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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
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VItrrED srkrEs or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


wmnEss. A libel of information has been fled in the
District Court of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit aud District OF Indiana. the 18th
day OF January. 1868 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
for the United States for the District Of Indiana
the following described credits and effects o. William
J. boicomb. to-wit: Four Fromissory Notes, all dated
March 3Utb, 1851 for $500 90 each, payable and
years respectively from the II October s6l, with in
terest said notes given by John j. Oaks
seth Nay. and by him assigned and transferred said
Ho eob. and secured BY mortgage certain real estate
IN Lapore county, Indiana violation of the powers Of
act 81 Congress- approved July IL. 1862, entitled AN
act TO suppress resurrection 10 punish and rebel
lion, and oonscate the property ofrebels aad
other purposes and process against said propety
and tina; the sane may he condemned and sold
enemies property
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the monion under the
seal Of said court me dire, ted delivered
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said proprty
Any part tbereof, In any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States 10 be held the city Of indianapolis
and Tor the District Of Indiana on the third Monday Of
February next. at O'Clock of the forenoon of that
day than and there to interose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf.
d. G.. ROSE. u. 5. Marshal.
Per l. ;. BIGELow, Deputy.
JoHx "A. Rkk. Clerk feb3-dl4t
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with The conviction that il kas ~ :, -
relieving the class % disease VIII 4, ma -
eminenty successful IN curing aud tn 4 r- VT 49,
be rewarded for our Efforts ia lacng aah,s rsss
IN form 10 meet the requirements % patient ara 49,
clan.
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Tsz nc Il scssB~LA TUrx ne

new Legislature viii assemble the sth q Janu-
AIRY next Its action viii have deep interest for the
citizens OF Indiana. The SEiRei will faithful
and intelligent report Of it, proceedings. that the
header understand from day day what their Repre-
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRuGeIsrs-PRlcE :,


WV a. GktGG Co, Prophecies.
Morgan a Aher. 0erersl Arr<ts No. - err STREE,
New fork Wright French, & Randolph 81; Saith a
Isn2s-tSm
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COPartncrship Notice.

yUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN HENRr r.
il ALvORD into partnership, and the business viii
hereafter BE- conducted the and style of krekx,
Caldwell ALyOkD- kIOkk eALD"kLL-
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VIII assemble, aud the important questions
viii be brought before Il Tor determination. One 4
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President viii vitality affect the future Of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be
portei in the s.sgfja.f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

:,
DIR. wN II. GREeG-Dedr Sir: In February, 1851, |
afflicted with the diabe and Tor hive moIls
pa Scd more than two gallons Of water in ~ hours.
obliged 10 Up often twelve times du-
ring the night and IN five months Loaf about so pounds
in weight. Durins the month Of July 81, procured
two bottles % Constitution Water, and DAYS after
using experienced relief and taking
was entirely cured after regaining my good
good health Your>, truly.
J. V. l. DE WITT.
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ETnRR HARNESS & BINGHAM
GAR BERS.
.rEsv' B.fR BEH SHOP.

- SHUCRAFT HAA OPENED 4 BARBER SHOP IN
~. the block ~ John & New. two doors south 81
fe Pos;ofice. on the second toor. Room No. and 3
where he will be pleased all his old customers l.
rFfuli blsSfwuh sx chair octl0-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Il may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febrle Diseases COsveneSs Sick Headache
Nausea. Loss of Appetite, Indigestion. Acdity of
the Stomach. f0rpidity Of the Liver. GOut,
Rheumatic Affections Gravel, Piles
And all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperieni
or Purgative is required.
It'll particularly adapted the wants Of Travellers by
Sea and Land Residents in Hot Climates persons of Sc
dentary Habits nvads and ConvaeSccnts; Captains
Vessels and Planters will find valuable addition 10
their Medicine Chests.
Ii IN the form of Powder carefully put ur I'm
ties 70 keep In any climate and merely requires
pouredupon II TO produce bever.
age.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the coun-
try and steadily increasing popularity for series Of
years. strongly guarantee is efficacy and valuable char
acter to the favorable notice of an intel
hgent public
Manufactured only by TARRANT& co, No. 27s Green
witch street corner Of Warren street. New York: for
sale BY Druggists generally iy7-dly
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the of buchu cubes and u
nber in the treatment OF these diseases and only use them
for tue want of a better remedy.
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kHHNM VAhRA
&
.v,.v orsc,,y,,o,
- s'~' ..~,'s-s -
'o"oo' AMI 'oi'AH"h 'AiAho0oh''
have introduced the latest and fastest Presses and have
t. -
freSwork together with the PreSs"Ors Tor outside papers
..,
Merchants, Bankers, Haiiron" uan-
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Brushes! Brushes!

