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To Be Let, Terms for Advertising To Parents and Guardians. PATRIOTIC FUND GEf^INEFRENCH MERINOES, C2?"5 and 6 GEORGE'S-STREET, WATERFORD. »£3 NOwVlCH and other FANCY DKESSES. WANTED, Two Respectable Youths, of good To the Deputy-Lieutenants, Magistrates, and other* J. P E N D E R address, as APPRENTICES. Apply to the Gentry and Inhabitants of the County of Water- JOHN C. WALSHE , [ol 3-3t] JOHN C. WALSHE, 74 Quay. ford. MILLINERY MANTLES, &c direct the attention of the Ladies of Watcrforrl to his NEW PURCHASES, just completed, the arrival of a choice and WOULD Mr LOBDS AND GENTLEMEN : BEGS to announce and will be ready for inspection on MONDAY , - October 30, elegant assortment of the above Goods, at TO GROCERS. one of the Commissioners in Aid, appointed by YOUNG MAN , of considerable experience in the AS prices far below last year's. MILLINERY , BONNETS , AND CAPS ; RIBBONS AND FLOWERS ; the Queen, to organise local Committees in this A above business, wishes an Engagement in a res - County, for obtaining voluntary Contributions to th« [olS-3t] E35"Hall of Commerce, 74 Quay. SILKS FOR DRESSES, PLAIN, BROCADED AND FLAWED ; pectable establishment. Satisfactory references can be VARIETY. " Patriotic Fund," which it is proposed should be ROBERTSON & LEDLIE SHAWLS AND MAN TLES ; FANCY DRESSES IN GREAT given. raised, in accordance with Her Majesty's most gra- Address AM at th»office of this Paper. [s22-tf] Atlas Assurance Company, The Straw Bonnet department , cious intentions, for the Relief of those who may 02 CHEAl'SIDE, LO.VDO.V. Is well worth attention, as it contains many Novelties. .'' BOAT TRADE sland in need of assistance, in consequence of the HAVE loss of their Husbands and Parents in Battle, or by , nml Empowered bv Act of select Establ ished in 1808 Parlic J. P. having now completed the Alterations in his Premises, lias added to his former Stock a very Death or active Service in the present War, I have went 54. Gt-n. lit.. Cap. 79. IftubCin lo A from Watorford: assortment of CALLING AT ROSS AND GllAIGUE. to request the favour of your uttendaace nt the DIIlKCrOKS : BROAD CLOTHS, TROUSERINGS, AND VESTINGS, John Oliver Httusnn, F.sq , Chairman. JUST RECEIVED jtcjiN. rf^HE Public nre respectfully informec COURT HOUSE AT DUNGARVAN, n all the New Styles for the present Season. Gentlemen about to purchase will find it their interest to AT 10 O ' Wm. George 1' retcott , Esq., Drpiity CliHirmiin. "m && \ that the Boats of the BARROlr CLOCK P.M., Sir Win . Bnuies, Hart Capt. A. L. Monijomery. inspect hi.i Stock before purchasing elsewhere. •£$¦¦$£»? NAVI GATION COMPANY On THURSDAY, the 2nd of NOVEMBER next , Arthur R. Campbell , Esq., R. N. THEIR Wanted, a Young Man who has a perfect knowledge of the Cloth Trade. One Vacancy for an In-Door Suil regularly each week to a id from the above men- With a view to the adoption of such measures as may , O Tlios nnipman, Esq. F.U.S. Jiunes Win. )i\t , F.