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Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

AMUsEMENTs.
CAHT RBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AvrsuE, EEAa sSrH ST.,
-.4'-' IN the rear cfns Nstsond Hotsi.
INCREASED ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK
GALA w n n
At ths Great Cantsrbury,
With Its powerful Combination Of Artists-such
an immense array Of Beauty and Talent upon one
stage, without precedent In the Annals Of Amuse-
THE CROWDED HOUSES
Accorded to y, by the public, demand an seknowi-
ION, which i ths solid foHndstion M Of success. "
THE CANTERBURY SPARES NO EXPENSE
All sss &c cgs., sssn. 81 sss
First make application for engagement.
Immense success Of
MILE ANNETTA 0ALLETTL
MILE ANNETTE CGALLETTL
MILE ANNETTl GALLETTL
The fascinating French and spanish Dsnseuse,
who. has no equal In the present day, for Grace,
talent spa Se.S and e. sas ss
who havese her will remember her son, winning
appearances, and sllsxceliins modesty.
chief festure-the principal cerd-of the Rsvsis
during their recent tour through this country. She
II now Fec8lViuk
THE GREATEST WEEKLY SALARY
paid 70 any one artistic before the public for
tinued engagement.
Continued engagement Of
MONS. EDWARD VEJARDE,
TIE Bed Male Dsncr IN he World.
MILE GALLETTI and MONS. VELARDE
are nightly received By AsR ,s ,s
traordinary attraction, the sweet and un-
proachAble vocalist,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
The premiere Dsnseuse,
MISS KATE PENNoYER.
The pleasing songstress,
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
Together with
The Great Star Company Of he Canterbury,
Who will appear every evening in choice selec-
'AthARsS sfssS easSksl eeSassSfakAslrrEs. 40, &c.
First week Of the e sh.SrTing ,,rr .,.r
Arranged By Mons. % Z. Ve,.rd., entitled
La BOQUE IE re,
In which
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MONS. EDWARD vELARDE
VIII appear, supported by
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE.
...
,,cv Return Of the Washington FsySri;s, ,rr.
' DICK PARKER, ~ ~
The Great Negro Comedian.
r. NJ HAYES,
The Champion Clog Dancer of the World
Mr.. Hayes Challenges the World. Man and
Mr. GEORGE R. EDESoN,
The Talented Comedian, Pantomimist and Comic
Singer
Re-engagement OF
NJ JEAN CLOSKI,
The wonderful jig dancer and Ethiopian deinsator.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
KATE HARRISON,
ANNIE HARRISON,
----. Mile JENNIE,
La PETITE ELLA.
Revival Of the Great
,v..v. GYPsY's lay,
-, Py MISSES MORTIMER and PENNoYER.
BILLY EMERSON J. srLvAs CLARKE,
and the CORPS D'ETHIoPE,
Forming In all
THE GREATEST BILL EVER GIVEN
In any one establishment in the country.
To conclude with the screaming farce of
THE MERRY COBBLER,
WAX vs.. TINsEL.
Christopher Mr.. Geo. r. Edeson
Doors open at sA; performance, Tk o'clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, so cents
dec
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

GENERALS OrrIcE.-Miss Julia Wilcox, Miss En-
sedgwick and Mrs. Hagner all ofthis city, have
been appointed to clerkships Id the Quartermaster
Generals ONCE, at salary Of S6o0 each.
Prof LOOMS, who formerly kept Young Ladies'
Seminary the corner Of and Thirteenth streets,
has also received an appointment In the same bu-
reau. Salary 400 per annum.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

DIED ON TIE BoAr-The Government under
taker was called, yesterday, to bury the body Of
private John Dunton, company +, Thlrty-ffth Mas
sachusetts regiment, who died on board Of the
Government transport steamer Zephyr, lying at
the sixth street wharf
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

GEoRoETows MARINE LIsr.-Au1rdi-Sch
VIM. Severe, Sanders, coal, Havrc-de-(ir schr
Magellan Burchell, hay for Government
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

LADIES', Mems, Youths, Misses' and Children's
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Gaiters, Ladies'
and Gents' Buckle overshoes, with felt lining and
top; Mems Short Knee and Hip Boots. Al Allen,
Clapp Il Co.'s India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue,
between 10th and 18th sts. nov 2-im
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

CAMPBELL HosPITAL-This hospital, which l,
situated on Capitol Hill, will be open to-day oil
Monday for the reception Of patients. II will ac
commodate about seven hundred, and will be In
charge Of DR.. ], II. Baxter. . XIX
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13
, IsT OF LETT 70 Rs
REMAINING IN TIfH

