Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-30
LOCAL NEWS.


0novrn's TnEATRr.--Ths entertainment 10 be
PROVIDED this evening 10 one fuii OF merit and
ssosaa,ns y nun; II: Gsst q sterling Soynsss
oomedietia Of Iiiah Assurance and Yankee Mod
estyr arc on the bills for the occasion, and will
evening. The nrst piece win Re remembered BY
many OF the patrons OF last season, a. ~ was frt.
quantity performed, and with marked success. The
ch.I ming comedienne, Lofty Housh, will appear
n I've iayorite character Of Nancy stokes. Mr..
f Ss 'fn''a Esss :pS:srMn s
,s.tehel win assume the character Of Msjoi Wei
lingtcn De Bootsi Mrs. Germon, Mrs. De Boots,
ron, Mr.. Festheriy, Mr.. barrett Mr.: icebrook; and
wen sseuisisdto expose to advantage the strength
All who are fond of a really well-written and
highly amusing comedy should attend Growers
this evening, and see "Everybody's Friend"
"sArAnrLLA, on TINE, PowEs OF Lovr."-Thls
sensation IN our ciiy viii 5. n" performed ' ths
evening, at Fords Theatre introducing all Its bril-
liant musical easots the artistic singing and act
Riohings, and the eminent artist, Mr.. Peter Rich
ings, the New York Choristers, Ronzani Ballet
15SS sr :. S S S,,.s TS ne
a. the engagement OF TIE Rchings Is rapidly draw
ing 10 Close, It being their last appearance but
s 70 es as s's W
beneat rendered her BY number OF our most innu
entail and well.known residents, including Vice
President Hamlin, Members OF Congress, and nut
merous others, the particulars Of which are pub
iished BY order OF the committee OF arrangements,
ana may pe found 10 another column. monster
this grand event.
seats are securing three days In advance for 1t.
opD FELLOWS HALL-Laa Night of he Great
Canterbury Compnny.-An immense concourse OF Ia.
dies. and gentlemen assembled within the walls Of
this popular hail. last evening to witness the mag.
nihcent performances Of this highly accomplished
troupe Of artists. The great act, BY Misses Mort.
mer and Pennoyer, the Gipsy's lay" was loudly
Applauded By fhe large audience present, and the
sweet singing of the Scottish Nightingale, Miss
one t PRESENT. wSe ths s p dancing Of f IKE
beautiful corps de ballet and the laughable eceen-
tricites Of the corps de Etiope, enabled the brill
hugely huge 'r'e '"'''' ''' ''''
[etthe ladies bear In mind that this evening will
be their last chance to see this talented troupe as
Years Eve. $500
wAsn,ssIos y.nIEIIEs.-A crowded house
greeted the talented Kathleen O'Neil In her great
irish entertsinment and famous singing, Tnn sc
ballet aThe Boquetiere" Was an immense NJ.
vsntsre' and. In hi oomic dance. "The Amy and
Nsyy,S brought the house down. Hernandez, In
his sstonlshinr feat OF Throwing the knives A.
tonished everybody, The funny Budworth broth.
era AZ usuai. Kent the house In roar of laughter
sam Long the S soms ,ags met with n hsssy
hernandez appeered. Aniahed one Of the best enter
tainments ever given in Washington.
'' -
,,s Last oier Frsnn
who gave his name as squie Thompson, on the
charge Of stealing alot q segsrs LIQUORS, sardines
restaurant on c street. Thompson has been in
the employ Of Mr.. Bennett for some time, but wal
discharged on Saturday night On Sunday morn
Ing Mr.. Bennett had occasion to go to his stable
and upon arriving there he found the door opei
ne WAS aoins 'nere .,sht NJ hsnnst, sn su ",
sts,rs and discovered he had been robbed of m,
70 as ne w gong on" M% % mo- har
nns tnsh u ne ~ Ss son hoase and Tbomp
s1n W. ns esred np Woman nance
n s hsd see0 eHen ssr SY
.nn and ~ wished 10 i've n nm for ne Vas afral
had BEEN e stolen shs was slre.tei =. an seess
sofy 70 ins sna ,ney w mar,ns s'
owr,,,.I .he,, ~ IN ~ court 'oe' wiz
s''''e' '"'' Vie. - -. So
soLpIE.s, LrDn4Ry At hssory saTAnE Hos
vsrlous bencvolent indiyidu sl,.msny having bee,
donated cttlyfnH
10 much used by the wounded soldiers here TIL
books are carried through the different wards an,
each soldier has an opportunity to get the loan o
hooE zach hooI II labelled numbered and en-
tered upon The catalogue and IL carefully preserved
Thsse books being a donation are 0uftc differen
from a seIections aithourh thew are very goo,
hools Anxiousiy and eagerly DO the soldiers en-
azure for English and American poets, books o
history, biography, travels, &c. German book
are also desired for those who cannot read English
form more acceptable deed than TO furnish SOFA
books OF this character 10 the soldiers' loraf
here. The wounded soldier needs nut iitti" medi
cine, bur he does need mental food.
--
po,,nr J,rrrRs-Wm Bruff and John FADE,
s,sords,,y, aned n nv jnstioe CLAYTON
Geo Eott.anc usinq thrents of yIoIence, fine
"a bv Justice CLAYTON,
Alsyia smith larceny, Iail Tor court by Justic
Cnii
tiee Clayton.
Isabcila Teylor, ACCESSORY to larceny; Jail 70
-, H., I,.tt.,a a,-ton