QATB, barley, hay, and pigs. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TUESDA Y next, 6th September, AT GaKRYPHILOM, Near Monageer, 60 Stacks of Prime Tawny Oats. 80 Slacks good heavy Mailing Barley. 30 Cocks of first and second crop Hay. Also Store Pigs. Sale at One o’clock, JOHN HINTON, Auctione

Considerable quanty of Timber, adapted for Pitwood PARKSWOOD, four miles from Waterford, one mile from Passage, on the banks of the Hirer John Mnrphy, of Parkewood, wood-ranger, will show the timber.

T-.vrtattjc will received to FRIDAY the T fo -« ion f * will be received. Septembers, 1870- CONVENT OF THE GOOD SHEPHERDTHE LAUNDRY attached to this Institution, which is devoted to the Training of Penitent Females, now in perfect working order. FaraiUes others wishing to have t

FOR MONTE VIDEO and BDENOS AYRES DIRECT, «*»rri l The undersigned despatch a STEAMER month); to the River Plate, and are open to engage Passengers ■HMHHMiat the following moderate fares. The attention of Emigrants is special); requested to this opportunity Ship. Register. Tons B

GRAND BAZAAR and DRAWING of PRIZES, under theldistinguisbed patronage of The Right . Dr. Foeloko, Bishop of * ; The less of Portsmouth Mias Redmond, Ktlcalden The Countess of Granttrd, Mrs. Jojce, Lady Power, Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Maher, Bullinkeele Miss Sinnott, House, Mia* 9'5 OU,

SOCIETY FOR AID TO THE SICK AND WOUNDED IN WAR. President—H.R.H. the PRINCE OF WALES, K.G., *c. Chairman of Committee— Lient.-Coionel Loyd-Lindaay, V.C., M.P. Donations of £5 (payable to Messrs. Coutta and Co., Strand), or Annual Subscription of (payable to the Secretary), const

Including Provisions, but without Wines or Liquors which may be had on board : Saloon Cabin Third Class Children under Twelve Years, Half-fare ; Infants, free For further particulars, and to secure Berths, apply 10 S. WRIGHT KELSO & Co., 3, Tower Buildings West, Liverpool. or to

SYMPATHY FOB THE SICK AND WOUNDED. BANKRUPTCY OF THE O’pONOGHDE, MJ 1 . _ _ . . , . . .. In the London Coart of Bankruptcy, od luesaay, One of the largest and moat enthneiaetio meetmga th(re - wu brfore Eegietrar Hazlitt a first meeting ever held in Wexford took place in the Tow

our {Field) columns. The attempt has often been made in England, but has always been followed by failure. Of these the poultry farms at Bromley aud Wimbledon are striking examples. Ine only hope of success in rearing a large number of poultry in one locality is in giving them a