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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR ENTERING 0S
SABAW SOUND GEORGIA.

EAlIING DIRECIIDNS FUN En- lEhlNu 70
SABAW SOUND GEORGIA.
The Entering Buoy OF the Bar is OF tho first
rlass, painted in black aud white perpendicular
stripes.
Ii is moorcd in five fathoms. 10 miles W by
S from Tybee Bar. AMI 80 miles SW from the
Lightship at Port Royal.
/. Bring it on nth Flagstaff at Fort Seymour
n L point of 0ssabaw Island, an steer in on that
range, NWiN, mile to Black Buoy thence
2 North Ii miles TO a Black and W bite Buoy
keeping it on with the En- tsrmost edge Of the
wood on Raccoon Island. This Buoy is moored
in seven fathoms, and is at the forks Of tho chan
mel.
4. WIN 81 mile to Black Buoy, keeping it on
with Flagstaff at Fort Seymour, and crossing the
"Bulkhead' or Bar Of ogeeche River in IA feet
at mean low water. The rongo should be care
fully followed upon this course aud allowance
made for the tide which sets dag naly across it,
5. II boudi to Fort Seymour, anchor about a
half mile above the Black Buoy in four tathoms,
near the shore. If bound up TO ogeeche, steer
from the Black Buoy NV for tho Western edge OF
woods on Riceoon Island until abreast Of the low
or end of the island, after which the soundings
upon the coast survey chart will prove tho best
guide.
From up TO the forks Of the channel the
least water is seventeen feet; mean rise and fall
Of tide Feet 6-l0ths.
CHAs. 0. BoUTELLg. Us Bib
Assist u. s. Coast Survey.
Port Royal, 6. C. May 10, 1858.
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FIsHERmEN.

SD from Gacksper, 18th, ult, sch Nimrol. Pa &c
Grand bank.
Sid from Newhur.port 81, brig Narthern Belle,
Pynn, Labrador
Ar at Plymouth, 4th int. sch Tyceum. Court
ncy, from the Bank, with 1000 h. On the 22l
Of May, during heavy sea, Albert aud William
Sears IONS of Horatio Scare, Of Plymou,h, were
Io.t by their dories being swamped. Ihe Lyee
un reports good fishing for the
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS or BOTH SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN REsroR-
ed to health in few days, after undergoing all
usual routine and irregular expensive modes Of
treatment without success considers it his sacred
duty to communicate to his afflicted fellow crea-
lures the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt
of an addressed envelope, he will send (free) a
copy of the pre- cription used. Direct to Dr. Jouy
NJ. DAGSELL, sc Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New
York. eomlyl
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d L ED.

Extraordinarily 4tb, of diptheria, Henry W.
aged Is years months and % days.
OF diptheria May 9th, Frederick C. aged 70
years 10 months and Il days, Sons Of Hiram
Rollins.
llancock-June LIST, Stephen Joy, aged 65 yrs
Brewcr-June sth, after long and painful
illness, Mary Sophia, wife of William Savage, and
daughter of the late Hon. Jonathan Burr, aged
80 years, | months and IL days
West Tren!on-Jnns 9Th, Henry @. Oar k, aged
years months 8 days.
Franklin-June 7th, Mrs. Marian Butler, az ed
june 9th, Mrs. Mary Springer, aged "a yrs.
g. years, wife Of William Butler.
Laural Fa tory-April 18th, Charles II. Govett
of consumption, aged 81 years 3 months, Member
Of the 9th Maine Regiment Company II.
Bluehill-l5th, of brain fever John A. Govett,
aged 10 years ) months sous of Andrew and
Elizabeth Govett.
sedsdwick-4th inst, Elite Blanche, daughter
Of Joshua and Abby Watson, aged s years.
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HgRIFFS SALE.

