... OUD R OO M, RO T U D M ri Mr. fHARRIS ha3 the honoar to announce A SECOND GRAND MORNING CONCERT, 0n TUIS DAY (Friday), October 21, 1867, With the following distinguished Artistes- Madame GRISI, Madame ALBON1, Madamo GAeSSIER, Mr. TENNANT, Signor AXObUI, Signor KINNI, Signor DR&AGONF, Signor BAILLOU, and Mr. CHARLES WEIRLE. Cenductor-Mr. J. L. IHATTON. PROGRAMflX-PAFTt I Tlio-Falot ?? GrIs, ...

... R 0 U N D R OO M , ROTUNDO , GRAND MORNING CONCERT, on IbIS DAY (FRIDAY), October 16tb, 1857. English Ballad by Midlle PICCOLOMINI. Barcarole, composed and sang by Signor GIUGLINI, the words by Signor Beneventano. The following distinguished Artistes will appear:- Mdlle PICCOLOMINI Signor GIUGLINI Mdlle SPEZ(A Signor ALDIGIIIRRI Millie ORTOLANI Signor VIALET rl AIdlie POMA Signor ROSSI Signor ...

... -PUBLICATIONS. On Trhbis Day is published, pirice 2e. A COPIOUS INDEX TO THE IRISH BANKRUPT A AND INSOLVENT NCT, 1867.-Published by JOHN CHAMBERS, Jun., No. 1, Capel-street, Dublin. lb be had at tbe Oll1co of the Bankrupt and Insolvent Ca- lendar, No. 76, Capeli-treot, of Mr. T. II. Kelly, No. 8, Lower Ormond Qiay, and of Mr. Delany, Librarian, Four Courts, Inns-quay. Just Publiehed, price 4d. ...

... RAILWAYS. M IDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- EXCURSION TRAIN. GALWAY, LONGFORD, CAVAN, &C., TO DUBLIN, A Special Excursiou Train will be deapatched from the Galway Station at TWELVE ?? on THURSDAY DIORNING,. 29th October, and will leave the undermen- tioned Stations as follows:- After. After. noon. noon. I Oranmore, about 12.15 - *Cavan about 1.30 Athenry 12.85 a J Crosedoney ,, 1.45 C Woodlawn ...

... 'IIIEAT RE ROY AL, DUB LI N.- T Mr. HARRIS has the bonour to announce the En- gagement of the J ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY OF IER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MONDAY, October 12, 1857, first appearance of Mdlle SPFZ(A and Signor GlUGLINI, IL TROVATORE. TUESDAY, October 13th, first appearance of Mdlle PICCOLOMINI, LA FIGLIA DEL IIEGGIMENTO. WEDNESDAY, October 14, LA TRAVIATA. THURSDAY, Octobar 15, first ...

... A MEDICAL REVOLUTION I-THE WORLD UNA- NIMIOUS. H OLLOWAY'S OINTIMIENT.-TIHE GREAT COUN- TER IRRITANT.-The virtue of disease often makes its way to the internal organs through the pores of the skin. This penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand as it is rubbed in, is absorbed through the same channels, and reaching the seat of inflammation, promptly and invariably subdues it, whether ...

... PWLICArI 9, IRI H LITERABY = AZtTiE. X ...

... ,tHE A T7 li: R O YAL DTJ B L I N._ TIIE ITALIAN OPEBA: COMPANY OF HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. T'IIS EVENING (Saturday), October 17, Mlls PlCCOLOMINI atid Signor GIUGLINI In Donia. ratti's Opera of LUC[A DI LAM4EgRMOR.-Lucia, Mdille Piccolomini; Enrieo, Signor Bellatti;- Bidebeart, Signor Vialetti; Arturo, Signor Merciriali; Edgardo, Signor M'ONiAY. October 19, Verdi's Opera. LA TRAVIATA. TUIEDAY, ...

... UR usual Autumnal Exhibition of First-Class NEWV GOODS, ditectfrorn Paris atd LyonsKwill commence THIS 0 DAY(Monday), and will comprise all the leading Novelties intiolucad for the Ses3Cn. Attention is inlvited to the attractions in the DRESS DEPARTMENT, especially to the ROBE, IMPERIAL, ROBE EUGENIE, ROBE A. QUILLES, whbch- have besn designed for, and to be bhd only at, our Establishrment. ...

... I n E A T R E R O Y A L, D U B L I N.- I Mr. HARRIS has the bonour to announce the En- gagement of the ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY OF HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MONDAY, October 12, 1857, firit appearance of Mdlle SPEZIA and Signor GIUGLINI, IL TROVATORE. TUESDAY, October 13sb, firit appearance of Mdlle pICCOLOMINI, LA FIGLIA DEL REGGI3IENTO, WE DNES 0AY, October 14, LA TRAVIATA. THURSDAY, October 15, ...

... 7111 ETERROYAL, DUBLIN.- .X H E A T R E:1OYAL DUBL1 . ' Mr. HARRIS has tbe honour to ?? the En gagement of the ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY OF HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MONDAY, October 12, 1867, first appearance of Mdlle SPFZlA and Signor GIUGLiNI, IL TROVATORE. TUESDAY, October 13th, first appearence of Mdlle PICCOLOMINI, LA FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENO. WEI)NES)jAY, October 14, LA TRAVIAXA. THURSDAY, October ...

... A , 3LsDIACAL ?? tJJff)?J.-i'lih;\ WUitLD UiA*.. NLIMOUS. TWOTr.OWAY'S OINT.CIENT -TUE GREAT C.UN. TRil IIIRITANT- The virtue of disease often uiukbs its way to the internal organs through the pores of tie Ain. This penetrating Oiuitntorit, meltiug under the hand :,s it is rubbed in, is ubsr..rbed tt rough the same ciannels, ared reuhirhg the scat of ituttailrtnaiiot, promptly and invariably ...