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GLA S îNJ JC EI ISA W A R E H 0 U S E" . >:f e/ pf of ;BT-ESTABLISHED B0V8E I N THE TRADE). ;

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Sevxe China, suitable for Wedding;... ..:.'¦'-'< ¦ '¦ ¦~ :̂:0MM$ >̂ - - ¦¦'- ¦f"Mnt»- 'Our'SSTO'OK cf JDJESSBfeTi SERVIOES aro all of the Newest and most artistic Patterns- - " -. ,:; K K t/ tSg.^̂ -

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Circulars, Names of Local A êiits, %nd references to GeDtlomcD in the locality using this Food,' will be sent Post Free on application.

THE DUBLIN e i t A I N S C O M P A N Y , LIMITED, 40, RAINSFOKD-STREET,D U B L I N ."TheBeSGrains'constitute a variety of Food, to which Cattle are generally partial . They are

nutritious in a high degree ; when properly dried, they n-ill keep unchanged for any length of time ,and are in particular distinguished by tbe relative low cost at which they may be purchased."

" Dried Grains keep in a good condition for almost any length of time, and will bo found a'gocdand wholesome food for every description of Stock, and particularly useful for Horses and Cattle."—Vcelektr.

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MELBOUBNE EXHIBITIONCopy of Telegram from Agent,

A8 FOLLOWS :—

MESSES. CANTRELL & COCHEANK.THE JUB OBS HA VE AWA RDED TO UR PROD UCTS

FIEST ORDER OF MERIT. my20Health, r .Tone, ;¦. and , Vigour

ifpflRmHl8.i>fepPABATI0N IS PEONOUlTqED BTX. ,the most eiaiiient.members, of the Medical Pi H»p î ZSida r̂m t̂S^^ f̂ . SHn S&saVesVimJ -

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W« ĵ'̂ 10|.8la |̂ ?orJ î r̂l^ffoTllsA ^ r̂ r̂>Xr t̂ m̂^ :̂.8^^:i>itKhif*f - ŷ a oniaJ'̂ iU 'iR^^VtyuiV 'cVV î^f-^t, ', S.VJ : M. ' Joj p^ ê .̂Thousand*oi Families whow h« has«»|ŝ «r^̂ P^̂ "r;Br^:B«toraUve -AStliinft -̂iS^^ -̂jfejS^'J^̂ ̂ i* :VIt:Cnre»-Old-8ores ;̂., . .^- i V • ; " j 1 sttpp^ îtbPiaaôrU-sjAo.', and wh,i have expr.sj.MlB**«ste«riftf»li^^Ko#>h>')^̂ j »>cOorMDlooTated Sor-tf&&" AddreKS Secretary, THE GLENDOWEH

BESIDENTIAL CLUB and PEIVATE HOTEL,Harrington Road , South Kensington , S.W.

LIMEEICE-The Glentwortb,A First-class Family and Commercial Hotel.

rpHE " -Glentworth" is the nearest Hotel iaJ- tho City to tho Bailway Station, Banks, Stcam<boat Offices , Telegraph and Post Offlco , and to all pub-lic places of amusement. P. KKNNA , Proprietor. 14,15, f.nd 16, Glentworth-strcet , Limerick. jol8

BAT HOTEL^DUNMORK EAST, CO. WATERFOED.

THIS bcautifully-situated HOTEL is nowOPEN for tho Season. 8gy Tariff considerably

reduced for May and Juno. AU applications to bo ad-dressed to A. M. PLAHAVAK, Proprietress. ap28.tf

Hibernian Hotel,D A W S O N - S T B E E T , DUBLIN.

FOE FAMILIES nnd GENTLEMEN , underNEW MANAGEMENT.This 0! '.vhich ttioattention of Vinitors i-f specially i:ivito l,. Tablu il'diti Winner at (> . ) ' o'cl >o!< Ht>rred atsviinratu tabl.iH. Hrioo 3 *. 01.

THOMAS LUB1MN.}, Proprietir , (J29)Lato Manager of tho Uoyal Marino Hotel , Kingstown.

Imperial Hotel,LOWER SACKVILLE-STREUT, DUBLIN.

(Opposite the General Post-Office and Telegraph Offlco)The most central in the City.

COMPLETELY remodelled and ire-fumished.Magnificent Ladies' Coffeo-Boom, Dining-Boom,

Smoking-Boom. BilJiard-room. Charges moderate.CHABLES LAWLER, l'roprietor. f8.tfThe Burlington Restaurant,

27, ST. ANDBEW STBEET, DUBLIN,Oyster and Shell-Pith, Luncheon, Dinner and Supper

Rooms, CHURCH-LANE ,(next door to Hibernian Bink).

LUNCHEONS and Dinners, Soup, Fish, En-troes, and joints, &c, Supper*, Fish and Meat.

Gamo always ready.The BILLABD ROOM is olegantly appointed.I®- LUNCHEONS at . tho clcgaatly t̂tod Fish

Buffet , consist of Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, andSavoury Fish, and a variety of Meat and other Sand-wiohos. Wines aud ' Spirits of the finest qnality.Jameson's Soven Years' 'Old Malt. Martell'B Brandy,14 years old. Alos and Stoat from tho bost Breweries,and in perfect condition. Finest Bed Bank BnrronOysters Over 1,000 Boxes of very old Cigars in Stock,purohased by tho late Mr. Corless. 4 trial solicited.

THOMAS F. COBLESS, PKOPBIETOB. (U22

SHIP and COMMEBCIAI. HOTEL,24, QUA Y. WATER FORD.

M I C H A E L K I E W A N

HAVING purchoaed tb.« Interest in the above

HOTEL, begs toannounce that this Estab-lishment OPENED on SATUEDAY, FFJ B. 15, 1879.1 M. K. truata, by strict attintion to those whopatronise THE SHIP AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, tomerit a continuance of their patronage.1 ' Quay, Waterford, Feb. 12, 1881. f28.tf

SOTAL TALBOTFAUILT AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL , BRISTOL.

JAMES BErNOLOS , CATRBER ,(Lato of tho Christopher Hotel, Bath.)

A fow minutes' walk from the Joint Station.THE Hotel is open for ttie Mails. NightPorter in attendanco. Tram Cars from tho Hotoldoor every fire minuter. Noted Hoaan for Turtle.

Billiard and Smoking Booms, Solooa and StockBooms. ' rjelO.lyl

GREAT GLOBE HOTEL.LOWER BRIDGE-STREET, D U B L I N ,

Mn RICHARD COFFET, Proprietress (widow of thelate RICHARD COFFETJ.

MOST Central ; immediate neighbourhoodof Law Courts and Telegraph Offices ; a few

doora from King's Bridge Tramway Lino ; five to tenminutes' drive to any City Railway ; nuwly deooratcdre-fnrnished, itnd supplied with every modern improve-ment requisite for the oomfort of .visitors, under thopersonal auporviaian of Mrs. Corrrr and family.

Eggs,' Butterj Cream, and Vegetableo from the Farmdaily. Notwithstanding presont high rates, terms aremost moderate. ~ Breakfasts from Is. 3d. Beds, from1B. 6d. eaoh. Table d'Hote daily, threo o'clock ; Sun-days, five o'clock. Soup, Two Joints, Vegctablos andCheese, 2s. only. . • . . „ „ ." . , . -• A Night Porter in attendnncp. . All Servants pud bythe Proprietress. All communications to be addressed,

Mrs. COFFEY, Groat Globe Hotel,., - . ¦ Lower Bridgo-street, Dublin.No enmmnnication' with any othor house. 126. ly

D U B LI N -.'Commercial and Private Lodging Honse,^ 49, MABLBOROUGH STEEET. ;PASTIES Visiting Dublin can be aocommocUted,

with or without Board, and all the comforts of ahomo, on Moderate Terms. . . . ". ¦ .̂ ¦ ¦ ' 'J^̂ -

KA}" Situation central, dose to SacVvflle-stroot.

DE. SMITH'S ,, •;,P O S I TI V E B E l f f i E D I E S,

EOR THE CURE of NEHVOFS andPHYSICAL DEBILITY—GEATis-Sout by postto all parts of tba World oh roooipt of Two Stamps,'toprepay postage ̂ '214 p»?es. - .

The BOOK O» POSTTTVE fi««Di«s gives some extrswordinarjLOnres .of . Diseases of the. Urinary Organs.-jWnakaess, Gravel, Backanhe, and Discharges. Also;ofJfrrroqs Debility. .The Nauieof thaMedioine giveniaBnglisfi whlolj was xx *A d in eaotfcaaol :The P«rf0v«Mudiolnea ilat wo're us^;by Dr:-8KiTK.for over.TJurtJ!Yearsaw'now patented.-! FoinnstruotJons are riven,with eaoa-:Me«idne. to enable th» Invalid to select theMtdieiue and Care himself , without consulting a Medi.cal Man.' Sent direct from the Laboratory. . •. !; H SMITH * Co., 28 Southampton Bow, London,.) ?':¦ : ¦ ! . :• . » > ¦

JalcsFEE-SIMPLE ESTATE OF 258 STATUTE

ACRES OF LANDFOR SALE BY AUCTION

1.

