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ROSSLARE HARBOUR AND RAILWAY.
ROSSLARE HARBOUR AND RAILWAY. Wa have repeatedly, during the last fourteen yeara, alluded to the scheme—first proposed by the late Mr Brunnel-of connecting England and Ireland, by regular steam packet service at the nearest point) of communication of the two countries- namely, Pembrokeshire in Wales, and the W ex lord co ist. The first steps towards the realization o, that project were the construction of harbours ana the comple ion of a railway system connecting t » inteiior of both countries with the sea-coast. On the English side thos' primary conditions have been effec e), and it only now remains to construct those necessary works on this side of the channel. By the untiring exertions of Mr George Lc Hunte, aided hy a few gentlemen interested in the deve- lopment of the resources of this county, and desirous to promote the welfare of the conn r generally, the accomplishment of those conditions, 80 far as we are locally concerned, arc, we may say, "ell nigh consummated. This is to say, by a httie effort on our part-by the mere taking of a small pecuniary interest (not exceeding the paltry sum of £ 30,000—and hRyond which sum there is no I a- bility), we shall be enabled to put in operation the "chemeofthe great English Engineer, of convoy- ing the traffic of the southern portions of the two countries across the narrowest space of in erven lng sea and by the quickest route, so as the bettei to develop tho resources of both, and ennch, in particular, the districts in the vicinity of the points of communication on both sides. A,4 we under- hand the matter, the Public W orks Loan Com- missioners, impressed with the advantage** t e construction of such a work would confer on thr fisheries and the shipping of the south east Itisli Coast, bave consented to grant a loan of a sum of money sufficient to erect a Bui'able Harbour at Hosslare, provided a railway bit made to connect it with the town of Wexford. To construct such a railway, to erect stations, and provide rolling .tock, &c., a sum of £ 80,000 would be required, tat as a firm of eminent contractors who are billing to contract for the harbour and railway, would accept shares to the extent of £ 50,000 in Part payment ofthe works, there remain only ■hares to the value of ^30 000 to be subscribed for locally,—and it is a sine qua woraofthis libera offer to the contractors that that amount shnll be fenbscribed by persons locally interested. The pro- spectus published in another column wi;l suppL the reader with fnli details of the scheme, and con- vey the confident hopes entertained by 'he direc- tors noblemen and geutkmen of the highest honour and integrity — of its success. All that remains lor us to s iy is, that it would be a Listing •tigma on the county o* Wexford with its Wealthy merchants, rich traders, and prosperous farmors- vtore it, afer the years of negotiation expended in bringing the scheme to its present Itatr., to fail to do its duty in the matter. Surely *moiig us, ihere can be no difficuliv in obtaining ljubs(,'TiPtioils to the exient of the paltry sum of £ 30,000, especially when the subscription promises to be not only an excellent investment, but secures the means of developiug the resources of the county of Wjxford to an ex-ent that cannot fail materially to benefit every dweller in it. If we judge the the difficulty will be, not to obtain the necessary amount of subscriptions, hot to apportion that small sum among the r., tomtrousappticants for shares in this promising roderlaking-an undertaking that willwhien estab- Ilhed make the county of Wexford one of the most flourishing and prosperous, as it is at present the most peaceble in Ireland. — Wexford Constitu- tion,
SPORTING NOTES.
SPORTING NOTES. The past week's racing at Chester was all that could be desired and the decision of the Chester Cup was not at all a popular one, although the bookmaking fraternity stood the winner for a good sum, in fact Inveresk the winner is owned by Mr W. Nicholls. In the Belgrave Cup, Countryman who started at 6 to 1 easily disposed of the two favorities Melurge and Jock of Oran. Leopard won the Mostyn Stakes for two year olds and the ever green Cocoa Nut, won easily the Wynstay atakes. Next week we shall hare the York Carnival en, and the principal event, the Great Northern Handicap has received a poor acceptance and Without much comment the race seems quite at the mercy of AGILITY or INVERESK. The betting on the Epson Derby seems to have settled down to a solid position. Prince Charlie since his 2000 Guineas victory being ^stalled first favorite, which he is entitled to. Cremorne and Queen's Messenger, the other two Who ran forward, occupying the next positions in e quotations, Bethnal Green is supported by a shrewd division at 20 to 1 and Laburnam both his defeats is quietly backed however toy next article I shall have something to say Laburnam's chance, but at present I J recommend Prince Charlie to be backed, HANWAY.—The first man who was bold j °lgh to carry an umbrella in the open streets cf ^don waa Jonas Hanway, tho philaothrophist, and e can imagine the insults and annoyances to which h»ve been exposed. The street boys of n on wero not better bthayed in 1750 tban they ow are, sod it will tako many years' (peration of the compulsory clauaes of tLc Educa* ion Act to con- Vert them into polite members of society. Hanway, however, peifeTered iu the uqc of the obnoxi 'us article and at length a few strong minded person* ventured to follow his example. In spite of the epposhion of the hnckney coachman and chairman, who regarded the invention as a formidable rival, it established its claim to general favour, and in the year 1780 umbrella •naking had become a treat trade in Lvndon.—People's Magatine. -==
