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The Portland daily press., 1863-07-13
SAPONIFIER!
OR CGNCENTR ATED LYE
FOR MAKING SOAP.

TWENTY-FIVE Gallons of good soft Soap can be
i made from one pound of the concentrated Lyc.
Full directions for use every package, and il is
very little trouble to make it,
Retail price only % cents pound.
None genuine except that made by the Pennsylya-
MIA Salt Manufacturing Company.
w. +. PHILLIPS, Druggist,
1i9 Middle Street,
"A gent for the State.
n b. Dealers supplied as above, at the proprie-
tors lowest price, in any quantity.
je5 MW&F3m
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NJ. G. NJ. Association's Bouds.

DERSoNS holding bonds of the Maine Charitable
l. Mechanic Association can learn OF purchaser
on application TO the Five Cent Saving Bank No l01
Middle ST. May 26-dtf.
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store for Sale.

ruyfiE fonr-story brick Store In Free Stretches
IL in the Free Street Block-nex t east of Tolfords.
Enquire of II. II. MACHlN, Gait Block. or
ap9istf +. BARNES, 81 Middle Street
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A CARD.

AIDES, and an persons afflicted with Diseases
i 4 Of the Scutp. Loss Of Hair, DaaoYsT aud Pre-
mature Bksachsng ~ the Htir respectfully in
yited to call at
RINGS ID UG STORE,
EXCHANGE STREET.
where they will learn something to their advantage
jan29 eod6m
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For the Islands.

For the Islands.
,yas The steamer CASC0 will. until
tsssI.zss>ssss.t~ further notice, leave BuRNHAM's
ss-ss<ssS-~- Wharf for PEAKS and CusnISG's
ISLANDS at aud 10. 80 A. NJ and and 3 80 L. NJ.
Returning. will loaye CUsuINGs ISLAND at o. Is and
IL Is A. NJ, and Las and Is L. NJ.
The boat will touch at PEAKS Island eyeIy trip
down. but returning will only touch there the
TRIPS in the forenoon and afternoon
Fare Down and Back % Cents.
June "a. 1853. DIFF
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60 new two-sfory house. thoroughly built,
f,;.. slated roof II finished rooms convenient fos
ILL one or two families, with bay windows. plenty
OF excellent water; wood-house attached. aud
large garden lot-siiuated ON veranda street. near
Tukey's bridge. in Wesibrook, within ten minutes
walk of Portland Post Office Conditions easy price
low. and excellent Icighborhood-
jc23 d3m ISAAC SYLVESTER.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The Extra Session Of the Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-13
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July IL.
Cal. t..-,s~,,lar h,.t ase.,...
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-13

10 Let.
fEvHE eligible aud convenient Chambers over store
Il No. II Market Square. occupied by Mr..
Rufus Durham. suitable for salcsrooms other
purposes Possession given about July LIST. Also
one very desirable Chamber in the third story Of
same block. Apply 10
ju2i dtf THOMAS or WIN. HAMMOND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01
The Militia for vallandigham and De
mocracy.

The militia are for vsllandiRham end
Democracy. Compsny after company came
into ihis city. oil ''hurrshing" for Val
Camp Chase presents the sppesrsnce Of
one vast Democratic Mess Meeting. The
Democracy have Il al their own wsy.-
Hundreds Of the militia who came here
under Governor Tod's cell. ss Republicans
are returning home shouting for vallandiq.
ham. The STATE House presented 4 grand
appearances on Wednesday night. Il va
full Of vsllandighsmers. who had come %
here 10 obedience to the Governors call
They kept up such halIooing for the De.
nocra.ic candidate for Governor as walked
up the echoes sll about Capitol Square. /,
has been good thing 10 be among The mill.
tia this week in the city and q Camp Oh ase,
and hear their sens,bIs remarks and free
criticisms Of the war policy" Of Governor
Tod and the Abolition party. Brough men
have been few and fss between. The
Governors proclamation has worked like !
charm. Columbus Statesman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01