CREACON VILLA, one mile from NewRoss, County Wexford.

JOHN PKNDKB baring received instructions fromLUKE WHITNET. Esq., will SELL BY AUCTION, atTho City Auction Mart, 27, Barronstrand-Btreet,

Waterford,O2V MONDAY, 2Sth FEBRUARY, 1883,

(Side at One o'Clock),CREAOON VILLA AND DEMESNE,

Which contains 258 Statute Acres of Good Land,hold in Feo Simple.

DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.This estate is nicely situated, and in a most re-

spectabla neighbourhood, well circumstanced, goodlocality, quiet and pvaceablo, and affords an op-portunity eeldom offered for procuring a first-classResidence, not requiring any expenditure.

The House, which is two Stories, stands in asheltered position, with a cheerful Southern aspect,and the Pleasure Grounds are tastefully planted withEvergreens, and Lodge ni Gate Entrance.

Tho Lands are of good quality, either for Pastureor Tillage, having been long nurtured and highlycared for by the present Proprietor, and are all underGrass, with the exception of about Twelvo AcresThe fields are well laid out and sheltered.

There is a sufficiency of full-grown Timber on theLands to make them ornamental, and a suitable Re-sidence for any Gentleman's Family. The Fruit andVegetable Garden is walled in.

The Farm is well Fenced and has an Abundantsupply of Water. There are Three Spring Wellson the Lands, which have nover run dry, and can beused for Irrigation.

There is a Monthly Fair held in New Boss, whichis attended by the principal Buyers bf the surround-ing Counties, and a good Salmon and Trout Riverwithin; half-a mile, and the Fox Hounds meet veryoften in the' neighbourhood, so that it is rarely sovery desirable a property con be procured.

For any further particulars apply toJOHN PENDER, Auctioneer, Waterford.

$8T Private Offers will be received by the Auc-tioneer up to the 12th February. jl9

BALL7B07, County waterford,Tno Miles from Kilinacthoinas and four from

Stradbilly.

JOHN PENDER having received instructionsfrom Mru. ANABTATIA POWJSE, willSELL BY AUCTION on TUESDAY, 30th JAN.,

1883 (the Fair Day), at WALSHE' HOTEL,KILMACTHOMAS,

HER INTEREST in the FARM at BALL1-BOY, which contains 72 Acres Statute, at

the Yearly Rent of J645. and held under JOHNPALLISIB, Esq.j who i as given his consent to theSale:

The Lands are all under Grass, except about fourAcres, which were sown under Oato and Potatoes.

The Purchaser can have immediate possession.Sale nt One o'clock. For further particulars

apply toDOBBYN, TANDY, & McCOY, Solicitors,

Waterford ; or tojl2.3t JOHN PENDER, Auctioneer.

Private Offei« will be received by the Auctioneerup to the 23rd inBt.

JOHN PENDER," AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,

HOUSE AKD LAND AGENT, 27 BarronstrandStreet, Waterford, and 2, Alexandra Place

Trauiore.

Auctions are held at the Horse, Carriage, andFurniture Repository, Morgan-street, Waterford,on the first MONDAY in every Month (the FairDays), of Horses, Cattle, and every kind ofProperty. Money advanced on Property sent forabsolute Sale. Horses, Houses, Land, and everykind of Property, bonght and snld on Commission,daily. Persons having Property of any kind forSale will find this Agency desirable, as a promptCash settlement is made immediately after Sale.All kinds of Property valued for Probate and theLand Courts.

JOHN PENDER, Auctioneer.$3T An Auction will be held every SATT/BDAT

nt tbii King Street Auction Mart of Furniture,nn.l every kind of Property sent for Sale. si

CITY OF WATEBFORD.

Important to Merchants, Traders, andOTHERS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the SALE-

E00MS of Messrs: THOMAS WALSH & SON,Auctioneers, on the MALL, WATKEPOBD,

On THURSDAY , the 15th FEBRUARY, 1883,at the hour of 12'o'clock, noon,

On behalf of the Governor and Company of theBauk of Ireland, under power of Sale containedin a Mortgage, whereby the Premises were de-mised to them for the residue of the term of 61yoars, less the last day thereof.The Premises are numbered 12 and 13, Barron-

strand-Street, Waterford, late in the possession ofA NDREW O'NCILL, held under Lease for residue ofa term of 61 years, from th« 25th day of March,1857, at the yearly Rent of JMO.

The Premises consist of Dwelling-house, contain-ing five Rooms, large Shop and Ware-Rooms. TheShop has plate-glass Windows, Counters and Shelv-ing, fitted for the Hardware and General Ironmon-gery business within the last two yean, at a largeexpense, and are situate in the greatest thorough-fare and 'best business part of the City, within 100yards of the Quay.

For Statement of Title and Conditions of Sale,apply to AGENT, Bank of Ireland, Waterford j

The AUCTIONEERS ; or toEDWARD H. D» MOLEYNS,

Solicitor having Carriage of the Sale,Solicitor's Office, Bank of Ireland,Dublin. It

LICENSED PBEVISES,No. 43, UARKBT-HOUBB QUAY, WATERFORD,

FOB SALE.

TO BE SOLD, with immediate possessions, theINTEREST in the LEASE of the above old-established LICENSED HOUSE, situate in tbevery best part of tbe City of Waterford, in which alucrative business has been carried on for over 60years. Tenders will be received up to FRIDAY,8nd FEB., 1883, by

THOMAS WALSH & SON, Auctioneers.Tbe Mall, Waterford, Jan. 19,1883. }19.2t

BARM BREWERY for SALE

TO BE SOLD, the TENANT'S INTEREST inthe PREMISES, situate in CROSS LANE,NEW ROSS, which compilses a Largo BARMBREWERY, containing everything requisite forcarrying on the businea.with a comfortable Dwell-ing-House and Garden âttached.

An there is no Establishment of tbe kind in theTown, to a person who understand* the business,this offers a good opening for a profitable Trade.

Also, for SALE on the Premises—a number otCasks, various Bizes ; Beam, Scales, and Weights ;Donkey's Car, Corn Shovels, Flour Bin, OfficeDesk, Stove, and other Sundries.

For particulars apply to ,' • ;PATRICK BOLGER, Auctioneer, ice.,

South-Streot, New Boss.31st January, 1883. ' It

JAMES O'CQtfXTEM, Auctioneer,Mart and Office—il , BAOWELL-BT., CLONMBL

TEHICLES, JIACHIHEBT, FUBNITUBE, andGoods of every description Warehoused and Sold

by Private Sals, or by AUOBOD, on the most reasonable.terms. ' • •.. . • . . , ' : - s29.1jr ',

Tippeiary Union

NOTICE that BATE BOOKS are OPEN for 'Inspection of R̂atepayers, . ;

"IVTOTICE is hereby given,, thai Rates, aa heretmderJ3i mentioned, are atont to be made on the'propertysituated in the tinder-mentioned Electoral Dirmou ofthe above-named Union, rateable under the provisionsof the Acts far the relief of the Destitute Poor in Ire-land, The Rates for (he Ordinary Expenditure of thesoveral Electoral Diviiiona aa follows »—; " . ' : ; ; I

' Electoral Divisions of BaUyotrrooJa'rate of ls.8d. Iithe pound ; BaUvarriffln, Is. 8d. ; BaUykittoen Is. 2d. jBansha, 2s. Od. ; Bilbo*, 2a. 6d.; Brois, 1«. 7d. ] Cap.pagh, '8s. Id. : Clonbeg, Is. 10d- ; Cullen.. l*..ld. ;unrraneen, *t. vo. ; jsououw, *», »u. »• JSVUU ouum, o».8d. ; Drnmwood, 2s. Id, nEmly. lsM. j QlBngar, 2s.9d. ; Golden; 2*. lOd. ; Grean, U. lOd. rKllfeicle,la.lOd. ; Kilaldriffe, Is. 7d. ; KUmacklk.ls.id. j Lattia,Is. 4d. ; Oola, 8». Od. j Bathlynin, Is.6d. i Rodtu, U.63. ; Shronell, U. 4d t 8oUohedbeg, 1*. M.; Temple-neiry, Is. lOd j Templebrsden, Is. W. j Thomastown,Is. 8d.