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■EI.A.IRZR.ZT^S & s UNVEIL IS ".R-S IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN WINES AND BRANDIES, 4, S .4MB ROOK COURT. BASINGEALL STREET, L0M)t>NJS.C JOSEPH POWELL, GROCER, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND COMMISSION AGENT. MAIN STREET, PEMBROKE AG MIC UZ T VH IS TS /J) ffVTXHEB, ROSE AND TATLOR, Madocks's Stores, Haverfordtvest, BEG TO SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS FOR AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, AND BATCHELOR'S STANDARD MANURES. This is the 26th Season these Manures have been before the Public, and notwithstanding great competition they still hold-the bighest 0 position. The Quality and Analysis guaranteed. Phospho-Peruvian, Amies' Patent Chemical Fertilizer, and other LFirst-Class Manures. KB.—G.B. SS T. give personal attention to all Orders entrusted to their caxe. THE IMPROVEMENT Of LANDED ESTATES- Til JS LAND LOAN & ENFRANCHISEMENT COMPANY, (Incorporated by Special Jet of Parliament,) ADVANCES MONEY- "j 1st.—To tho Owners of Settled 111 other Estates, for tho erection of Farm Buildings and Cottagea. and for the Drainage, Irrigation, En closing, Clearing, & General Improvement of Landed Property. in :111)' put of tho Luiited Kingdom 2nd.—To the Owners of Settled Estates in England for the erection or completion of Mau.sion3, Stables, and Outbuildings: 3rd.—To Landowners generally, to enable them to subscribe for Shares in Companies for the Con- struction of Railways & Navigable Canals wliicli will benefirially affect their Estates: 4th.—ro Incumbents, for the Improvement of their Glebe Lands. hy Drainage, and the erection of Farm Buildings anù Cottages. 5th.-To Copyholders for the Enfranchisement of Copyhold Lands. The amount borrowed with the Expenses would be charged on the Estate benefitted, and repaid by a Kent-charge terminating in Twenty-fivo years. No investigation of the Landowner's title is necessary. Forms of application, and all further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. Kawlence and Squarcy, 22, Great George Street, Westminster, S. W., and Salisbury of Messrs. Ashurst Morris, and Co., 6 Old, Jewry, London, E.C.; of Messrs. Gillespie and Patcrson, W.S., 81A, George Street,, Edinburgh, Agents for tho Company in Scotland; and at the offices of the Company as below. T. PATN, Managing Director. EDWIN GARROD, Secretary. Land Loan and Enfranchisement Company,!22 Great George Street, Westminster, S. W. T 11 0 M A S T A M L Y N, LANDSURVEYOR AND VALUER, LATSD AND HOUSE AGENT, A U C T I O N Ji K H, APPRAISE, L I T II 0 G Tt A T II E R, See, Offices. No. 4. Castle Terrace, and High.street, Ha»epf«r iwes' CARTS, WAGGONS, and every description of agricultural implements, mav.ufactimd by the Bristol Waggon Works, Comtany, supplied by R. & I JONES, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, &e. Offices 4, High Street, Haverfordwest. FOR SALE, ABOUT FOHTY FEET OF BATH STONF And a rerv nijat WHITE MARBLE CHIMNEY PEICE with Trusses Shelf, one foot wide. Address Peter Morgan, Marble Mason, Castle Terrace, HaTerford»'p>;t. _— PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE. PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO., WHEX HAM. JOHN GLIKKN, AGENT, Quay Street, Haverfordwest. Terms of Insurance Moderate, and all Claims promptly paid. 18721 TO COVER TUTS SEASON, A LIMITED NUMBER OF MARES AT dBl 10s. EACH, AND 2s. 6d. THE GROOM. The Groom's Feo 11 be paid at thc first time of fcrvice, ami the remainder on or before the 24tli of June next, that very powerful anl compoctCart Stailion BROWN BOBBY, BROWN BOBBY stands 16 hands and 1 inch hi^h, sound, possessing very large and clean bone, pood action, fine symmetry, unusually mild temper, strong constitution, superior power, and perfectly free from blemish, and is allowed by competent judges to stand second to none as a Cart Stallion. He won the First Prize when a two year old Colt, at Machynlleth Agricultural Show in 1862. He has proved himself a sure foal getter. His stock are very superior, which requires no comment, as tney are so well known in Pembrokeshire. He was got by old Brown Bobby, who was always successful as a competitor, and carried off no less than six prizes in different counties. His dam was got by Bwlch-y-Gadair, which was bred in Cader Idris, Merionethshire. Brown Bobby is allowed by the best Judges of Horses to produce the most useful and best Stock of the day for Agricultural Machinery, and Implements and other heavy purposes, whereas from half Bred or Blood Mares they are both useful and Valuable as Carriage Horses, or Hacks, and have been sold for very high prices in this and other Counties. t:I He will attend at the King's Arms, Havcrfordwest, and Pembroke every alternate Saturday. For further particulars, anlpiaeesof attendance, apply to the owners, Messrs. Thomas Jones, Wr-stfield, or George Jones, Prendcrgast, Haverfordwest. N.B. —Any person requiring the service of the above Animal, is recommended to engage him as soon as possible, as a limited number oniy will be served. PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY" WIIKXHAM AND LONDON. EbTABLIsllJm. 18;j2 CAPITAL £ 2 0 (», 0 0 0. S Held ty a highly respectable Proprietary. THE DIRECTORS HAVF-much picasure in c iliine attention to t h steady increase of tho LIFE PUNDS o! t Company as shewn l>v the following particulars: THE LIFE ASSURANCE I< UNI). At 31st December, W32, was p0 do „ i.8.0,b(u D0 ,lo IMS 128,5(6 Do do 1871" £J65,52ö This fund is EXCLUSIVE or THE ANNUITY FUND. Is SKCCRELY INVESTED, unci lias heen ACCUMULATED FROM: PREMIUMS RECEIVED. LIFE CLAIMS PAID IN THIRTY DAYS After proof of death TOTAL LIFE CLAIMS PAID, C16C1,OUO. FIRE INSURANCES Effected at moderate rates 01 premlnm. CLAIMS PROMPTLY AND EQUITABLY SETTLED. TOTAL FIRE CLAIMS PAID, £440,000 CHAIRMAS OF THE BOARD:— THOMAS BARNES, ESQ., Of the Quinta, Salop, andFarnworth, Lancashire. ROBERT WILLIAMS, SECRETARY, Applications for Agencies to he madB to the, Srcre- tary, or to Mr E. Prosser, .5, Brighton lark, Clifton, Bristol. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Alteration of Guage BETWKKN S W 1 N D ON MILFORD IIAVEN. NOTICE IS llEREB Y GIVEN, f PH AT Lbe Lines of the Company between the above- J mentioned points will be altered from the Broad to the Narrow Gauge during the month of May next. Arrangements will be made to carry on the Goods Traffic with as much regularity as tho natuare of the case will admit, but as the execution of so extensive a work will necessarily involve some interruption of the Train Service, the Company, during the progress of the work, will receive Goods for conveyance to and from Stations on their Lines between Swindon and New Milford only on tho special condition that they shall not be responsible for any delay in the forward- ing, transmission, or delivery of such Goods, or for any loss, damage, or expense consequent on such delay, or occasioned thereby. While the work is in progress, the Company will not undertake to convey Coal, Mineral, or other heavy Traffic from or to any Stations on the Line (or any of its Branches) between Swindon and New Milford, except such as they may from tiino to time bo able to convey under special arrangements matlo between themselves and the freighters, and then only subject to the Bpccial condition mentioned above. The foregoing Notices will take cfTect from tho '27th April, as respects Traffic to or from Stations West of Gloucester, IIInd from about the middle of May, with reuard to Traffic to or from places between Uloucester and Swindon, and such Notices will continue m operation until the entire completion of the work. A Special Service of l'atbenger .Trains will lIe run during the alteration, particulars of which will lie given in Time Tu bles. ,n.. NOTE.—Truffio to and from Newport, Cardin, Swan- sea, Neath, and places on the Valo of Neath Railway, the Carmarthen, Llauclly, Pembroke arid Il'uhV Lines, and other places to and from which fraflic can be conveyed by Narrow Gauge Lines, will be received for conveyance as usual. J. GRlJSKSONf General Manager. Paddiugtoc, April, 1S72. _n- DA VII) EDWARD THOMAS, A II C 11 1 1f E C 1f Sf. THOMAS GREEN, HAVERFORDWEST. 1 COSllESTON CHEMICAL WORKS, PEMBROKE Important to Landowncrs tllld Timber Growers. MORGAN AND HOWELL Arc at all limes open to purchase routh Timber and I'oie- for CKon jVftl and Collirry purposes. A Lot of Timber for Agricultural purposes always on Sale Apply as above. PIANO FORTES AND HARMONIUMS By »I! the inst makers, FOR SALE OR HIRE. For terms apply to T. JAMES, ESTABLISHED 13 YEARS Tho advice can bo depended UPOII- Yule Press. £IOV PEI- WEEK ('all to easily won by purchasing Messrs, li. WILSON & DIXON'S "Weekly Turf Guide," price 14 stamps. Address Turf Herald Office, Hull. Telegrams sent any race dty with our final advico for 2s. Commissions executed to any amonnt at 41, Hrougllton Street, Edinburgh. I> S.—Any private infd-fntttion that you may require, we w''l fond it gratis. A. R. JENNER, Esquire, Deceased. ALL Persons indebted to thc Estateof ALGERNON ROM I LI.Y JENNEll, late of Parl-glas, in the County of Pembroke, Enquire, dcceadcd, lire requested to pay their respective debts to us the undersigned t forthwith. And all persons to whom the said Algernon Itomilly Jenner stood indebied at the time of bi, decease, nrc requested to send in their Accounts to us forthwith, thut the same may be examined. uatld this 21Îlh dl\Y of April, 1872. POWELL, MATHIAS, & EVANS, Haverfordwe,t. Solicitors <o the Kxccntrix. Bristol, NO. o, L E "V 1 N'd M E A D tO ANXYTtO WO IOCS. J3. G. C L E M E NTS & Co, 'ESTABLISHED 1812. IMPORTERS OF FLAG AND BOLL ANNATTO, from Cayenne, Brazil. & ther places of Fore'gn Growth MANUFACTCRBKS of IhCII CAKE, LIQUID EXTMACT, AND ROLL. or Colouring Cheofe, Huttrr,; Brightening Leather, Lace, Sillf, Cotton, &c\, continues to receive Testimonials from the Dairy dis- tricts of the United Ivnudom and Colonies. RICES AND DISCOUNTS ON AITMUATION. Dinneford's Fluid Magnesia For Thirty years the Medical Profession have approvc< of this pure solution as the best remedy tor 4CIDITY OF THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, HEADACHE, GOUT, AND INDIGESTION, And as a mild Aperient for delicate constitutions, especially adapted for Ladies, Children, and Infants. When combined with the ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP. It forms a most apreeablo effervescing draught, in which its apetient and cooling qualities are much in- creased. in warm seasons and warm climates, this simple preparation, when taken REGULARLY, has been found highly beneficial. 1) I N X E FORD & CO., Chemists, &c, 172, New Bond Street, London; Sold by all respectable Chemists throughout the World. CAUTION.—See that Dinneford & Co," is on each hottle and red label over the cork and use DINNEVURlfti EMICTION GLOVES & BELTS. P H CE N I X FIRE OFFICE ESTABLISHED A.D. ] 7S;2. Lombard Street and Charing Cross. rrHE experience of more than eighty years has I. mani estcd to the Public the promptitude and liberality with which all losses have; been adjusted by the Phoenix Fire Office, to thc extent of upwards of Ten Millions Sterling. Insurances are effected upon every species of Pro- perty, at home and abroad, on tho most favourable conditions. Any orders or comniuivcations will be as punctually attended to, pr a line addressed to the Agent will meet with immediate attention. THOMAS V AUGlIAN, AGENT AT HAVERFORDWEST New Volume, Is., sent for 14-stamps by the Editor.n ALEX. ROSS'S TOILET MAGAZINE. Papers of the Nose, and the treatment of Cartilage m im proving Khapo the Eye, the Mouth, and Skin, with devices for improvement. Receipts for all Facial im- perfections, &e. Nearly 20;) pages, closely printed. Alex. Ross, 218, High Ilolborn, London. ("Opposite Day and Mariin's. HAIR DESTROYFU.24i!, High Holborn, Lon- don.