... TEA. 1JHE PROPRIETORS OF THE I T TIMES TEA AND COFFEE EXHIBITION 'WARE HOUSES, sell the IN FINEST CONGOU TEA for 4e. per Ib., HYDE PARK. and they guarantee it to be infinitely Sa- - ---J perior to the 4s. said to be exhibited ini Hyde Park. Just Received, a Parcel of NEW SOUCHUNG, price 4s. 4d. per lb. C In consequence of the alteration in duty we, COFFEE. have reduced Foreign Coffee to 10d ...

... NT O N P AR E I L T E A 131 ?? Od. BEST COFFEE, Is. 6d. FINEST MARSALLA, 22s. per dozen. PRIME SHERRY, 30s. per dozen. OLD PORT. 36s. per dozen. ANDREWS AND CO., DAME-STREET, DUBLIN. C O R K G I N G E1 A M S. TO THE LADIES OF DUBLIN AND VICINITY. P. SHERIDAN, 22 and 23, PARLIAMENT-STREET, respectfully intimates that be has just received, per G. S. and W. Railway, a large lot of the above in ...

... NATIONAL BOARD for the PROMOTION A-V OF IRISH MANUFACTURES. RULE 15- That no topic of a political, religious, orsec- tarian character shall, under any circumstances, be alluded to or discussed at any meeting of the Board or Council, this Board being established for the sole purpose of fostering and promoting Irish Art, Manufactures, and Industry, to the total exclusion of every other object. ...

... SUPERIORITY IN THE SCIENCE OF CUTTING AND WORKMANSHIP. THE NEW TAILORING AND READY-MADE WAR EROOMS, 10, 11, d 12, CORN-MARKET. IIEEBB AND C OM PANY W consider that the public bave had eufflcient evi- dence of their ability to furnish every article of Clothing, not only at prices, but in stylee, which are not, and cannot, be surpassed. This arises from the peculiar advantages we possess in OUR ...

... THE ESTABLISHMENT OF BIIOWNE AND PAYNE is now famed through- out Dublin and its vicinity as the only House where Gentlemen can obtain an easy and graceful fit in TROU- SEhRS, a reputation well founded ana equally well sustained in every respect. It has so eminently increased their busi- ness that MESSIIS. BROWNE AND PAYNE have been compelled to take larger and more eligible Premises, 12, LOWER ...

... SUPERIORITY IN THE SCIENCE OF CUTTING AND WORKMANSHIP. THE NEW TAILORING AND READY-MADE WARE R OO MI , 10, 11, e 12, CORNV-MARKET. WTEBB AND COMPANY V v consider that the public have had sufficient evi- dence of their ability to furnish every article of Clothing, not only at prices, but in styles, which are not, and cannot, be surpassed. This arises from the peculiar advantages we possess in ...

... T ~g QEENS RYAL THEATRE. rR jose c. JOSEPHt, PATENtwE AND MANAGER. n TH~IS EVENINGt (Tuesday), the 17th of June, the perormaceswill commence with the Drama of 1' THE MYSTERIOUS .TRNGER. ?? Miss Emma Stanley. gadejfoiselle St. Louin will appear in a new Ballet Diver- tisement, produced under her direction. After which the Burletta entitled / A DEAD SHOT. / Louisa Lovetrick; Miss Emma Stanley. / ...

... CURES FOR THE UNCUREDp HIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.- ,l E AN EXTR aORDINARY CURE OP SCROPUMA, OR KING'S N EVIL.-Extract of a letter from Mr. J. H Alliday, 209, High Is street, Cheltenham, dated the 22d of January, 1850. To PaorEssoR HOLLOWAY-SIR-My eldest son, when l about three years of age, was afflicted with a glandular swell- iag in the neck, which after a short time broke out into an It ulcer. ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW WAREHOLSE, 0 11, UPPER SACKVILLE-STREET (Next door to Reynolds' Hotel). S. MAYSTON, las the honour to inform the Nobility and Gentry he per- poses opening his new Establishment on WEDNESDAY Next, the 25th inst., with a MAGNEFIPENT and entirely NEW STOCK for the present season, selected personally within the last few days, and under considerable advantages. He would further ...

... Just Published, Third Edition, Illustrated with Coloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases. Price 1B., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 18 Postage Stamps. OX EALT.I AND HAPPINESS, THE MEANS BT LL WHxIvCH THEtY MAY BEt OBTAINED, a Medical Work on the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, with observations on the treatment of ...

... T HE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. T II. JOIIN' C. JOSEPHI, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. On THIS EVENING (Thursday), the 26th of June 1851, the performances will commence with the Comedy of TIME THIES ALL. Louisa Leeson, Miss Emma Stanley. A Grand Divertisement, arranged by Madile. St. Louin. After which the laughable Burletta of THE MORAL PHILOSOPHER. Mlademoiselle Dangeville (with three other chbarer), ...

... QUEENS ROYAL THEATRE.- IES EVENING (M7onday), June 9, 1851, the per- f0rmauces avill commence withl the National Drama of NORA CREINA. Ilderick O'Connor, M~r. Reynolds; Nora Crebna. Irs. After which X CRUSOE THE SECOND. A hornpipe, by Mdlleo Ernestine St. Louin. To be followed bhy the Interlude of A LAUGHING HYENA. To conclude with the laughable Farce of THE LOTTERY TICKEr. Doors open at a ...