¦/ Tippewry, *. (^̂

.rftC i'lvV: ^^ .̂The aatd Bates jneloda OatfHalf-peniur in the pound

for General .Expenses, nadft th«i «'> Ĥ«rtia >e|,N 1878,"onall UiaEleot3ralDivu)loai.of:th«UnIon /̂-iikvUtaa U also made in tha BaKsof aU the Elifc

torsi Divisions, for Instalment jwrWtoTwiaer.iMtti-1

'¦ The Bate Books are deposited for Wf iaMoti6oa.it*DT B»t«p«yeratthB Board-rboin of,th»j;Wot»hoaa#,:

¦:;; of Ten'o'otockjB thefowoopj; •ojijr?ttry«Jo*;U;tt(»l̂^rbMf îirdBria Ûw fourteen P»vs nwt.turiiKtM?

business NoticesOIZTGER WISE,

. UNKQUALLID AS A DELICIOUB STOMACHIC,FOB TBE USE OF

-TI7UMILIES and INVALIDS, infinitely superiorJE to any other offered to the Public.

OBTAINED THE FIRST PRIZE—DUBLINEXHIBITION , 1862.

May bo obtained of all Grocers and WineMerchants throughout the Country,

And Wholesale (in Wood and Bottle) from theManufacturers,

BEWLEY & DRAPER (LIMITED),f28. D U B L I N . tf

CHARLES MoINTOSH,P L X T MB E R, B R A S S - F O U N D E R

GAS-FITTER, and LEAD MERCHANT,WATERFORD.

(LATE OF LITTLE GEOBQSS'S STBXST),

OjJicH and Show Room : No. 10 LAD Y LANE.

a BEEN-HOUSES , CONSERVATORIES, and

PUBLIC BUILDINGS ; HEATED by Hot Wa-tor, on the most approved principle.

Testimonials, too numerous for insertion, from theleading Gentry of Waterford and surrounding Counties,whose places I have heated, may be seen at my offioes.' P.S.—Having purchased at the Sale at Little George'sstreet the entire Stock of Brass, Wood, and Lead Pat-terns connected with the Foundry, for Brass Castings,I am enabled to execute all orders for Casing at theshortest notice, and on reasonable termo.

Entrance to Works from Peter Btreet. [mbIMPORTANT NOTICE.

Parties about to Supply their Honsee with the newPIPE-WATBB will bonsnlt their own interests by callingat the above Establishment, where estimates can be hadfreo. ¦

All work will be guaranteed of the best material andworkmanship, and will be executed on the most E»A-BOKABLB TEBHS. . $ .

>A trial respectfully solicited;10, Lady Lano, Waterford, Aug. 27, '81.

BOROUGH OF WATEBFORD

WATER RATES.•^VTOTIOE

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-JL3i sons now in arreurof Water Rate are herebyrequired to pay same on or before THURSDAY,the 15th February, inst. After that date legal pro-ceedings will be taken for the recovery of Ratesagainst all parties who shall be then in arrear.

AND N O T I C E IS HEREBY FURTHERGIVEN, that the Water supplying such persons'premises will be cut off on or immediately aftersaid date.

No further or other notice will be given.By order, JOSEPH W. HOWARD,

Town Clerk.Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall,

Waterford, February 1st, 18S3. It

ROBERT JULIANBEGS to intimate tbat be never had a nicer

assortment of SANDEINGHAM, POLO, DOG,and LORNE CARTS, either in Varnished Timber orPainted, which, for stylo, durability, ease, balance,finish, and prices are all that can be desired. All atpreaont On view, together with some excollent SECONDHAND ONES, only a short time in nge,At the SOUTH MALL COACH FACTORY,

C O R K . d22-6t

WORTH READING !

M I L L I N E R Y , M A N T L E ,AND

GENERAL DRAPEBY WAREHOUSE,75, QUAY, WATERFORD.

W. K E L L YINVITES special attention to the large and

carefully selected WINTER STOCK!which be is now showing, and which includes :

A SPLENDID RANGE OF NEWEST DRESSGOODS,

WITH TBTKUIHOS TO MATCH.The FLANNEL and BLANKET Department* an

well stocked with the best valuo yet offered tothe Public.

Millinery, Mantles, Furs, Fur Trimmings,&c, in great variety.

W. K. is also offering splendid Value inGrey and White Calicoes, Sheetings, &c.

Tbe favor of a. call respectfully solicited.

75, QUAY, WATERFORDIRISH MANUFACTURES

COONEY'S MUSTARD UNRIVALLEEDFOB 8TBENOTH, PUBITT, AKD FLAVOB.

COONEY'S LAUNDRY BLUES,8UPXBIOB IK QUALITY TO ANT IMPORTED.

COONEY'S BLACKING,LONO AND FAVOUBABLT KNOWN IN THB

)ll3,ly EOUI KABKET,May be had of all Wholesale Houses, or at

MANUFACTORY, BACK LANE, DUBLIN.

W. & A. G I L B E Y ,HBANCK — 7, LITTLE GEORGE'S-STREET,

WATEBFORD.

PORTS (Tarragonn)...16s., 18s., 21s. ... per dozenPORTS (Oporto)...24s., 28s., 84a., 40s., 48s. „SHERRIES (Xeres)...168, 18s, 22s, 28s, 34s, 42s.CLARETS (Medoc)...12s, 16s, 18s, 24s, 30s, 86s.WHISKEY (Dublin)—27s., 32s., 36s., 37s., 42s.BRANDY (Cognae)...426, 48s., 60s., 66*. ¦:. vfe;

v; _^Jj }_«_ •_

[mh3.10m) •' - '-/A .JOHN SKANAHAN,

COMMISSION AGENT, Butter, Corn, and Pig\J Broker, 29, BALLTBBicKEN.Waterford. sl6.6mH U G H I K o L E A N ,

PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER, GAS-FITTERLEAD MERCHANT, Ac.,

• 3, LITTLE OEORQE 'S STREET,WATSRFORD.

Having porohased the Interest ,and Plant of the lateFirm of!

Me L E A N A»D M c l N T O S H ,Enables me to execrate all Orders entrusted, to me asPLUMBER. BRASS FOUNDER, and GAS-FIT-

TER ; al»o Heating of Green-honaes, Conserva-tories, and Pnblio Buildings, on the most improvedprinciple, by the circulation of hot water.

HOIMS. and Ship Water Octets; Balht ; Lift andForce Pump tj Hy draulic Ramt; OataUtri, Oat Heat-ing, and Cooking Btovet ultoavi on hands. £mh2.tf

H U G H M o L E A N ,3, LittU George'i-ttrtxl , Wattrford

Tha Turkish. Baths, Waterford.For HEALTH , CLEANLINESS, and HAPPINE88

¦ ' USE THSmURKISH BATH, situate at PABK-BOAD,X WATEBFORD, now entirely renovated andimproved, and open frotr 6 a.m.- to 8 p.m..eachWeek Day, and on Sunday mornings. . : ..

Single Baths, la. to 2s. each, ' and' one dozen at8a. . On Saturday Evenings, 5 to.8 p.m., 6d.

Hot, Cold, and Shower Batbs, Is." One of the most remarkable properties of the Bath

is its abilitr to destroy the sense of fatigue and exhaus-totion."—Mr. EBABMDS WILSON.

" Habitual Bathers seldom take cold, and those whohiive got a ohill, and feel Catarrh ia imminent, can al-ways oot it short by • good long.bath.—Dr. MADBBN."

1, Broad-Streot, WaterfordNOW OPEN-^OENERAL GROCEBY,

; WIHB'AHD SJPIBIT STOBB.. ': ¦

;TlyfAURIOE POWER begs to announce thatAXJL ¦ he has Opened the abov» EtUblUhment with aline and well-seleoted Stock of GROCERIES, WIMES.and SPZBXTS,: ar.d resp««tf ally solioiU the patconage orhit Friends and the Poblio, . He invites tpeoUl atten-tion to hi» TEAS, wUoh Kave been moat oarefally »e-leoted, andon best terms. - j ! • ol3^m

MAURICE POWER, 1, BBOAD-ST., WATHBFOBD.-

WHOLEBALB AND BSTAIL <Tish, Qam»,i Poultry.jand loe Storea,. . . BBAU-SITWET; WATEBFOBD. r

fTtHE attenition-olithe - Geatiy- and PublicJj '. U called to thUEitahliihrnent; ¦' GOODS '. or; THU CHOioisxiQuALm. :

Country ordert ioarefaUjrjtUeoded to.- i . ¦.

¦ , ¦ ;. r w. STREET,-PBOPWETOB. : ,.. ICE I ICE 11' Ioa '! -A loxttry for hot weatherf s»-oiirely paoked for joonveyajine by rail, Ao. Tema on•JjolieaUon. '. . :. ; • j

1;.¦".. >..,> "* :[ ,' n bMt Uunki toiQ* l^JHpMrwaWneMvid byj^rJSBM tbt tewtff t ' < tiw SiiliTXwTi' âoia to bu, aa4

if tOKMol ***f **f *** to my Friends andJL Patrons and tbe Public generally, that myFather, Mr. SAHUBL ALLEN, having retired frombusiness on the 1st of October last, and called forpayment of all outstanding accounts due to him,he banded over his Business to me, which I con-tinue to carry on as UBual ; and that all debts dueto the Establishment from and after that day atepayable to me.