— ALEX. ROSS'S DEPILATORY removes superfluous hair from thc face, neck, and arms, with- out iffect to the Bkin. Price 3s Gd sent for M stamps. Had of all Chemists. A SINCERE VOICE OF WARNING against r1. Quacks. or an unerring guide to the Nervcu- and Debilitated, by J. L.'l'ULVIillMACII Elt- An infabble means of detecting the Q>>acl< Doctor, and thus preventing the above c!as> of Patients from failing into his clutches, a danger into which they are likely to be en trapped through his spacious and enticing forms of advertisements and l'uianses. The well ki own name and position of th" Bii'lior is n sufficient guarantee of the truth of bis sta'ement. To be had thro:gh any bookseller, or d rect of J. L. Pulver,a tcher, Galvanic Establish- ment, 168 Regent Street, W., London. GLEN FIELD STARCH, IS TnzoNi-y KIND USED IN linn MA.1ESTV S LAUNDRY IF there are any Ladies who have not yet used the GLENFIELD STARCH, they are respectfully solicited to givo it a trial, and carefuhv foLow out the directions printed on every package, ai:d if this is done, they will say, like the Queen's Laundress, it is the finest Starch they ever used. When you ask for GLENFIELD STARCH see that you get it. As Inferior kinds are often Substituted for the Bake of extra profits. BEWARE THEREFORE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS. THE iChlftlEDEAN LAWN j 1\10WER. REDUCED PRICES. m ind), suitable for small lawns £ 3 0 0 ] .imii, „ a lady or boy 4 0 O » l'1-inr>i, a man 5 0 0 „ a man (on level lawns) 6 0 0 N.) Cvauo'k for Paclfim; (Vies, which are useful for storing machincs durinpc winter. Delivered frro lit all Railway Stations. THE MOWER IS WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION, and if not approved of may be returned within a month, fl.ll!1 the omonut refundod. Ttilli is THE ONLY JA Oil INK THAT CUTS LONG on WET GHASS. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Far Biinerior to nay of ours."—Vide The Field. "iY" f ft b und to rocommcnd it to our readers as one of the host mowers webaveas yot made acquaintance with." -Vide, Floral World. Remarkably easy to work. Vide Gardener sMagazine. The qniclwRt, most simple, and moat efficient mower cver 1!3ed. fT.i!e- Gcirdencr's Chronicle. TESTIMONIALS. The Riirlit Honourable T. F. KENNEDY, M.P. Dal "aharra Castle, Maybole, Scotland. "Thurcig but one opinion of it here. All my people, as well as ti.yRPif, think it an admirable machme. It does its work beautifully, and, in my opinion, leaves nothjng to bo wiuiied." The Ilononrable D. ASTLEY. East liarsham, Fafcenham, Norfolk. Tho lTonournble D. Astleyis perfectly satisfied with tho L-nvn Mower, and will recommend it as superior to any oilier he has tried." Sir VENISTON MILBANKE, Bart. Eartham, ChIChester, Been to enclose cheque for the 'Archimedean '_Lawn Mower, and to state that he is perfectly satisfied with it." Captain STEWARD,R.E. Upper Halliford, Chertaey. Tho Tiiwn Mower works most satisfactorily. I i.tnit KolV-i "'f-inch machine of the ordinary type, which required—liesidea a man to work it-a pony and a boy your Arehi.nedean will perfectly replace it, and will, moreover, save employing thc boy aud pony." JOHN SPIOKERWELL, Esq. Field House, Carisbrooke, I. of W. "After repeated trials on every variety of ground and grass, 1 fed that tliero is nothing to 00 desired. It is aimply perfectlOll. From the T;oy ]r,DWAKD OWEN. THE LODGO, DradweU-juxta-Mare, Matdon. Mv CNRTLCNOR, who, like MYSELF, was afraid of it at tirat. is now delighted with it." WILLIAMS & Co., (LIMITED). MANUFACTUKEliS and PATENTEES, 1, CITY 110AB, LONDON. SELLING- AGENTS JOHN G. ROLLINS, OLD SWAN WHAHF, THAMES STREET, LONDON. WALTER CARSON & SONS, LA 15KLLE SAUVAGE YARD, LTJDGATE HILL, LONDON and BACHELOR'S WALK, DUBLIN. 1 Testimonials and full Par^cu'a^s!^|^1P2^m' 1 rpHE LECTURE by MR T. YVHICHEU I)AVI K I announced to tie held at the Shire Hall on Iii, 1.Hth 0f Mav instan", will le held in the MAKKK1 HALL,OIl FHIP.\Y, MAY the 17. h inst. S.-tge t "\VHi(JHhR DAV lES UiNGIlATKi UL "10 lLli» PAR IT." Tickets, One Shilling each, to be had of Mrs l'otter, Ueokaelb r, arid Mr Harries, Stationer. P.S —Tickets issued lor iShirc Hull available for tho Maiket i'a'l. IIAVER^ORDWI'ST. '1"0 BE LET, 2 private Dwelling Houses, numbers I respectively 2 and G Albion Terrace in the paii'h of Saint Thomas. The former in the occupation of the Kev Mr I'dcker, the latter vacant. Respective rents £ .'6 and £ 19 '9^ per annum, App!y to I\!r Borjatinu Rce-, 21 Market Street, lI:tverlor'¡w{'st Uiiverfordwest, May Odi, 1 ("72. lWY.