Mr. JOHN WHITE PICCADILLY, LONDON.

Price of a Single Truss, 16s., 21s., 26s 6d., and 31s. 6d.; postage Is.

“ DoubleTruss, ¡Is. 0d., 42s ,and 52s. 6d ; postage Is. 8d. v-yJ;ost,Pffice ° rden* to be made payable to JOHN WHITE, Post Office, P ccadilljfo6

E la s t ic S to ck in g ’s , K n e e -ca p s . 4 c. _T h e material ot which these are made is reco mended by the Facu'ty as being peculiarly elastic and compressible, and the best invention for giving efficient and permanent support in all cases of Weakness and Swelling of the Legs, Varicose Veins, Sprains &c. It is porous, light in texture, and inexpensive, and is drawn on like an ordinary stocking.

Price, front 7s. 6d. to 16s.; postage, 6d

MANUFACTORY, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.

with or without Nii|i Acres of Pasture Land, and entered upon at Midsummer next MIDFORD HOUSE, delightful y situated thre- miles from Bath, and within a short distance of th Castle Chapel, to which t ere is apnvate walk. The residence, which commands a southern aspect with views of the greatest extent and beauty of scenes, is arranged on t e second floor in five best and four servants’ bedrooms, &c. ; on the ground floor in a breakfast-parlour, nineteen feet by twelve feet six inches; dining-room, t enty-eight feet by fifteen feet six * drawing-room, twenty-two feet by thirteen feet six ; good’ kitchen, and al suitable domestic offices, with a detached range of Stables, coach-house, &c. ; kitchen garden, flower-garden, hothouses pleasure-grounds tastefully disposed, and planted with choice shrub, and trees. For particulars apply to Mr. Hill, Cleves House, Midford near Bath.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AT VERY

MODERATE CHARGES.

lj’n ^ i^ , ' 'n i| BHpK»n^emen visiting

1 PRESENTATION CONVENT, CAHIRCIVEKN, KERRY, be* to appeal to the vénérons sympathy of the charitable under the following circumstances ,

vurro mded by a de..litnte population, they hove under their superintendencei a lar8e School, usually attended by upwards of Two Hundrfd Female Chi dren. W tnout any means of support save the scanty subsistence a-orded by the cultivation of scraps of land, a great number of the people are so reduced to the lowest state of destituxon as to be obliged to abandon ifaeir wretched ferma, and transfer the»r poor children, ill clothed and badly fed, from thé School to the workhouse.

A few m oiths ago, through the Divine blessing, the Sis'erslntro. duced industrie employment into the 8chool. Since 'hen t ' e numbers in daily attendance have i creased so as t > double nea.ly the average. There are now in daily intendance from 350 10 400 children ; and although the Schoolroom can ot be made, with regard to fit accommodation, to hold so large a i umber, »hose who cannot find 8pace.wlthin are content to remain in the y r i attnc ed, plying husih their industrial work of knitting, fl wering.&r. Not one «d the industrious poor thinks now of anplying to the workhouse for relief whilst able to earn a small sum weekly

The Schoolroom has become so overcrowded that At this season °* Y*e ye«'1 lt occupied with serious ri.-k to the health of the children; «ni dreading ihe approach of winter wh n th>se who have now no belter save the yard cannot remain there exposed to Die r gours of that season, the Sisters make this appeal to the charttahle and hu-nare for the means of enlarging the present, or building an add tional schoolroi m Unaccustomed to address the publi , they make this plain statement of facts,, relying on the mercy of G- d, under the patronage of Our Immacu ate Lady ar,d St. JOfiHph, that He will incline the hearts of those to whom He has giv n abundantly to contribute to the good work, an . thereby save the poor children from the destitution which thr* rigours of winter without additional accommodation in the schoolroom, must inevi tablv b ing.

The prayers of the children and of the Commur.i y will be offered up daily for their bene ac»ors.

Suhscrintionn will be received by the Right Rev. Dr. Egan and the Rev Mr. M’DonneU. Ki larney ; at t- e Tablet Office j or tray be forwarded bv Post Office order, or otherwise payable to Mis. Maey Josepo Mahony, St Joseph’s Couvent, Cahirciveen.

Cahirciveen, 1st A gust, 1854. Subscriptions already received;— v ^ ’aV h '/>} Riiht Rev. Dr. Egan, Kerry ’• , , .. «a a ^ Rev Mr M*Donnell» Kiilarney "o 0 J Murphy, Esq.H - x'yi lS T ? a 0 0 Anonymous A friend t 10 1 0

THURLES g o . LKi.K.

..t^e *sr e p t e m h e r , and Guardiiins are requested t.* send m the P ipilg.

A Class sp cially devoted to Practical Instr .ction.

-Z^11 h* aPP!yinF to the RdV. the President, or any of tblfiNttlest-ors.