Hancock IS June, Sd 1868.
Taken on Execution, and will be sold at public
auction, at the Office of Arno WisweIi Esq, in
Ellsworth, on Saturday, the eleventh day OF July
ne 1t at ten o'clock in the forenoon, all the right
in equity of redemption which Thomas Frost Of
Mariaville has, or had at tho time OF tho attach.
rnent OF the original writ, to lot OF land s,tuat-
ed in said Mariayiie, containing about one hun
bred and SIXTY acres, with the buildings thereon
being the same promises, which vas conveyed to
The sad Frost by Alexander Barring, Henry Bar
Ing and Joseph r. Ipgsrso, BY deed dated the
ll,h day Of Janusry, :. D. 1913 and mortsaged
BY tho said EroJ. 30 0sasa,sy olJs Of said Ms-
risville By deed dated shs hfst day OF ostoosr,
1853, and recorded !, Hancock Registry Of Deeds
volume. 1T Page 81 10 which deed reference may
be had 10, NJ ore particular description.
20 y. WALKER, Sheriff
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Scurvey aud Scrofulous Eruptions will
soon cover the bodies Of those brave who fighting
their c9untrys battles Night air. bad food and drench
ing rains will make sad havoc with the strongest there
fore let every supply himself with HoLL0wAYS
OINTMENT, 1t Is certain for every kind Of skin
disease. Only IS cts per pot. 1mls 2l5
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A Friend in need. Try it.

DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment Is prepared
from the receipt OF DR. Stephen Sweet Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice for
the last twenty years with the most astonishing success
As an external remedy 1t is without rival and viii alie-
vate pain more speedily than any other preparation For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 1t Is truly nabe,
and as curative for Sores Wounds Sprans Bruises
IT'S soothing healing and powerful strengthening proper
ties excite the just wonder and asonshmen OF all who
have eyer iven 1t trial Over four hundred certificates
II remarkable cures performed by 1t within the last
years. attest this truth. Sold by all Dealers eowly2
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Freedom, Notice.
Wednesday Escuin-.
L O s T

! OST on the road from Ellsworth to Bluchill
IL lady's rcticule containing j1,t what
might be expected in such an article a pair o
gloves silver thinb!c, two pa rs OF shoes for the
g little felix's one or two letters, addressed Il
persons in the cOuutv and various other article:
Of no particular boaeit, er Of not much worth
to any other person the owner Any person
finding the same and leaving it at the American
Office will be suitably rewarded.
Ellsworth J, ne, 1858. 81
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nlariuc Journal.

LAuSrHgB-At Bath. from the yard Of William
Rogers En- on Thur'day, the 4;h, beautiful
and faithfully built ship # abou, 80 tons bur
then called the AEHtt L. She was built for
M.ssfs. Funcke Meinehe ( V epdt, g; New York
and /, to sail .nier the Danish hlg hailios from
AItaHa.
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BOURBON WHISKY,
BOTTLED EY
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

Warranted psre. aud tss hest qpatty with the pro-
pre;ar's the cork. Aud fac-simile q b, si
nature the Label. Fof sale hy {. q pkCk, Ellsworth
Mainc. Snail
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eyer before offered in this county. We have made
arrangements with large Book Publishing Houses
and Paper Manufacturers in Boston, for supply
Of the above goods. and feel confident that we
can make it an object for purchasers to call and
exalaine our goods
Oyr stock consists, in part, Of
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,
YOUR HEALTH. AND MENTAL POWERS,
ny using tina. safe pleasant popular and specific Rene
dy known rs
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU.
Read the advertisement In another column, and profit
by it,
Diseases and symptoms Enumerated.
Cut 1t out and It, You may not require it..
Bat may at some Future day.
SIT gives health and vigor TO the frame,
And bloom to the paid cheek" 2nl7
IL Sivps Long Suffering aud Exposure.
BctcIe Of Counterftis. Cures Guaranteed.
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M "A r. r. led.

sedgwick-Jsne sth. by Rev. VIM. Read, Mr..
John Marks and Miss Adelaide c. Hamilton. both
Of Brooklin.
Wsltham-2sd. ult,, by Calvin Kingman ESQ,
mr. Nathan JelIison of Walth,m to Miss Eunicc
Z Shaekford Of Ellsworth.
Trcmont-June 9Th. by Andrew Tarr, Mr..
Lewis Somes, Jr, of Mt. Desert, to Mas Emma
X. Newman Of fremont.
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Ellsworth Gas Light Co.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the
l Y stockholders OF the Ellsworth Gas Light
Company, will be held at tho office Of Arno Wis.
well on Friday evening the 10th inst. at I o'clock
for the purpose of determining upon a change in
the works. and raising money for the same.
ARN0 WISW ELL, President.
Ellsvof tn juno l0thf 1863
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NOTICE.
Farm aud Timber land For Sale