Hoping to have a continuance of that patronage,I wish to assure my costumers that nothing shallbe wanting on my part to merit a continuance andincrease of that support which has been so longconferred by a generous public. jld.tf

29th December, 1882. WILLIAM ALLEN.

TSA1IOSE

TO SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a HOUSEsituate on tbe TIBBACB, Tramore, containingseven Bed and four Sitting-Rooms, Kitchen, andOut-Offices , held under Lease, at a very low rent.

For paiticulars as to price, Ac., apply toSAMUEL C. ALLINGHAM, Solicitor,

24.tf 3, King-street, Waterford.

TBAHEOBX.HOUSES, fully famishad, TO BE LET, by tho'. Month, for he Season or by the year, at StLlOEft TEKBACE , Tramore. Apply oh the promisoB.

Tramore. County waterfordmO be LET or SOLD, two large Grass FABM 8,JL K I L B R I D E a n d M00NV0Y, situatewithin one "mile of Tramore, and five of Waterford.Kilbride about 179A. 8B. 8P. Statute ; Mocnvoyabout 86A. 8B. 25P. Statute. For particulars apply,to ' JAMES BUDD; Esq., Tramore ; or

THOMAS WALSH & SON, Auctioneers. :The Mall, Waterford. •: ' \ d22

ARMT SERVICE."VOUNG iS^rSbwS-tdm'HER MA-•J-'-: - JESTY'S ARMY'will, on'uppllcat on at anyPost Office in the United Kingdom, be snppljod, with-out charge; jrith a pamphlet containing detailed Infor-mation as td the Conditions of Service and Advantsgenof the Army, a* to P»y, Doferred Pay,* and Pensions.'1; -SERVICB Or SOLpiEBS.: .̂' ..]';" 'Enlistment will be for seven yeafiVUk'tiiColournand five in Reserve, or eight je»r« wi'i- the Colours enctfour in the Reserve, if the Soldier oompleter his sevenyears while Mrvinf'abrotd. ; . ¦

¦ " ¦.* '¦ ^> ' '• '.• > : ¦ ¦.'¦ PROMOTION IN THE ABMX '. . > ,¦ The foDowiaf positions with the regular Almy »taclAuxiliary Forces »re held exolaiivelj by deserving

Amm imaU f a .'tf - Viturt of ' • Batf» o/Pa»," of the wdl-lmovm Educational

Establishments of. Coloma, near Malines, Brussels,Rue du Marait, 23, and Chaussie d' Haecht, 68,

THE constant aim of the DAMES BE MABII is to_ givo to their Pupils such a careful religious

training as shall make them good and piousChristians, and such intellectual culture as shallmeet the requirements of modern Education.

Pension, £32 in each of the above Institutions.For further particulars, apply to the respectiveReverend Mother, Supeiior of the Establishments.

Reference is kindly permitted to the ReverendMother Superior, Coloins House, Bedford Park,Croydon,W., Surrey.

Mr. McCarthy, Surgeon Dentist,ATTENDS Wuterford professionally every

, MONDAT and TUESDAY.Address-4 0 , L A D Y - L A N E .

Nelson-Street, Clonmgl. j!0.7fcTO BE LET,

THE GRAZING of part of tbe Lands of CBOOK,known as " Grcenhills," Passuge East, con-taining abont 18 Acres. Apply to I.'THOBNTON , -42,'Ladj-Lonu, Waterford. j26.t£

Maternity or Lying-in Hospital,PARLIAMENT-STREET.

11th Jannary, 1883.THE Ladies who form the Committee of theMATEBNITT or LTINO-IN HOSPITAL are obligedto appeal to the Public. ' Tbe Fnnds are in suoh a vurylow state, that unless a large number of Sabsoriboracome forward , the Hospital must soon bo closed.

The skilled attendance and care bestowed on thepoor patients are not its only claims to the considera-tion of the Citizens, inasmuch as for many years thoInstitution has been most useful and successful in thetraining of Nuraes.

Subscriptions thankfully received by the Treasurer,Mrs. H. DENNY , Jobn's-hill ; or the Hon. Sea., Mrs.J. W. HOWABD, Catherine-Street. jl2.3tWATERFORD AND CENTRAL IRELAND AND

KILKENNY JUNCTION RAILWAYS.

ATTANAH (Queen's County) STEEPLECHAS ES(Racecourse.adjoining the Station),

T ¥ E S D A r ,. 6th F E B K U A K Y .ON the above day, a First; Second, and ThirdClass SPECIAL TRAIN will run as nnder :—

Waterfora departure 10.0 a.m ; Kilmacow 10.10 ;Mullinavatt 10.20; Ballybale 10.40 ; Thomastown 10.55:Bennttabridgo 11.5 ; Kilkenny 11.45 ; ifeUyngget,12.15 p.m ; Attanagh arrival 12.80.

FABXS to Attanagh and Back:—From Waterford, to Kilma-cow and MoUlnoTat, lit clou 6s j 2nd olais 4s W; 3rd chuij3s. From B&Ujhale, Thomastown, and BenneUbridge, 1stolasi 5s i 2nd class 4s; 3rd alus 2s 6d. From Kilkenny, 1stclass 4s; 2nd class 3s ; 3rd clua 2s. from Bdll/ragget, 1stclass Is s 2nd class Bd : 3rd class 6d.

The B«tarn Train will leave Attanagh at 415p.m., stoppingat all Stations, and arriving in Waterford abont 6.30 p.m.

Passengers from Maryborough and ilbbeyleix oan reach At-tanagh br the 8.40 a.m and 10.8A a.m. Down Trains, and retnrnby a Special leayini? Attanagb lor Maryborough ut *&) p.m.Uetnrn Tickets only will be Issued to or Irom Attanagb bytbe ordinary or special trninB,

Horse* will ouly be coaieyed to Attanagb by the trainsleuiing Maiyborongb at 8.4J a.m. ond Waterford at 7.15 ».mou the day of the Kaces, and can only return from Attaaaghfor tbe Up Stations by tbe Train leatiog at S.10 p.m. and forthe Down Stations by a Train leaving at 7.45 p.m.

By Order WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Secretary.Waterford Terminal^ Jannary 20th, 1883.

Waterford and Limerick RailwayCOMPANY.

¦\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tbat theJ l̂ Seventy-fifth Ordinary Half-yearly GeneralMeeting of tbe Shareholders and Stockholders ofthe Company will be held at the Board-room,Waterford Terminus, in the City of Waterford, onTUESDAY, the 27th day of 'FEBRUARY, 1883, atthe hour of Twelve o'Clock, noon, for the transac-tion of tbe business of a General Meeting. . ,

Tbe 'Stock and Share : Transfer Books of theComptn»(will be Closed from TUESDAY , tbe 13thProz.,' .inclusive, until after conclusion of saidMeeting.—By order, ¦ ;

~ .̂ .: M. J. .KENNEDY, Secretary.Head Offlws, Waterford Terminus, ¦• ¦ - ¦¦ .• • - •:" 26th Janoary, 1888." ;¦''" -

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C L O N M EL O AIT I i E PA1E-; WEDNE8DAY,. 7th *EB., Ig83. . i• Foi/th* accommodation of. persons attending this Fair,a 8MECIAL TBAIN, with Carriages stUohed, wfll leaveWAT»«foaii(.TJrjOllMEL AND' THURLE8 PIQ MARKETS^viiv.¦̂ •-, -.,"•¦ .-MONDAY;- s«i FEB.; :. ; ¦ ;'¦Itoi the aocommodation of -Buyers and others att»nd-abbveVTi Special Train, with Carriages attaobod/mllleave Waferfordfoi'Clonmeland Thurlas, at 5.0. p.m.,on SUNDAY; 4th'FEB.,'1883. r|¦;•- ¦¦ ;- r.V .JOHN ROBERT8, Trafflo Manager J' TraiBo MujtceVs Offlco, Limerick, Jan., 1883. ; : ,

"EIJEBEUABTTAIBS. 1883.—The ordbhryJD . Goods Trains,' br SpeoUJ Trains, will carry liveStockfromth« under-mentiqnedFairs i— ; ., ', . .¦!.„ i ,

EnnU, for. mtowji.Malbav Fair. Thuraday, Feb. 1 ;KulaJoe,for Botfif Fair, Feb. 11 Athonry, for Cas ĉ.bUken«y.,Falr,-JfrWay, 2nd t . Tnlee, fer CasUeislraidFair, FrUtay Ŝad jBoii., Saturday,8rd ; Birdhijl. forNemiirh Pig Mark*. Saturday,Wi Limeribk; Janot.,for OnartavUUPif Market, Saturday, Srd ;. Newea* U*

l Pi«4Ma*k >̂ 8atMdar,3rdrKewoastIa a UtiiHtit,'MoW,.Jih WSSUi 'tot^boon Fair,:Mondayi»»k|,WaWotd* MoaoVMk i Thmrlai Plf.Itorkafc^H««£|Sih .̂Cloj. ŝl l̂la^^M r̂^̂ ii.TMtfcaMarkk.'ll^Bdayf 6fh t IMN Cattle FftlrYTnMH(Hhj,TkarlsiTC«k«)Jalr. Ti««4ay( dtb'i-'SathhiBPit Maika*,.TM^ ,̂6*t -i-Bathaê (ia^^H

ŝ 'iSSS?^Ms^m&iss&mFatr«, bat 11M Oa«aiw M r>aMa«M Um'VMtitymu!

