a a a a a the SITUATIONS VACANT. TOBACCO TRADE. WANTED, an Assistant who thoroughly understands the above business, to whom a liberal salary will be given a married man preferred, and may probably get a house rent free; to save trouble, none need apply whose character will not bear the strictest scrutiny. Personal Rutland-street, application Limerick. indispensable to JOHN 13988 CARR me and SoN, LEATHER country BUSINESS- young -Wanted, Man for of a some Retail House experience.
Address XX. Office of this Paper. 13876 WANTED, an experienced the hand North for on of the Ireland. Berlin Wool and Fancy Trade for Address at once Office of this Paper. 817.2 WANTED, a Marlborough Cabinet Maker -street.
for Deal Work. $19,18 Apply DRESSMAKER Ireland, -Wanted, first-class for a large Dressmaker town in (R.C.) the to one having a knowledge of millinery a liberal salary will be given. Apply at 7 St. Andrew Dublin, on Thursday next, between 12 o'clock. :19,43 PAWNBROKING Wanted, for a an young old Man, having a perfect knowledge of business, to attend office and sales occasionally ca reference to last employers.
Address Q.N,A., Office of this Paper. 13964 TO Man GROCERS' (R. who ASSISTANTS thoroughly Wanted, understands a young the Grocery a Spirit trade none unless a thorough business man need apply, and whose character for honesty, sobriety, will stand the strictest investigation. Address, stating lowest terms, A. Office of this Paper.
819,3 WANTED, a Grocery respectable and Spirit young business; Lad as a small Apprentice fee required as security, which will be returned according to arrangement one from the country preferred. Address 84, Office of this Paper. 1 $19,33 -Wanted 30 good Machine Hands 57 William- constant STAYS employment. Apply to H. J.
Dunne, street. $19,13 STAYS of I good STAYS Machine STAYS Hands for a large a firm num- in Manchester. Mr. Vine (Manager), late with J. Crotty and Dublin, will meet applicants at Coffey's Hotel, Bridge-street, Dublin, on Thursday, the 24th nstant, from twelve o'clock.
13909 WANTED, a to Vanman, Salmon and also a 147 Messenger. Great Britain- Apply day street. GROCER'S PORTER and Wanted well must recommended understand washing bottles, wages, 10s. per week. Apply at 28 South George'sstreet.
GROCER'S Grocery PORTER--Wanted, and Spirit a strong Establishment Boy he as a must be well recommended for honesty, Apply this day between 10 and 12 a.m., at 49 Great Britainstreet. 819,23 TO Lad GROCERS' PORTERS knows -Wanted, his a business steady and Man can as above, be well recommended. Apply at 6 Lower Camdenstreet. $19,36 TO BUTCHERS', at 8 PORTERS- Lower -Wanted, Baggot-street. a Light $19,29 TO GROCERS' PORTERS- until Wanted, 1 a Man for at in- 25 side work.
Apply this day o'clock, North Earl-street. $19,45 WANTED, a Grocer's Porter one who at has 23 and worked 24 on a tea loft preferred, Apply Wellington-quay, at Ten o'clock. SITUATIONS WANTED. (00K (good) and Thorough Servant--A smart, active, respectable Woman who understands her business thoroughly has good and satisfactory discharges; is a good Laundress, if required; can be well recommended by last mistress. Address Grafton-street, Please to save trouble.
(00K (good plain) and Thorough Servant- A young Woman wants a situation as has long and satisfactory discharges can be well recommended no objection to a small washing. Address X82, Office of this Paper. COOK wash (plain) make or and Thorough will Servant, found willing who and up, be and obliging has no objection to a respectable house of business, and can be well recommended by her last mistress, who is in town. Address 78, No. 6 Parliament-street, or Office of this Paper.
SERVANT in for a Private situation Family--A as above respectable a can be well recommended her last mistress. Address 86, Office of this Paper. (second) or Sculler ymaid- -A most respectable young Woman wishes a situation in a hotel; can be well recommended by her last mistress. Address 31, Office of this Paper. with a small family no objection to a house of A SETTLED Country Woman wants a situation business, town or country.
Address J. 33 North Brunswick-street. GROOM situation and Coachman--A would young drive Man Van wants a as or a can drive well in double or single harness understands the care and management of horses can read and write; knows the city and suburbs well; can a be well recommended; will be found civil and obliging. Address 85, Office of this Paper. HERD care of a both situation, sheep a and, Man cattle; who advertiser understands is 35 years of age, and has family nearly grown; can be highly recommended.
Address T. Post-office, Philipstown, King's Co. 819,24. To experience DRAPERS-A in a smart young Man, country having five wishes years. mediate engagement first-class reference.
Address M. K. 14, Belcoo, Blacklion, P.0., County Cavan. $19,21 21 and Grocers- A young Man (R. of years' experience is open to an To PURVEYORS many engagement, town or country first-class references.
Address M. T. 22, Arthurstown, Waterford. $19,20 TO GROCERS and seeks Spirit an Merchants- engagement steady, assismiddle-aged tant; his character will bear the strictest investigation. Address 57, Office of this Paper.
Tea, Wide, and Spirit MerchantsA Man, just disengaged, wishes for a reTO GROCERS, young engagement in a respectable house, having six years' experience; perfectly understands cellar work, and is a good counter hand highest reference from last and former employers. Address C. Post-office, Ballina, County Mayo. $19,19 The of a respectable (R.C.) Boy from FAMILY GROCERS and Spirit MerchantsTO the country Parents, to Apprentice him to the above has a knowledge of the business can be strongly recommended, and security if required. Address 30, Office of this Paper, for two days.