TGNHE subscriber of,rs for salo all of his rea!
Il estate in Marilvilie, on the road leading
from Jordon's Corner to Bangor, distant 20 miles,
and IA from Ellsworth, consisting of 2s6 acres OF
excellent farming land, most of it entirely free
from stones, about so acres cleared in moving
tillase and pasture, about Is tons of hay average
crop. The balance is covered With heavy growth
Of timber, Hemlock spruce and hardwood. There
are two streams running through said land,
tributaries to the unon river,) one each 81 Re
an about 40 or % ros from the buildings, of
which has an excellent water power if improved
for mills. both streams have a considerable exten.
Of intervale which when CLEARED will produce 2
tons of hay to the and both have logs drove
in them thence to Ellsworth every spring at an
expense Of 75cts per 1910 #. The hen.ock bark
said lsud is estimated at 40 or $40 cords the
buildings ere ten years Old, we'll finished and in
good repair, house 2s13O, l. 2lxi0. shed l5x?0,
joining the L with the barn which is 3Cx56 and
has two sheds attachc house and l. IL stories.
Good wate- and Il large cis;ern of rain water in
.the cellar with pump in sink. Also the farm
stock. cows. heifers, steers, l colt, span of
team horses, FL sheep, together with wagons,
'sds, sleigh, &c.
The above will be sold at bargain to the pur.
chaser all together in lots to suit the purchaser
if appi, d for before the frs, of October next
Terms one fourth cash, balance in three years.
For further information address,
70 JosArntN BARKER, Mariaville, Maine.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-28
j. S NTH
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
NO. 3 SeGond st,
On BRAYs BLocK.)

CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- urment and a fit warranted. A stock of
ready made Shirts and Collars always ON hand, and
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &C., done with neatness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully solicits a contuaDce of the patronage SO
literally bestowed for the past five years
octI2 J. SMITH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-28
IS. E.. GILBERT & CO."

C,UNDRIEs--C CAsTILE SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato CGtsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, rsisins
currants, oysters, Holsters, sardines, alum, epson
salts roll brmstone sulphur, ,copperas, nladder ,ex-
tract of log wood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed
cords Of all kinds tobacco Of all kinds, backing,
batting, nutmegs, cigars Of all kinds, ginger, glass
Jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
caps fish efal kinds, safety fuse, soaps Of all kinds,
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, gap
petre gum drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste, Gin
namen, british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails, sash, glass, sllspioe, soda, pain killer,
Hquorice, Playing Cards, &C., &C.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. E. Gilbert Co., No Sycamore,
decl6tf
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Pa.srnEnra Arri,eA

Ia ifsam,hip II,,ea from LtrrJeol and QaeeaslOpn-
Lord AbiLSer noah l.. " llson. Miss Hilton, Mss aaj ms
goufon anu infant Mr and as. Brock, Miss Book Cupt
ll1s NJ shefbotne Mt Schubert John Ball. T. H. Fowler
Joseph Lndcr Mrs lioJ aud children. Mr. Caison Mr
Mc lisltrr H. Moua ). Eio'e Joseph ste~t.fs Ji r. HI
IIsdgsou MI fI,dnau, WIN Sdnder.oD NJ. Sot, Ch4ri-'
kIlI H. Coulter j. Dnay. MIR. aud Mfs Dayi.. Nh Ano
Nh. G. Wili- j. x Cla,k Lieut.. Glbbs aad lady H. H.
Glot r. de- Guy vyD- b.. Steveu., Mr. heyser NJ Fifth
M H. Pniuter Mr bIdos Robert siors" o. A. AUlnrs M
plool.ood W. B Cooper. jG. Mr. Grunb'no, u l.. Ma;'
bet,ou 81 North Cspt Ay.ins aud lady. = r. GoIMlih
John slipper Chas. Casao, C. Nesbitt, Tho' Ferguson
Geo Boz h-1oial 90
I ,,.t mir f,ogo from Port RoyIi. s. C-Col Green,
H. s A. Capt Scul Mrs Couyel sld son Ms. Van brant.
Mo Hcnstd Mr. and slT,. ggs~ell NJ art Me Smith
ana sons M.,r and Mrs. Fimbon. Mai Padding M'joF
Nason Msjor bar-,ow. Cap, Could Ii William IL Hull.
csn: Atwood tev W Milne Csp.. Klein. Cop. sollard.
S~,, d Uaprd Lieut.. Small. Liegt keyin Dr. Bfan sps
lain Lat!. Capt Brocks,t. capt Campbell Lieut. fraEer
i o. Psa,dna Mr.. Nurse, J. Cobtrel M. so1tsnbni .h'
NJ C,rpenor Nh Brnnrt. MI Harvey, j. Calrndri Mr.
ld.km,t. O. E Wfrai J. H. Hell, NJ. Siulon, Nj Wake
man Mr Marcus. Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Looms hlt stokes
e. u N3orr Mr Mc.k-r Mr.. Reed NJ BARLOW Aif Snow'
MI Fuller Slr Frgn. SIR nsbouy. NJ Lses :, IS;isSS
Vr A,.ry Mr. Bas9eti Sir. Mitchell! Nj Beeoe mf NAM
u,r MIR Chssr L. RchaIdson. MIS- Nood.aad' Hir "'o
Ir Con.s 9. ID. BTisg., a. g. Day aid 30 others obi,
Iu ,,f loReBd JTOM tgaHt0h>0o-Joss Flcato' n,io
Pr,a,hsw Samuel Moore Arthur M. laIem'soD' Mehae'
ConAlin. 49,. ,-,.,.,-Mis. q Rox
land Mfr Mary Christie aud child -, ,., =,
n. b., ~ U,pii. from G0nass-Mr SPfient iinse) Ald
..,m.n OF a,nh,sg ves.. HenTy condo lnod ~ onsives
In brig P,Dce " Hdis'. Jyor' sds'H"!G-' A' hp's'in'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Arrived.