P. LEAHY, D.D.

Pollegiate Seminary, 57, BoltonV - ' STREET, M aRTIN A . O’BRENNAN, LL D„ Principal.

Parent» and Guardian* are respectfully requested to make the Pupils return, as the classes are formed.

A few Boarders will be taken ; they will be treated as members of the famLy, and have the advantage of private instruction ir art it,ion to school hours. Candidates or the Catholic Uni versifcy would nd this an excellent opportunity The ' rincipal is at present grinding young gentlemen for intrance. Terms will be found moderate. *

Reference to the mo t distinguished of the Catholic Hierarchy, to the Venerable Archdeacon Hamilton, the Very Rev. Dr. Spratt—any of the city C'ergy—to families of distinction.

The late Doctor Gannon, T.C D ., thus testified of Mr. O’Brennan . . -x 5 ; ■>' w ;7v;-5

“ I consider Mr. O’Brennan one of the soundest and most refined classical scholars I have ever examined.”

Many similar certificates are at hand.

A rundel House,

Westbourne

„TERRACE, NORTH HYDE PARK. c T i l . ’ i ' f * 8 B5 oS vtoL)S. ^ T? OLIC HOARDING SCHOOL and , ASt. ES °r YOUNG LADIh S, on the system of he Ladies* Col­ leges. Reference is kindly permitted to several distinguished Clerirv’ m» n and the Parents oi Pupils v

For twms apply to Mr. Knowles, stationer, 10, Conduit-street. ‘ terrace; at the Liverpool Journal Office, and to the ^ ... ....... . hisses Boshell at their residence.

Studies will be r. sumed 1st August. Lady Boarder. There is a vacancy for a

ROjiAN CATHOLIC DIOC E8AN 8EM4NARY OF MEATH

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Vacation will terminate in th:s AVTr,„^STABL18HV1E' T 0N SATURD Y, the 26th OF AUtiUoT; and Classes will be lorwed on the following vionday. p

The Parents and Guardians of the Pupils are earnestly requested to attend to this No iue. .

Terms, Twenty-four Guineas per annum. JP|pflL'I^^Mgi.igr, 1851. ■ ^,v ;

M. MULLALY. BEST COALS—Now at half the price of laat The certainty of high prices as winter approaches must be self. ’ident ; parties are therefore advised.to lay in immediate stock eelueii°nl COUIdr^ for M»e supply of town residences promptly COLLIERY OFFICE, 2b, Arlington-stre t, New North-road,

T o N ervous Sufferers. Phe Pills containing the Extract of 1 . mheo iS NATIA AMARA (St. Ignatius’s Bean), a Pure sgetabie Bitter recommended for NERVOUS WEAKNESS and SNERAL DEBILITY, are carefully prepared by ,

TH OM A S WXX.X.XS, ' CENTIATE APOTHEC tRY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST

W ILU S ’S ANTrnm iouS FAMILY PII.M . utinue to be prepared with scrupulous accuracy. As a safe and Id aperient ihey are most u eful, particularly to persons of BtuwMHwT«*ient;iry habit . _ ' ■ ' > ‘ f * " To prevent spurious imitations of these Pills Mr WILLIS ems it necessary to confine their future sa e solely to his o«n « • ’¡ »•ii therefore, requests a 1orders may beadM lM lM .J i-? *

WILLIS’S FAM.LY MEDICINE HOUSE, 34, UPPER ORMOND QUAY, DUBLIN . The Pills forwarded through the Post Office.

“ EUROPEAN,” HOLTON-STREET,

COMMERCIAL HOTEL in the City.

the cheapest, and most comfortable FAMI and

AU the Servants are paid by

A Night Porter In Attendance.

Pollege of St. Thomas'of Aetriw; 9 r ^R n *b i is iM d and Oondncted by the IItil1 S w B l i '1 Dominican Order, Newlri^ge, County Kild re. 8 EPTE.Mb'e k 89 ° f U‘8 CuU0*9 Wid be RESÜMED °o »!>« 1st

¡EHiPtit Hotel, 13, ^ * mJ !1ANCHE8TER s t r e KT, MANCHE8TER-SQUARF ONDON. Conveniently situated to the residences of the Foreign ^misters. On y pa. le Francais.