TO PURVEYORS and Italian Warehousemen -A respectable young Man, who is just disengaged, wishes for a situation in the above trade is a good counterhand, can produce first-class testimonials from present and former employers. Address 60, Office of this Paper. $19,4 GROCERS and Purveyors- -Will be to an engagement in a few days, a TO FAMILY open young Man who thoroughly understands the Provision Trade; also a good knowledge of the Grocery, Bottling, Address 84, Office of this Paper. TO FAMILY in GROCERS, two first-class young houses in Man the of good experience city, will be open to an engagement as soon as a suitable place offers; first -class reference. Address 32, Office of this Paper.
$19,38 GROCER'S Merchants--A ASSISTANT--To Man, Grocers, having Wine had four and young years' experience at the above business, would be glad to hear of a vacancy, having a thorough knowledge of the business first-class testimonials from present and former employers. Address 89, Office of this Paper. $19,30, ASSISTANT Wanted, an indushumble young Man of good busiGROCER'S ness habits, active at the Spirit Counter. Address A Office of this Paper, stating where last ployed and how long other will be attended to. Also an Apprentice, a Lad 16 years DO fee required no Sunday business.
Address 83, Office of this Paper. $19,27 GROCER'S two-and-a-half ASSISTANT--A experience smart at young the Lad, above of can be highly recommended wants a situation at a small salary for the first year. Address 0 86, Office of this Paper. $19,26 (100K (good plain) and Washer, or would go as Housemaid, a young Woman, just disengaged, who can be recommended by her last mistress. Address A 3 Stoneybatter, for three days.
(plain), or General Servant A person who will be disengaged in a few days wishes for a situation as plain Cook or General Servant in small family satisfactory references can be given by last employers. Address M. 42 Upper Rutland-street. (00K (good) and Thorough Servant--A smart, active, THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1874, WAR OF RACES IN THE SOUTH. Governor Kellogg has issued a proclamation placing reward of 5,000 dollars a-head on all the persons Implicated in the Coushatta affair, and accompanying his proclamation by the following statement:" To the Public.
offering Having a reward felt it for my duty to apprehension issue my proclamiction of murderers in the Coushatta outrage, and to the end that law-abiding citizens of the State may fully comprehend the magnitude of the -crime committed, and be induced to render more active assistance to the officers of the law, I deem it proper to make the following statement, These facts are gathered from reliable information received at the Executive Department or about the 28th day of August, 1874, a body of persons belonging to a semi-military organization known as the "White League of Louisiana" assembled in the town of Coushatta, parish of Red River, in this State, for the purpose of compelling by force of arms the State officers of that parish to resign their positions. These officers were men of good character, most of them largely interested in planting and mercantile pursuits. They held their positions with the full consent of an admittedly large majority of the legal voters of the parish, this being n. heavily Republican parish, as admitted by their fusion Returning Board. The only known objection to them was that they were of Republican principles.
Frank Egerton, the duly qualified sheriff of the parish, in strict compliance with the laws of the State and the United States, summoned a posse comitatus of citizens, white and coloured, to assist him in protecting the parish officers in the exercise of their undoubted rights aud duties from the threatened unlawful violence of the White League. His posse, consisting of sixty-five men, were overpowered by a superior force assembled from the adjacent parishes, and finally, after several coloured and white men had been killed, surrendered themselves prisoners, with the explicit guarantee that their lives would be spared if the more prominent Republicans would agree to leave the parish, and those holding office would resign their positions. These stipulations, though unlawfully exacted, complied on part of the Republican officials, who were then locked up in the gaol for the nightie following named persons were among those who surrendered and resigned Twitchell, planter and tax collector of Red River parish, and Deputy United States Postmaster in charge of the Post Office of Couchatta Robert A. Dewees, Supervisor of Registration, De Sotto parish; Clark Holland, merchant and Supervisor Registration, Red River parish W. T.
Howell, parish Attorney and United States Counsel; Frank S. Egerton, Sheriff of River parish; and M. E. Willis, merchant and Justice the of 30th the Peace. On the following morning, Sunday, August, the persons were bound together, two and two, and conducted by an armed guard to the M'Farland plantation, just over the parish land of the Red River, within the boundaries of Bossier Parish, about 40 miles east of Texas There they were set, upon and deliberately murdered in cold blood.
On the night preceding the murder a body of 40 members of the White League of Caddo parish, mounted and armed, left the city of Shreveport, and were seen riding in the direction of the place where the murder was subsequently committed. Their bodies were buried where they fell, without inquest or any formality whatever. QUARANTINE AT QUEENSTOWN. The commercial world at Queenstown and Cork has been considerably discomfited during the past fortnight by the promulgation of an order imposing upon all vessels arriving from Mediterranean and Black Seas the provisions of old Quarantine Act (6 Geo. the cap.
71), which virtually detains ships wishing to communicate with or discharge at Queenstown and Cork until the Customs officers have ascertained that they are provided with a clean bill of health. It may not be known to our readers that the Public Health Act of 1872 does not apply to Ireland, but that in the same year an act was passed by which the powers hitherto exercised by the Privy Council in respect of the public health were transferred to the Local Government Board of Ireland. We are at a loss to understand why the old quarantine laws have been suddenly put into force at this port, unless, indeed, it be in conBequence of the reported existence of the plague at several small towns in the north of Africa and yellow fever in some parts of the West Indies. Anyhow, the proceeding appears to be somewhat irrational, when we consider that the chief port sanitary authorities in England and Wales have already, with the co-operation of the Customs, instituted an which inspection of vessels on arrival from foreign ports, is practically regarded as an efficient substitute for the old quarantine regulations, and will, as we believe, before long, cause the latter to be expunged entirely from the Maritime Acts. In point of fact, when the Public Health Act is fully, initiated in Ireland, and the port sanitary authorities are in fair working order, there is no reason why these authorities should not take the entire sanitary business of shipping into their own hands, and so relieve the Customs officers from a duty really foreign to the province of a fiscal department.