TOWN HALL, WATERFOBD

A OBAKD AKATETJB, COZTCEBT.FOR the BENEFIT of tho WATERFORD

TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, will be held inLARGE ROOM, TOWN HALL,

ON MONDAY , FEBRUARY 5ft , 1883,Under tho Patronage of the Right Worshipful

the MATOB of WATBBFOBD.Several Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs bavo

kindly consented to assist on the occasion.Conductor :

J. F. FITZOKRALD, Esq., Mus. B., T.C.D.PBICBS—Front Seats, 2s. ; Second Seats, Is. ;

Gallery, 6d.Particulars in future announcements.

' 2t JOHN BROWNE, Hon. Sec.

CONCERTS and OBATOBIO

MISS MARY RUSSELL,PRINCIPA L SOPBANO,

(Exhibition Palace Concerts, Dublin ; NationalIrish Exhibition Concerts, Dublin ; St. Patrick 1!Oratorio Society, Dublin ; Philharmonic Society'sConceits, Belfast, &c.),

i îAN ACCEPT ENGAGEMENTS for the above,\y Communications as to Terms, vacant Dates,and Press Opinions, may be addressed care of

Messrs. POHLMANN & SON, Dawson-Street,Dublin. ]26.2t

PATRICK EEXLT & SONS

ARE prepared to make special terms withBOTTLERS for theirSAMPSON, XX, and MEDIUM STOUT.

Having an abundant supply of the finestHOPS, they ore enabled to meet the require-ments of the Trade liberally.

Tbe New Season's ALES are new deliver-ing in sparkling condition.

THK BBKWEBY, WATEBFOBD.j26.tf

WANTED,A SITUATION as DAIRYMAID, by a pcr-

-oL son of long experience. Testimonials, both asto character and competency, can be given. Apply to

f2.4f R. GOUQH, Great George's-streot.Notice and Advertisement of Writ

of Summons,Issued in Actions against Incorporate Body , Rail-

way Company, Poor Law Guardians, tf c.

THOMAS HENBT MCSWINET,~| "VTOTICE is herebyPlaintiff; j JLsl given, pursu-

Tho Waterford & Limerick J-ant to the ProvisionsRailway Company, I of the Act 16 and 17

Defendants.] Victoria, chap. 113,sec. 33, tbat a Writ of Summons has been issuedat the suit of said THOMAS HSKBT MCSWINETagainst tbe Waterford and Limerick Railway Com-pany (having tbeir principal Office at Waterford),in tbe Queen's Bench Division of Her Majesty'sHigh Court of Justice in Ireland.

Dated this 29th day of January, 1883.STANDISH O'GRADY, Solicitor for said

Plaintiff, No. 19, Upper Ormond-quay,Dublin.

To the said Waterford and Limerick RailwayCompany, and all whom it may concern . It

BOARD OP PUBLIC WORKS

N O T I C E TO B U I L D E R S.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the under-

signed, wiU be received up to 12 o'Clock, noon,on the 19th day of FEBRUA RY, 1883, for

WORKS AT PARCELS POST DEPOT, &c,in the Cin of WATEBFOBD.

- The Plans and Specification can be seen at theWaterford Post Office , where Printed Forms forTenders can be bud. The Board will not be boundto accept tbe Lowest or any Tender.

By order, EDWARD HORNSBY, Secretary.Offico of Public Works, Dublin,

3lst January, 1883. ItARMT CONTRACTS

nnENDERS will be received at the undormen-JL tioned Offices until 1.2 o'Clock, noon, on the

15th day of FEBRUARY, 1883,For tbe Supply of COAL. COKE, TURF, BOG-

WOOD, and KINDLING WOOD ; also, for thedelivery of COAL and COKE in bulk , into theseveral Barrack Yards, at tbe principal Stations,for the use of Her Majesty's Land Forces in Ire-land, for ONE YEAR, from 1st APRIL, 1883.

Forms of Tender, containing conditions of Con-tract, approximate quantities, and all detailed in-formation , may be obtained on personal application,between the hoars of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., or byletter, addressed to the Senior Commissariat Officersas under :—

FOR DUBLIN DISTRICT :Commissariat OJfices~T. HOUSE, PALATINE

SQUABE, ROYAL BABRACKS, DUBLIN ;

—ATHLONE,—BIRR,—CURRAGH CAMP,—LONGFORD.

FOR CORK DISTRICT :Commissariat Offices —CORK ,

—CLONMEL,—FERMOY,—KILKENNY,—LIMERICK ,—QUKENSTOWN,—TEMPLEMORE,

FOR BELFAST DISTRICT :Commissariat Offices— BELFAST,

„ —DUNDALK,—ENNISKILLEN.

Tho Tenders must be on the printed Forms, pro-perly filled up, signed and dated, and no Tenderwill be noticed unless deliveredat the CommissariatOffices at Dublin, Cork, and Belfast respectively,in closed Envelopes, marked " Tender for Fuel" ontbe outside, before 12 o'Clock, noon, on the 15thFEBBDABT.

Commissariat, Ireland, Jan. 15th, 1883. . It

NEW ROSS UNION

THE Committee of Management of theFethard Dispensary District will, at their Meet-ing to bo held on THURSDAY, tha 8th day of FEB.,1843, at Twelve o'Clock njon, at the Dianonsary atArthurstown , proceed to ELECT a properly-qualified

MEDICAL OFFICER;For tho FETHARD portion of the above Distriot, at

a Salary of JBIOO per Annum, with JS15 per Annum asRural Sanitary Officer ; also, Fees under Registrationand Vaccination Acts.

Candidates must possess the necessary qualificationsprcBoribed by Sealed Order of the Local Government.Personal attendance of Candidates, with Testimonials,on the day of Election indispensable, and the gentle-man elected must reside in the Distriut.¦ JAMES NEILL, Hon. Secretary,

It KUaiannock, Prieethaggard.THANES.

THE Christian Brothers thankfully acknowledgethe following Subscriptions :—The TrinitarianSociety, £2 ; Mr. Denny's Men, £1 10a j Mr. DavidCasey, South Parade, 2s. 6d. ,THE Sisters of Charity:gratefully acknowledgehaving received from Messrs. Denny's Menil for St. Martin'«̂ Orpbs«iit |p /̂,.*(-1>vi:-.- , •

; LOND0K PEOVi?JON̂̂ KBr-MoNDAT.Lard-jfeiors for Irish bWoVfed and'keg of fine

qualityiSH'steady, but few 'solow.'were reported lastweeV.f iSmk tf A m c / i i m a t i a . moderate request. InEuropStoprim* ¦«**littlo doing. Amerioan of goodqualij|wnquir«d ler. .̂S:.

'fcpNDOH-BUTTBB MARKET—MONDAT. ¦Import* of "Irish" l»o|».wwk by long sea 25 firkins.

From tiw Cwltoisbt */-.direct .steamers, 3,821 caskswere reArM *nh»t}M*7. last year, »nd vj» outporteand «sown;wheaU are losing colour and|ivlfc *k«f HWiitinuad wat«r-loirged ooodlUonmiiUklt*,' x>a tbe. oth.r hand, some of .thenV4l»** aw appearing, above ground. 110?KM'MMpeeU of toe growing.wheat crop'areBiSSt ia ,T»1M to those of a week, ago, bnt

fB^^ss îsaa¦Ed in London on Mon4w;la«,p« ftU-Mjand

s*£E ?̂£l!? 2 0 00 0LAED (chandler's) — — 17 0 0J 0

BUTCHERS' ME4T.Bmr, per lb. — — 0a. 8.1 to 0s. 20dMnTTOM, per lb. — — 0 8 « it)LAKB, per lb. — — 0 0 o oVSAL, per lb. — — 0 7 0 9PORK , per lb. — . — 0 7 0 8

POTATOES.Champions, per stone, — — 0s. 9d to to. OdScotch Downs, do. — — 0 0 0 0

BKEAD.WHITE, per -Ubs. — — 0s. 7Jd. to 0d. 8 IHOUSEHOLD, per do. — — 0 u 0 u

WHISKEY.DOBMH , per gallon — — 19s. Od. to 20s. OilCORI , puncheon — . — 16 0 16 6

F I S H .NEWJ-OCHDLAXO Coaflsh , ).er cwt. — 20a. Od. to 26». OdH KKIU .NUS , ltound Norwegiun, j«r luno! 27 0 00 0