0nA DOZEN Paint and yarnish Brushes, Wall
&UU Brushes sash Tools Blenders, Scrub, Shoe,
Horse air Hat and Cloth Brushes Of all Kim a.
figures BROWNING 4 SLOASsS.
jel4-deod& weov3m
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SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION

Which in the married female is constant recurring
d ease and through neglect the seeds of grave
dangerous maladis the result, and after
month passes without effort being made assist "a
ture the suppression becomes chronc the patient gradu-
ally loses her appetite, the bowels constipaed night
fwcas come and the consumption finally ends her
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READ, READ. READ.

irtate and drench the kidneys. and by
lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed disease
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Has proved itself equal the task that has devorved
upOnit.
DIURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
DYSMENORHGA, OR PAiNF I'll MENSTRUATION, AM
IN MENOkRHAGlA OR Pk0EUSE FLOWING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
strus fluid in the being little and accom-
panied by PAIN and the other profuse
ton, which will be speedily cured by the Const
Water.
which Is the result Of relaxation Of The ngaments that
and is known by of he tviness dragging
pains in the back and sides, at times accompanied by
sharp lancdatng shooting pains through the parts
will, in all cases, be removed by the medicine
There is another class II symptoms arising from RRI-
TATION OF THE WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
ness, which word up much ignorance. and in nine
cases out of ten the doctor does really know whether
The symptoms are the disease the di the symp-
toms. We canonly emuierafe them re- speak more
particularly of Cold Feet, Papaton the Heart impaired
Memory, Wakeiuness, Flashes Of Heat Languor LASH
tude and Dimnesx of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Diseases occurring from and the cause will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water, faken any
length Of time The dose should vary with the severity
Of the disease from twenty drops teaspoonul three
times day. in water During the passage Of the Calcu
lns the pain and urgent symptoms should be combated
with the proper remedies. then followed up by tins Con
stitution Water, above directed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
FOR DYSPEPSIA

IL has equal IN relieving the distressing ymp
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid ach yomit-
Ing Food, &c. lake tea poonful after diuner. The
dose all may be increased # desired but il should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
LEUCoRRHGA. OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon an inflammation Of the mu-
cous lining Of the vagina womb IL Is In all
companied by pain the back the bowels
and through the hips teaspoOnfui ofthe medicine may
be taken three times day with injection of table
spoonful Of med me- mixed with half pint Of soft
and evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

For those diseases il is truly a sovereign remedy. and
too much canno, be said in its praise. single dose
been known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms.
YOU troubled with that i-tressin pain in the small
OF the back and through the hips. teaspoonful day
OF Constitution Water will relieve you Ike magic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

WANTED, KNs.-We see by the latest news
from Europe that Greece is still unprovidcd
with a king, and it seems strange that such a
country, with all its classic reputation--its
memories of Thermopyls, of Athenian art and
Spartan valor-should be compelled to go beg
ging throughout Europe for ruler. thrashing up
all the royal families in search Of a sovereign.
England declined to furnish one; so did Portugal;
80 did Russia: and now even scion of the multi
tudnous and ever hungry house Of Coburg
has refused the profered crown, and declines
to govern the land where Aris,ides and Themis-
tocles once ruled, and Socrates taught, and
Phdias and Appelles made memorable forever
In this country we end no State in want of
Governor. Whenever there is vacancy plenty
OF applicants are ready and anxious to accept
the honorable position, and are willing to pay
high prices for even the nomination. We
would advise the Greek people, then, to turn
their attention in this direction. Let them adj
vertise for s.king in the NEW YORK HERALD
and the London Times, and we promise them
that they will soon have host Of willing APP
plcaais Tor the vacant throne We have sove-
raj Greeks now in otli1e here who will not rs-
fuse the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