Further partl-ulara may ba known on aopll atlon to any of t ’ .e Reverend G.n'lemen of the Dominican Convent, Denmarka reel, Dublin ¡ o r to th Rrv. W, J. D. Walker, O.P. ■, or the Rev. N. Fiayue, O.P., Convent, Newbric^e. V

A Private Entrance for Families at No. 16. Agent for the Lisbon Untrllsb College Wine at 25s. per dozen

\U anted, on the 1st of (September. T I . * TRAUHER for CUSHENDALL NATIONAL SCHOOL, >unty Antrim. ¡ 1 Application t o ^ 5 ^

W ’iaiam'--Howtó-j^elíeia'l Linen OUSE MANTLES’

\ Catholic Lady residing within three minutes’ walk of St. George’s Cathedral has a Drawing-room Floor, end also

"An or before the 1st of September, ^ ' 1854, Sealed Tenders will be received from persons willing £ " d„ c omPetent t(> turni8h a LARGE and NEW CLOCK for the |OW.E«t of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL of TUAM. Parties tendering will name the materials and workmanship he proposes furnishing. The Dial will be Six Feet Two Inches Diameter. There is a large Hell erected in the Tower, which will answer for the Clock. Any further particulars will be given bv applying to ANDREW EGAN, Architect, Clif en, County Galway.

f low to Kill Rats and Mice by 1 * h u n d r e d s ! A RECEIPT may be had to do so, honestly worth 202, without any trouble, by «ending Thirty Postage Stamps

A directed envelope to Mr. WM. FRANKLIN, POST OFFICESTREET, NORWICH, who will forward it with plain instructions,

loa. *t> j ------- y. — y „ >®c- Tnis is a most extraordinary remedy, such as no Farmer

™ e moderate Addreas A M 7 nÎïh«™ ^*dro°m , disengaged, j Merchant, or . Miller, ought to be without, as it will save them d t Addr“ ‘ A ’ M’> 7‘ Hurham-place, Lambetb-rond, pounds yearly by killing every Rat or Mouse either in the field! ™ _ _ _ _ . I»tack, or home. . j 7 * *

r PRICE SIXPENCE.

Wew Watches« WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Q.eneva and Patent Lever

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W A Y O R E S , G O L D C H A IN S , FINE GOLD JEWELLERY, FRENCH CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES, Ac. From 1200 to 1500 Watches constantly on hands to select from

G<»Id Watches . . £4, 5, 6, 7, 8, In, to £20 * l ilY!r~ ” V * 6, to £7.. : ' ’ ' „ - Gold Chains . . 20s, 25s. 80s, £2, 3, 4, 5, to £10. . s o ? 8,8rns of J^ellery In Bracelets, Brooche , Ri gs, Pins, tuds, Silver Card Cas •«, Snuff and Scent B .xes, A . * P 8 .— All repa ra of Watches executed oil the pre , ises by experienced and practlca Foreign V4orkmen

Old Gold, Watches, Chains, Plate, Ac., taken in exchange.

J ohn ¡scribe , WATCHMAKER TO THE QUEEN 23, WESTMORELAND-STREET, DUBLIN, AND GENEVA. Dublin B e ll F oundry and B a s le I r o n

W orks.

Tames Sheridan, Ourch street, „ DUBLIN, obtained the GOLD AND SILVER PR Z i

EDALb and CERTIFICATES, lor Chuich Bells and oiber Castings at D'lb’i'» and elsewhere ‘ '

.fjprphy’s Copper and Bern» U • WOhKS.

15. THOMAS STREET, DUBLIN, riatlllers and Brewers are solicit rt to send In their orders as early as po.-sible. as ii will be diffi rult to supply them when tha Qeason gets more advanced - when all will be hurry.

Irish Bell Foundry and Copper MJ- MURPHY, 15, THOMA8-STKEET, who obtained the Prize Medal at the London Exhihi i.m.

Ca a , K4VGEi i ®RAi ' . VALUATrON OF IRELAND.

Acts 15th and 10th Victoria, Cap. 63, and 17t.i Victoria, Cap 8. )ity of Dublin. North Dublin r _ _ UNION. .^G T IC E is hereby given that Copies of the Alterations and Amendments made by the Commissioner of Valuation in the o f 1^ v l t ? a ' ? , eIl*uVa!ila,'lon of the Nortl 0itJ Eleotoral Division.

r,0rth P u.i lin 1 nl0“ now •'«» f»r inspection at the Union Workhouse and the several Poli e Stations, and cm he seen, or extracts taken therefrom, at those places, or at the General Valuation Office, 108, Lower Baargot street, at any rea unable tim. Notice^’ exoepUd) w**hln Twenty-one Days from the date o. this d’ l ' i i t ; - . By order, /, ' ^ ¡ggr

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. ’ l - l ® JOHN B GREENE,

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Genera. Valuation Office. D u b i l n f ° f V‘ tUatl<>n

August 14th, 1854. " , < 4 » } ' ^ ! ^ ' ’

j o be Sold by Auction, on a v J S W k Tt 2; ? h„ aUOUST 1854, at TWELVE O’CLOCK TE?H iD ^KSthL6 ? ^ P 0 r S : aHB° S- BBUiiSW'GK ««1 TOX-

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350 Logs Havana CE'-aR,

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( . 1 ? , t 0?* <7u5’ ,i MAHOGANY, being the cargo fsave 110 Log, CEDAR landed in time for the sale of the 9th Instant), now unt w ” ? ! f * Alhertine, rom Manxanilla de Cuba. Apply to Messrs. J. W Cater and Go., Merchants.

