... JEWELLERYS &c. EMERRATDS, RUBIES, D }s N Os, SILVER WTC We are ablost daily asked-' Don you buy old for Goh I We invariably ans'wer- We do, provided they are good. We give the very bet price that ca ]~by be obtaied for anly of th~e above ?? and We remae, reodel, or melt themn, asthe ease snag b and resel themn at the lowest possible remflnefltfl ve of profit These facts we are anxious should ...

... PUBLIC YOTICES, HilE QUEEN'S ROYAL TIETE, ?? the Manargement of Mr. GEORGE OWEN. t ThreeNighs of the popular Burlesque Actress, Miss B. ROMER.. TIIIS EVEN IN G the entertainmentswill commence with the Drana of LOST AND WON. Duchess do Fronsac ?? iss E. Romer. After v-hich the celebrated French Dancers the Sisters FAN' -LETTL E will appear in the great Parisian Dance, tie' CAN -CAN. To conclude ...

... RAILWAYS. RE.AT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN G R~~~AIsLWAY. Notice is hereby given that any Goods, Parcels, Lug~age, or other U~nClimed Property remainin on hanno fremn any day prior to the 1st July, I869, will be Dlispesed of, 7niless claimned and remnoved on or before the 15th day of 18rl70. (By Order). DANIEL JOLLOY. Sec. King's-bridge Terminus, WeLL CLOsE THE 2fts OF JUNE. fltBLN, WICKLOW, AN]) WE ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. TSE QES ROYA TmTRE, U lnder the Magement of 3f,,. GEORGE OWEN THIS EVENEG, the entertainments will commence with Shakspear's Traged of Tf WACBElEl Macbeth ?? ?? Mr. T. Mead. To conclude with the Burlesque of PO-CA-fON-TAS Or, the Gentle Savage! Capt John Smith ' ?? MEss R. Romer Dress circle, 2s9.; Pit, Is,; Galleries, fd. and 3d Doors open at 7 oClork; performance to commence ...

... PUBLIC NOTICS. THE QUE'S OYAeL THEATRE, A. Under the Management of Mr. GEORGE OWEN. I-ast Five Nights of the popular Burlesque Actress, Miss THIS EVENING the entertainments will comence with the Dramacf LOST AND WON. Duchess de Fronsac ?? Miss E. Romer. After which the celebrated French Dancers the Sisters FAN CHETTE wvill appear in the great Parisian Dance, the CAN- CAN. To conclude with the ...

... MERCANT I i.LE SALES. Auction of Tea, Wine, Brandv, and Vhiskey.! 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, T At the Br.olcer's Saleroomn COMWERCIAL BUILDINGS. DUBLIN, On WEDNESDAY, the 6th of Jnly, 1870. At One o'Clock, (For repay meat of Advances), 50 Chests 'ea, Assem, Iaisow, and Stoning. 7 Butts 38 Hhdo, Wine. 1S Qr. Cks. 2 Hhds Brandy. 1 QrPCD. C Whiskey. Catalogues to be had of WILLIAM FOXALL, Broker. ...

... BnEAU nI'I i. N; .xIETISTIC C'AlZTF I1gsE ?? :: ln£1TZAFN Ollrioz~l S::Str~eltlv4s. f6d. Executed in tir-t-claes stylc 1'N the LONDON 1`ETROnPLiT SN P'OTOOR.GAPHIC CO.. i~_5 WES sr ORELAND-SE tl' (farinz Carlisle-bridgre MERCABT'l SA. LES. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, T In CUSTOM HOUSE DOCKS, Dublin. On TUESDAY. the :th July,. lI., At Two ?? afternoon. -The handsome cargo of brigzht Sprurce Quebec ...

... PUBLIC N0TICES. TzQUEER'S IR10Y111 .. §ln ?? Last Six Nights of the popular Burlesque Actress, Miss B. HOMER. THIS EVENING the entertainments wil commence with the Dr-ama of Cansihla GITANILLA ?? E. Romer To conclude with the BEirlesque ofi' PEP.SRUS AND ANDROMEDA. Persens ?? ?? - Miss E. EOuarer. Dress circle, 2i.; Pit, Is, ; Galleries, 6d. and 1d. Door onen at 7 o'Clock; performance to ...

... MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CRAMER, WOOD, AND CO]. Tave the fiest nd largest Stock to be seen in Europe of Pianofortes, Hanioma. Haps, sad other lustre- Ienta, by aol the ?? Manufacturers, ?? and Foreign, whith they canoffer eitherfor HIRE PURCHASE, Or enl then' celebrated -2'RA.TR YZARff SISTE. Music (b all the Publishers) forwarded hafpr, and u'ted Caitlgue of Instrumenth and Lists of the Newest ...

... AUCTIONS. SALE THIS DAY IN CONTINUATION. a0 . - General Auction Establishment, S UPPER ORMOND-QUAY, To Tailors, Drapers, Milliners, &c. IntheMatterofan t 0O BE SOLD BY Arragig ader. f i AUCTION, . ' At the above Roomas, (li THIS DAY Chmsiay). the 7th Instant. A large quantity of tailors' trimmings, cloths, doeskins, tweeds, furs~nillinery, haberdashery, dress materias, hats, caps, and a ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. ; QUEE'S ROYAL B , Under the Management of Mr. GEORGE OWEN. BENEFIT of Mr. T. 3fEAD. tinued Success of the celebrated Burlesque Actress, Miss E. ROMER. EjnS EVENING, the entertainments wi commence -a the Drama entitled RUDOLPIIO THE HUNGARIAN - Or the Actor of the Olden Time - ?? bhich Mr. Mead will sustain seven characters. o conclude with the Drama of the COPlSICAN BROTHERS. ...

... PiIO nTICES. QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE E Under the Management of Mr. GEORGE OWEN. last FourNights of the popular Burlesque Actress, Miss E. ROM.EE. THIS EVENING the entertainmentb will commence vith the Drama of LOST AN.D W'ON. Duchess do Froaca .. . Miss Ei Romer. After whicb the celebrated FrenchL Dancers the Sisters AN~CITETTE will appear in the great Panisian Dance, the CAN-CAN. To conclude ...