THE REBEL LOAN or C0rroN BoSDs.-We
see by the news by the Canada that several
French capitalists have offered to negotiate q
loan for the Confederate government Of five
millions sterling, or twenty five millions Of
dollars, on the basis Of cotton at ten cents per
pound. the holder having the option, after \
certain period. Of exchanging his cotton for
Confederate bonds at seventy, bearing eight
per cent interest They have already put
in circulation an amount Of bonds Predi-
Gated upon thirty thousand bales, which
would make about million and quarter OF
dollars. There can be very little doubt that
plenty Of capitalists can be found in Europe
who will contribute TO the loan on the above
mentioned terms Cotton il now worth from
ninety cents to dollar pound, and, as II will
take six hundred thousand bales to meet the
loan OF twenty-five millions the profits accruing
to the lenders would be enormous. Even il
they were to put the cotton into market at fifty
cents pound II would net profit Of seventy
five million dollars. With so large margin,
then, the temptation will be very great, and
the probability is that the loan will be obtained
The danger to MS from the success OF this
scheme il manifest II will have the effect OF
inducing the interventonsts to hasten the
opening of the Southern blockade, and, more
over. 1t will certainly increase the number Of
privateers, as large portion Of the loan will
undoubtedly be devoted 10 the purchase Of iron,
clad ahips IN EpglApe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

Tul MISSION or GEORGE SANDERS TO ErRorx.-
The intercepted letters found on the person of
Major Reid Sanders, the rebel emisssry, q short
time ago. established the fact that his father,
George n. Sanders, was about to proceed to Eu-
rope with three millions of dollars. probably
for TIE purpose Of purchasing iron-clads for the
Confederate government, and we see that he has
succeeded in getting off by the last steamer
from Halifax lie no doubt carries his three
millions Of Confederate scrip or cotton bonds
In his pocket, and will find little difficulty in
making contracts on the other side of the At
lantic for feet Of iron-clad vessels. The Navy
Department had better be on the lookout for
half dozen more Alabamas and Floridas,
which NAV .hs in our waters before long.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

after reoeivine their thirty pieces of silver, in
the sbane ~ a vernment contracts. If Door
Greeley wishes 70 follow their example, now
that his gun contracts have expired, we have no
objections The main, point is not to obscure
the issue. Do the people of Connecticut and
New Hampshire prefer they Union to the niger I?
That is the question to bs decided at the coming
elections
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

INaiGRATIoS OF LANCASHIRE OPERATIVES
Miss Burdet, Coutts we perceive, whose
manitarian operations have become histol
has sent to America one hundred and forty-n
Of the starving operatives Of Lancashire, and
doing so she has done well. They landed
Halifax the other day; but whether they desi
to remain in the British provinces or to procc
to the United States IA pot stated. We wo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
THE SITUATION.

New York, Monday, February ~, 1868.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5l4 Broadway-ErHropiAs
SONGS DANCES, Ac-HAaLEr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

BRYANTS' MINSTRELS. Mechanics Hall. 472 Broad
way.-ErHoPIAE SONGS. BURLEsoURs, DANCES &c.-BLAcK
BRIGADE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

BROADWAY MENAGERIE, observation-disclosures Win
ANIAALs-PEIFoRMING ELKPHASrs-CoMC MULES &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway-MsSIE
WARREN Con- NUTT LIVING HIPPoPoTAxUs &c, 1t ali
observation-disclosures and Evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

HooLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn -E1urop1AS
SosGs. DANCES BuRLEsoURs, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS 563 Broadwav-
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. till 10 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