But until port and riparian authorities have marked out exactly and minutely their lines of action, it is plain that they will not be able to walk alone without the aid of the Customs, who have already afforded to medical officers of health, on special occasions, most valuable assistance -The THE LANCASHIRE COAL TRADE. Thursday's Manchester Courier says the anticipations of a strike in West Lancashire, which seems to be now almost inevitable, have caused a somewhat improved tone in the coal trade of this district, business, as a rule, is still quiet, and prices, cept for the better classes of coil, are not what may be termed firm. Inferior descriptions of coal are, if anything, easier, and this is partially to be, accounted for by the stoppage of the mills in the Bolton district, which has thrown an increased quantity of engine fuel upon the market, and burgy and slack are plentiful. In the Manchester district the first and second qualities of house coal are in good demand and firm in price, "but common descriptions, which are not suitable for forges or gas works, and will not bear stacking, are offering at low rates. Burgy and slack are quiet, and stocks are accumulating better qualities are firm, but inferior descriptions are being pushed on the market.
The coke trade is steadier, and prices are now very fairly maintained. coal is also in better demand, and contracts are not so readily placed at prices which were current a month ago. In the West Lancashire colliery district trade continues unsettled in consequence of the pending strike, and although orders are being placed more freely in anticipation of the closing of the pits, trade is not brisk, and except that there is less disposition just now to make concessions prices are not generally stiff. The average pit quotations range about as under Mine coal, 14s. per ton ordinary house coal, to 13s.
seam fuel, about 10s. burgy, 7s. 6d. to 8s. and slack, from 6s.
to 6s. 6d. per ton. So far as the masters are concerned in view of the pending struggle on the wages question there is a very generally expressed determination not only to insist on 15 per cent. reduction, but to refuse arbitration altogether; and in addition to the colliers the wages of all the about the pits are being reduced.
There is still a fortnight to elapse before the notices expire, and no direct intimation has as yet been received by the masters as to the course the men intend to take, but they are looking forward to a strike. THE RUBY MINING COMPANY. The trial of Mr. Edward Herzberg Hartmont and Mr. Leonard David Heyneman, merchants in London, who stand charged, under committal by the Lord Mayor, with having unlawfully conspired a and agreed together by false and fraudulent pretences and representations, to induce Mr.
H. W. Askew, J.P., Consoli- and others, to become shareholders of the Ruby dated Mining Company (Limited), with intent to defraud, has been removed by a writ of certiorari from the Central Criminal Court to the, Court of Queen's Bench. The application was granted on Tuesday at the instance in of the Chambers, defendants on by the Baron ground Amphlet: sitting Judges' magnitude of the transactions in question, and the advantage of having a special jury to try the case. The fact that ur on the construction of the 38th section of the Companies Act, 1867, which has reference to the registration of contracts entered into by a company and its promoters, the legal profession were entirely at variance, and that no authoritative decision had yet been pronounced upon that important point, was also urged as a reason for removing the cause to a superior court.
On Friday the defendants, with Mr. George Lewis, their solicitor, attended before Alderman formally Sir entered Robert into Carden, at recognisances the Mansion appear and for trial in the Court of Queen's Bench on the first day of Michaelmas Term, SITUATIONS VACANT. Letters to be Pre-pard. WANTED, understands a the smart, cooking active of Girl who vegetables. thoroughly Apply at London Dining Rooms, 9 Eden-quay, between 9 and 10.
819,41 WET NURSE Wanted, second a young, or third healthy, child; country baby Woman, R.C., on just 'porn. Apply immediately to 7 Madras-place, Phibsboro'. $19,40 SITUATIONS WANTED. 1 A Third National of Teacher (R.C.), experience, First Division requires of Class, eight years' a school testimonials very good. Address M.D., Granard.
TO Man DRAPERS -Wants a in some situation of the a leading young experience houses in the trade, from which he can produce the highest references no objection to town or country. Address M. A. Post-office Dundalk. $19,2 TO PAWNBROKERS- A young Man of long experience in the above trade is open to a tion; character and ability unexceptionable; is a good Salesman, and thoroughly understands his business.
Address, for three days, B. Pawnbroker, Post-office, Wexford. $19,25 CLERK or Storekeeper- in office-work young writes Man, aged superior 23; has experience a hand satisfactory reference as to character and sobriety an be had if required. Address W. 42 Lower Ormond-quay, Dublin.
13955 BOOT and SHOE TRADE who A has had respectable years' young Man of good address, many experience in some of the leading houses, is open to engagement as Salesman, Manager, or Cutter has an thorough knowledge of the trade in all its branches; can give satisfactory reference; no objection to the country. Address P. Office of this Paper: 13761 TO IRONMONGERS and Man Hardware (R.C.), of Merchants- superior -A highly respectabie young education, having a fair knowledge of the above on trades, desires a situation advertiser would accept small progressive salary to commence with, employment being more an object than remuneration reference most satisfactory. Address G. 60, Office of this Paper, for two days.
SITUATION WANTED--A the Grocery young and Lady of Provision four experience Trade, is open to au engagement; a house with drapery business attached preferred can give most satisfactory references. Address T. R. Post-office, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. 13951 ager.
24 years, wants a situation as above; has no PLOUGHMAN and Carter--A young married Man, family: can be well recommended; lived eight years with last employer; can work all sorts of farming machines. Address X. Post-office, Edenderry, King's County. $18,19 of Business knows town and country can be well VANMAN is a Wholesale house, or respectable house recommended. Address J.