CATION or submission OF the Sou,h 10 fore
and srme 'he infant Of to day will not liv,
TO see the end Of il. No. in another va,
only can II be brought 10 q close. Travel
ing q shousand miles ssd more, ,hrcupl
nearly one half Of the Confederate States
and sojouruiDg for time at widely differ.
ent points, met not one man, .oman OF
child, who wns not resolved to perish rstheI
than yield 10 the pressure OF arms. even in
the most desperate extremity. And what
ever may and must be the varying fortune
Of The war, in oil which | recognize the
hand Of Provid. nee pointing visibly to the
uliimate issue Of this great trial OF the
States and people Of A merics, they are bet.
ter prepared now every way 20 make good
their inexorsbIe purpose. than al any period
since The beginning Of the struggle. These
may indeed be unweIcome truths; but they
are addressed only TO candid and honest
men. Neither, however, let me add. did I
meet any one. whatever his opinions or bic
station, political or private, who did no,
declare his readiness. when the war shall
have ceased and invading armies been with
drawn 70 consider and discuss the question
Of reunion. And who she'll doubt the issue
of the argument! Ireturn, therefore, with
my opinions and convictions as 10 war orI
peace, and my nth as 10 final results from
sound policy and wise sistesmanship, no,
'nly unchanged. but confirmed and strength.
'ned. md may the God Of heavens and
'arth so rule the hearts and minds a Amer.
cans everywhere, that with Cons'i,u,ior
maintained. q Union restor ed. aud Liberty
'enceforth made secure. grsnder and
'obIer destiny shall yet be ours, than that
wen which blessed our fathers in the frs,
wo ages Of the Republic.
G L. VALLAEprcHAM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01

What . yesrl 'Tis but wave
On llfe's dark rolling stream.
Which is 90 quick ly gone that We
a count it but dream.
'Tis but single earnest throb
OF Tines old iron heart,
Which tire lem now, and strong as v e
IL first W ith life did start.
What lsa year! IT'S but turn
Of Tines old brazen wheel,
Or buts age upon the book
" hich Time must shortly seal.
'Iis but step upon the road
Whch we must travel DER,
few more steps and we shall walk
Lifssweary road no more.
Whatisa year! IT'S but a breath
From Times old nos,rils blown,
As rushing onward o'er the earth,
We hear the weary moan,
'Tis but a ubbe IN the wave.
Or dew upon the lawn
AstranseDt asthc mist OF morn
Beneath the sum mer's sun.
What SAY ear! lis but type
OF Lies of cha ngiog scene,
Youths happy morn comes gaiIy on
With hills and valley green;
Next summers prime succeeds in spring !.
Then autu mn with tear,
Then comes old win er-Dealh and oil
Must find level here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01
From the New York Sun.
Remarkable Statement.

The remarkable statement Of Secressr,
Seward. in bis speech on the occasion o
the vicksbuTg celebration q Washington
on Tuesday night, to the effect that athj
war mighs bsve been ended before Il be~sr
'fshe eounssls Of the true patriots had been
heeded," has failed 10 attract a. much A..
ten'ion as il deserves II has only ELECTED
an unJergrowl OF abuse from the radicals
fact that sufficiently indicates who 10 hurt,
" this terrible war could have been honor.
ably prevented, as Cabinet Minister hs,
publicly declared, il is evident that Z fearful
responsibility rests with the parties whose
evil counsels have produced such frlRhtfuI
Of blood and treasure. The time
has come for the people 10 know al the
iacts, and we trust that Secretary Seward
and others who are in q position to know
the ruth, will tell Il fully and freely. The
secret history Of this war has not vet been
divulged. and the publication Of the facts
even st this late date. nigh, remove many
obstacles 10 peace and reunion.
One Of the first duties Of the new Con
gress will be 70 complete the history Of the
Conduct Of the War" BY investigating its
causes; but 10 the meantime the statement
q Mr. Seward should be established or refu,.
ed by such reliable details ss may be avail.
able. Confiscation and death await the
leaders who have been guilty OF
treason. II they have been sbet,ed IN their
designs BY Northern factionis,s. Il u no
more than just that the latter should .. Iess,
be held up 70 the odium Of The world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01

GJThe Democratic party has all along
contended that this rebellion was 10 be sup.
pressed BY armies skiIlfully welded. Tho
radicals have contended Il was to bs done
by emancipation proc:sms'ions. end negro
schemes. generally. Which were right?--
Let vicksburg and Gettysbnrg answcr.--
Plain Dealer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-08-01
From the BuffalJ(N. W Courier.
Hon. c. l. Vallandigham's Address to
the People Of Ohio.
NIAeARA FALLS. CANADA WEsrl
july 15th 1894


