Daily national Republican., 1862-12-11
LOCAL NEWS.
AruaSasenasnfs.

GRoyrRs -Romonoe Of a Poor Youpo
y Ri. The suscs.
novsss which hs n
therefore be positively the last but one o7 Il. pre-
sentstion. Among those Of Manager Growers ex-
Seenr .s company embraced IL ths .apero, east
Lofty Hough, Isabel Freeman, sophie Climber,
Mrs Germon, and Messrs. L. 7. Barrett, Dan
beautiful scenery BY strong gives evidence Of his
superior artistic talent. The sublime music ar
ranged by the great Koppit., and performed BY the
@ sseH IN 70 he az
theatre every, night. we trust that the public,
for them 70 witness the Romance of Poor Young
Man. will not let the opportunity escape without
seeing this truly beautiful production.
CAowpEp TO ExcEss-is Ford's fashionable the
ns N ss
ment,n has made great hit Last evening this
fayorite resort was literally Jsmmed with anxious
Richings, as Marie, was fairly entrancing, we
believe II was In this character that Miss Caroline
,shsnss ss. years ago. 50 % firmly established herself
sho has performed in. Mr.. Peter RicRings acts
with his performances in the old Park theatre
choruses are tie best and fullest that have sung
among us for years The large and really excel
lent corps de ballet that appear In the divertise-
ment after the opera, are feature in themselves.
To-morrow night grand gala benefit to Miss
Caroline Richings
WASHINGTON vARIETiEs--Last evening another
Of those delightful entertainments, which appear
Il on o q III 0n aad wit
seen. His talent is versatile and remarkable; his
performance embraces peculiarities, and he plays
well upon dozen different Instruments, dances
with skin, and, in fact, is a rare genius. His
guitar solo Is nightly hailed with Immense ap-
plause. The psntomime troupe embraces a num-
Der Of excellent performers, and they are worthy
the patronage Of the entire public. The "Battle
Of Farnbrough" convulsed the house with laugh
,, ter, and the singing and dancing was loudly ap-
This evening very fine programme is given, in
which all the great artistes pear-Hernandez,
Berger, szoliosy, Pilgrim, LandIs, Coleman, &c.
So that the patrons OF fun may be certain OF seeing
most humorous entertainment -
CAsTERBuRy.-The liberal patronage bestowed
upon this wellconducted institution, ls certainly
merited In the highest degree. Mile Galetti and
Mons. Velarde are, without doubt, the greatest
wa,S N The line q he e1 in the
necessary to see them in the splendid ballet entf
tied La Boquetiere,' in which they will appear
Pennoyer win new laurels nightly in their superb
act, The Gipsey,s lay" while the fine corps de
ballet, and the other members Of the company
male and female, acquit themselves nightly In a
manner which reflects the highest credit upon
them as talented artistes. Who would not attend
the Canterbury while such an attractive enter
tanment is giveni
NIxos's CIRcUs-Mr. Kings equestrian troupe
are drawing iull and fashionable houses at Nixon's
temple. Mr.. Sherwood, (he original " Pete Jen-
ME, Mr. Frank Phelps, ian excellent clown,) Miss
Mary Carroll, 1.-THE best equestrienne we have ever
seen,l Miss Issdore and Miss Victoria, 1.-TWO excel
lent ddnseses, the Conrad Brothers, will all appear
this afternoon and night
The theatre at Alexandria, under the manage
nent Of Mr.. Nixon, y doing a fine business
Eaton Stone, the star of the equestrian profession
Is identified with the success Of the concern at
Alexandria.
Mr.. Tom King will be the recipient Of a benefit
on Friday night We hope TO the house
crowded.