Rebel Views OF the w '.r sma\of Peace
The Issue to be Decf ded by Southern
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
1HuRspAY. Aug. y7-r. "

The downward tendency in Stocks continued
,hi. morning and tho market was quite panicky Erie
declined p Reading. ,, Galcna and Chicago. -; Fort
wayns n; NY. Central. . Harlem. Il; Chicago
and Rock Island "a, Illinois Central 81. There were
quite large sales Throughout tho whole list. Erie touch
G. lI6t; Eeadise. I20, y. Y. Central. 49, Michgaa
southern. l09 Iinol, Central. 49, The decline yes
,-rday IA said to have caused tho calling IN Of some
large loans which Affected the market AT the Second
Board the spirit Of the market entirely changed
The disposition to buy was nearly as strong as the
morning anxiety to -cl and prices recovered loa per
cent Few holder, willing 20 sell at market quo
t.tions Illinoi, C.ntral aotiye. and revived 10
IA, under reported fore IN orders. Fort Wayne sd'
ynnced a; Harlem. ~ Galena and Chicago ~ Illinois
Central, 81 Al the p m. Board prices were
higher. but tho amount Of sales was moderate.
The market closed steady at the iono~ins' Cumper'
land 2so2sl, Canton. 32i f33 Chicago. sJ Ameri'
can Gold 1891 Si2i, n Y. Central X. X, l%s oiJ'ti
Erie RAILWAY llsisllsi; Erie Railway Preferred
1904 O9} Hudson River Railroad. las, Harlem kui'
road 1904 NO. Reading RaAroad l2ii iSl2lii Michi'
gun Central Railroad, l2ii sl23i Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad. 1861 dlO5ii Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, Guaranteed. lJot %
1904 Illinois Central Railroad. alJo Cleveland and
Pttaburgh 1904 0lO4; GaleDa and Chicago Railroad.
llItsila, Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. laoGlal,
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, llliolliii Mil
waukce and Prairie du Chen slds2 Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago, 96i s97i Torrs Haute and Alton,
sli se3t; Terre Hauts and Alton Preferred sol a 81
Chicago and North. Western. 35i a36i.
The rise in Gold this morning caused better
demand for exchange and b.s sold at 49, Later
IN ns day tho market dull. ut 1851 for Sterling.
rancs are Al7i04.l5
Freights are moro active, and there is rather
more TO the market To Liverpool the engagements
arc 4OO 900 BUSH Wheat at I'd. in bulk and bags; lOCO
bbls. Flour at IT, 4id. per neutral flag 1000 bush.
Wheat at ID in bulk 10 hhds Quercron Bark at HS'
f., 1900 q BeoswaI at td; yer steamer Great East
en-. 2l.OOo bush Wheat at I'D To London; Pee neu'
flag. 1000 bush. Wheat at ID IN bulki 40 bags Oil
Cake at 2s.. and 50 TINS Merchandise at S2s Cd To
Bristol, 6QQQ busi Wheat vt cd. " hsg& Yhe Char.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
1863. TIE 1868.
TIE

rEENsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Nih IT. connection. ioIm. ,o,.ru
TIE SHOr TEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
yp,. NEy.Y.rf 10 TBE fRIrcIrAL WtsrnSs Cirirf
seven rsins run daily om howl Cfs to fhiaoc pine VIA
Sc. Jete snd c.Inien I'm ,nd ,ip Apo3y ' sc ,y THIS
"" Hot5TE LEAIE NEW-YOEk fROM TIik
loot or COURTLANDTsf .
BY way Of Philadelphia the ofnini p''seei. rave rev
Yort =. same TINE a. otbei ivD'""' e''""s
.ts n "a one hour ator than other hnrs
nv vay of Allentown, evening passrhs"f' 'oa'o ~ M,
hous later than The hSiihsin ms % ~ ab;c.os md a.
a, "a Ib. Northwest Crc.iline Indianapolis Louisville
q Lou. Cleveland Columbus, Cncinhsu' s"a al MAJ"
uoin, West with fewer changes Oi cars p1u.,.,it. 4,
s miles and Nrwiorl Pittsburgh, 40 sale.
Smoking and Saloon Carr on All trans
faTs the same n other routes
Issgyase on.ok.d through Transfers nee
Becafe ucLsis good until nsed by ii,so1f| iISW
TIL p..n.vlvsnis Central Company runs an RniiPsni
Accommodate Line which shgfd. copw, n'G"s ~
travel to pnties moving wostwAfd' a. oh' H" '''
Of fare ,,,,,ra
BY this rou,s frerh II all dsserpiion, can DC I
TO and iIon any point on the hsihosd' o. II, RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, or any port on tho n''s'o's ''''''
West by steamers from rittsburgh. ,u W..b,
IN. fhies II Freight 10 aud from any point IN u.o
the rennsy yysnia Central Railroad n all 'in.- a.
as are charged by other Railroad Compsno' mi.
shippers ntrustng the ras.por,ation Of ths ,..
Company rely with confidence on its 'pe"aJ "'''
LIVE STOCK. .,, o.,
ss,u.,s aud Dealer. In Live Stock will hnd ths nos
dyou.geous route Capaoious Yards well whtoi"o n %
and its connections and every attention Is para fo,
TIo aIrsbufg where win be found every ply
feeding snd resting choice che Ia@oSs + GsI1a q 'Mi%aKHT5
J. H. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent NO "''~' ''"''
No 1 Astor House and Ne Son,h !" n''"'" W.
hcpoN"LD Di'o''' No 3 Battery place
ENoCH LEW General Superintendent AG'0n'' 10
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
amneement5.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GREAT EXCITEMENT
THE SIOUX AND WlNNEBAG

4
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE SIOUX AND WlNNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AID SO JAWS,
who have on exhibition e last wosA, have attained 70
''' p''' MEs. WOMEN. srd CHILDREN
> THEsE RED MEN OF THE FOREST,
~hs though representative, Of ...
the wARLIKE TRiBEs
Of the wilis sf Minnesota AID always haze oeos
slEADfAsr FRlEhDs Or TIE WHITES. ,a
They sI. splendid specimen. of their respective Tribes sns
''' aE an; INDaS ir 'Ss h Il s SafSE iIS wLDs
and witnesses Z, I'm p, Pesq'iIii, a,s sIaY spa LIFE
as well a. be had ,i..-d them In .. -
THEIR WioWAAS IN THEIR NATIVE FORESTS.
DUKISe EHcn pEiMArIc ENTgRrAINMENr
ton. OF their hsbit, and customs:
RECRUITING DANCE, with Song Of Persuasion, and Pc
WAR DANCE, with Song Of tn. War Trail
sCALP DANCE, with song Of victory
flrE DANCE With Song ef Peace aud GOOD wA
HUNTING DANCE, win sons Of the chp..
hOCCAsIS GAAH, the f-yorits method ot gambling the
Indians osins The gos,e.' ssnOlers IN the world
Also, to ss sesp en-, = al, hour. rv,c,,oY
THE DRAGON oF Tue EAST
TIE He LGRSEsf Re- @Si o. THE SNAKE SPECIES
ever
OS THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT.
AUrOMATOS WRITER,
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
A DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO hlNKs
The GRAND AQUARlA. Lc4rued Seal, Sea Lion Men
s,er Boar Liyns Anscondas Wan Figure. nc.
In addition 10 the.s ts IsTslleied att actions,
THE SUMNER DRAMATIC COMPANY.
sudcr the direction Of popular and talented actor
G. W. CLARKE,
SYLVESTER ELEFCkER, stage Manager
com posed Of .uch -en,ai sist, Mr ~ LfNICK MI j.
.BkiDBNAS Mn. J. J. PRIOR nrs. FRANCE, Mio JEN-
Me WALTERS MHe LOUISE. SC, &c, give
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORdANCkS
EVERY AFrERSOOS AND EVENING
Al And a O'clock consisting Of tls Pleasing Petite Comedy,
TIE HAUNTED CHAMBER,
and the ausbabls fsfoe,
NILE. LOUISE
Malng the best dramatic rute-inmeni 70 Be fopnd N ts
civ al for - Chi dfou lud-r ton 10 o@ais
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