WASHINGTON OITY POST OFFICE,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER i2, issa.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13
T GITT'9
l. L NJ B 4 r Y A r ID

SIX ST R E E T,
south OF Pennsylvsnie Avenue.
dec Eff
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

PERsosAL.-Colonel Burgess and wife, U. 8. A.,
Colonel r. c. Euright, U. s. A., VIM. C. Moore
head, Ohio, y. W. Coburn, Illinois, are at the Ma
Drake, Connecticut, Thomas II. Pease, Connecti-
cut, r. r. Paine, Ohio, p II. Breslin, Ohio, Charles
Z. Dana, philadelphia, are at the Metropolitan |,
Captain Ritchie, u. s. N, Judge Pierpont, New
York, General Cassius M. Clay, U. $. A., are at
Willards'.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

A WORD OF ADvIcE.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult Dr. Fishbatt, whose ofice is
at No. All street, corner OF Eighth street, and
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience hA
established DR.. Fishblatt's reputation as physi
clan. Recent cases cured In q few days. Charges
moderate. DIR, FIsHBLAfT,
No. +2i + street, corner Of Eighth,
..'. Opposite the General Post Office.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

Music IN oUR PUBLIC scHooLs.-Professor 7. II.
Daniels, professor OF music In our public schools,
is on q visit to Baltimore for the purpose of ex-
amining into the system Of musical Instruction
taught In the public schools Of Baltimore by Pro-
fessors Cleveland and Root.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

CHESAPEAKE AHD ONO CAsAL.--The following
boats arrived at Georgetown yesterday =. D.
Hartley, wheat and hourj c. Watson, -four; J. J.
The following departures are reported T. d. Hart
ley, l. 8. Nina, T.. Watson, Highlander, DR.. b. A.
Doagss sna "a n. wst:on Owing to ,o%s di:
large number Of boats, laden with coal, were un-
able to reach the city yesterday.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-It is not necessary for
Mr.. II. A. HALL to enumerate the different styles
and kinds OF Rubber and Gutta Percha manufae-
turers goods he keeps Che has them ALL on hand;
and glance into the beautiful store or list Of prices
given BY his attendants, will convince any one that
his establishment Is really the only India Rubber
Wdrehouse and is located at $40 Pennsylyania ave
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. dec ST.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-The place to buy your
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINs, CAMP BLANKETS,
HAyELoCKs, HAvERsACks, and every article
made from INDIA RUBBER, Is at II. A.HALL's
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
them at manufacturers' prices, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets. oc 20
ISDIf RUBBER Doors AND SHoEs,-1he above
articles are sold cheaper at II. A. HALLS India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylv ylvania avenue, than
at any other store In this city vicinity. This is
so. Call and satisfy yourselves, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue. no 22-u
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

THE BULLION BANK redeems Its notes In u.
8. Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards is presented.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

DESIRABLE INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-Mr. II. A.
Hall has Just received lot OF oficers' Long and
Light duh finished Coats also, dull finished Pom
chos, extra large sizes; also lot of blue English
Talmas very long, at $40 each; which he Is selling
house, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, oct 2T-tf
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

ATTENTION, AFrLIcTED!-Dr. vellny is yet
engaged In an extensive practice In this city,
and we would call the attention Of the poor,
puny, emaciated victims of their own sins to
the best sources of remedy. First, give up your
present course of life ut once and forever and
(and none are better than DR.. Vellny,) and be
cured Of the disease which Ia now undermin-
ing your constitutions and sending you to pre-
mature crave,
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

POLICE MATTEEs.-R =. Lowder, drunk and dis
orderly fined Si.76 by Justice Drury.
II. Logan and A. sullivan, drunkenness; committed
to work-house by Justice Drury
Mary l.. Easton and Eliza J. Richards, lar
ceny jail for court by Justice Clayton
Emma Marshall and Wm. Marshall, disorderly
conduct fined Si.0o by Justice Clayton.
A. Brown, larcenyi Jail for court by Justice
Thompson. I- ......
VIM. o. Harra, assault and battery held for q
further hearing by Justice Walter.
II. Johnson, assault; fined S3.sa by Justice STRAIT
ton. '... ..... ........ '..- ......-
James Diggs and John Lee, vagrantsi committed
to jail by Justice stratton. .'...
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