Do. Split Labrador — — 2J 0 23 0SA IXOK , per lb. (wholesale) — 2 8} 0 0f £ix, per do. — — 0 0 o 0BOIH , per do. — — 0 in u uTOKD OT, per do — — 0 8 0 0

FOWL AND Eli.JSCHICKESS, each — — 2a. 61. to 2 < . 101.Turkeys, do. — — 5 0 5 6Ducxs, do. — — 2 2 2 4QEESE, per pair — — 1 1 0 H tfEoos, perl2o — — 12 6 0 0FOWL, per pair — — 5 0 5 6

SOAP AND CANDLES.WHITE, per cwt. — — 26s. 0J to V9 • "rlBROWH, per do. — — 18 0 vs uMOULD, per dozen lbs. — — 4 i> 4 9DIPT, per do. — — 4 6 4 9

WOOL AND HI11KS.Hogiret Wooi, per lb. — — Os.BJl. oO( .10J I.Wether and Ewe, do. — — 00 81 (O 10Skin Wool, do. — — 00 5 00 9HIDES, per CKt. — — 22 0 2« uKira, per owt. — — 2! 0 26 0CALF, per dozen — — 18 0 u u

TIMBERBED PUTS per ton, — — 70a. 0d. to 80s. OdYELLOW PINS per do. — — 89 0 00 0STAVES, per 1000 — — 70 0 80 0LATHS, per do. — — 13 0 15 u

C O A L S .COALS, por ton — — 17J. ftl to 00a. 01COIE, per do. — — 14 6 00 v

FODDEE AND GREEN CROPS.OAT, per ton — — 60s.0d. I O 75J . 0,iSTRAW, wheaten, per do. — — 50 0 55 0

Do., oaten, — — 35 0 4i uToRHira, per do. — — 18 0 20 0MAHOOLDS, por do. — — 20 0 22 0CARno-rs, per do. — — 3d 0 35 ft

WATERFOBD BUTTEE MAEKET.Number of f irkins weighed at the Public Butter Market

for week ending Friday (this dayj , and prices.Saturday, — 9 — 112a. Od. to 000a. Od.Monday, — 0 — OuUs. Od. to 000s. 0J.Tuesday, — 0 — 000s. Od. to 000a. OJ.Wednesday— 3 — 12-ls. Od. to 000a. 0JThursday, — 1 — 120a. Od. to 000s. Od.Friday, — 0 — OOOs.- Od. to 000s. Od.No. of Firidns corresponding week last year... 14Price per cwt., New 165a. Od. to 000a. 0J.

girths, Carriages, and deaths.Announcenur.lto/ Births,Mirriagtt,ani Dealhi,mustbe pre -)tai

B I S T H . SJan . 22, at Instow, North Deion, tho wife of Co mmanderEdward Cuiceater, B.N., of a son.Jannary 22, at Molltuabro',. Hro. H. Hawtry Jones of adaughter, who surrlTed but a f«w.JioBTSV-i:" '

Jan.5r at.TaiuJojs M̂ahno3BKa*jr?5Sgg °̂i î

- ¦ JjiSli :atv»h» WatwoS 1a K̂eaSo25jfeilf L̂:

¦ . : TrcJ \«a4etir\if nv!Hit»^kTUf rrf TmGi X̂ ' -^- ¦;- -^t--;:-;f,nWat»Ttertrj-A»li»BSB^bwi5!»Mii?i

&££¥ ?*MM !»!»; feT

WATERFORD COACH FACTORY

JONES *t COMPANY,Coach Builders and. Harness Manufacture,OAL, IRON , anU«ilieTitt»j>oor" r ôes^̂ y l̂ t̂V i - ls Peneetly :h*rmlc«.ana» aHJ^^L^i?roda9e? »¦ w*tw»l.««M »lw> by-'O&Tijig ĝSWmrtroin pain, and the little olwrnS"

i ¦• -::• '' ¦ ' : - U^ J î> ' /̂/ffd EDITOE

OP THE WATEEPOBD NEWS.: J ; ' '' ¦ VTJ '̂ ':- -" • ̂ .¦

¦\»DKAB SIB,—I was tit a loss to understand the.t .yi.-i?-- ;- ¦. ; : * . ipKi>.« ; '.•. • • ';. -> . ,- .̂ .\«»ning of " Pair Play's" letter, appearing in¦r ?- ;' ¦- .' : -.: ¦', XTCTÂ ! ic, V / ¦¦ ¦v;t.:3^̂ ur

issue of the

26th, till I came to tae last para-.c'.*j V : * . . i' -^ --i .jrjo; , ¦; v-rryfraph, and then the aim of thia ardent vindicator' . '.' .. ' • • : '""' ' • '• ! ' ". "' ' ' Y of a victim of " unwarrantable attack" and " mt's-» •• ¦ _ ! ¦• - .. -. - -—=rT:»-Ji mS 'rom his writing, it would-seoin easy to guess"• -' : !A" .- \̂TOT V'Y rY I I Raw? that he is onl* an "P"*0?1 to one or °°th ; but I«y" (,-"- .*i * V/J-i« - *A v\ y\' § |l |p* hope he will not consider it unkind of me to say

y.V-^L.. .. .. . ' !'¦ ! ¦ ' /. '¦ ;-|. hj° that his letter, so far from being a refutation of- I' -sr—^—-— — Tj t̂ iu ' mine, is only a display of unwholesome, and, I•»• |?f ' '•'. *.* T332 WATEBFOBD /oeriods hope' nnaTai.IlDg adulation. I would ask an answer-v7;V,

'¦" ' . EsTJUmsHtD-lM n̂ âter- to the foUowing questions :-- • TSKOR !]-! CIBCOLATION TO TH» Sdfiines that (L) Has Falr Play 81VUQ Mr- Redmond's words

^r;,r*.\i,ui , try.yEiD^r, on4 SwBijfrhe Marts- M the* were uttered- or DM he oal* 8'vea his ownx t Magis-,5»«mt'thr. merchants ib-aA V^" g ?IJi t"te as a kind of lay clergyman, anxious for the. ;l-ro%«ljWS«,*o.;lnWate/w »̂ ™n»Z well-being of those committed to his charge, can

- ;£* »onth of Ireland IS J15 °ri-°i, AM only bring a 8inUe to the UP8 of tho8e who know' ; S^^ -̂ """• t̂ion nevSf\an.? ?• „ mia more of such matters than innocent " Pair Play,"r îjCin Watorford, ¦ml «t8^

nctlon- . TbJ and his advocacy of measures that have done more• Ĉ -̂ JOrtFtcWSfa COn

i?Lri to create discontent than anj thing since the Penal,

̂cc "taTiiwahon from Lc3fr« any political L shewB ye uinl in wha\ e .. Fair

U •„•'¦' "i"̂ «attention paia to oSg °(, ŝ own pJ A, tender sympathies run. To my poor

* r ^™., . .

r .,V the office ; êrstBLniingt my letter was a remonstrance, . • ;o^'Ontsi«nexoected J am not fond. o£ contro»ersy, and would pro-1 ¦ '¦¦ *Kiko 4'WirrJVy tnW now bablv have hesitated about intruding on your.> ¦ •''. 'itegars. .Ttf>'JM'JI«irwS?k---i?L- fn columns if I thought there were such terrible fel-¦Vj . -™enl. ..a^ v̂e'of'l«tSWEailta ê>_ to low8 a8 .. Faic J ,̂, han(jing round> readv topublic interests. demolish poor people who are actuated by a desire

fco see a state of government existing that wouldTHE CORK EXHIBITION, 1883. do away with the necessity of such gentlemen as

Mr. T. O'KEEFFK, tho organiser for the "Fair Play" displaying their " feelings," set in, _ , , , . , . . , . .. the questionable framework of their literarySonth of Ireland, baa arrived in this city to ab51itj*8._T aul) dcttl. 6ir, faitufuiiy yours,solicit subscriptions and exhibits for the Cork 29th January, 1883. ADVOCATE.Exhibition. Already the exhibition promises =to be a vast success. It has been taken up in F A S H I O N A B L E N E W S .tho most energetic manner by the leading LEVEE AT DUBLIN OASTLE.—The first leveecitizens of every shade of opinion, and their of the season was giron by Earl Spencer on Tuesdayunited eflorta have resulted in a large amount of aftornoon, when the attendance was nnsaally largu,money bein" subscribed. A splendid site has been the general public boing exclnded from tho Castlesecured in the Ccrn Exchange, and even now Yard. Sir Michael Hiok« Beach, M.P ; Mr. Edwardapplications for space are fast coming in. The S,lb»°nVM t̂

l?d Tn6 .° C "̂* DOB were present,tt, given JlrUh ̂ ^tbf gMMto SB^^WifflRinr Dublin will be increased by that m Cork, and Earl ŝ noer who waa attended by the Bight Hon.

