... THE BENEFIT OF PERSEVERANCE. L AST Autumn, when I determined to seek and 1J make an onward move in business, by enlarging my Premises and increasing my Stock, I felt perfectly certain that the Public would patronize my exertions if I gave them as good value as they could get elsewhere. This I knew it wai in my power to do, as in myself I possessed the most useful qualities to secure-to them ...

... CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, 6th Mardh, 1851. t] T HERE will be a FULL-DRESS BALL at the a 1 Castle, on MONDAY EVENING, the 17th of March, Nine o'Clock, in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. n The Ladies to wear Feathers and Lappets. No Trains. The Knights of the several Orders to wear their Collars. It is also requested that the Ladies will appear in Irish to Manufacture. No Mourning ...

... JustPublished, Third Edition, illustrated with Coloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases Price Is,, or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 18 Postage Stamps. TEALTH AND HAPPINESS, THE MEANS BY LI WHICH THiSY XAY BE OBTAINED, a Medical Work on the Infirmities of Youtb, and Maturity, anid Diseases of the Generative System, with observations on the treatment of Nervous ...

... REMOVAL B R W N E, and P A Y N E, the celebrated Troweers Makers, of DAME STREET, respectfully inform their Friends and the Public generally, that in coose- quence of the great increase of their Trade, they 'will, in a few Weeks, REMOVE to more eligb'e Premises, 12, LOWER SACKVILLE-STREET. They purpose sel ing off their present Stock at a GREAT REDUCTION, in order that they may be able to ...

... E CONOMY IN CLOTHING. NEW ARRIVALS. Our long experience in business-our extensive knowledge of all the minutia of trade-our command of capital, which enables us in purchasing to save intermediate profits-our knowlodge of the wants of the country in its present de- pressed state-enables us confidently to state, that we are both able to do, and are at the present time offering, to our customers ...

... ~~TWEROYALYD U B L I N. LATSIX I of MADAME WARTON'S *I WALHALLA ENTERTAINMENT. 'HIS EVE!ING (Monday), March 17, Madame Warton ,ill have tbe honour of appearing as H Hebe, Cup-bearer to ter--IDiana- The Baccbante- Venus esented by Neptune to Jupiter, &c. y ltay's celebrated Picture, from the Vernon aTlery, of, ,Youth on the Prow, and Pleasure at the elm, will be repeated. The whole ...

... CATHOJLIC UNIVERsiTY OF IRELAND. THE SIMULTANEOUS COLLECTION in aid Tof the Establishment of the ahove truly Catholic, and National object will take place on TO-MORROW (Sunday), the Eve of the Apostle and Patron of Ireland, at the various Catholic Cburches of the City aud its suburbs, excepting the Churches of the Immaculate Conception, Marlborough- street, and St. Andrew, Westland-row. ...

... AllN T I 'CIAN'S CHURCH, NORTH ANNE-SJET. HE ItEV. DR. CAHILL will ?? the T hbove Church on THIS EVENING, arld7on every Suday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday during the re- nainder of the Lent. tt ?? Evenings on which the Rev. Dr. Cahill preaches are Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. T riBRE will be a Solemn High Mass and Office cee'rated in the Cnurch of St. Andrew, Wiestland- row, ...

... T AR E R O Y AL, DUBLIN. iOST pOSITIVELY THE LAST TWVO NIGHTS. 'rmls E.VENIN;G (Monday), March 24, an entire change f P'rogramme i MADAME WARTON'S WALHALLA ENTERTAINMENT. T0.MORROW (Tuesday), March 25th, 1851, the perform- ances will be under the immediate patronage of TIIE OFFICERS OF THE GARRISON. for the BENEFIT of MADAME WARTON, anlaast Apwejrsnce in Dublin, upon which occasion the S/endid ...

... THATREROYALD UBL IN. under the I'atroneg of th~e Royal Academy of London. Respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Dublin and Rtt vicinity that sbe has engaged the Theatre IloSal 'Or TWELVE NISHTS ONLY, commencing THIS EVENIlNG (Wednesday), March 12th 1851 For the purpose of giving her celebrated Original and Ct gsic l rltertaiamonts, azs represented by her at the Ad WVALHlALLA ...

... T TRE R O Y A L, D UBL IN.T IIE Last Week of the present Season. )n THIS EVEsING (Tuesday), Mtarch 4, 1851, the per- ferninces will commence With the New Comnedy called ?? THE M~ARRIAGE CERTIFICATE. '1 Mr. Dunover, Mr. Granby; Frederick, Mr. Mortjaer; Jlia, mrs. Billiigton. After which the popular Burletts called WOMAN'S WORTT1I AND WOMAN'S W,1YS. fir. ' ertol, Mr. Granby; Caroline Merton ...

... OPENING OF NEW SHOW ROOMS, &c. THIS DAY, THE 24TH INSTANT, and during the week. T ODD, BURNS, AND CO. have much pleasure oin announcing the entire completion of their late EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, which enable them to offer greatly increased accommodation and convenience to the Public, as well as to make many very inmportant ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK. They are now prepared with a most extensive ...