\L t\(;I:h_:ULTV1{AL SOi i KTY OF ENGLAND—CAH UIFF MEETING. QT0CK, Cnr.KSE. and BUTTER ENTRIES clos- O 011 the 1st of JUNE, arid all Certificate* received alter tttat date will be returned to the Senders. Pri/.n Sheets and (Jertiticates will be forwarded on "ppiicatioli to H. M. JENKINP, Secretary, 12, Hanover Square, London, W. P EMlinO KE S HIRE—FR E ESTO N E. rPO BE LET, a SMALL RESIDENCE, Unfurnished' L together with about 1\0 ACRES of LAND. The House contains Dining and Drawing Rooin with small Back Room.and eleven Bedrooms, tog-, ther with theof-uft) Offices; Back Kitchen, Dairy, Granaryt very good Stabling and Garden. Freestone is six milen from Pembroke and Tenhy' and is well situated for hunting between three packs of Foxhound". Tenancy from next Mich-iclmas. For further particulars apply to S. \V Hustler. Effl, Pembroke, or to Thomas Allen, Esq, I, Essex Couit, Temple, London, E.C. H. B, BRADY, Esq., Deceased- ALL Tersons iudebted to thc Estate of HENRY BEAUCIi AM l* BRADY, late of Fernliill.in the County of I'enibroke. Esquire, deceased, nrc requested 'o pay their respective Delits to us the undersigned foithvvitli. And all persons to whom the said Henry Beauehamp Brady stooil indebted at thc time of hi- decease, are requc,,1ed to send in ihcir account to u, forthwith, that the same may 11,' examined. Dated this 10th dflv of May, !872. POWELL, MATH I AS, & EVANS, Haverfordwest, Solicitors to the Executors. "M AN 0 11 c 6 UII T S NOTICE IS HEIllilir GIVEN, ^1^11 AT General Courts B,iron and Customary Court JL for the undermentioned Manors will be held at the times nnd p]ao s following ;— For the Manor of Manorhier, on Tuesday, the 21st day of May inst., at the hour of Eleven o'Ciock in tin* forenoon, at the dwelling hous^ of Francis Twigg, in the village of Manorbier, within the said Manor. And for the Manor of Lainphey, on Wednesday, the 22nd day ot May inst., at he same hour, at the dwel- ling house of William Griffiths, in tho village of Lamphav, within the latter Manor; when and where all perfons owing suit and service, claiming admittance to any hereditaments, or having any business to transact, are required to attend. Dated this 10th day of May, 1872. J. ROGERS POWELL, Steward of the said Manor. STEAM COM XT UNI CATION WITH THE SOllTH OF IRE AND. Via New Milford (Milford Haven) and Watcrford Daily Service (Sundays excepted). The Milford Haven and Waterford Steam Ship Com- pany's Royal Ma Steamers will sail, weather per mitting— KltOM NEW MTT.KOUD, At 1.40 lI.m, on arrival of the 4 [,0 p.rn Train, so ns to enatdc passengers to proceed hy tho 10.20 a.m.Tr.iin to Limerick, Cork, &c. FROM WAriati'oitn, At 4 p.m, on arrival of the train from Cork. Limerick, Sic., so as to enable passenger-: to proceed by the 2.0 a m reaching London at 11,1") a.m. For further particulars apply to any of the Rnilwav Stations, or to Messrs Jackson & Co, New Milford, Souih Wales DEATH OR INJURY FROM ACCI DENT WITH THE CONSISTENT LOSS OF TIME AND MONEY. Provided for by a Policy of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY. AGAINST ACCIl ENTS OF ALL KINDS, An Annual Payment of to £ C> os insnres £1,000 at Death, or an allowance at the rate of jEC per week tor injury. £(};)O,OOO have been Paid as Compensation, One out of every 12 Annual Policy Holders becoming a claimant EACH YEAR. n'or particulars, anply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations to the Local Aden's, or nt the Offices, fa, COUNll'lLL, & 10, REGENT STREET, LONDON WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. Agent for Haverfordwest: Mr II. BAB HAM, Uiilwav Station. COLONIAL PIANOFORTES. RTJDALL, CARTE, and CO., Musical Instrument -MA) Manufacturers to tho Queen and Royal Family, respeofc. fully direct the attention of ail desirous of purchasing lirst-clasa Instruments to their HIGH-CLASS I made expressly for extreme climatcs, ships' cabin, and piofessional use, supplied for cash upon favourable terms, or on HIKE, WITH OPTION OF PURCHASE UPON THE THREE YEAttS' hYbTEM. Broadwood. Collard, and Erard's Pianos supplied at manufae. turers' prices for cash, or on hire. Lists of prices forwarded. KUDALL., CARTE, and CO.. 20. Channg-cross. W.C. C°x.;S SCIENTIFIC AMUSEMENTS, GAL. VANIC. and ELECTRICAL.—See Catalogue, part 5, two stamps. Lenses for making Telescopes to show Jupiter s Moonø. with instructions for fixing, post free 42 stamps. A COMPENDIUM of PHOTOGiiAPHY, giving full and concise directions; containing more real information than many books four times the price. fiO pages. illustrated, tree 7 stamps. ,.„ Frederick J. Cox, Optician, 26, Ludgate-hill. London. HENNESSY and J. and F. MARTELL'S CASE BRANI>Y.—Brand on Cork, 39s. 6d. per doz.; Sherry, 14s., 18s., 21s., 2S«„ and S6s. per doz.; Port, 18s., 24s.; Old Bottled, 28s., litis., 41y.; Claret, lis., 14".> ■ Cliateuu Lalitte, branded and bottled at the Chateau, 30s. per doz. case. Agents wanted. F. fcoulby & Co.. H. Cross-lano, St. M«cjr-at- HIlI, London, E.C. UDDEN" MOUK^cT^ Messrs. JAY are always provided with experienced dressmakers and mil- liners, ready to travel to any part of tlio kuiKiiloin. fro. of <-■ pen.. to purchasers, when the emergencies of iuddcii or uii expected mourning require the immediate execution of K orders. Tliey tako with them drosses, bonnets, and^ millmiery, besides materials, at Is. per yard nnd "l'vvaids lioni the i. cc marked in plain figures, aud at the same puce as If ¡mrclwsed at Jay's Mournitig Warehouse in Itegeut-street Reabonablt; istl- mates are also given for household mourning at a gicat saving to largo or small families. „„„ THE LONDON GENERAL MOURNING WAREHOUSE, 217, 1'J, and 251, Kegent-street. 0 GREAT SALE OF CARPETS! R RUSSELL & CO. beg to announce that they • are now selling off their ourplus Stock of Brussels Car- pets, several thousand pieces of Brussels, Aapestiy, Velvet Pile, Tournay, Wilton, Turkey.Kidderminster, Feit^, Sc.,Ai PUICEti BELOW THE MANUFACTUKEhS COSl. All theso gooUs having been bought previous to the Great Advances, Messrs. U. H. & Co. respectfully invite the attention of all elaaaes to those cheap goods. 10 to 15, LEICESTEB-SQUAKE, LONDON, W.C. BAKER & CRISP'S I?A'l"fERNS sent free, by sending this Advertisement with address. All the New Spring Cambrics, Piques, Fancy Besses, White Piques, &o„ from Hs. lid. to 10s. Gù. Black Bilks, Japanese bilks, and Silks 01 every description from 2b. to 100s. lull uress. lyy, lieuent- street, juoiidon, w. WA^R& EDGAE, Silk Mercers and General Drapers.