now that the Irish people are appreciating their Q 0 T̂ eTei,an, M.P, Chief Secretary, and the tnom-own produce, it is to the interest of each manufac- oecs of the honsehold and staff.tnrer—large or small—to show his goods and make r̂s. and Mies Power Lalor, Longorchard,them known beyond their present limits. As the naTe arrived at 19, Molseworth-streot, Dublin, tor thtCork Exhibition will be, to an extent, internationrl, season.great influx is expected into the city during its MABBIAOB OP MB WILLIAM GALLWEY, orcontinuance, with, it is to be expected, a most WATEBTORD, AT BATH.— On Thursday the marriagebeneficial influence on Irish manufacture. was celebrated of Mr. William Gallwey, eldost «jn

Th« committee have decided, btsides giving of Mr. Henry Gallwey, J.P., of Tramore, County Wft-medala to the best exhibits, also to give special terford, Ireland, mih Mas Francii, &te TreUwnyuicwuu . !,„„. _,/W?,,«,M1 ihn» Davics, eldost dftughtor oi the Kev. B. W. L. Davies,praes to the artirans who have produced those gf ̂̂ ̂ Bath

«s Tha UBrrUga ^̂ ^ ̂wag 1̂exhibits. ... . . . . j .t. formed in St. Mary's Catholio Church, Julian-road, the

We hopeWaterford will not be backward, neither 0)6^̂ ), clergyman being the Very Eev. Canon

in its exhibits or subscriptions, and thus do its part Longhnan, assisted by the Bev. T. Doyle. There wasin the revival of Irish industries. Mr. O'KKKFFE, a luge congregation aosembled to witness the ceremony,who is staying at the Imperial Hotel, leaves this and among the company w«re the Bar. Sir John Bnn-city for Clonmel on Saturday evening. bnry, M.A, Captain Halifax, Mrs. and Muw Thompson,* —-. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Butterworth, Mus Knight Dariet,~—¦ Mrs. J. Bntterworth, tho Missea Bruoe, AIis« Airey,

L O C A L I T E M S . Miss Northey, Mr. Lewis Knight Bruce, Mr. Walter,. _ w » j , .. . T . . Brinkley, Mr. C. W. Maokillop, Mr. Foicroft, Mrs.TKI LZOXL PsorEssioK.-We find by tbe In,h Bland f .̂ The bride wiw attired in a robe of white

Lav Times that Mr. J. P. Meade O Sullivan, of Drocadod gatin> trimmed with Honiton point laco (theCarrick-on-Suir, has been awarded a_ special certi- gjft of the bride's mother), with wh.te tnlle veil, snr-ficate of merit at the final examination of law ap- mounted by a wreath of orange bloaioms and myrtle,prentices seeking admission as solicitors for the She also carried a choice bonquot, and wore handsomeHiirh court of Justice in Ireland, which was held on gold bracelets, the gift of the bridegroom. The hrldes-Ihe8th and9th January. We heretofore noted Mr. maid*, four in number, were-Miss GjJl»ey, Miaa A.

aminations. at which he obtained the first place, Caahmere and whi ŵaterei .Uk, trimmed with whiteand we are glad to perceive that the same good fnrand martUia8i fMtened with bnnches of red rosesluck has attended his career throughout.—l/Wnmel and ghamrooks. They also wore handsome pearl arrowChronicle. broaches, whioh, as wrll aa the bouquets they cam ed,

SAKITABY R EGULATIONS.—At the last monthly were presented, by the bridegroom. Mr. Henry B.meeting of the Public Health Committee of the Burke, D.L, cousin of *,ho bridogroom, acted as bestP/»mnrafion lh« Mavor Dresidinir. and Aid. B. man, the groomsmen being Mr. T. J. Qallwey, Mr. P.PoweT^'co'unc^rMSeyf'Fielding. and '̂"fe ̂ ̂"JS

1''*.̂ ^M-Grath aho present the record £ «» «antary g *̂ Vto - ̂A.̂ S? 'J Ŝl totowork performed by the officials from the 11th to regidenca of the brid8.a' {ithet t ĥeJre tbe weddingthe 26th of January waa as follows r—Number of breakfast was served. During the afternoon Mr. andnotices served, 20 ; prosecutions for neglect of jjn,. William Gallwey left Bath on their way to Borne,orders or notices, 6; convictions^; houses, yards, —Bath Herald.and premises inspected, 559 ; horises, rooms^

or pre- j ̂Arthm- Butler, D.L., has been on amises limewashed, 36; dwellings disinfected. 11; Ti3;t at Dabiin CMUO witn bill Excellency tbe Lorddieinfectirg chamber u&ed by 4 persons ; articles of Lieutenant.clothing disinfected 16 in number ; clothing and it j3 in contemplation, wo learn, to have abedding destroyed by order of the sanitary baU at tho Imperial.Hotel, in this city, on the 16thauthority to the value of 12s. 6d. ; number of per- in8t.sons removed to hospital whilst labouring under . •._infections diseases, IS. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN.

LOCAL TALENT.—We feel much pleasure in On Monday the annual distribution of prizes of this¦tatia? that Mr James McCoy, at a recent exarai- invaloablo sohool . took place at the spacious sohool-Bating for solicitor's apprentices, held in Dublin, room, King-street. The attendance was largo andSS&a third place amongst *> «*£*£* V$££*t£\*SiJ&. SSff N'W^TI;dates, and isto bepermitted tocompetefor the. gold M-EIA Mr- ̂Kent- j.p., Mr. G. Walpolo. Aid.medaL Mr. McCoy is a brother of Mr. A. S» Bedmond to. Mr. White read the ropoit of theMcCoy, of the firm of Dobbyn. Tandy & McCoy, of gebool for o,, p ̂}„«.«.,»,, and Mr. Mnrphy, thethis city. able muster, read out the list of prizes, which included

TH« W>ATH*B.—This unfailing topic of amaze- valuable books, &c., and whiob, being presented tonsent and admiration in town has been more than each pnpU, wvro rccciveJ with mnch applause Onumally erratic bf. late-in fact, it may be described motion of Mr. WoJpol*, seconded by Mr. Kent, theM dreadfully depressing, distressing, destructive, reflection of the officers was adopted. The beantifnlM areaoauiij uepie»ius, 6> » drawings in the room were then inspected by the»nd deplorable j and with the prospec:t or the heavy « a{ter ^^ ̂ edi tonninateleale that is promised us in March, it is truly "kmentable. The N.W. gales at the close of last TRIAT

cv:

£?Ucttd $?*£& -THE SORT OF PEOPLE THAT ONE

MEETS AT DANCES.THE DEnuTiitrs,

W ho thinks the world all rows,Who loves at sight the first man who propose! ;Believes that each tdinlrer 1* sinoere, ¦And ca.mot bur that mou at lore slioald snoer.

THE N EAT Yomco SLIN,With hi«u woll-starched collar.And expectations I Bead/ cub, * dollar |Who dances like a welt-made dance-machine,And wears a most depressed indifferent mien.

THE KNOWINO DIM,Who's Knitted throngh several seasons,Not married jet I ' But then she has her reasons.Who'd always dressed with Me that makes girls

jealous ;To lileaue her partners this one 1B most sealous.

THE MAX or YKARS,No longer pleated with folly,W'jo thinks that din ling's good, bnt flapper's jolly ;l'rcfers to spend bis time in conversation,With perhaps, to sweeten it, the least flirtation.

THE CLEVXR OIBL,Who's great on education,Whose tnlk is lofty and or long duration ;Who ecoms frivolity, negleots her clothing,Loves Women's Bights, and looks ou men with

loathing.THE KKRVODS MAX,

Who stands ap in a corner, * 'The very image of a new Jack Homer ;Tiio sort of a man who asks (whilst ahjlj glancingAt his (air partner) " Aro you [ond of dancing I"

THS PKETTT Gmt,Of whom men «tk, " Who U she ?"And women mnrmur that she's far tno gusby •Of whom few guess, who meet her winsome glances,Sho bos a heart, a thing apart—from dances.

TUE T«BE Yocso ALur,Who tilks about the woather,And hopes your step aud his go well together ;Agrees to every single word you utter,On't dance a bil, and then begins to stutter.

THS A-VIIOOS GIRL," Not boon out inucli before,"But very willing to go out much more ;Who, when Bhe's asked to dance, looks very grateful,Likes grown-up men, and thiaks that boys are hateful,

THE FLIETIHO MAX,Who falls In attitudes,Tnlks to each girl of love—ia platitudes ;Look3 ling'rinjr looks whioh seein to breathe devotion,Aud doesn't feel, himself , the least emotion.

TUK FAST YOUKO 1IA»,Who drops in for an hour.Who general ly wears some large white flower ;Who quotes from coiuic songs, an 1 smells of smoking,Aud hiu a great propensity tor joking.

THE CHAVEBON ,Who sits with smile so weary,To bur a dance must be a thing right dreary ;Who beams upon youug man with lots of money ;For poor young men her looks are not so sunny.