Steamer Otprey Aldrich, PrOViieHe., mdse. to Edward
BypDer. -
ot.lmer Pelican, Baker Providsnes. ndss. TO Edward
ByunrL
Bark Ncrdeu (swed), Anderson, Tanelue. Ru.s and -
dave from Gib,slal wool u tunrh Msiucke i We0dt
bars Easn (Br, Of Liysrpoc, Sinclair Fernando Po Dec
20 in bllaI 70 Chss. ONsd A. . -
DAYS md.e 20 HouI5ce Ia chen.
Bark Anlazouish lot BostonI Mayo, New'Oreans Feb
old iron &C to master.
Brig Ortosn (of h.worb) Lord, CeuG-so- Feb y 'usn
10 Moore Henry. sailed in company w,th borh Eapesa
bn, Lsze Treat Abdr,w Ptters. Ior NeSlok and scnr
K,chsI Seamsu. ior PAiade2his. -
Biz Drpi,e (of Botonl Ps.y sesua 10 DAYS sugar 10
Thompson a Hunter =, "a, ., H..
srnr Nellie Iarbc1 (of Csa) vsnelO, csFdsaas Feb ~
ssh' ). " Mckee, Chsy. w.rehsm dys. nsi' to
ser j. cC o.ky, NickersOu Boston dsy' os's to Geo,
NgJe.
schr Cabot Lenns Boston dsy.. mdse. to 5. W. Lewk
60. 49,,
sem Maria Webster, Collins, PrOvince.Own for Phils
drlphiA
schT c. L. Nondetvoort. Adams Norwalk. hay.
Schr. Ssph T.. snow Snow, Pfoyircstown ior Fsnger
Scbr T. A. CT zie Cords Proyinc-towu for Phsccpbis-
Sehr ]. Reed. Stevens Pfovinceown days, hsh
scnr B. d. frnc, snow, Pro,i eetown days dsh
schr Wyder Rieh, Baltimore dsy cora u order.
Schs. Richard Johnson Wellheet days dsh.
WIND-At sunset. from W and fresh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
cOUsr CALENDAR-THi. DAY.