NAcARA Fats, CANADA Wrsr)
July 18th. 1863
Arrested md conf ed for three weeks In
the United States. q prisoner Of Srata:
banished thence 10 the Confederate S,s,e.
and there held asan alien enemy md pris.
oner OF war, tn ough on parole, fairly and
hcnorabiy deaIs with and given leave "a
depss', sn &C, DossibIe only by run ming the
blockade q the hsssrd Of being fired upon
by ships Ayiag shs Gag Of my ovn country,
iound myself first a freeman when on
British soil. A nd to-day, under the protec-
'ion q the Britishfsg, ! am here TO enjoy
and in partto exercise the privileges and
rights which usurpers insolently deny me a,
home. The shallow conirivance OF the
weak dee pots az Washington. and their al
visers, has been debated. My. il has been
turned against them, and I, who for two
years was ms. .sgned as in secret league
with the Confederaies, having refused when
in their midst. under circumstances The
most favorable, tllher to identity myself
with their cause or even 90 much as 10 re
main, prefering rather exile in foreign
land, return now with my allegiance 10 nv
own State and Government unbrokep m
word, thought or deed, and with every dec.
'aration . nd pie dge to you while at home.
and before was stolen away, made good in
> pirit md tcthe very letter.
Six weeks sgo. when Just going into ban
ishment. because an audsciou but most
rowsrdly despotism caused Il, 4 dressed YOU
as fellow.ciIizen. To-day. and n N he
very Place then selected BY me, but after
wearisome and most perilous journ eyings
for more than -four thousand miles by land
and upon the scs;siII in exile, though al
most IN sight Of my native State, i greet
you ssyour Representatives. Grateful Ger
tainly am, fer The confidence In nv in,ec
rify and patriotism, implied by the unsnim.
Gus nomination as candidate for Governor
ofOhio. which yougsve me while was vel
- -''~ S~~"'SeSt 8te Oh tto. ~ was not mis-
placed; u shall never be abused. But shi.
is the last Of all considerations 10 times like
these. ! ask no personal sy mps,hy for the
personal wong. No: il 10 the cause OF
constitutional II bety and private right cruel
" outraged bey ond ex ample IN free coun-
sry,by III . Pfesi dent md hi, servants, which
gives sign6cancy to the action Of vcur
Convention Yours was, indeed. an &C, or
justice 70 aci'izen who, for his devotion 10
the rights Of the States and 70 the liberties
o. The pc opls, b nd been marked for desruc-
ton BY ,hehsnd Of abisrsry power. Bu, /,
vas much more. Il vas sn example Of
courage worthy Of The heroic spes Of ,he
world; sndiswss sPeencIs and ! rebuke
g The usu'png synnts who. having broken
Up the Union. would now strike down the
Constitution, subvr y our present G overp.
ment and establish 4 formal aud oclsimed
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
OF ART AND ARrIoLEs OF vERTU