Tur. GENERAL CROWD,The uverago man aud maiden.With never too much brain or beauty laden ;Bnt he will see, who at theBe lines ouoe glances,The sort of people that one meetd at dances.

MICHAEL ANGELO'S FAREWELL TOSCULPTURE.

I feel that I am growing old—My lamp of day 1 tby flame behold I'Gins to barn low ; and I've unrolled

My life's erentf nl volume 1Tbe sea has borne my fragile barkClose to the shore—now rising dark,O'er tbe subsiding wave I mark.

ThiB brief . world's final column.'Tis time, my soul, for pensive mood.For holy calm and solitude ;Then ceaso henceforward to delude

Thyself with, fleeting vanity.The pride of art, tho sculptured thought,Vain idols that my hand had wrought—To place my trout in suoh were nought

Bat sheer insanity.What can the pencil's power aohleve ? ¦¦'¦¦¦¦¦ • ." ¦> • <

As to administering charcoal, and tbe time, ifyour sheep are. badly flaked,1 give the charcoal dailyin their food until , they are. better,' cuiedAor fat.It doeB not matter bow or in what food yon give it";only see that it ball eat«n, not" •waited.1 "Changetheir food frequently for » week or.twd. ¦¦Knook he believed that after a time tbs directorswould come to the same way of thinking. Anothersubject to which be wished to call attention wus tbeextension of London branches; Some people inIreland objected to that, but if they could be as-Ett rud that those London branches were self-sup-porting, or were profitable to the general concern,the objection might be removed.' . Perhaps it waswell to have two strings to their bow ; yet the Lon-don branches of this bank seemed numerous in com-panion with other institutions, such as London andWeatminister.wbioh »os a purely London establish-ment. There was no fear that the directors em-ploy any .Irish money in tho! London branches thatthey could avoid, but thingB" might change. Lon-don was able to absorb any amount of money, and;in days , gone by, gentlemen who pretended to bepatriotic starved the Irish branches to develop theLondon business,.which wasariskybusiness. Atany rate, be hoped they would stop where tbey wereiu regard to London branches, and if they coull re-ceire from the chairman tbe assurance that thosebranches were self-Bnpporting, and did not diaw onIrish roBcources, it would be so far satisfactory(hear, hear.) With regard to Aoiet loan GovernmentBonds and stocks, he bad been tbe first to call theattention 'to the point of a former chairman, Mr.Manaey. At that time they had £1,100,000 employedin tboae stocks, and tbe explanation be got was notentirely satisfactory to him. Since then,' however,he had obtained sufficient information, wbjch showedhim., that this investment was not a wrong invest-ment, and that within "toe pait two years it hadbeen reduced to moderate proportions (hear, hear )With. regard to improving, tbe position of tho offi-cers of tbe bank,. something .was promised at tbelast meeting; and since then he baa huard no com-plaints, and be was not going to make any (hear).He. was quite sure tbat at tbe proper time tbe posi-U6n of the officers would be fairly considered, andtbat it. would be the ambition'ol the directors toptabd .well with «o numerous ! and, , respc'otable. abody of official* (cheers). t With regard to tho in-creased expense •ooiething might be mid on accountof the change to limited liabtlity,;and somethingon account of the formation!of new. branobe*.Little, could be done without money, and ., few wben therJ vere pre^nt 3o.,phû5ett7MiUbae Tt was w^Finc'edible sight S*£Thow %i£tbousand r ĝ ^WMt W- 'jg "*™ Fagan/ Sylvester Kingiton. Patriok "elaney. Jame. mined they wire K move an in^h fromTeachtbeincreawMemed large, and he troiterl the chair- tee Eobert Farrell ' (the f other approver),' and other. Several viirorour; attempts were made bv

V T -̂ - Su ^̂ 'J^̂ Sf îX-S3S&L ,̂ rf14, wlêM/ ' ^

er? *M a .d»cns.ion iOv«r Joe putted all tbatwaYdone ia tbat direc ion, and îfthLondon branch*i. ta^̂ ^JW '̂̂ A* poole and otber.partie., and it; WM arranged that instinctive'reiolaHbn, tbey eeemed ready toiler¦bareholders tbat these, brancbeft wonld.not/iu any a we coda poMibly number enough we would form opu* and whip ratb«r tbatTto quit each otheVi com-,way, beallowedtoluterferewitttbe«ocommodaUon a frMh ,Vigilance'VwitneM exptalned that t the pkny.-i In jffi n«i :̂ M.MV. agent'foond1

^̂ h Ŝ ĴSJSM Ŝ ̂VigiUnce.wa. to ? obey the

command.; received B V̂obl Ŝ^̂ dl -̂S Ĵ'S!the Lopdonbranches werealway* entirely inbtidlary from the directory in executiwr anvthine that was ¦«« «n n̂M.Utiui'.v .«» fwk.iu '̂U îii

to the Irish demanosi (cheers.) | , t ̂': .. :̂ "̂ required" j JowpbAMnllett ;»«• tbe'; chairman of the ca»man/rMa r̂>iceepHn«:̂ 5 1n bis Urrntot!The f ^^ î f̂ S â^vSS ^ the. Directory i;,when; the . 'copplatot. about Joe pbk-V^ m̂ Ŝ ŜiMm ^ M̂aqeonnta was then ;put andca êd. ̂ .TTie retiring Poole was made,, MuUet .said that; in the words of their companloaibip, and' were kiain joked: to ŝ,directors, the Eight Hon. yisooant jMpncfc, Henry the witness;.;.'.the matter Would be dealt With when carriage aid drirS'tt i ̂l̂ y^&IS B̂ar,F. flUttew 1̂ ., and tho ̂Bight Hon/ Bobert the Ylgilauce wooldbe fortoed." I Another! meeting ri ,̂ clcWvtKefrferif5ho2e, oVthebSaSS

-Oaj htnotion«t Mr. Qio^Sar.aeordnaTote of Bridgets Oronnd, in Olasnevin Cemetery'upon a •:JW*tAT -̂;̂ swdaV^ !̂'Wheal/cwp'-tfr:lai4'̂ ¦¦%&1E &̂&^ &̂ ̂B îM ^mMt êdtm̂ t ĝ ih^ d̂ year> x,nawiaiy:l̂ V>;inV.ByVHoând tbe werting.broke np/ ;„ ; (.;., \\ ,;, ,'._ J;' • met'Michael Famni; James3^^Lee.fDanieT'Delaney, tbtT t̂m'̂ alfBkt^rW'ViMps^ -̂mcjsOTtilv - t -̂i 'i== . . . ,.. ^~==;'J i ; .;',, ,. >.- and JoJMph>Knflefc rhe ;pi|d.;tbe; last-named ̂

bushel; yit b iu 5̂whiif Is'oaUeasrronjr^^wheiit t̂n*= CIUEOW or Powinio''i4ifl0a—Arthe^ London V' «»H »̂w«y'71»pdfw«» handsd^back îii receipt, excess of gluten giving 'it the inwas .̂weliihtfas

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p ô d̂tbo;«,e pH ŜtK Wim *^M& *W*nXi!& *^*tiim& b always grows UeM sMasc ̂and that it ttstonim̂l^& îwmiratntfW JiM&f , ^̂ S^̂ ^̂ S^̂ ^̂ ^ ^'i to«W™^ n̂*m^™*>tf tiWinastnrt«a iirfwi ,̂«K n̂rtAv« Prt ê«rarrifted fot x̂a«i«»«i(.,jp|:*eonrtabU Cooxoy rtattoned ai Kin,•ald!̂ ,*^ ,̂*^̂ *

objected to ti#foie*.

AU;thewf l% ,•!,.«»» Maioa',w«re. in iWaWrford,: aud: thera WM'ab-pataeUb* rjjht. ( Th* witaMi. MallUu, on ,bdnrr âlUd, oVpqiitf iE»i ,h«' b.li.veo'that each pirt that[wa^KfoMf fbaraittV afaaaltatiwaaty ¦ mn»t,' h»ve'; been,,*pa îyiHijo n%.JTh» jCli»iriwh»viof->ut thelih^ t̂im3r» W W"- fc "i '"•».nel mildrf felled.M, gT ŝt nml: .V2«. 9d., an« , high jtureun. both -.! u,rHKlfAXACUM ft PODOLMIY .. M .̂JL to the Liver.—A done of tliif c . r««inincuded to any ono complnining of I " .1. monparticularly when aruinf; from sli^::' y MQU*Htimulutinfr the Liver and ulightly .e[, ([,,heavy drowsy feeling and IIcacUchL, •• . vaii, j Bthe Chest and Back, especbily u :t. , . xipotedlT*BA.HCD11 1ND PODOPaTLLIH is >uuc > : ' :>i •<Stiuipa. Address, hv-r ' -.ry, Ins ' ' • .;> ;Binning' am. J...t>.ij '.'*

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