43 Charlemont-street, for three days. PUBLIC NOTICES BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, ARTIFICIAL observer, TEETH, firmly and to be securely DETECTED occupying by the the least possible space in the mouth, without visible and destructive fastenings, and affording to the wearer undoubted and exceptional comfort and pleasure, supplied upon a wellknown and hitherto exclusive system, without giving the slightest pain. No extractions of teeth nor stumps; no lengthened operations nor numberless visits, but only requiring three or four hours, or a day at of the the utmost, most to exquisite completely adapt from one toa complete set and beautifully enamelled Artificial Teeth which the art can possibly produce or manufacture. Mastication, articulation, and personal appearance indisputably, naturally, and charmingly improved, and a written guarantee given of the purity and durability of every case made by Mr. A.
CLIFFORD ESKELL, 11 CLARE-STREET. who may be consulted daily on the above only existing patent, and on his simple and safe method of operating in all the branches of his profession. One visit only necessary from country Patients. Terms strictly moderate. Hours of attendance from 10 to 5 o'Clock daily.
N.B. -To persons in business and servants unable to call during the usual hours of consultation in have the daytime made by which Mr. A. Clifford Eskell, or his Assistant, will be in (namely, from 10 to 5 o'clock), arrangerients been at tendance every evening between the hours of 6 and 9 o'clock to see patients in the order they arrive without previous appointments being necessary, when every attention and care will be experienced, and all the modern and improved appliances will be made use of the same as at other times, whilst the charges will be considerably reduced. 11 CLARE-STR ET Consultations Free Only London Address-8 Grosvenor-street.
6660 HOUSES AND LANDS a COTTAGE, South Side, 4 or 5 rent must be moderate garden preWANTED ferred. Address Office of this Paper. $18,7 WANTED, at North City, a Small COTTAGE, containing four apartments locality must be respectable and healthy. Reply to 3 X. X.
of this Paper, stating all particulars. 13857 TO BE North LET, side, a neat within 15 FOUR-ROOMED minutes' walk of COTTAGE, G.P.O. Rent, including taxes, 6s. per Address 83 Middle -street. 13919 LODGINGS.
LODGINGS WANTED. RESPECTABLE with LODGINGS full or partial Wanted board, in a within small, 10 or 15 minutes' walk of the G. P. O. terms to be quoted with replies.
Address H. F. Office of this Paper. 13571 LODGINGS VACANT. TOLET, Unfurnished, two nice DRAWINGROOMS, at 8 BALLYBOUGH-ROAD; terms very modeFate to a respectable elderly couple.
13684 TO. BE within LET, two minutes' good walk well of Furnished ROOMS, south Tramway side no other lodgers within five minutes' walk of Church or Chapel. Address 77, Office of this Paper. 819,6 City of Dublin, Coal Merchant, was on the 18th day of September, 1874, adjudged Bankrupt. Public Sittings will be held at the Court of Bankruptey, Four Courts, Dublin, on TUESDAY, the, 13th day of October, 1874, and on FRIDAY, the 30th day of October, 1874, at the hour of 11 o'Clock in the forenoon, whereat the Bankrupt is to attend, and to make a full disclosure and discovery of his estate and effects.
Creditors may prove their debts, and at the first sitting choose a creditors' assignee. At the last sitting the Bankrupt is required to finish his examination. All persons having in their possession any property of the Bankrupt must deliver it, and all debts due to the Bankrupt must be paid to L. H. Deering, Official Assignee, Upper Ormond-quay, Dublin, to whom Creditors may forward their affidavits of debt.
HUGH DOYLE, Registrar. H. C. NEILSON, Solicitor for Assignee, 30 Bachelor's-walk, Dublin. 13973 LEGAL POSTINGS THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY IN IRELAND.
MICHAEL STANLEY, of No. 26 City-quay, in the IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, IN IRELAND. In the Matter of COURTN Dundrum, in the county of Dublin, Builder, A Bankrupt. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Before the Court, At the Four Courts, Dublin, On FRIDAY, the 9th day of October, 1874, At the hour of Twelve o'clock noon, All the Estate and Interest of the Bankrupt, his Assignees, and Mortgagees, in and to The Lot or Parcel of Ground situate on the west side of the line of the Dublin and Wicklow Railway at Dundrum, in the half barony Or. Rathdown and county held of Dublin, containing la.
10p. statute measure, by lease from the Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery to the bankrupt, bearing date the 9th of August, 1871, for 99 years from the 25th of March, 1871, subject to the yearly rent of £12, payable half-yearly, on 25th March and 29th September, and to the covenants and conditions in the said lease. A statement of title and conditions of sale are lodged in the Office of the Court, and may be seen also in the Office of the undernamed solicitor, having carriage of the Sale. Dated this 9th day of September, 1874. THOMAS FARRELL, Chief Clerk.
DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS. The demised premises have been enclosed by a stone and brick wall, and a good and substantial dwellinghouse now known as No. 3 Eglinton-terrace, Dundrum, has been erected on the said plot of ground, according to the conditions in the lease. The house is in the occupation of a solvent tenant, whose tenure will expire on the 1st November, 1874; and the purchaser will be entitled to the quarter's rent falling due on that day, amounting to £13 15s. Proposals for purchase by private contract will be received by the Official Assignee up to the hour of twelve o'clock noon on the 3rd day of October, 1874.
If an offer be made which can be recommended by the Vendors, it will be submitted to the Court for approval without further notice. For further information apply to LUCIUS HENRY DEERING, Official Assignee, 38 Upper Ormond-quay, Dublin; Messrs. D. and T. FITZGERALD, Solicitors for Mortgagees, having carriage of the Sale, No, 20 St.
Andrew Dublin, where may be seen statement of title and conditions of sale. JAMES GOFF, Solicitor for Assignees, No. 16 42 Bachelor's- walk, Dublin. 13957 LANDED ESTATES. IN THE LANDED ESTATES COURT, IRELAND CITY OF DUBLIN.