" on MI this Gay lay tMoNDAYS Marrh 10 %,
AT the cle giant residence OF z. Buinham, Esq,
s4s sixeent street, between Fifth and avenues
,so.os l, o'p aS p,.1,, ns At /, clock precisely
Bronze and ornoiu Chandeliers
velvet Medallion Carpets,
Extra large Mautsi and Pier N rrors,
Dresden and sevres China o. aanents,
Artistic Bronzes. Marble statuary,
Solid oak sa.,oaa r...n.,n FaSsosrsd Fas Lace Curtains
China, Glass and Silver Ware.
Rosewood any walnut Chamber Furniture en- suite.
Horses Carriages, Harness. Robes &c.
h4s a e cay % sae ns
Sc oasred al auction this season The fgrntnre was made
70 order Tor tae present owner p city makers has been in
Tassss TO match eest 90 window; Embroidered Lace
Teie aTees. Chars Arm and Reception Chars
ton soa Eassres msrha s ,ops; ecrsiary
and BooaeSe IND Win sanwood sabncs Ensogpnrss
Work Table agaicent seSres Vases imported from Parts
sey aapaa as
Syqssr 81 rss S % @ ms raHss ysW s,c SnS
on panel sGraes a. or q Versailles and Luxembourg:
q CabTel rSatnss copper, rosewooa Centre Tables,
. KugS Ree SE Chars Card and chess @ d a rreash
superb Maadon, playing zen dherca tunes; Velvet Medal
ROSEWOOD SEWN OCTAVE pIANoFoRrE.
orsa s :. aon % as IS ars; g y
makers, all improvements rosewood Stool aud
Cover. Canterbury. Music Books walnut Hatstands, Oil
cloths, Star Carpets, Oh PAINTINGS by eminent
DINING ROOM.
Elegant ed oak Sdeooard Extension Table Ruby Cut
and Engraved Gysta. Giass Decaners Gobts Champagne
Caras VINES l. morales: Frr.t Stands, superb Sevres
China Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner Set, go pieces.
All the China ana Glassware from the cecbra ed house Of
Pepn Co Par.. yer Coffee Urn, Casters, Salyes Din
and TEA Sers Cake BASKETS Oyster Tureen Butter
Dish Napkin Rings Nut Crackers Spoons. Fork Sheffield
Table Cutlery. Table Linen, Arm Chas, Sofas Oval
Mirrors. CtleSs Bronze Vases waaGt Hatstands Vel
Stair Carpet, Silver Plated stair Rods Oilcloth.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus feds,eads Arrnoe Glace.
Commodes SUITE style Louis w. pure Hair Mattresses,
Blankets Shc Is Gonerp walnut Sofa and al
back Chairs Brlsa c!- aut Ingram Carprs fnsrav
Toilet Sets Easy Char Curtains Shadc; also all the fur
uiture of the servants apartments and
Kitchen Furnitre also family Coach made by Wood
road Wagon Of Horses, Horse Har.
Robes. N. HThe above elegant rsid for sale.
inquire Of the actoneers 3 Maiden lane Parties wishing
attend this Fifth and SIKH and
at Asor House St Nicholas aud Metropolitan hotels,
Leaving Sixteenth street, few doors from the house.
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A G. FUTILE. AUCTI0NEER,
IA. OFFICE 80 BROADWAY.
WILL SELL THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FURNITURE
MAGNIFICENT WORKS n A

AND MAGNIFICENT WORKS or ART OF
FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY,
THIS (MONDAYD AFTERNOON, Mt 2 O CLOCK precisely
At the elegant private 15l West Twenty street
west of Sixth avenue,
Embracing superb Paror Dining Ro Chamber Nursery
Library tugnture all rst and ht little
Whole S.2U all made By tile city lGakegs
and will be sold without reserve consisting Of
worth of Brpncs Bsque and Marble Groups magnice nj
Mantel Vases and Ofuamrns imported To- the present
rich PafDr Suits, In ST. velvet and green
geps elegant icscwood Secretary Bookcase, Bos 10
Rose Cabinets LGdss French Escgctore superb French
patc Pier and oval Mirrors,
Etsgercs, with French plate Mirrors SsB eann solid
rosewood Centre Pier Tables; Turkish Lounges and
Chairs in Laiys rosewood Work Table OF
nAGEIfICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PIsNOFORTE.
Elegantly carved, cost $3.50,
WITT Mur e Cabinet > oo aud Cover
Chamber SUITS. n walaut mshogauv. carved
Brdst ads yards Of Velvet Brussels aud In
Carpets; Bells Lounge Beds, ia hairc!otn aud
famask Hair Matres-es, tine Beds aud Bedding Mirrors
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
consists of Gnc Extension Table Dning Chara silver
Ware. ch china. silver Iery Forks suoous
&c. with heays cut and engraved every de
p,op
sale poivs. DEPOSITS vi be req ired o. pnrebsaers
B-Ta. - nitiIe ~ OF thr and
pliers extraordinary niucenents 70 housseeprs
IN of tUoi faraiture competent pefson viii be IN
attendance pack ship goois rea.
sonabIe clarrss sale rain or shine.
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LyDWARD SINTZENICH. AUCTIONEER.
u ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IAMAEnRTE lsARREIS MIRRnRS- Al