CALL TO REV. 4. L. MACON, d. D., OF New
YoRK.-The congregation OF the Calvary baptist
Church, which at present worships In Temperance
Hall, last night voted to extend call to the Rev
+. L. Magoon, D. D., Of Albany, N. Y. DIR. Magoon
IL we'll known throughout the country as a most
able divine, and will, II he accept, prove most
valuable acquisition to our Warrington ministry.
Hon. Amos Kendall was appointed chairman Of
the committee to walt upon the gentleman. DR.,
Magoon several years ago was pastor Of the Second
Baptist Church In Richmond, Va; the same church
which was the first to give Its bell to be cast into
cannon, afterwards called the Second Baptist
Church battery. The "good brethrenn of the
church became alarmed on learning that their pas
tor felt sympathy for his brethren Of darker
akin, and he WAS compelled to leave the city.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

Go TO WHITEHURsT, 4s4 Pennsylvania avenue,
Fine Card yignetts, formerly sold at S6 per dozen,
now selling at s4 half dozens, same rate. Colored
Imperials reduced from $50 to so; selling whole
size colored at only 90. l will excel In CoIored
Carte de Yisifss" having secured the services of
superior artist for that branch of business Like
nesses ofmany of those fallen In battle be OBJ
tanned here; also card photographs Of prominent
men, both civil and military. noy2i-im
WOUNDED AND DISABLED SoLDIERs-Can have
their "Hecessary Pdpers" made out for application
of Inpalid Pensions," Immediately upon procuring
their Discharge" by application to Peck Gardner
y Zulick No. 4SSk Seventh street, between ID and =
streets, near General Post once No charge until
peasion 10 procured. no 2s-lms
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

DRvsK.-on Thursday night, Capt Jofnaon's in
fantry patrol found man, who gave his name as
Lieut.. Jones, OF the sixty first Pennsyivania, but
who has been discharged, on Twelfth street, crazy
drunk and dsorderly. He still wore the uniform OF
2o'elock In the morning He had been in bawdy
house, but was so drunk and noisy that he was
turned out doors, and when found he was trying to
re-enter the house. He was taken to the Central
guard house and locked up for the night
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

BOTTLE OF MoLAssEs, Doors, &c, RECEIVED
THRoUoH THE MAIL.-since Gen. Burnside issued
his order interdioting articles being brought within
his lines by the different express companies, those
wishing to send such articles have resorted to the
novel method Of transmitting the same through
the mail AL kinds of articles have, In conse
quence, been received at the Washington post
ONCE. Among other things, q day or two since
which the sender had placed the United statei
postage currency In payment Of postage Unfor
tunately for the owner, In this instance, postAg,
currency is OF no value when thus used.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

First Appearance Of
Mise Kate Marshsn, Miss Kate NJ ars,, all
From the Winter Garden, New York.
Daily national Republican., 1862-12-13

A SMALL-Pox CAsE.-Yesterday afternoon, q
large crowd gathered on the corner Of Pennsylvs-
mia avenue and Twenty-hrst street. On exanina-
tion as to the occasion Of II, we found unortu-
nate negro man his knees, leaning against tree
a number Of yards from the crowd who were gazing
at him On closer observation, II was found that
smallpox. He was frightfully broken out and
crazy with his disease. A surgeon was sent for,
and by his order the man was conveyed to a more
suitable locality for the treatment ofsuch disease
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
tbeseftiou

Descrti0n has become far too frequent IA
the confederate army. And yet the habit =
not peculiar to confederate soldiers There
must be dczertions from al military service
where there ! No punishment for dcserion.
We mean no punishment adequate 20 the
oacnsc. none which a coward or n eagabond
had not rather encounter than endure the
service or the poril Of a battle. Death -
the proper punishment. aud Is Is the punish
ment prescribed in our laws: the punishment
mcted the desert er by governments general
ly. We anticipate that our Own government
wiIl be forced 10 resort 10 u. With a cred
table humanity and forbearance. the policy
&C appealing 10 the pride Of the soldier by
advertisement. BY disgraces. has been pnr
sued hy our commanders. but there - little
pride IN the deserter. and the fear OF disgrace
sill not deter him from absconding The
penalty OF death will. An example or tao
would have a fine effect.
IL has been suggested by a citizen that
the community can assist To some extent ~
supprcssing the spir u Of deserti0n by limit
ing the facilities Of escape The habit has
been to treat every man wearing the uni-
form kindlY-to feed and lodge him. By
questioning each one. and requiring him 10
show his Pa-s. or his discharge OF fnriough.
The difficulty "a the desersers war may be
increased. Desertcrs may forge papers. 4 is
true. but little rigor IN this respect will
pat them az least % that trouble, and they
cannot al forge papcrs. The suggestion i
worthy Of trisl--RickHsss ~ Dispafck. Jsns
1874
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

The Chicken CrOws!!