In the Matter of the Estate of A WYE Owner and Petitioner, Continued in the name of Jane Dwyer, As exetutrix of the said Henry Law Dwyer, Owner and Petitioner. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Before the Honourable Judge Flanagaz, At the Landed Estates Court, Four Courts, INNS-QUAY, Dublin, On FRIDAY, the 13th day of November, 1874, In 3 Lots, The following valuable and "well-circumstanced House Property, Situate Upper Camden-street, Known as Nos. 1, 2, and 8, In the City of Dublin. Lor 1. Consists of No.
so said street, and yields a clear profit rent of £36 16s. 8d. LoT 2, Of No. 2 in said street, and yields a profit rent of £70. LoT 3, Of No.
3 in said street, and yields a profit rent of £21 10s. Dated this 20th day of July, 1874. C. E. DOBBS, Examiner.
Private proposals for one or more of the lots will be received by the solicitor having the carriage of the sale up to the 20th day of October, 1874, and submitted to the Honousable Judge Flanagan for approval. For rentals, and furthor particula.s, apply to the Registrar's Office, Lunded Estates court, or to WILLIAM WHITTON, suicito. vi ay, ariage of Sale, 18 Middle Gardiner-street, Davie. 11691 IN THE LANDED ESTATES COURT, IRELAND. COUNTY OF MONAGHAN.
SALE On FRIDAY the 20th day of NOVEMBER, 1874. In the Matter of the Estate of THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE A EAR Owner and Petitioner. TO.BE SOLD, In Twelve Lots, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Landed Estates Court, Four Courts, Inns-quay, Dublin, On FRIDAY, the 20th day of NOVEMBER, 1874, At Twelve o'Clock Noon, Before the Honourable Judge FLANAGAN (If not previously disposed of by Private Treaty, as mentioned below), The following valuable fee-simple Lands, all situate in the ba ony of Trough, in the county of Monaghan. Quantity Net Ordnance DENOMINATIONS. Statute Rental.
Valuation Measure. A 1 Cavan Cope 87 2 Dernahinch 106 3' Drumcondra 82 4 Figullar 264 5 Killyrean 172 (part of) 6 Killydonagh 78 7 Killeaanly 112 8 Killybrone (part of) 134 9 Ralaghan 163 10 Urlish 46 11 Drumanell 94 12 Astrish Beg 37 Total 1381 P. 3 16 69 10 73 10 0 2 8 54 3 0 75 15 0 0 10 55 13 01 59 15 0 3 11 168 1 0 193 10 0 3 28 118 4 2 137 10 1 35 58 15 60 0 2 1 0 9 36 26 15 14 115 74 79 32 18 16 3 5 5 0 126 32 74 83 10 5 0 5 0000009 12 69 10 6 67 2 5 30 0 0 31 15 0 1 16 925 19 6 1015 10 Private proposals (in writing) for the purchase of all or any of the Lots, will be received by the owner's Solicitors, up to the 24th day of October, 1874, approved will be submitted to the judge for confirmation on the 2nd day of November, 1874, at the sitting of the Court, or at the earliest opportunity afterwards, without further notice. Dated this 2nd day of May, 1874. C.
E. DOBBS, Examiner. DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS. The above lands (occupied almost exclusively by yearly tenants) are of excellent quality for grazing agricultural purposes. The tenants are peaceable and prosperous, and pay, their rents punctually.
2, 3, 7, 9, 11, and 12 (forming a fence) lie within two miles of Aughnacloy, six of Monaghan, three of Glasslough, and one of Emyvale. Glasslough and Monaghan are both stations on the Ulster Railway, and fairs and markets are held there and at Aughnacloy. Lot 5 is within two miles of Glasslough and Caledon, six of Monaghan, and five of Killyleagh, all of which are railway stations. Lots 8 and 10 lie together within two miles of Aughnacloy and six of Clogher. At almost all these towns fairs and markets are frequently held.
The lands are let at moderate rents, the valuation being in excess of the rental. For Rentals, Maps, and further particulars apply at the Registrar's Office, Landed Estates Court, Four Courts, Inns-quay, Dublin; to Mr. JOHN STEEN, Dublin-street, Monaghan, who will point out the premises; or to Messrs. MEADE and COLLES, Solicitors for the Owner and Petitioner, having carriage of the Sale, No. 8 Kildare-street, Dublin.
10527 IN THE LANDED ESTATES COURT, IRELAND. COUNTY OF MAYO. SALE On FRIDAY, the 13th day of November, 1874. In the Matter of the Estate of NOLAN FERRALL, ESQUIRE, Owner and Petitioner. TO BE SOLD On FRIDAY, the 13th day of November, 1874, Before Hon.
Judge Flanagan, At the Landed Estates Court, Dublin, At the hour of 12 o'Clock noon, In Five Lots, Dated this 17th day of July, 1874. C. E. DOBBS, Examiner. DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.
The following valuable Fee-Simple Estate Situate in the Barony of Kilmaine, and County of Mayo, and the well-secured Yearly Fee-Farm Rents of £63 3s. and payable out of Lands situate respectively in the Baronies of Carra and Kilmaine, and County of Mayo. Lot 1-Part of the Lands of Ballymangan, containing 179a. 2r. 32p.
statute measure, situate in the of Kilmaine, and County May, held in Fee, and producing a net annual rental of £175 15s. 0d. Lot 2-Other part of said Lands of Ballymangan, containing 52a. 2r. 19p.
statute measure, situate in the Barony of Kilmaine, and County of Mayo; held in Fee, and producing a net annual rental £48 1s. 3d. fe Lot 3 -The other part of said Lands of Ballymangan, containing 49a. 2r. 34p.
statute measure, situate in the Barony of Kilmaine, and County of Mayo held in Fee, and producing a net annual rental of £51 11s. 1d. Lot 4-The Yearly Fee Rent of £63 3s. created by Deed, dated 17th August, 1857, payable out of the Lands of Tawneclough, Tubberoughter and Rosceene, formerly called Rusheens, but now called Thomastown, containing 212a. Or.
