... THE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. Extraordinary success of the New Burlesque, Aladdin, or The Wonderful Scamp.--Thc celebrated Comedian, Mr. J. OOGEtS,-Mr. EL CLIFTON.-THIS EVElING (Thursday), Angust lot, will be performed the celebrated Drama entitled TIME MILLER AND liS MLEN-Count Frederick Frberbg, Mr Vincent; Karl (his first appearance), Mr S Artaud; Grindos!, Mr 1I Webb; Lothair, Mr J F Warden; ...

... SERMONS. (LONTARF SCHOOLS.-1On SUDAN A, C NEIT, August 4th, 1861, tbe Annual SerInD, 1sr bid .1.! of thle Fondal for thre support of the school of the parish of ClOntalf, will be preached by the R11ev, AL-IED MURPHT, I1l S J., in the (.at~holl Ciurueh of ST. JOHN THlE BAPTIST, mons LOliTARIF, immrd'iatoly after Last Mass, Which will cool- Tra esec t e' ?? porecisely. The number of ChIldren ...

... I MPORTANT SALE NEW FOULARD SILKS, il Bs. 0d. the dreas. NEW FANCY SILKS, LI 'Os. d. to a Galneae. NEW FLOUNCED SILKS, made up skirts eonnpIcto, S7r. Cd. to 4 Guineas. The NEW BLACK FlENCII GLACE SILKS, 2s. 7jd. to C8. Did. JOHNSTON AND MAYSTON, 14, UPPEiR SACKVILLE-STIREET. NEW BAIItiE ANGLAISE, 31d., 61d. to Is. 7id. per yard. Upwards of a THOUSAND MORNING and EVENING DRESSES In the newest ...

... THEi QUEEN'8 ROYAL THEATRE. BEAFIT OF MR.3J. ROGERS, and his last appaaance It one.- Last appearance but ono of Mr. H. CLI FTON.. TilS EV-ENING (Friday), August 2d, the performance will commence with (by desire) the celebrated Drama entitled TIIE MILLER AND HIIS MEN.-Count Frederick Friberg, Mr Vinecnt ; Karl, Mr S Artand ; Grindeff, Mr Vivishb: Lothair, 1iv J F Warden; Kelmar, Mr Tindel; ...

... THE NEW GAME OF CROQUE T, T As Played by ?? ?? atteCirrugh. A New rind Exciting Out-dool' Galne, TO lIE 1h8l) AT AUSTIN'S, .11, WESTSIRLAND-qTIIIET. )AI'ER-B1AN GIN GS.-A great varictY PL of Patterns In Home and Foreign Maniifacttur to select from MARC BOKS SACKVILLE.PLAOE. DUBMLN OOMPPERAND R~ British, French, oan Beolgian, In overy varioty and at evr rc, WALTER BURKE AND CO., e1 ond 113, ...

... JIBE QUEBEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. First appearance of Mr. CHIARLES RICE, of the Ly- ,tim and Surrj 'llicatres, London.-Last appearance of MR. Ji;OGERS.-Last appearance of Mr. I1. CLIFTON.-TLS1 EVENING (Saturday), August 3d, the performancees will com- njj.ee with $he Interesting and powerful Drama, written by Mr. Charles RlIee, entiitled THE MERCHANT AND THE MEN - RICANT.-lr Peilam, Mr Tindcli ;, ...

... BgE~~s.IAGES, ?? The next important ACJCTION on WEDNTESDAY Noxt, 7th August. HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS. 4 THIS DAY (n1onday)-TuedAY, Sales by Private ! Treaty, and receiving tile kind ordore of disposors for the hborougbily well Advertised Mionthly Solo on WEDNESDAY j Next, August 7th, 1861, cotlmenciog at lialfpast One o'Clock. THE ROYAL HIBERNIAN HORSE REPOSITORY, MArRYSTREET. HENRY ANDERSON ...

... TI E E QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. T Second appearance of Mr. CHAP.LES RICE, of th Ly- c/nin and Surriy Theatres, London,-lRoongagoment of MR. J. ROGEIlS.-THIS EVENING (Monday), August 6th, tie per. eromances will commence with the interesting and powerful Drama, entitled THE MERCHANT AND THE, MAX. DICANT.-Mr Pclham, Mr Tindell; Henry Pelham, Mr Duff Mr Banks, Mr Grindall ; :Wiliam Gilbert, Mr J F ...

... Ti'E QryEN.ROYAL THE13ATRE. ivry Evening, Mr. CHAFRLES RiCE, of the Lyceum r,ad Surrey Ti estres, London.-Roerengagement Of MR. JA9. Ro(;EI!S.-TIIIS EVENING (Tuesday), August0th, theper fcnoflatces will commence with the Interesting and pow erful lranma, entitled THE MERCHANT AND '11E MEN. 1CANT.-Mr rslham, Mr Tindell ; Henry Pelham, Mr Duff; Mlr uansks, Mr Grindall; WVilliam Gilbert, Mr J F ...

... W INDOW GLASS for Dwelling-houses, W Out-officoS, Conservatories, hc., witb a large assort. in~ct of Plate Glass Mirrors. MAURICE BROOKS, SACKVILLE-PLACE, DUBLIN. Olt WEDDING PRESENTS, TESTI FI IONIALS, PRIZES, &c. A USTINS' Unrivalled Collection of Novellica at their Now and Spaelous Showrooms, ail, WESTMOIRLAND.STREET (nemoved from St. Andrew street), Dressing Cases, wit], Gold, Silver, aid ...

... EDUCATION. DUCATIONIN GERMANY. N THE RHIN, PRUSSIA Mr. MOuSBACi, belng now In Town, will be happy to see the friends of hib pupil, and to take chrge of any who may be confided to his care. Address at Messrn. BroWn and Nolan, Nassau-street, and Jamnce Duffy, Pobjisher, Welitngton.quay, where Prospectrses snd everyinformntiOO A maybe h a. aG,10 ECTIVE HOUSE COLLEGE,: B 15, RUTLAND SQUARE, EASTr ...

... THE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRB. T Evcry Evening, Mr. CHARLES RICE, of the Lyceum and Surrey 'heatres, London.-Re-engagement of MR. JAS. HOGES-TFIS EVENING (Wednesday), Augrst 7th, the performances will commence with the celebrated Drams en- tilcidlIERETURN OF THEWANDERER.JoshuaVere, Mr Tindeil ; the ilon Artbur Fanshawe, Mr Daff; Sigismund Ian'hs1 lw'. Mr G Vincent: Christopher Chirrup, Mr C Rice; ...