Z,
BY ID. w. IVES CO.. 0 "Wednesday, April J, at II
O'clock the premises ~ West Twenty trst street. the
whole the handsome Furnture Carpets Mirrors. hc
Of said residence, which were new las sprns-consing
handsomn mahogany and walnut Chamber suits prime
Bedding Toilet Sets, Curtains Beds English Velvet Brus.
sells Tapestry and Three Ply carpets Oeo,hs ro-ew ood
Piano Pier Glasses aud Console Tables, Pxrior
Suit, Bagere, Lounges Extension Tables Chairs Side
board CHINA Tea and Dinner Sets Cutlery Glass Crockcry
and Kitchen requisites On exhibition morning OF sale
E II. LUDLOW AucTToNEER-BRrcK HOUSE
I. and Lot Fifty eighth street, near Second avenue.
II. LUDLOW 90 viii sr Al an ton Tuesday,
March 81 - ~ ut IL O'CLOCK. a. the Mercnants E,ch
saicsroom. III Broadway tffniis Bnldingl Fiiycghth
STREET.-THE handsome three ttety brick high stop House
aud io tho side II Fifty ghth street ~ feet
Seconl avenue, House gOXi0 feet geDiee neigi
hood rents FOR $500 per annum Lot 20N51 feet Posses
sion LAT Ny Maps, &c.. AT ID. suc'ioneeis Office No
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

New Scenery by Mr. Isierwood Mnsic under the direction
Of Mr. Stoepel
TUESDAY-By request Buckstone's Comedy.
MARRIED LIFE
WEDNESDAY.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
TIT tRSDAY.
WILD OATS
BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND
SATURDAY,
THD BUSY BODY
Box Book open for any OF the above evenings from 70
A COMEDY, In acts, with and elegant
Scenery aud powerful cast, win be
To be repealed LOVE AND MONEY THE ROAD TO
RUIN, MASKS AND FACES, CAPTAIN OF THE
WATCH and THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

WINTER GARDEN
w TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
LUCILLE WESTERN
and the great drama OF
EAST LYNNE.
The Management respectfully announces that in
queure Of prior entered with Tho dtn
gnished comedian. Mr. y. H. who has
make his rentrre az the Winter Garden Monday cening
ueNt Aprll q, this week must sequeniy be
POSITIVELY THE LAST
Of the brilliant aud beautiful
1T CiLI.E WESTERN,
who will q
MONDAY a0tl, and
EVERY EVENING or TIE WEEK. in her grca, roles of
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE,
EAST LYNNE.
with cast not TO be surpassed. II II can be equacd
A CADEMY or MUsIc-BRooKIYN
~ GRAND GALA WEEK,
Commencing
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL g.
Mr. aud Mrs.
BARNEY WILLIAMS
respectfully announce four performances 70 take place at
the A. adcmy " Music, on
WEDNESDAY,
April &. &. 0 and 10.
which occasions they ~l appear several OF their
popular
assisted by company OF talented srtse selected from tho
metropolitan theatres.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

w Begins ats Over before H.
THIS EVENING MONDAY.
Godsmiihs fayore Comedy. with the established cast
which eli tied such crowded and delighted audiences ~ Its
''''''' SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER
Young NARROW Mr. Lester Wallack
Mr. Uardcasc Mr.. John Gilbcrs
Sir Charles Marow Mr. browne
Tony Lpmpxin q. Holland
Iiastucs Mr. REYNOLDS
Jeremy Mr. John s afton
Dggoly Observation-Disclosures Mr. Young
Anjna,ab Mr.. Parsloe
Roger Observation-Disclosures Turner
Siingo. Mr. parkes
Tom ~ ist Mr.. Pope
MIS- Harara se ..........................Mr hoey
Mrs Hardc sr .......................Mrs. Vernon
Miss Neyill. ........... Miss Madeline fIeuriques
Dolly Mrs Reeves
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

A UCTION SALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n nture, embracing everything 10 honsekceP
ing, will place this day
coud n Third avenues
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

UCTTON NOTICE E-WIILIAM IRVING, AUCTION.
n eer.-Hoase hold Furniture CLINTON n. OSGOOD
will sz auction Monday rch ~ lus ciock, at
the Cedar Broadway
Household FuFutare removed for convenience Of
Consisting OF mah0 any Chairs, black Cotiaa. BED
Heads rsns.ea Mattresses maho-any Tete.a-tete SOFAS
sofa Tables marbs top wsshst nds mahs sany Centre Ia
Cna,rs, Rockers. Fo1t Stools mahogany
Hocking Chairs. Ta Tables Cottage suss, oval Mirrors
Ocioths Tnfrc ply Carpets Stair Carpet crash Br s~eis
Carpet. Tov e kats, Corner Eiageres Window shades
marble Ccne Ia les Ex ensiou Tables Suit Furniture
Ia reps Hat Raexs. s l. frame Pi.r Mirrors. Ac
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