.SUPREdE Court - CIRCUIT - Part l-Noa
2G IgJ SOL 1852 1891 i..5s 1911 5.J 1873. 1881 1879
IS = 1909 5, 1906 1871 la9s l6p., 1905. l6v. arr IL
o7! 1874, lo5O io5s 1880 1872, es4 1876 1913, lbsO .e11
tso 100 iOi. l7t i12, l7i. l,lo 7iS i72e Par III =
No bl4 bib 5o2 90. OIt 1903 Il9, lJJ las l13, s3
2ol. 2c5, 233. ~. J55 50. a 81.
SUrBEMs CoUEr-SrEcIaL TERN.-Demurrer.-
Nos to 20, incusve.
CuURr or COMMON PLEAs-Part I-Nos. 7W,
OI Ie6 .2lo I2I w. lI2r 1888 l2l I2.2 66s 63 I321
20 I8b, 80 Pat lI-Nos lo.. li94 1895. llli 1915
lIlI 1913 lsll ,3j, lI8. l2lJ. i?l4 rs. 79, lOJ3
SUPERIOR COuRr.-Psrt I.-Nos. 1908, 1853
lIgs 3lil 1875 2o 4s1 lt.i 1853 100 2S49 1879. 1891
yls7 2y2. Part IL-Nos 1896 i233 l774. 1880, 1894 S2O
lU2i 1870 1887 AZ. 1872. i7ti, I17o ia;
BeooKLYS CRY CoURT, March 2-Nos 81, ",
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COCKT-CIRCrIT- -bcnro Justice LsosAnp'
INJURiLs 10 CAT1L LIZ.
Robert L. Block sgt Camden sud Aniboy Railroad and
InsDsp0Hs,i0n Company.
Thi- was an sciIon to recover damages for injuries
sustained by plsiutlf cptie during t-ir ususroa'n by
dr.eDdsn- from Phi ade phia 10 Nev.forG IT'S p,ntir
rought 81 hesd of c csl- in condition at est
fh,si.iui4 II. nday the 2S1 Of Apf! 6t1 Ihey wee
the defendants uudcr wnt spulstoh thit
he toupsny should soi- for iJuues the cA"
ts wey, uules- csused ~ gc-s Intentional
Of ,he employee, q tie defsndst l. "ss trs'
for ysntir bs tLr caite Deaeh WIN Hnbece-ay
.eyvy Ia dnSng them rom ur ears t. TIE boat a. son a
Aubpy snd tst pct the oos, ney wer. ced 10
.si or c.Ip,rusl winch ,as- eaoUsb f] shsu,
tud . hcy trsmpcd usJu and bu,ed each Tor wsnt
.uci.u The drove: Ia he cae IN chIIae OBJ
b-ius crowded decx aud sssed tor more
.oo but IL a. ,yrp The :ria occupied .he wnol- o.!
ededay THURSDAY sod resulted IN vosdict fe' PLAIN
uf Of tb" ~.
tor a'f Max Goepp and q 3 Hu;chinson for defend
suts. Ws.h,nston MufTsy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

Coz Venus otoh), Atkinson, Cur.eo~ JeA VSak
SHs.
Bris.-Fortuns tro'tl Tons. Onorto. Hfgenmsye. &
Bruns, stromoe.s Or Mav,rot. Pt-.P.tre. H. Do
40 (; Mrrsey (6 J. NcGtrn. Per ab co Breu Son Coz
M4gns Chart, Br.l hnw roio rvfe. d H. Uewoii Cfaw-
ford Small. C.,deDss. h. Ta,pt& Co.
Srhoon,Ir-Mo,s Srdrii Bsd-i Wssbir e,on. r. o. HarL
bp. 4 ca (s,.inr L0-crs sew. av-n. a.. = Escl..
Son. Abbie forest. Smit, Jscnei hu"hs,dt Cot 5 ss
tl.1sbe,h. sm th. AeS' 'tbsen, seua1 Onmsn. bnteS 3
r.. to-, s w levi. e.. S1sar Ba>re" DIston wv.
I..vh q c. Sbsr,n. Retchiod M" =, "esi as'iy A.
kins At&iss Aiuoa, D,Is br'eeC H"': IL ~'a' d.
sure 5orlr Ho.toa. O. l.. Halch Loore Jonn,on.
i-snhc Per- an,bnco b. lists,wsy; J.. ~, n'hsbm by
d-n Oibsrs 2. b. CLa~ Go America tl'r) Nu:"ot -
John, H. g.. ID. Il. DswgH Tdumib aewden y J'sn' "
d. r. Dewo.ti Gib-rt lie q bIl uo"ad y. 'sah M ~
b d. H. Dsvclf. A Cnsot, Consaog WSnmgo"' m bs'
dell" Hamilton, Ogden "a uore. Merit. u Abbo't; W. II
Emei"n Don Bt:iss. Il p. buck Co. Chfys"te suh3'
aiadsipnis Jas II nd. P.utrr poiu -, Oippcs'tor
SloI-tven Ge Gfoh. New Usv,u.
otcsud-ASeDy. Lewis PnilaIeIEiA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Gnuscn,erus
A CADENlY OF MUsIC-IrALIAN OPERA.