11p. statute measure, situate in Barony of Carra, and County of Mayo. The Ordnance Valuation of the Lands is £130 158. 0d. The tenant pays the Quit and Crown Rent and Tithe rent charge.
Lot 5-The Yearly Fee-Farm Rent of £54 10s. created by Deed dated 24th April, 1851, payable out of the Lands of Knocknagarra, otherwise Knocknaganny, containing 133a. 2r. 9p. statute measure, situate in the Barony of Kilmaine, and County of Mayo.
Ordnance Valuation of the Lands is £83 5s. 0d. The tenant pays the Quit and Crown Rent and Tithe rent charge. Lots 1, 2, and 3 are situate within two miles of the post town of Hollymount, twelve miles of Tuam, where there is a railway station, six miles of the Town of Ballinrobe, and seven miles of the Town of Claremorris, where there is also a railway station. Hollymount, Tuam, and Ballinrobe are all market towns and fairs Claremorris is a market town.
Lot 4 is situate about one mile from the Post Town of Ballyglass, and about eight miles from the Town of Castlebar, where there is a railway station. Ballyglass and Castlebar are both market towns and fairs. Lot 5 adjoins Lot 1, 2 and 3. The Lands comprised in Lots 1, 2 and 3 are of superior quality, and are well circumstanced as to roads. The Lands are in the hands of three wealthy tenants, who pay their rents punctually, and would be a safe investment for intending Capitalists.
The Fee-farm Rents payable out of Lots 4 and 6. are well secured and regularly paid. Proposals for purchase by Private Contract will be received by the Solicitor having carriage of Sale, a and submitted to the Court up t8 Monday, the 2nd day of November, 1874, after which no private offer can be entertained. For Rentals, Maps, and further particulars apply at the Registrar's Office, Landed Estates Court, Four Courts, Inns-quay, Dublin; to EDMOND KELLY, the Agent over the Lands, Churchfield, Ballyhaunis, county Mayo; and to JOHN R. COLFER, Solicitor having carriage of Sale, 17 Merchant's -quay, Dublin.
18959 LEGAL POSTINGS. THE MATTER OF DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE LANDS ACT (Ireland), 1863, and STONEYFORD RIVER DRAINAGE DISTRICT, Situate in the COUNTIES OF MEATH AND WESTMEATH. Whereas, a Petition has been presented to the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, under the provisions of the Drainage and Improvement of Lands Act (Ireland), 1863, by the Earl of Darnley, Cobhar Hall, Gravesend, England; Colonel the Right Honourable W. F. Tighe, Woodstock, Inistioge, and L.
Thunder, Kingston Lodge, Navan, praying that certain lands, which are situated in the Counties of Meath and Westmeath, and which are particularly mentioned and described in the said Petition, and in the Maps, Plans, Schedules, Sections, and Estimate, accompanying the rather mana be incorporated under the provisions of said called the "Storeyford River Drainage District," and that an Inspector, authorised by the said Commissioners, may be sent to the said proposed to lake the necessary inquiries, with a view district, having gl same, in case it shall seem expedient so to do, incorporated under the title aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that copies of the said Schedules, Maps, Plans, Sections, and Estimate, have been deposited in the Earl of DARNLEY's Office, in the Town of Athboy, the County of Meath, where they will remain for a period of three weeks for inspection, and all persons are at liberty to inspect, or make thereof, or to take extracts therefrom and copies thereof, or extracts therefrom, shall be made for any who shall require the same, on payment of the costs of making such copies or extracts. And from person and after the expiration of said three weeks, said Schedules, Maps, Plans, Sections, and Estimate, will lie in theOffice of JAMES DILLON, C.E., the Petitioners' Engineer, situate at No. 17 Kildare-street, in the City of Dublin, for a further period of one week. Now all persons interested in any part of the lands within the said proposed District, or in Weir, Dam, or Factory, proposed by said be removed.
lowered, raised, or modified, are required, or before the 19th day of November, 1874, to transmit to the undersigned, their objections (if any) the said Schedules, Maps, Plans, Sections, and Estimate, and all other objections (if any), which such persons shall think fit to make with respect to anything proposed to be done under the provisions of the said Act, in connection with said intended District. And said Petitioners do hereby further give notice, that an Inspector will be sent by the said Commissioners of Public Works, to the said proposed district, and all persons interested in any lands within the same, or in any works intended to be executed in connection with the said district, or having any objection thereto, are required to appear before the said Inspector, at the Hotel, in the town of Athboy, in the county of Meath, on Monday, the 30th day of November, 1874, at the hour of Twelve o'Clock noon. JAMES DILLON, C.E., Hon. Secretary. 17 Kildare-street, Dublin.
Dated this 15th day of September, 1874. 13948 IN THE MATTER THE DRAINAGE LANDS ACT AND (Ireland), 1863, IMPROVEMENT OF And of RATHANGAN RIVER DRAINAGE DISTRICT, Situate in the COUNTY OF KILDARE. Whereas, a Petition has been presented to the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland, under the provisions of the Drainage and Improvement Act (Ireland), 1863, by his Grace the Duke of Leinster, of Carton, in the County Kildare Sir Aylmer, Baronet, Donadea Castle, County Kildare; the Viscount Valentia, Bletchington Park, Oxfordshire Colonel Charles Colthurst Vesey, Lucan House, Lucan S. G. Ireland, Robertstown House, Naas, and others, praying that certain lands, which are situate in the County of Kildare, and which are particularly mentioned and described in the said petition, and in the Maps, Plans, Schedules, Sections, and Estimate, accompanying the same, may be incorporated under the provisions of said Ache and called the Rathangan River Drainage District," and that an Inspector, authorised by the said Comruissioners, may be sent to the said proposed district to make the necessary inquiries, with a viev.
to having same, in case it shall seen. expedient so to do, incorporated under the title aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that copies of the said Schedules, Maps, Plans, Sections, and Estimate, have been deposited in the Office of C. Michael Bury, Downing' Prosperous, County Kildare, where they will remain for a period of three weeks for inspection, and all persons are at liberty to inspect, or make copies thereof, or take extracts therefrom and copies thereof, or extracts shall be made for any person who shall require the same, on payment of the costs of making such or extracts. And from and after the expiration of said three weeks, said Schedules, Maps, Plans, Sections, and Estimate, will lie in the Office of James Dillon, C.E., the Petitioners' Engineer, situate at No.