—Established CO years. First-class and durable goods at the lowest possible cash prices. Patterns tree. Carriage paid on £5 parcels. Best Brussels kid gloves, equal to I aris, 83s. per doz. 9 to 11, Piccadilly, and 30 to 53, Regent-street. London. try" MOLE'S PATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE BOOTS FOR DURABILITY, COMFORT, AND FASHION. SAME PRICE AS ORDINARY BOOTS. And possess the following IMPORTAN r ADVAN PAGES 1. DURABILITY—lasting considerably longer (tho tread being kept on the ball or centre of tho foot). whilo costing no more than ordinary Boots. 2. APPEARANCE.—Tho tread being equalised, tho Boot is preserved in shape till worn out. 8. COilFOllT.—By keeping the Boot thus upright and in shape, the miserable feeling inseparable from Boots worn on ono side (and which is a fruitful cause of corus and bunions) is wholly avoided. 4. SIMPLICITY.—A child can understand and apply this InventIOn. See Testimonial; .with instructions for aeif-measurement, post free on application. The Trade supplied with ISolo. and Heels. Wholesale—MOLE'S PATEKT BOOT COMPANY (LIMITED). CHAHLES MOLB. Manager. CUIEF DEPOT-4&5. TOTTENHAM-COURT-IWAD, LONDON. Agents required in unrepresented districts, TO FARMERS, BUILDERS, & OTHERS. TAYLOR'S, LATE HARDING'S PATENT FLEXIBLE ROOFING (Not Felt). -i- Suitablo for flat or roofs of any pitch. Will last 20 yeirs when drpsspd with my composition made for the purpose. Gained the only prize, Silver Medal, at Amsterdam Exhibition, lt*y, against makers from all parts ot the world; and first prize at Working Men's Exhibition, Agricultural Hall, uno. for the cheapest and most durable roofing ever invented, at Id. per square foot; same price as ielt, and one-third the price of corru- gated iron. The best and cheapest covering for houses, sheds. summer houses, verandahs, farm, arid other buildings, making the most weather-tight and eihcient roof that can be desired. Used bv the Admiralty Board of Works, Great Western, and other railways, landed proprietors &c.-§ee Government and other testimonials. Free on rail or boat m Loiadon. A1 goods desiiatched within 21 hours alter receipt of order. Made in rolls of 276 square feet, price 23s. Dressing 2s. 6d. per gallon. Zinc nails Gd. per pound. Drums returned m good order allowed for. The rooting Clln be fixed by any skilled labourer. Directions for fixing sent with each roll. „. T,T>/WT Dress your tarpaulins and sacks with TAYLOR S CARBON- IZED OIL DRESSING, 3s. per gallon. For samples and further particulars, apply to Roofing Works. I, Dod-street. Limehouse. London, E. Agents wanted. THE CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATlOtr (LIMITED). k No°"l*ckct! No Subscription. No Formality of any kind. Frpp Delivery in London. ^,1 3 This Association was formed in 1870, to extend to the General Publio the advantages previously enjoyed only by Members of the Civil Service, of obtaining goods of the best quality for reidv money at a small per cenutgo upon the wholesale cost, aiid tlms eflccting to consumers— t: AvQceric^Prov'isions, Wines and Spirits. Foreign Produce. Perfumery, Medicines, and articles of general utility, fi Country orders are promptly executed. 7' Fincv Goods.—A temporary Exhibition of Articles suited for the NEW YEAH, BKIDAL, IUHTUDAV, and COMPUMENTAKY CIFTS ami general use, at a large saving on ordinary prices, has been OPENED to tho I UBLIC, at OOU, Oxford-street, within one door of thc Central Stores. a Price Lists way be had free at tho Stores, or will be sent by post, on application to tho SECRETARY, George Druitt. -fHf-GQ-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. o (LIMITED). Stores- SIS, Oxford-street, W. (between Rcgent-circua Poland-street), and AlbeiL-aaU;. Knightjbriugc, S.W. JA N D T. ROBINSON • (ESTABLISHED 1842) Supply Manures Of the highest- quality on the best terms COHN MANURE, For Whcal, OUIS, and LIUILT-y contains in addition to OTHER lertilz ry, a fair quantity of AmmollIa, snd a LARGE portiuu of L'hosphate olLimc, nearly all rendered soluble. PRKPARXD BONE, For Permanent Pasture, containing, with Ammonia andSotubte Phosphate, Insoluble Phosphate derived from finely prouml rattle bones. PREPARED BONE, For Slowing Gross, highly soluble, quick in action, and producing heavy Crops. SUIER-PllOSPilATE, Dry iinely broken 'town, and containing fully 2.) per cent. ol soluble I'hofphiitc oi Lime, with a portion inaprccipitatcdfnrm. MANGOLUMANURE, Ready for tlie field, conta ning a high pcrcentnge of Phosphate, mostly soluble, with Ammonia, and other F< 11 V.7. rs in which this root luxuriates it I* unsur- passed too, for the Swede or Turnip on soils At all llCHVy. •W.SO SPI'XILAL MANURES FOR BEANS, PEAS, VETCHES, CLOVER, POTATOES, & HOI'S- NITRATE OF SODA, &c. From the crushing Mills LINSEED and COTTON CAKES are s:i!l SI nt out, made hum Seed as imported, withouladmixture. ArrLY TO J. AXI) T.HOBINSON, ST. RH)!JP'S MARSH, BRISTOL The DOCKS, GLOUUESFER or to their AGKNTS, MK JKSSF. HAKVEY, Kilpaieon House, Pembiokr. M KSSKS R. & J. JOXES, Haverfordwest. CARDIFF" TO NEW L'ORK. I RFC i' STEAM CO M MUNI- \J CATION BETWEEN THE 1HU8TO L CHAN N E L T NII'ID'STA TES OF AMERICA & CANADA. The SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S NEW, first-class, full-powered, Clyde built Steanibhips GLAMORGAN 2 500 T0n" 500 II.p PEMBKOKE 2,5C0 Tons 500 H.n CARMARTHEN 3,000 Tons COO I,.p. Or other First-C.ass Steamers, will sail regularly between CARDIFF AND NEW YORK, COMMENCING IN JUNE. Carrying GOODS and PASSENGERS at Through Rates from all parts of England and South Wales to the United States Rnd Canada. These Steamships ARC buiitexpreasty for the Trade, and IIL;ed-up with all the latest improvements for the eomfort and convenience of Cabin and Steerage Pes«cngers. For further particulars, apply at the CompanyV Oflice, I, Dock Chambers,C LR IIIT. JOHN LAUGII LAND, Manager. Cardiff, 14th May, 1^7-. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS These Tills are a sure specific for HEADACHE, IN- DIGESTION, FLATULENCE, COMPLAINTS or AFFECTIONS of the STOMACH, LIVER, KID- NEYS, &c. They give immediate relief in cases of PERSISTENT COUGH, ASTHMA, CONSUMP. TION, and other AFFECTIONS of the LUNGS. For GOUT, RHEUMATISM, &c., they are invaluable; they have been in use for upwards of half a century, and thousands have testified to the benefits experienced by their use. Suld by all Chemists and other Dealers in Paten, Medicines, at Is. LID., 2S. 9d., and 4J. 6d. per box. U L S T E R II O V S E, 72, PI CAD ILLY, ULSTER TRAVELLING COATS. men's. 30s to 358. Ditt., lillcd ,\lpaca or Indi':n Clot". 40s to 45s. Ditto line,l Wlltl'rproof Twt'cd or Cheviot, 45s to 50s. t "lth all the latest improyc- BMi.t Ditto lined tiaxuay or FJJ Angola, 55s to 638. Ulster Travelling (lap, 8s. 'T 1 Do. do. Hoo.l. 10s. Ready for immediate 'u.-e, or wBj | tM ) M L made to order at a fewl -'JBm tCBj hou!s' noticc. MIAAI REOIEIIT required-tbe height, and size 01 BR^AS K and waist, by B. BENJAMIN, MERCHANT TAILOE/ 7 2, PI CAD ILLY, LONDON, W. Thebest remedy for Bile, Wind, Indigestion, Costive- nes ?, Piles, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Flutter- ing of the Heart, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Flatulence, Heartburn, cfc THEIR INGREDIENTS are really excellent, and j. ara sworn on oath not to contain the smallest par iele of any preparation of ANTIMONY or MEH. CU .LY they act very genty on the Bowels, an-I do not REC.U ro any change of diet on the part of the Patien', IR produce the slightest risk of taking cold. If the Pu'ilie only knew how MERCURY destroys the do icato coats of the Stomach, weakens Digestion, affects the Nerves, and positively shortens Life, they would take no other Aperientthsn DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS. Whirh liberate Bile, dixperso Wind, and strengthen the whole I ramp. TliI y puri:y the Blood, restore the tone of the Stonoacb, d stroy Worms, and remove nil Complaints brought on by Irregularity of the Bowels, thus being to both sexes a restorative and preservative of Health, cleansing the Blood and Fluids from oven imparity. Prepared only by JAMKS UØRKE, 47, Mortimer street, Cavendish Square, London, W., in boxes It 1 Jd. 2s. 9d, 4S 6d., and lis each, free by Post foi umps, and Iroiu all Patent Medicine Vendors f. H-v in <f ffcn. i.' x C'l rn W' .^R:-V ? '■ P> ffcn. i.' x C'l rn W' .^R:-V ? '■ P> All sufferers from coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthm and irregular action of the heart are earnestly reccic mended to rub I'olloway's searching Ointment wel over the throat, 1 reast, and back as the case may ri quire, twice a day. Invalids may confidently nI) upon the beneficial effects resulting from tltif treat ment: this Ointment is the most trustworthy renicdj or all internal and external AILMENTS of the throat. BAD Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcers, Abscesses, Wounds, and Sores of all kinds, May be thoroughly healed hy the application of thif Ointment to the parts affected, after they have beer duly fomented with warm water. Under the eeM'or of this powerful Ointment, aided hy t! E Jldl", the depraved humours of the body wifl be q-ii-L-ly re moved even scrofulous uleer.4 and foul soref, howev. (Id or inveterate, can thus he cured. In Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgic Pains, This Ointment never fails to N,VE relief. I<s verj htst application lessens the iiiilammrition nnd di minisnes both heat and pain. This soothing OiitUmnt, by depurating th3 hi) don its rente to 01 fr M the aiiectedpartt), promotes healthy action. In seven and chronic cases the Pills F-hm.'ld ALSO TO taken, JO their jurifying alterative and restorative qualities- place the whole mass of solids and fluids in a whole- some condition. The Mother's FricnJ.-Skin DISEASES, 110wcvcrll Desperate l1.ay be Radically Cured. focald head, itch, blotches en the skin, scrofula sores or king's evil, and such like affecti- n", yield to the mighty power of this fine Ointment, provided it be well rubbed around the T-fleeted par;* TWO or U)>e lmes A day and the Pills be taken according to th. printed directions. Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis and Stiff Joints Many of the worst cases of the above diseases will ytetdma (omparatively short time, if the Ointmcnl be diligently applied to the aliected parts, even when 0 er means have failed. Whenever thomalady hat- oeenot lm¡:: standing the Ointment should be ASSISTED O7- 0 OWAY'S purifying Pills which act upon tbi omae AND liver, guarding digestion against falling ntf A' CLLE0,^ER^C<I state, which thc pain, restlessness. J**?1 ^'ENDING these uilmonts is apt to produce, 'CH rnuch retards recovery and sometimes e?EN makes serious the slightest case. bJh Ointment and /'ills should housed in thcjollowitiw campliiiuts .— .Stiff Job.to Scalds 15a'l liioasts ll-'istulus Sjrc Thro,-its iGout Skin Uiscusis Si11-!1.0,11" lOlaiidula" Swcllincs Scurvy (4inblams IlUiuhago Sore lira s Chapped llands pj], Tumours Corns (soft) Ulioumatii-m Ulcers CunUactcu and ¡ Sore Nipples Wounds The Pills aud Ointment are sold at Professor Hoi L WAY'S Eata'di,! MEUT, ;):1:1, Oxfor.L-otroet, London also by ni a.ly evtry respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the Civilised World, in lI"xe;< Pot? at 1 s 0(1' ('"JJ UFI, 22., and each. The 2M yd 817C contains t.hree, the "h (id SIZE six, the 11 size tjixtien, tho yizc thirty three, and the size fifty-two times thc quantity of a Is lfdlioxor P.t. The smallest Hux of Pills contains lllur dozen and the smaitcst Pot of Ointment one ounce. Full printed Uirretims are ullixcd to each B..x and Pot, and can 1e had m any LANGUAGE, even Tuikiah