A ChDENlY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A DutctT........ ......M w MARE ,H-h'
In Suuountiu. con N toe sssOp th~ mauser
nrot. vBiog oi-iy he rrput 10" hui ch ooH' 81 no
sit-se giSrd t4 of whom to t. o-allr audi ~
New Iafk ID ard rard tfs.- u the 2u'he
aud tie arid jHdgnet OF tie pfess, dr m 4 an oor
sfy {" induS IA th- cut'nafv sdvsncO A'n"niGS"" v
prruig PIE Hr,tiu of the pu1c mind else :" ,'r
( managerial proni.cs intrnilo"s ieiH
s>sur.d tst the performances Of tie ss ale 'he bes
10 tn fItUfc. he o,, tnrto"o 81 P'
nus.is 20 TIE announcement oi tao hsnes o. ~Lo F
Primo Donre As.oiuo Soprsr.
MADAME JO-t PalNE MbDOn
MADAME oRTALAV, BRIGNOLL
Pima Ds,na As-aluta onirai q
MILE liENRIFTF' SoLhSA
Saconde D0reh
NNuAME Tl,CUEB
PIN, Psnoi A.-o Ut,
Sy0NOR FEANCE 60 MAIzoLbNi
sJgNOR aNrOSIo uiNRrIi
d. Itn9,':
SIGSOR EUBIo
P,imo HsitOne Ar.oln'd
sIGNOK fEhsANDO BFLLl%I
Ptiiuc tass' ~ uia, -
slGNOR iANN,BAL LlACuL
Franz s .-e1.
sI0NOR u. COhETIL
Secoui, Ra>.o.
SIGNOk MULLER ,,,,,
Copductor Of .oidNoh y NO"O
FOR TIE orEyISG NIGHT
OF tHE SEA 'ON,
HtItis Cr,eh'9ttd u1-Satcu
L. TROY NJKE.
.s bssu seleried wh.ca q, al be pres-utsd with u
TLULY UNPRE, 81 ESFEO CAST,
sud ~ ulususi picndof. the fall particulars o.
rHEt -ABVgRTlsEMENTs OF TO MORROW.
NoTICE Tie toE office will b opon for 'b- sale OF
secured snd tickets Mondiy morniog At eock
ay aud Root: AnthoiJ Co.. stationery ,toe. corner Of
Nassau and Pint-sts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
2musemenls.