17 Kildare-street, in the City of Dublin, for a further period of one week. Now all persons interested in any part of the lends within the said proposed district, or in any Mill, Weir, Dam, or Factory, proposed by said Plans to be removed, lowered, raised, or modified, are required, on or before the 19th day of November, 1874, to transmit to the undersigned, their objections (if any) to the said Schedules, Maps, Plans, Sections, and Estimate, and all other objections (if any), which such persons shall think fit to make with respect to anything proposed to be done under the provisions of the said Act, in connection with said intended district. SAnd said Petitioners do hereby further give 'notice, that an Inspector will be sent by the said Commissioners of Public Works, to the said proposed District, and all persons interested in any lands within the same, or in any works intended to be executed in connection with the said district, or having any objection thereto, are required to appear before the said Inspector, at the Court House, in the town of Kildare, in the County of Kildare, on Thursday, the 26th day of November, 1874, at the hour of Twelve o'clock noon. TAMES DILLON, C.E., Hon. Secretary, 17 Kildare-street, Dublin.
Dated this 15th day of September, 1874. 13949 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, IRELAND. In the Matter of M'K ZI No. 6 South George's-street, Dublin, Clothier and Draper, A Bankrupt. Sale by Tender of Ready-made Clothing and Drapery Goods.
The Assignees invite Tenders for the following Stock, taken as nearly as possible to cost prices, amounting to About £367 6s. 10d. Consisting of the following Lot 1-Woollens, Tweeds, 51 18 00 99 2-Ready-made Clothes, 214 10 11 22 3-Ladies' Mantles, Capes, 49 11 9 29 4-Men's Hats and Boys' Caps 36 0 43 29 5-Trimmings, Gent's Ties, 15 5 14 £367 6 10 The Stock is in good condition, and may be inspected daily, on Bankrupt's Premises, No. 6 South Great George's-street, Dublin, between the hours of Ten, a.m., and from SATURDAY, 19th September, to WEDNESDAY, 23rd Inst. Sealed Tenders, endorsed "Tender for Stock re Hugh M'Kenzie," will be received by Charles Henry James, Official Assignee, 30 Upper up to Twelve o'Clock, Noon, of THURSDAY, the 24th Instantica to The the highest Court the Tender following (if approved day for of) will confirma- be tion.
Terms--Cash. One-fourth the purchase-money to be paid on the Purchaser being declared, and the balance on the Stock being checked over and removed, which must be within four days from date of declaration of Purchaser. CHARLES HENRY JAMES, Official Assignee, 30 Upper Dublin; THOMAS W. COSTER, FERN Creditors' Assignee, Lower Dublin. Messrs.
LARKIN and Solicitors, 51 DameE street, Dublin. Dated 18th September, 1874. 13920 COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS recent announcements bearing a similar name, Mr. Cockle thinks it necessary to state that the above is the ONLY PREPARATION he places before the public. 18 New W.C.
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS, PILLS. In use the last 74 years for INDIGESTION, In boxes at 1s. 2s. 4s. and COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, In use the last 74 years for BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, In boxes at 1s.
2s. 4s. and COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. In use the last 74 years for LIVER COMPLAINTS, In boxes at 1s. 2s 4s.
and 11s. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS TER SAFEST FAMILY APERIENT, In boxes at 1s 2s. 48. and 11s. 2538 EDUCATION.
CATHOLIC EDUCATION IN FRANCE; Under the Patronage of Mons. Dupanloup, Bishop of Orleans. This beautifully situated on the banks of the three miles from the town. It is surrounded by extensive playgrounds, shaded by 30 exquisite park. It is second to none in France as a place of education, for the purity of its French pronunciation.
Preparations for the French and English Universities, The discipline isstrict buttruly paternal, and founded on Catholic principles. For terms and prospectuses apply by letter (prepaid) to Monsieur le au College d'Orleans, al la Chapelle, St. Mesmin, Loiret, France or to Mr. P. Gaynor, Maynooth, county Kildare, Ireland.
Mr. Gaynor, who is Professor of English at the above College, will leave Dublin for Orleans ou Monday. 28th instant, at farthest. Studies will be resumed 00 THURSDAY. October the lst.
$19,15 PUBLICATIONS. W. H. SMITH AND SON, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Have to inform the Trade that theyhare just received S. D.
Things a Lady would Like to Know 0 7 6 Holy Fields; Palestine, Illustrated by Pen and Pencil 01 8 0 Stonehenge's British Rural Sports, 10th edition 0 18 0 The Day of Rest, vol. 1, 1874 0 3 6 The Sunday Magazine, 1874 0 6 Routledge's Every Boy's Annual, 1875, The Book of Table Talk 0 3 6. Lady Anna, by Anthony Trollope 0 2 0 Frank Sinclair's Wife, by the Author of George Geith" 0 2 0 St. Aubyns of St. Aubyn, by Author of 6 6 Charley 0 2 0 A Shilling's Worth of Phiz, from Judy, Illustrated 0 1 0 STANDARD TALES FOR THE YOUNG.