«q. Apprentice to Millinery and Dress Making. tioned towns, say on the mornings of M ONDAY and appear best calculated to promote the object of the Jn«e h dmtf , lisq. Arlliur A. liinuh. Ksq. ¦ &§ ¦ STREET. [o29-tf] , • - •- _ No. 5 $ 6 GEORGES T HURSDAY , at Three o'clock, making TWO deliveries Royal Commission. Siiniuel K. Magxii , Esq. Joseph Pulley, Ejq. weekl each end. I have the honor to be Lords and Gentlemen, Mnnitta , Esq. y at , my Moses ACTUIIIV PATTERNS. having selected men of the best Your most obedient humble Servant, AuDITOltS — Heiij'iinin Buck Green , Esq., and The Company John G:vrge Mncteiin, I-«q-. characters as masters of their boats, they engage the STUART DE DECIES, AcrliAitY—Cliiirlus A'iscll , JCsq. I'.Jl..S. JOHN CAREY , safe delivery of all Goods forwarded, and hope by Lieutenant County Waterford. OLICITOR moderate charges and despatch to give satisfaction. Dromana, 21st Oct., 1854. [o2Mt.] S —Thomas Urnwiiiua. Usq. QUA Y WATERFORD. AUTUMN WOOLLENS S CKVEYOR — Tiinina* M*.[>|ic.r, INq . ©F 53 , 6 BROAD STREET, G OODS rou E NGLAND AND SCOTLAND to he for- IX THE LIKE HHAN C1I. warded by these boats, should be directed to the AUCTION OF SUGARS Tlie tMeiitial qualifications of assm-iuict*, ronibiniiiij REQUEST"! Purchasers to inspect his stock of primo Agents of the Cmnpany. Black aud Medley CLoriw Pilots Napiers, .Mel- perfect futurity anil rite highly favoured bonus system , , Goods can be forwarded by careful carriers to the TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, »re imitril , th-ri'hy (riving in>m<*ili;ite hem fit to Hie policy tons, Witney s, Trouserings, Vostings, Blankets, Flan- «& Lccilie following towns, viz. : *' On TUESDA Y, the 31st of OCTOBER instant, hnlilcrs , m (¦xcmp liflrd in the resu.tof a practice tho- [aly-tf] Robertson nels, Fronch and British Cashmeres, Huts, Caps, &c FROM FROM , FROM Watcrfora AT MR. ARDAGH'S BONDING STORES, roughly <;cvr l<ijircl nnd establish**'/ . (tor account of ivhom it mag concern GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW WOOLLEN AND HAT ES TABLISHMENT , ANNOU.VC B Graigtte _ | To J, l'cilii'ii's may be cffccti-il for the whole term nf life by RESPCCTFULLT QUANTITY OF REFINED SUGARS paymt-i.U ye.iil y or half-yearly, nl.su 1>\ a liinilid number OP LONDON —Established in 180:3. 6 BROA D STREET, WA TEUFORD. To Ross Carrick-onSuir, A more or less damaged, ex Westphalia, O UNEN of vi'urlv |m I.'ITIIS, a III *: I !» of fissuniiicu which oiiy inn- CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING, The Arrival of their Purchases Borris, Clonmel, .fi. Jmiisliogue, To Dungarvun, HAND, Master, from Amsterdam. teJ with I li Id Company in Ifl' milE WHOLE PAID UP AXD INVESTED , thereby IX T1IK nitE HKANCH . [oO-l j] Thomastown. Dunmore, Purchasers to pay Auction Fees. Terms at sal* A affording perfect security to parties assured. TOR THE Hour of Sule Twelve 0' Clock, Sharp. Ttiiy ra 'os f'*r e irr v il- ^iri plion of nssnrancc will lit Water ford Agent : Enniscorlhy, Ba llyhack, f nur.d lo .-.ssiniilali: !o tli '>*<* ol tlie rnnM respcctiilile an.l TO BE LET, SAMUEL FITZIIENltY, Auctioneer PKIRSK KEfiLY. 'i'l.ittle George's street , Solicitor. DEPARTMENT , Wexford. Tramore. b»st riiii'Iu- tcil iiltirrs , willi tlid periodical division ol j-lrpiIE HOUSE No. 3 BROAD STREE l WOOL LEN For further particulars, apply to the Company 's and Valuator, Watorfonl. 