ONCE MORE.
" THE GREAr D0UBLp ATTRACTION
DR.. COLTON,
aad tho celsh' atsd Qua tutiP Of
FiTuEK REEDS OLD POLKcw
con. quenee t- uH sIcco.. OF their rer
sRtel. linuIeLt, vii CIV. Que more
GRASD CONCERT
ROR FOKiT.FiFn MIdUgLl
e be ioiowejb1
DR. GOLiOf
with a. rAh ,od Of the
LAUGdl u Gas,
AZ M, COOPER INSTITUTE, "a 1UE9DAY EHBNISO
March
TEN LADIES AND EIGHT GENTLEMEN
viii s.tiu ibh.ie tue "a,
Dprng In. sve.inr fJ- 60 -TOS All exhibit AIR
GB, !, such :, wa. used Ia thr atsJ.It 10 assaniuss
Gen. BANKS,
snd Gre bullet through "A ncb rs1k, showing the temen
d0us ~ i,ti0 ;Ofcs Oi tne ar,
TcNts. 10 cea's. twJ t,olots y csntS
Doors open a. q music % nuence at u ooiock.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Gmu5emenl5.
WALLAcK'. o,o,v ~
THIS FVE>lNG (NONDAYh
BENEFIT NIGHT
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THIS FVENiNG (NONDAYh
BENEFIT NIGHT
MIS- uADFLlEE IIENRiQUFJ.
On v'ich &C e.'cn .il BE- Pre'sn'-l t'ep p-nces
SENEH AirEp urnE
Planfi'' popular comedy tstroagly cri
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY:
M cHARL.5 li...Nis MADELINE HE INQU >
MA"tu'S % tnNTA thCH .".........Mt NOi,dcl = :
~ D,i :
LDrtL FAhh r.,
pucHE5, DE ioRRENUEVA......,. VA.,hir, ngEY
p.JNeA hIonoH a.. ..;''.'.......'..'''.''hf" 'hhN"'
10 coGCluis wiz tho rfefsri coiuedy,
TnE YOUTHFUL QUEEN,
with an ,iairab 'ibu.ioD.
COUNT WoX N,lEIN.. .........Mr. JOHN GiLRRhI
C1tNALiER sTElNBRRG.....Mr. CHABLEs FiSaLk
FREDERICK Dh Bur |.......,......,.Mr RE- NOLDo
Ortlt ..........................hr TURNER
CAIIsIlNE ttbe ysu,hla Queen Of seedenl
M. AADaLisE HENRIQU IS
EMMA. ................,.,... Bliss MARY bAkR@it
IuEsDAY-S.x.h Night Of NJ wiIinss vsry pspusr
comsdy. -
WkDNE5DAY-Tne very It fariye pieces,
thrEjiItE.
sDd tho
LITTLE TREASURE
Resolved Of their h'i peEna &C with the continuous
ng t-f and rro"u-ed appliance II crowded auditory
s-iy ippr .ca'od and stacivo comedy
Masks AND FACES
W'ch Thursday ia drew syerJ crjwucd suferce, NOS
din. ih" inc. .s,thsr, all DO rep sateJ
FaiOiv-,iR- JOHN UILBGRrs BENEFIT. =,
WHOM viii be ed (hfsl rgis Ia ten yetrs) the tine old
Comedy Tuk BCsYBoDY.
sATURDAY7sM .R'cANS IN PARIS,
THE gl.r OLD FSGIIsu GENTLEMAN.
HUSBAND. TIE lFIaH hfIRE3S. IOIEAnB MOfhl /,
T,iH fROIOkED HUSBAND. THE SCHOOL toh
: AHDAL. 1HG ROAD 10 RUIN. IhE MAOiC MAt; ~
RAGE, >GCRf rs WORra KNOWING, ThL CAPTAIN
OF ViiI WATCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
PORT OF NEW-YORK. .....Fyp. 20.
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,ssm.hlp--FOh KEN, Johnson. .leas Kong John NJ
Rorbes. .
slip.-Jsmes a. kseler. Desno. Lnndon. 4. r.. Morssn
Whey; Pksyuns. BROOKS. Nsw-Oresn., N. VI. Bingham.
Neptune fsabod, Liverpool. &. II. MsIshsH 90. NJ
Notsb1 hun. Lamb. Liverpool HowlAnd 4 rockingham
shsksspsare. Reed Liverpool Trasx Desrbern; George
W..hins,on, Hsyn-s. London. N.snith Sons; Chsrle
msgo~ belany, Montsvdso and Basn,. Ayres v" H. sale
Go.
Bsfh.- Linden Howell New Ohssns. J. B. eager, Fsnny
Eai,g Lods-, N. L. McCsssdy Co snche tCLL) hoam'
ysi, asso fsbbu Chsuncsyi Lucknow 'Ienh ssn"ncH.
Brenlen Rugsr Bros ADnis Kelley, stwy.I; ;a liar.
dsc Geo. Ssyofy Gs Acme, CsmPos0' s"s>'' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Passengers Sailed

IN ,,a.,.ip Cry II Ha.aiagfon, 10, LirerppI-H. J.
Pbilp. wie children and inf.nt; ). W. Walsh. Capt j.
Goo. en. NJ. kuhlcr, ". Il. Rogers Nf-. H. Pope aud
cbilrsn A.x Bum Chas l.. Leroy, Ed fin.teT. John d.
Mclntyrs Thos Venu, Wm aseow, jr, ). w, sue" don
I'd Hunter Alex Gibb. II. r. " a.lses G. w. Wilson Ea
gene Lande, with others III the stecIigs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Doaru Gno Rooms.

DOARD WANTED-By gontleman in .
French fsu.,y wi Re there is 81 Io other board
er and where tc have All opportunity 70 hna! We a.
sgs Paia hoard with early st, preferred. T.f1s
,,n'fs,.., Addte,. FKESCH BOARD Jrbune Office.
ST. NICHOLAS HorH,
NEw.YOg, Feb. !, 1863
YARD. The undersigned beg leave TO INFORM
,h,. fi.,d. and oe ia cling pubic generally tia, hey
have le ga the 81. NICHOLAS HoiEI ior n",Ds! o
years. The house vii! Dee rhtsd thfonshl lut Inc 'eD'I'
will bs ,tossed with To. choices, wines aud liquors
BY strict ttt.ntou the comfort u thoif Susi ~ t',
piieor they hope to render IS Sitse i've sny !"
,he Uni ed Statrs. SIOi - ~ N"h-
H.nx, 4 sp,rr, sI.iUBL HAVE