~ turning back " a number Of the Jour
nal OF last week. the above heading may
possibly be found Then follows these lev
precious lines from the editor Of that pa
per.
The returns OF the election ia Iliaois, on
the adoption OF the New Constitution :ndicate
that il has carried by over twenty thousand
majority. The City Of Chicago gave over
nino hundred majority for il. This Is com
pete aud decisive Democratic triumph -
Three cheers for the noble Prairie State
truly she Is worthy to contain the grave Of
the great and good Douglas.
We knew at tho time CLARION penned
those lines. that he was rather too fast -
There vas at that time only slight prospect
OF Democratic victory. aud the Journal
not having had chance 10 "erop" any for
long time. and fearing the prospect would
speedily vanish. concluded to give vent 10 it,
disposition. and consequently put forth the
above.
Now. - this great Democratic victory
turns out TO be humbug. and the New Con
stitnton rejected by large majority. we can
safely say tina. the Democratic triumph il
not quite 40 "conrpiefe and deeisips'' "a friend
CooxERLr stated il 70 be But We say with
the Journal
.Tkree cheers tsr The noble Prairie SLATE
truls she u p,rfay 10 contain he qrspe Of The
great and ,,oosi Diugias'
The above coming from the Journal
reminds as Of fhs following Growing" from
the Jackson Aiss.snppian Of June Sch:
Mcclellan whipped and run away We
took thirty three thousand prisoners. ten
thousand of whom marched into Richmond
with knapsscks AID aecoatrsnents on Ten
10 hfteen thousepd Of the enemy killed aud
wounded Eigaiy thousand stand Of arms
captured
's,onewall Jse Ion at sixteen miles from
Washington"
The Jo1aa.s chicken will never Grow
again In this cosn,ry He spsrs have been
taken OF. and hrs feathers all palled ont
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

Pending the Mexican trouble Il might be
we'll perhaps TO place on record the pre-
clse words Of the famous Monroe doctrine
- matter of reference. The statement of
the so called doctrine occurs in the Message
OF President MoSRox TO Congress in Deeem-
Der, 1873, and is as follows:
The American continents, BY the free
and independent condition which they have
assumed and maintain. are henceforth not TO
be considered ~ subjects for future colonixs-
ton by any European power; and, while ex
sting rights should be respected. the safety
AMI .liercst OF the United States require
them TO announce that no future colony or
dominion shall. with their consent. be plan
ted or established on any part OF the North
American continent.
With regard 10 this doctrine. Mr.. SkwAED,
ina speech delivered in the Senate on Janu.
AIRY 20. 1853. said explicitly
II am willing to declare myself opposed
radically opposed-opposed at all times
nes, Aenesforth and to,srer--opposed, at the
risk Of all hazards and consequences, 10 any
design OF any state or stats ON this CONT
oent."
President LIScoLs Is not on record ia an,
Of his speeches or writings either for q
sssinst the maintenance OF this doctrine
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