1 F!ir|ili)j |ircmiicras unl other advantages highly favour- GKNHRAL PRINTING, PfJIiMSIIINO , UOOK- El. - - A pply to Consisting of Agents, Mr. JOHN KELLY , Waterford , October 21st, 1854. [It.] able to llit- a«*iir< .1. III.\ DING , and MA0U I.X K RULING , executed THOMAS F. CARROLL , Town Hall. Grand (Jnnal Harbour, Dublin ; H ENI:\V AI .S follm? <!nc nn MirliRelmas Day shouU be at Tin: Ni:\vs O PKICK will, neatnesa imd despnleh. ASSORTMENT WANTED , ' A LARG E Mr. JOHN M'DONNELL, r«iif»eil witliin (i.' ifi-n i!;iy« tlieri-nl Rr. C.Jjf"l?or sale, Superior 1'ATKST W AI'KHS , at 2Jd. per TO BE LET, Custom-llouse Quay and Lower Thomas street, mo CONDUCT a coarse WOOLLEM WAREHOUSE, A drlHilcil Elnieiiieii' c.f ihi* terms, X:c, on which tin* ounce. 4!) Kinc »tre»t. " In Black Blue and Medley Cloths, -*• a respectable, trustworth M AN, of sober habits, ' (And Immediate possessi on Given , " , Waterford ; y business nf the ('i)mp:i::.Y in hi viiri oi m liriinches is con- per annum MnnHE LIME KILNS AND LIMESTONE Mr. W. W. CARH , New Ross ; Salary, £25 , with Board and Lodgings. (Juctfil i may be hml at Ilii' llcinl Office, ami of llie A unit* MARBLE AND STONE WORKS, -L ABERDEEN AND OMEIt PACHA MIXTURES, Mr. M. RYAN, G raigue ; Apply at Tin: N EWS ofiice. of t!:e Company in (irrai Britain nnd Irelanil or will be QUARRIES at CHARLliSTOWN, in , IRISH AND ITALIAN situate within two-and-a- Or to the Secretary of the C'ompmy, P. IX L.irm;citE, Waterford, October 1854. [o27-lt] Jent by post , <"> n:i|i!io:i!ii»i by li-lter. the County of Kilkenny, MARBLE and STATUARY CIIIMXE Y PIECE half miles of the Bridge of Wnterford. WHITNEYS, Esq., Castle-street , Dublin. [s6-tf] H KN'KV WKSIiniiorCI! , Secretary . MANUFACTORY , TOWN-HALL, WATERFORD ClicaptHc*, f.onci p. Si ptrmb.-r , 1604. Far further particulars apply to Br.iicsrotU) STREKT , WATF.RronD. IRISH AND ENGLISH FRIEZES, CORK Icir VIHI I III BENJAMIN COLLINS, Agent ^ ' 'I — bogs to inform his friends THE GREAT NATIONAL MELODIST, iir. JOHN l-'AHUKLL King street, TTENRY KENNEDY 2 Henrietta-st., Waterford ; or , -*¦¦*- gcnrroll that ho has a large PACKETS [nf!-4t] . and No. Id Hrid jrr-Btrret. and the public y, MR. THOMAS KELLY, BEAVERS, PILOTS, &c AUSTRALIAN LINE OF DR. WHITE , stotk of read y made CHIMNEY PI ECES in the | Charlestown. For JI «* fro time «& Geclong. On THURSDA Y EVENING, Nov. i)th , 1854, Witm-ooms ; Statuary and Stone MONUMENTS ; npO Sail the First Week in OCTOBEK , PROMOTER LIFE ASSURANCE Waterford, February 14th , 1854. [fl7-tf] TROUSERINGS. -—£ APPEAR in his celebrated Entertain C'JMI'ASV, '.) f' HATW. V M I' LACK , I.llNDON. Head niul '1'oinb Stones, and Cut Stone for building ¦"- carrying a Catholic Chaplain , the WILL ; ^B. tlH'tlt, IN'r.l.li.'.vl in l- iii. ^ii'.iM-ril.crl f»pitul , £-JM,U::0. at the shortest notice. EXTENSIVE BACON CONCERNS. Bordered and Plitin Doeskins, Tweeds; &<•., SJOQIsL. A 1 Clipper Armed Ship TT'lilS So'.-icly cSl't-eis i-vrry ilus-riplion of Life Assur- H3£" I5est of Workmanship, M^oderate Charrrcs, ¦£~ "HERO ," THE SONGS OF NATIONS! S-*ik> OVAL RU ODEAX YUF G RAXD I'IANO FORTS JL unet- on liMjt luviKs lile terms, both HI the lioi>n» and and Punctuality.
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