659 Piec. e. oi which 288 are Curia. City St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being the cargo, now landing, ex Enterprise, from the City of 8t! Domingo. On account of the Importer.

20 Tons City St. Domingo LIGNUMVIT.fi. of unusually larga dimens ons and superior quality, some being 26 inches diameter. Apply to v>es8rs. Im ie and Tomlinson, Merchants

60 Logs Cuba Mv HOG ANY, \

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105 Logs Hava' a.CEDAR, X ^ c S w o S n f ^

368 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, Just landed, ex Lusitania, f ota Rio direct Apply to A. W. Lyon and Co., and to Messrs. Todd, Naylor, and Co., Merchants

83 Logs BLACK WALNUT, ex Montmorency, from Quebau. Apply o Mes rs. VI Dalnunt B e hers v, (Jo, ne C'Snis,

105 Plank. Italian WALNUT, meas .ring 11,«04 feet, ex Danube, n on Ancona. On accoun'of the Importers, . w

6( 4 Lo«s PENCIL CEDAR, Just landed, ax sundry vassals. On account of the Importers.

But following the 8a)e of Havana Cedar, say Half-pat>t Twelve o Clock, and to accommodate the Trade,

680 Logs HONDURAS MAHOGANY, lately landed ex Ceree and Rainbow fresh and sound, which, ih ugh *hiefl/ shi^-oullnin§ wool, may suit the more general buyer, and will be off» red acc miingly, the Importers being unw Ding to suffer any longer through Lloyd’s depriving them of what they Justly conceive to be «heir Hg» t to have this mo t imperishable o d used among the Mercantile shipping alike with the ships and yachts now ac ua'ly buii ling through the Artmir» ty. they ha-ing wisely Just cunlre teri for (urtherdhect supplies to her M j e .t . ’s d ckjsrds. The w sjom however of the Gosetnment is 'o at Llovi ’s

With he usual assortm- nto other Fat i.i u e arid Fancy W ods. To those parties a->i l.ving a Hehk will be sent on Saiorday, eontainingdrtdl-d par iculars of the >bue cxrgen this io save the eoat of general distribut on; but to all a disli {button will be per. forme i the da* previously to, and on he dav ot S ile.

The carao of Cuha MAHOGANY end CEDAR Is p-rl)a s tha finest Imp rte i into this place— resh, sonnrt, large iti»m ter. ranging up to 33J inches, and lengthy, well mate, and having about 10 Logs MAHOGANY, meriting individual lot Ing.

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Of the second cargo of Cuba WOOD8, it mav be only needful ‘ o remark that tie I.ANCEWOOD Sr ARS Wtre selected for Mr. Williams’ Ship; and they were actually growing until

of flU ffJ f , n is brougl t to tliis ma-ket personally by the «x-President of the ('ity, who will himself present it to the Company ; it is said to be one of the finest caroes ever bro ght to Europe. Of the Wood landed; some of the Mahogany is 3| fret deep.

The Rio KOSEWOOD contains a mark for which the importers, previously to this auction, have »efused 341. per ton; and no t ains have been spared to collect together the finest possible wood for this Sa e, the Planks being inexpressibly superb, and weighing each to upwards of 22c. —o —o

The Bahia ROSEWOOD is chiefly large and sound, being very valuable as ( ’hair Wood, with some Veneer i- lanks.

Of ZEBRA WOOD (though not name . above) there is a splendid assortment.

Of WALNUT WOOD the assortment is first rate. Canadian In Log. and Italian in Plank; To the former special attention is invited, for it is cheap and most useful ju*t now. The Planks are very fine, averaging upwards of 110 feet per Plank.

Ihe Importers have happily brought together an assortment of the best Wood, -uch as the Liverpool mode of business can alone induce, under its system of Free and Fair Trade in this important branch. • ^ nextCatal0gUe toay be 8#en Rt tbe ° ffice ° f this PaPer on Monday

’ ¿ v , - EDWARD CHALLONER, Broker.

0, East side Queen s Dock, Liverpool. .... _ , t ^ , t '

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|^ailway Passengers may obtain 1 1 Tickets of Insurance against RAILWAY ACCIDENTS for th* Journey, on payment of id, 2d, of 3d, by inquiring of the Booking Clerks, at all the P. iucipal Railway Stations, when they take a Rai way Ticket. __ RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE OFFICE 3, OLD BRuAD-STREET. LON I ON. ’

WILLIAM . j . VIAN,! Secretary1.' --, ■ - ’ ■

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