LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. intermediate Passage, 8 Guineas; Steerage, at Low Rates. This Company has been established for Forty Years, and I+ noted for its Safety and Comfort for all classes of Pgs.pligere. Apply to The Cunard Steamship Compan

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTOREII LARGEST SALE ANT MEDICINE IN TEE WORLD. ONICRWILXING TESTIMONY ACCOMPANIES EVERY POTTLE, PROVING TRI TO El THE GREATEST lIEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED. For cleansing and cletri ng the blood from all impurities. Baronet be too highly recommended.

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the. Latin Routes recoramen It 1 by Liout mint Maury, on both the Outward and latnevrar I protara. These well vn munifictent Warner., all con• strutted by MeSir. Lti•lind awl Wulff, of Belfast, are appointed to sail under, carrying her Majesty's and the United :Mates Mails : FRO

The 69a 3r Ito compri.ed in sail lease of 13tb May, 1879, and in the lease in :reversion of the 19th May 1879, consist of d acres of good bottom meadow, the remainder goo 1 grazing land, all in grass except two acres laid down with grass seeds. The 6a 2r 19p is bottom land adjoi

At the meeting of the Limerick Harbor Board on Monday, Air Francis Kearney, law adviser to the commissioners, stated that, having written to the Board of Trade relative to the question of compulsory pilotage, ho had re. ceived the following reply : SIR —I am directed by the Boar

Mr Dowdall said that Mr Kelly, relieving offeer foi Duleek, was more or less knocked op, and it would be necessary to appoint Mr Magian for soother week ors. to do the duties. Mr Farrell—Are we going to pay two men for doing one man'sdotieeP Cirairoisn—Therels a letter here trot

of this much esteemed and popular gentleman in Togher Church. The Divine Office, at which the Rev A Rogers, PP, At/lee, and Rev 'f Cassidy, CC, Drogheda, were chanters, commenced at 11 o'clock. At the Solemn High Mass the celebrant was Rev J Byrn°, CC, Kilsaran; deacon, Rev J Cl