TRAINS LEAVE EKW-YORK;
For New Haven ikIl ll.JO q n i!.i' u z'S'
fof b. dsepsrt z b lEI) Iioo In. i7iS lEI) 70
Tof 81 f5rd .nd s,rai'ord : Il ~ II. IN Sd ?.
For Fsrhsd southport snd ss,poh, IL eoA IN D.
io' Nor.aa I 49, ii:.s IL; ia'i' CErh 2.so ,Et'
fcr Dsii,n 40 GisonwioA :. $50 Il:S m 3;@. ~.
To1 stanford. : tFIls3o il.N. nj p:l' (EIL 2.0
(FIl J.5J go 5.a1 8.
Foi Ien Che.ter ard iernedists Iistlons s@, lios
~; So 80, $50. b.5ny
lar Port hester and New Rochelle
CONNkCTINO TRAILS.
Fof Boston via Springfield, ~ "a k:Sl ttE p IN
Eor Bottom vie Shore Line l2.i3 IN }, +
= = Hartford aHd Springfield. - III. tkAl l'3, ~
(EID T. IA ~. ,v
n ~. ~. and I. ~ y. IA. 10 NoIlhsnpsDu . -
For HaItlofa Prov lence and Iii.fI Railroad lhI
II ~. c nj , -,
"a u II.ls, I.jJ, y ~. . ,
For .nsl RAlfosd i2.lj ?. n. 70 NoIthau ton =, 49,.
For Ifou.storlc Railroad IN, 100 T. a. % new nN
ford " sdu.sday ana S.tIfday', & Pttsilnld
Ior .sra,ueE r. abroad A. ~ q Z.si Z
For Dspbury and SorVAlI haIosd. "a III N
Cautuoaieu. SlseplDg Css sittl bod 20 In- T. ms
JANIS III HOYf, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

NIBLOs GARDEN.
" Les-es tnd Manss-I. MI WIN WAEATLhf
OfENlNG or THE
REGULAR FALL AND WINTER SEASON
The usnsso con<rsuafss limef hat ne Las enosed iIto
a. eas..emsnt ioT . limited pori1d mi.h the
GREAT AMEIllCAS TRAOEDlAS,
EDNiS FORREST,
Whs will appetT f-uf ~ Ens In the week,
SsudAy. W.dns.days Ihufsdsys and Frldafa .
lie hu aso efootee sngsssmsn wtth tue Distinguished
Anglo German Tg.gcdsn,
DANIEL r.. BANDMANS.
Wbs will appear ou the ui;his sf
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY IN EACH WEEh
rsy viii be supported By, -
SATURDAY fNENl.G Augns 1,h, iss3,
DAsitL = BANDAAhN
vii msis h. fret sPpesi snl, ihi, .s-son "a
SHY LOCK
e-~anepos q IN. numerous pct which have been
mad. he fo TepctioH Of Ai' ssA esSoai
n4sHt sf IAs cEAfaotsT Il .
SHE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
T7s e.hsr chsnr.fs viii be performed ~ -
nr + NcCUlLOGH Mf. }. O.. BURNETT
M. l. Il sBkwsLL Nj h. LAMB,
NJ J. ~ COLIIr 4. sr " ~ LEAK,
MI J. ". ELAisDEIL. ~. q. ktSOSLAHD,
nr sKTKRrrT sri Mic '. CRATTAS.
MONDAY J.. ESiN6. AuI ii,
fDMlS FORREST
viii .spoAr for tn. .hns h' sAnd iaPs'oa.1loa Of
CARDINAL DUKE.
is Rul~.r, rovshll an rcin,n'iC 80 aaA Of
EliAELlLL,
wL.n ks vil b. supported b., sn
slm.fahl, .fsns and eflsIeui cast
ss,'s ,.cas,d thses dsy' IN ai' 'aacs.