indianapolis. June D. ls62.
EpuoR ExPRrss: You will perhaps pardon
an outsider. though not long siuce humble
citizen Of the Prairie City. for making
suggestion or two in regard to the coming
Congressional contest in your District.
Before the Union Convention Of the 18th
tho eyes Of the State were turned with un-
feigned interest To the 9Th District Since
then that interest has increased ton fold. on
account OF the remarkable unanimity which
characterized the proceedings OF the Conyen.
ton. showing that the heart of the !peoplc il
actuated by the truest motives Of patriotism.
and that therefore the whole State should be
free from faint and Disgrace; for il Is " ith no
small degree Of humiliation that We submit
10 the conviction that the escutcheon Of our
noble State FURNISHED bright by the un-
swerving patriotism aad valor Of her sons,
cheering them on in the foremost ranks Of
every battle field and the talisman Of victory
wherever il goes. Is furnished by the presence
Of your present representative IN the halls Of
Congress. While the fact IS being indeIIiby
scared into our own feelings. il il also being
felt abroad and the name Of tho msrepre-
sentative has become synonym Nth the
names Of those whose disIoyalty Tor the
Union. their own homes and fresides, out
runs their common sense and barely allows
them 70 escape the foul stigma of treason.
The time has long since arrived when
f.arh<araafa n. "a. 80 - al.
people will perhaps soon have. a. they should
opportunity 70 rise in thor might aud
hurl the Hoa. gentleman into that obliy ION
from which II Is ssd 70 think he ever emar-
gel. And in this connection Il Is often asked,
who WILL bear the standard alofl. aud with
manly courage ADD enthusiasm. Inspired by
the spirit Of freedom and love Of country.
carry u safely through all opposition Who
Is there that can subdue the frothy eIoquenee
al disioyalty and successfully plead for that
liberty and peace which shalt restore our
country TO its former strength snd vigor. and
bring the sanbarnt soldier back 20 his hearth.
stone and kindredf
Doubtless there are many. sat none. per
h&p-e. 80 freely spoken OF as your fellow.
citizen snd former representative Harvey ID.
Scott During his service ia Congres. he
obtained vide reputation zoe activity and
energy IN discharging the duu,, lcsolving
upon him. Nhils the istsre-t sf his eonstitu-
ents AMI the good Of the country we're ever
uppermo-t IA his mind. a. : shosn by has
deeds and word.
Adj TO these qualifications. honesty. up
righiness and patriotism shich cannot he
que>tieneJ and End him 70 be infinitely
superior 20 the present Incumbent.
Besides there i talent enthusiasm exist.
ms in M. scots favor. ~h'ch. IL properly
srOusei. by good shos al opposition. will
cause I'm 20 distance has competitor IN spite
OF the hercuicsn eforts that nst ne made
against hin
These suggestions are thrown out ~ifhout
having consulted any one from the 9Th Dis
ts'et sns merely because the attention Of I'll
~ho have the hoaof Of the State 81 heart !.
'urned n this direction. bas TIE good people
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25
Illinois saved from the Grasp OF
Trnitor~

The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says:
Our dispatches this morning are conclusive
the traitors Of Illinois and their infamou.
schemes are buried out OF sight To the
delight and the surprise Of every one here.
counties in Southern Illinois that have al
yavs been strongly against us have
.iven a majority against the swindle--
Note the msjoriiies in Washington and Per
~. aud in all Of them. thus far. the falling
of on the vote for Douglas Is from twenty to
+. hundred per cent. The world. after all
does move.
The conspiratsrs who stretched forth their
urofane hands. covered all over ~ith seces-
,;on slime, 10 destroy the organic Law under
which Illinois has attained the proud position
Of the fourth star in our glorious galaxy OF
States. have politically persisted beneath the
scorn OF an indignant people. Let theiI
names be handed down 10 posterity aud be
come Kissing and by word among al
honorable men. All honor to the honest
noble seomanry Of the State. They have
.aved us from ruin and everlasting infsmy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-25

IL will be news 10 n good many honest
people in the North to learn that a new party
Is in process of incubation in this city, the
founders aud instigators OF which expect "
will vet be tho dominant power in the nation.
Meetings have been frequently held in the
interest OF this new organization At the Ever
EFT House in this city, and Il has already so
cured the cooperation Of number Of active
and cole politicians. Among the gentlemen
who are reported 10 have been present at
these meetings are Fernando Wood, Fred.
A Talmsdge. Gideon j. Tucker, James
Brooks. Augustus Schell, Geo. w Morton,
Jas. Greene. Hon. Jas +. herrigan, Hon.
Benjamin Wood. and other equally distin-
guished gentlemen.
The theory of this party il that as soon as
tho Southern armies arc out OF the way. aud
the worst features Of military rule over the
conquered States begin to appear. there II
be a revolution in feeling at the North in ia
vor OF "our Southern brethrcn" the
pressure Of taxation. the prostration of trade.
the swarming OF idle negroes North, will all
rebound 10 the dscredt oi the present Al
minisiration, and that then would be a good
time for this new party to come before the
country and carry everything before H.
The programme OF this new organization
will therefore be;
L. Opposition TO the emancipation aud anti
slavery policy of the Administration.
, Opposition 10 is financial policy.
3 Opposition to its conhscation. is irregu.
lar and unconstitutional action. and its slieg
ed couuptions
This party il is supposed. will carry every
thing before II at the South. both in the cot
ton and border States. aud. with good luck
and good management. a favorable result Is
also hoped in a sufficient number OF the
Northern States 10 give il the presidency and
Congress two years hence.
We make this matter public "a IL is entire
" too good a thing 10 keep quiet. The gen
tlemen interested. who have been doing
good by stealth. will blush To find IL fame.
Hon. Ben Woods recent speech In Congress
in which good deal IS said against the Nertt
aud nothing against the South. was delivered
in the interest of this new organization. tho
brains of which arc carried Ia the hand O
his ex "excellency' ex Mayor Wood - Men
York World