Captain Marryat's Poor Jack, cheap edition, Illustrated 3 Pirate and Three Cutters 3 6 Settlers in Canada 3 6 Masterman Ready 3 6 The Mission; Scenes in Africa 0) 3 6 The Privateer's Man 3 6 Red Line" vols, each 0 3 6 Thine Half-Crown Macaulay. Essays and Miscellanies A. L. O. E's New Story: An Eden in England, SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, 85 and 86 MIDDLE ABBEY-STREET, DUBLIN; 12 WARING-STREET.
BELFAST. 13960 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BUTLER'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BUTLER'S Cornets and Saxhorns. CLARIONETS, Flutes, and Flageolets, DRUMS, Fifes and Triangles.
VIOLINS, Banjos, and Tambourines, CONCERTINAS, English and German. Harmoniums and Musical Instruments of every description are in use in all parts of the Kingdom and Colonies, giving universal satisfaction. Manufactory-Haymarket, London. Brauch Establishment, 11 ELLIS'S-QUAY, DUBLIN. (Originally Established in Dublin in 1326.) Prices, with of every instrument, sent post free.
12635 CONTRACTS. TO Ballinderreen, BUILDERS--The will Rev. receive T. Tenders Geoghegan, to P.P., the up 28th inst. for the erection of a Belfry and the hanging of a Bell in Ballinderreen Church according to the plan and specification, which can be seen at derreen, or which will be sent to any builder living at a distance, and anxious to tender for the work.
Ballinderreen, Kilcolgan, Oranmore, September 14th, 1874. 13761 INSURANCE. NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OF IRELAND. Head Ofice: 3 COLLEGE-GREEN, DUBLIN. Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Capital--ONE MILLION POUNDS STERLING. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Special Advantages to Assurers. The Policies of the National Assurance Company of Ireland after they have been in force five years be come indisputable and indefeasible, except in case of fraud. Paid up Policies issued equivalent to the amount of Premium actually paid.
Claims paid immediately on proof of death and title. For full particulars see detailed Prospectus. Applications for Agencies invited. By order of the Board. HAROLD ENGELBACH, 8946 Actuary and Secretary.
Lancet. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE Incorporated A. D. 1720, by Charter of George the First. WM.
DIGGES LATOUCHE, Agent, No. 5 COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN. FIRE, LIFE and Marine Assurances may be effected with the Corporation on advantageous terms. LIFE ASSURANCES are granted with or without participation in Profits; in the latter case, at Reduced Rates of Premium. The Divisions of Profit take place every five years.
Any sum not exceeding £15,000 may be insured on the life. Corporation attords to the Assured a liberal pation in Profits, with exemption under Royal Charter from the liabilities of partnership, the guarantee of a large invested Capital Stock, and all the advntages of modern practice, with the security of an Otfice whose resource have been tested by the experience of a CENTURY AND A HALF. LIFE ASSURANCES effected at liberal rates upon every description property. FIRE DUTY. -This Tax having been abolished, the PREMIUM is now the onlycharge for Fire Insurances.
Tables of Rates and all other information may be had on application to WM. DIGGES LATOUCHE, Agent, No. 5 COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN. SHIPPING. THE CITY OF DUBLIN Vessels sail STEAM from PACKET COMPANY'S KINGSTOWN TO HOLYHEAD TWICE EVERY DAY.
On the arrival of the Mail Tr.ins leaving Westland-row, Dublin, at 6.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. N. B. -Passengers from Dublin leave by Special Train from DUBLIN to LIVERPOOL, with Cargo and Passengers, Westland-row at 6.15 A a.m.
and 6.45 p.m. Daily (Sundays excepted), about before high water. DUBLIN to BELFAST every TUESDAY, returning every WEDNESDAY. P. HOWELL, Secretary, 13607 15 Eden-quay, Dublin.
NOTICE. ALLAN LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS GLASGOW SERVICE. STEAM COMMUNICATION ALL DIRECT BELFAST TO CANADA AND UNITED STATES, EVERY WEDNESDAY. SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. First-class Steamers of this Line are intended to sail from BELFAST for QUEBEC, BOSTON, or NEW YORK, every week.
WALDENSIAN Wednesday, 9th 1874 CORINTHIAN Wednesday, 16th 1874 Wednesday, 23rd 1874 CANADIAN Wednesday, 30th 1874 These Steamers afford the Shortest Sea Passage to and give a direct route to the Western Canada, of America and California. Through Tickets States to the principal places in America issued on most the favourable terms. RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. Saloon Cabin, to Quebec, New York, £13 13 0 and £14 14 0 Boston, or Intermediate and Steerage Rates as low as by any First-class Line. A Surgeon, also Cabin and Steerage Stewardesses carried in each Vessel.
Pamphlets on Canada and the United States can be had free of charge. ASSISTED PASSAGES TO CANADA, AND FREE GRANTS OF LAND GIVEN TO SETTLERS. For further particulars apply to JAMES and ALEXANDER ALLAN, 70 Great Clyde-street, Glasgow, and Donegall-quay, Belfast or J. POLLEN, 19 Eden-quay, Dublin JOSEPH FARRAR, 27 BA Dublin P. JONES and SONS, 29 Eden-quay, Dub.
HAMILTON LESLIE, 32, Eden-quay, Dub. lin. 4260-w10 THE CRACROFT'S ENAMEL ARECA OF THE NUT TOOTH TEETH, by PASTE, using becomes sound, white, and polished as the finest ivory. This Tooth Paste is deliciously fragrant and agreeable in use. Sold by Chemists everywhere in pots at 1s.
and 28. 6d. Alling each the cavities Cracroft's of Decaying Teeth. Sticks, 6d. each.
HAMILTON White Enamel is most efficacious for and 3and 4 Lower Sackville-streetand Branches, Dub lira.