. :" STILL !" eao%ssS ss$AYSfSl Win SUCCESS.
This TnE sos4 fSfuLAR IN NEW YORK
''ffi ia i SiS3ERsssfs AND DELIGHTED
,s ;Eass$ + $H
All the popular smu.emsnts blended into one vas. and
ofNAH AissThsEsS Sa Sa1 MSgkhEsatk. a fAsfoaiSs.
represented by each and every member OF which
STAR OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE;
thus making one visitto
4; : ~: Il; .,# 4::= 4: .... ~: Il:
..';;..4;::" 4; ..:;;.".::!4 ~ @ ........:::4 a. Z
,.;:,, 4: Il 4; ,,;:;;. 4: 4: 4: .,;;;;,, A /: /:
Itisa performance wi,hou, parallel
Nothing rhn hi rrsG III IS aG%ER or THIS
A Irand EnlsStanineni OF Four Hour. Duration.
SO large Is e number of our forces that II occupies that
time without moments cessation, perform our varied
bc eied limitations, o. BY din, REPEATING act.
proiongna Their tedious senes g. 70 das OF ther weary
ETHIOPIAN ACTS AND THE BALLET
which with consulate entertainment, with
forms bat a small potion OF the evening bill The
quenoe il that while they each day changing their tto
twnklng gsn keep increasing the number OF
BRILLIANT AND LUsTROrs STARS.
while they p;r,ens r. s - .,.ouo, :, .,n,,v
The American Theatre - always crowded 20 excess hed
- : giSG%Ks g.SItIEs g.SIIIEs
aud others
IMMENSELY INCREASED ATTRACTION.
In fnrtneranc, Of 9ar determination . secure AZ,
ALL AL NJ op rup pRntrssids al; AIL ALL
have effected engagement with View forks Great fa
yorite leading Clown, Jes aud Como Vocalist,
TONY PASTOR TONY PASTOR
TONY PASTOR, ToSY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR TONY PASTOR.
who will appeal this evening
c. Il. COLLINS.
the greatest clog dnncnr living whose remarkable acts have
caused such unusual sensation appears IN new acts this
weeA - -
MISS FANNY FORREST.
the Queen OF Song, IN her beautiful ballads
T. l.. DoNNFLl.Y
the famous Irish comedian IN his glorious plerc,
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY.
CHARLEY WHITE.
the model " Ethiopian comcdtns author Of nearly all the
THE BEAUTIFUL HCuULTZE SISTERS.
In their exquisite songs aud dances.
MISS FRAMES LIZ ROY,
Ia her charming comic ballads Ac,
CHARLEY GhRDEER, JAS WAMBOLD
NILES A wALBY, WILLIE PfORA LoIIsE, AND
TIE MAGNIFICENT BALLET TROUPE,
THE MAGNIFICENT BALLET IhoUPE,
the most cOupeie W America.
Sorl.-Iiare and unusual novelties Ia preparation.
Grand Family Matirea GA Saturdays
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

fAnchce j. X
Gr,ee Lady Edith's children. NJ g. =, nrnn
BRIpESMAIDs. VILLAGERS LADIES, &C.
Acr 1.-THE BRIDAL.
ACI 2-iIiE FUGITIVE.
Acr 3-rHE rkLST
AUr a-rtlE GOYERNESS
Acr 0-rHE LOST HOME.
Leader OF Orchestra .....,........ Harvey H. D0dworth
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors open az n 10 oomnle nee Al
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

NEW BOwERY THEATRE. - '--'-r--.
IN Sole Proprietor .......t..... Mr. j. Llngard
TUESDAY March 81 lsds
BENEFIT OF MIR GEORGE LIN0ARD.
On which o cas n
THE BEST BILL or THE SEASON
VIII be presented And positively for this night only, the
popular American ACTOR,
Mr. E. EDDY
VIII appeAr and psrsoDGle u hs beat characters
Tho following .. tisls have kindly voluntrerei -
Mr. !. H. TAYLOR Mr. FRED NAY
M. HARVEY BfRcH 4. g. REEVE,
j. w. kEENE and
W. A. wRAY,
BY permission Of For CurfHn.
FOUR GLORIOUS PIECES.
Integspersed with a tariety ~
SINGING AND DANCING.