Arabic, Atmsuwu, Persiuo, or CHINESE. J. HOOD WILLIAMS, WATCHMAKEE, JEWELLER, OPTICIAN, &0., BEGS to return thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Harerfordweetand Pembrokeslifr# rener111r, for their support and patronage dnring the time be has been in Business in Market Street, and at the same lime to Inform them that on and after Saturday, May Iltb, his Businesl will be carried on at Ne. 10, High Street, (next door to Mrs Potter's,) J H. W. would inTite attention to his choice and extensive Stock of French Shade Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches, and Jewellery. ■SPOOXS ASD FORKS IN THE NEW METAL, PRUSSIAN SILVER, ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED. NEW DESIGNS OF BISCUIT BOXES AND CRUEf STANDS IN SILVER PLATE, AADC&RA.MIC WAnE. Spectacles in great variety to suit all sights, by the New German Optometer. WATCIIES; CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY, PROMPTLY REPAIRED BY SKILLED ARTlZANS. Engraving in all its Branches Neatly Executed. 9. Market Street, Haverfordwest, May 8th. 1872. To Excursionists and Picnic Parties. C. J. TH A S E, CONFECTIONER, FRUITERER, &c., RIGIl STREET, HAVERFORDWEST, Begs to announce that she has made arrangements for a regular supply of ALLEN'S CELEBRATED MELTON MOWBRAY PIES Which are received by Mail Train every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. NEW BOOT AND SHOE MART, Bridge Street, Haverfordwest, NEXT DOOR BUT ONE TO CASTLE SQUARE. D AY I D ROBERTS BEGS. to inform the Public of Haverfordwest and its vicinity that his NEW SHOP is new D Open with a large Stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's BOOTS and SHOES, Warranted Fresh Goods, and just Received from the Manufacturers. A Large Assortment of Children's Strong and Fancy Boots. Five per Cent. Discount for Cash. ALL LEATHEE GOODS THE LONDON & PROVINCIAL BANK Limited. PEMBROKESHIRE BRANCHES: FISHGUARD, HAVERFORDWEST, TENBÝ PEMBROKE, PEMBROKE-DOCK, WILLIAM HULM, District Manager MARINERS HOTEL, HA VEKFORD WEST, DAVID LAMB BEGS respectfully to inform his Frienda and the Public generally that ho bal made arrangement tot ) Letting on Hire HORSES, CARRIAGES, and every requisite connected with an efficient Fosting Establishment. The best accommodation- will be pro- vided, and a II orders will be promptly attended to. Kov. 29ih 1871. National Provincial Bank of England. A BRANCH of this ESTABLISHMENT is NOW OPEN for the Transaction of Business under the Management of JOIIN LEWIS, Esq., at 10, Hill Street, Haverfordwest. By order of the Directors, EDWARD A TIONSON, WILLIAM HOLT, Joint General Manager* Lloyd's Carriage & Wagon-Works Company. Limited. OLD BRIDGE, "HAVERFORDWEST. CARRIAGES of all description*, W«gong, Carts, &c., &c., manufactured on thePremteM. Beat Material* and Workmanship. Cm ridges alu-red in style. Repairs neatly executed. Lowest practicable Charge*. LOT OF WELL-SEASONED TIMBER ALWAYS IN STOCK. SEVERAL SECOND-HAND PHJETONS, DOG-CARTS, §c., FOR SALE. Orders Punctually attended to G. J. BLAND, Maroh Mlb, 1872: :MANAGING DIRECTOR. BOOT AND fliSTAm.ISSHE!H) 17OJW.) E DEPOT." 5, HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS Begs to thank his friends and the public generally for the liberal patronaee hitherto bestowed noon him and to announce that by the aid of skillul workmen, he is enabled to supply BOOTS & SHOES of tho newect style, It moderate pr ces. The materials employed aie of the best quality, ensuring great durability and utrmgth, nnd the workmnnship will be found fully cqnaUo any obtainable in thc provinces. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S BOOIS and SHOES, in every variety, and all articles in the honte»tr*d* furnished on the hhortost notice, W. G. begs nlw to announce that he has on extensive assortment of BOOTS and SHOES of Xuflish manufacture, which he will sell at the lowest possible priori. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. ALES! ALES! ALES! HENRY CLIFF 11D DAVIES OLD BRIDGE, HAVERFORDWEST, BEGS to inform his friends nnd the public generally that he has been appointed SOLE AGENT for thia County for the ALTON COURT BREWERY COMPANY, ROSS, wheae fa m i I yand other A LE8 |U8lly celebrated for their superior and genuine qualities and fine flavour. He is likewife AGENT for ALLSOPPS and SONS' well known ALES. INNKEEPERS & FAMILIES SUPTLIED ON REASONABLE TERMS. CARDS OF PRIOES SENT ON APPLICATION. Office-Old Bridge, Haverfordwest. Storea-Quay Street, Ditto. E D M 0 N D & SEES Beg to infoim their Frl-nds that they have just received from Messrs. BURNARD, LACK, and ALGAR, of Plymouth, a CARGO of their very superior SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, CONCENTRATED MANURE, AND DISSOLVED BONE, And to solicit tho favor of llieir Early Orders. These Manures are so well known and extensively used in this neighbourhood, that they require no further recommendation. The Brewery, Spring Gardens, Haverfordwest, 25th January, 1872.. WFICE'~TO~AGBLCULTUBISTS We licg to call the attention of Agriculturists to our large Stock of LAWES' CELEBRATED MANURES, All of which have arrived in the finest possible condition. These Manures are conetantly growing n public favor as shown by the yearly increasing demand. The Quality is always guaranteed, a.nd, whenever used, A HEAVY CROP the almost certain result. Your early Orders will oblige, Yours respectfully, Green and John. REMOVED FROM BRIDGE STREET, Wholesale and lictail Stationery and Book Estab- lishment, and Circulating Library• O P P OS IT E THE SIIIRE HALL [HI G II S 1 h EE 1, HAVERFORDWEST. NOW OPEN WITH ABOUT THREE THOUSAND VOLUMES OF NEW BOOKS, A Large Stock of General Stationery a varied Assortment of Fancy Goods, Intellectual Tov« T^cul ^truments, Perfumery, &c., &c. 3 ONL i RICE AND THAT A FAIR O K E