... . ?? - . ap THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. LTst Week of the Engagement of the SISTERS NEL- SON, and of performing before Easter.-THIS EVENING (ionday), March 23rd, willbe performed the admnired Drama of THE DREAM ATSEA.-Trevanion, MlrLNanton; RIchard Penderell, Mr S Bancroft- Lauence Lynwood, Mr J Nelson; Alley Croaker, Mr Granby; Tommy Tinkle, Mr H Barfoot; Anne Trevanion, Miss SThorne; Biddy N;stts, ...

... HOUSES AND LANDS. I AtBI UR JONE9 AND 'O A HOUSE AGENTS AND FiTiRNISiiERS, )lave several Furnlshed and UntInrlsbad Houses, for Lot- ting and Selling, on their Books, North and South Side of City, and in tbho Ceuttry. 136, ST. ST~lpHEN'S-G1ZErN, DUbiLIN. and Bh L %fl' Dt DEl1VONSIIIRE.PLAOb,' 1?SU;TtOb South side of he Hill Of Howvth, a very large ttssy i e SIGa-- HOUSE elgantly For- acres ...

... JOSEPH ANDERSON - AS OPENED THE NEW HOUSE, 75, NORTH STREET (oros I lT E I EBOU LES ST nA ET), Forthe Sale of plNEST NEW SEASON'S TEAS. JOSEPH ANDERSON THANKS THE PUBLIC FOR PAST PATRlONAGIC, Adl ltes to state that he is determined to sell the AC BEST TEA munportel into London or Liverpool from China, Assam, or Japan. IITALERS INTERESTS CONSULTED. This Concern closes at Six o'clock, Saturdays ...

... DIN NE R TO DW ARSD WAT IN GFIELD VERNERt, ESQ. T HE DINNER TO ( TIlSeGE)'l'LasAN WILL T take placo at tho ASSOM LLY RtOOMS, Lis- burn, on THURSDAY, 9tr April, nt Si-, o'clock. Application fur Tickets to be rrprdo to the SECRE- TARY, Mr. Thompson C given Lttrsa JJON ~vIAIN Rri.R O, Chbroato ot Coaienittee. 12th March, O863. 18T 51zfn b11 '-0I 10I 1F;URfNITURE, a iIL(H COl S, ca. Mr. HYNDMALN ...

... IRISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE, , BAND OF HOPE UNION, AND PERMISSIVE BILL ASSOCIATION. PRIESIDENT ' James P. Corry, Esq., Upper Croscent, Belfast. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIE IRISH T TEMPERANCE LEAGUE will be held on the 6th April (EASTER MONDAY). at Eleven o'clock, in the MUSIC HALL, Belfast. Every Affiliated Society has the privilece of sending one Delegate to the XMeetilg * nnd it i8 hoped ?? Will ...

... iitnintl gfonTmululcatlon. ' io NGLAND via LIVERPOO, I MARCH, 186S. 'bso BELFAST STEAM-S1HIP COMPANY'S yled of Sew ?? Iron Steam-Ships, of large ca- Ileet° ,nd power, ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC, 1, spMAPHOREE 'r estber Firet-Class Stoamers, ci Sail fromn lelfast andl Liverpool every MONDAY, TUESDAY. TfURSDAY, and SATURDAY (unless 90 rented hev somne unforeseen oceurcence), with Extra SuilincS ...

... T HEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. 1'Let Week of the EnggemeODt of the SISTERS NEL. SON, and of performing before Esster,-TIIIS EVENING (Tesasday), Marci 24th, 1863, will bo porformed the pormlc Drama entitled TSE PRIDE OF THE MARKET.-Marqstie de Volange, Mr J Nelson; Baron Troptsrd, Mr E Shepherd; Chevalier de Bellerivo, Mr S Bancroft Isadoro Fariee, Mr H Barfoot ; Madiemoiselle do Velange, Miss Sam ...

... BOARD AND LODGING. jA TED, BOARDI) ad LODGIING, ?? F an Elderly Couple, in the noighbourbood of the Rock or litrgeteovlt, LIta). , Vill yr, at ttio rate of £7 per MIonth for both. Ar lress J M R, Office of tills Paper. m28,2 B OARD AN) RESIDENSC, cLIFTON, BiBRISTOL, ID at fi-st-class nlriate Boat ding Establieh. ment, where every domestic comfort can be ensared on a moat liberal scale. There ...

... D E C A L C 0 hI A N I A. just rooelved, a large lot of Vtsses, Dishes, Covered rots, &c., for this Art; also, a quantity of China Tea Sar- vices (the clearing out of a Manufacturer's Stock), Which will be Sold a Third Under-rrico, at TELLWRIGHT'S Glass .aaChina Warehouser, ?? 19, WELLINGTON QUAY, DUBLIN. N1KEW )DESIGNS IN ROUM PA ERS, O0 Genuine IRISH Maerfacttire, Cheap, Handsome, ...

... I THIS DAY. CA BRICK FER GUS. HOUYSEHIOLD F URNITURE, PIANO-FORTE, &c. BY AUCTION.DNSA,2h To be soid by AUCTION, OU AVEDNSA, t March, at No. 18, HIGJH STREET, Carrickfergus, at. Eleven O'clock, TYUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONSISTING 17. of MaboganlY Tables, Chairs, Couches, in leather and hair cloth; mahogany and other Bed- ?? Piano-Forte, b~y RALrn ALLIsSON Smal Oranplay 80tuns, wth hre cylinders; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. 4jr This (Wednosday) Evening, no perIormaUce. BENEFIT of the SISTERS NELSON, and positively their last appearance, and Lost Night but One of porforming before Easeter-TO-MORROW EVENING (Thursday), March 26th, tho performanco will commoence with the Musical Drama of, TltE DAUGHTER OF TIlE REGIMENADake Archambaont do Grandtete, MIr R Thorne ; Sergeant Araibal Sralade, Mr F ...

... r %0 tNGLAND via .rLEETWOOD, O'CLOCKng ?? andth casuaie excptd) The R O Y A C O S O R ?? nd P R I C E A T R IQ K , ?? for) gloetood every Evening at 7-10. o'e cek an F eet o o d for B e fas e v ry E v e n in g at o r after 7.30. froea 1ljectood-MARCH 2nd, 3rd, 4th, at 7.80 ep. 5thj, at, 8 p.m.; 6ths, at 8-30 ?? 7thj at 9 P.m.; 9th, at 10 .i 1NOt, at 1nd 0 P.m,; 11th, at 11 P.r; 12tb, lAIlt, ...