Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.


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Corner, or story Of Hearts and Homes, will also
be REPRESENTATIVE. and Miss Couldock a. Peter
Probity and Grace Emery A great Saturday night
bill, for the benefit of Mr. Bland
Aswe have announced that the Opera is coming,
we now inform our readers that the Opera will in
augurate Its season at Ford's theatre, on Monday
night. Miss Richings, Mr.. Richings, Mr.. Dunn, and
full company, with chorus, ballet, and increased
orchestra, will all combine their artistic efforts to
plant the Opera firmly as an Institution among us.
Ntxor,s WAsH,soror TarArnr.-we w,sb IN
call particular attention Of our readers 10 the fac,
that this evening the dsahinr spani.h danseu.e.
Cubas taxes beneat A this theatre and ofsr. Sor
the last time the two most successful pieces Of the
season--the "Wizard skif," and "Pocahontas," In
both OF which pieces the cenefedre Will appear. In
the hrst, she Will personate three characters and
night terrific combat. In the last piece, she will
execute for the nrst time In this city her Wild ex-
owing dance, enttied "H oe."
Gsovrn,s Tur.rRr-Beue6f of Lvciu, Western
Miss western appear, this evening IN two ~ her
very best ch.rncters-in Madame R.cbeps great
French play fthe aspy of ST. Marc. or the Council
Of Temp and in Madame Celeste,s Thrilling IndI.n
drama Of the "wept OF the wish-ton-wisS, or the
Maiden of the EAGLE plume.p In the arst n,ece.
MiEs Lucille appe AZ La Thsbe the great nctress
of Padua, and In the second, a. the loving brave,
and devoted Narrsmattah. ni
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oesu.,u' anu 'sien'ea Iavor''e, MISSES mortimer
anu remover, drawing 'oa close To-nisht VIII
DC posiiveiy the last but one OF their appearance
on the Canterbury stage, and great pains have been
taken TO render the performance on these last two
nights exceedingly attractive Miss Mortimer will
sling several OF her sweetest ballads Miss Pennoyer
will execute several Of her fascinating dances, and
will appear with Miss Mortimer in the "Gipsy's
lay" Miss Agnes Switzerland, the Scottish night
ingale, will exhibit her exquisite vocal powers
George R. Edeson, Bob Hart, Lew simmons, the
Corps de Ballet, and the rest Of the dramatic CON-
pahy, will appear. =
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Sum WI, rue nus sensation aetsi
Nsynoas anu mayer w,i contribute their humor-
Gus powe,s' MISS Uarron WIN execute her dashing
ae's, 'he muies VIII De introduced, and the whole
company VIII make special exertions to amuse
ana edify Their patrons. On Saturday, the Pony
Races Will be positively brought out with all the
original turf scenes, and fine music. The piece is
replete with fun, and has always drawn full houses
Nixon has spared neither pains nor expense in
getting 1t up, and IT will no doubt pay him hand
some dividend on his liberal investment,
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FAcTs ABoUr THE soSs or Trxprp.xor
The order of Sons of Temnerance has heen In
its ramiacatons. over he whole Of Nor,b Ara =.
lea and a portion of Enrone. The NationaI
Division exercises authorize over the whole Of
the loval limited Statea Canada g. and RIA.
its deliberations in varIons narts or ,ba norn,rs
The order ia most aonrisbin1 n, nresan, Z,
the States of Maine and Massecbnset,s 'V wSe =,
prohibitorv i,onor Laws a,s N nrera,io,s' ""e''
The order "p pow nnmhars ~ T., o Sors,,
about iCO. OOo memhers' and 7S IN ,adn ais,,'
ora There arc A. Grand o. S,.to ns.:,.s ISL
New Brunswick. Nova Scotia Prince Edward,s
island. Newfoundland and canada East anS
West. ' -''' anu
The last session of tho National n,v,s,or ,v.s
held in Hamilton, Canada West. in Lime last,
as that was considered neutral ground vhars
ali could meet in harmony Onlv tha ,nvas
States and RritIsb Provinces howevar ,ysra
represented. The renorts from tbesa dls,r,o,s
represent the order To- be- in a favorable condI'
ton, Returns were receiyefl from o. Grand
Divisions. which renort n total Of I 44o snbnrds-
nate divisions, o7 Az members Admitted 10 aoo
expelled. 567 deaths---totai m smhers Mn M M
lndv yisItors an All Maid for benaats sIo'aSo
who can caIcnIate Inc inauence If sncb an
army. scattered thouohopt the land n,sdaod 20
sobrietv3 N' p'o'e'" '"
The order In washington ,vas nj o,o Tina In
n aourIshing condition. and exerted ! nowersni
inauence mon The commnnitv For rea,
Years past II has been rather on the dec,ine
until only one division n noble Sa;thsni han3
ciety, Within few months nast This division
has been prosperous, rs membersbin has ran.
idly increased, and It's meetings spirited and
interesting, Now. A second division has been
started. composed mainly of The new element
IN washington society. which nromises grea,
usefulness In the noble cause Of temnerance
We shall take occasion to allnde more S,Iiy ~
this latter movement in a future issne '' W
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