Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-22

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ADJUSTMENTS
N1xOps WARRINGTON THEATRE,
Cor. O AND Eleventh as., near Pms. avenue.
Saturday Eveniag, Nevenser asd,
A sTRoSG BILL.
- First right Of
cUBAs as - Narramattsh
First and only night
OF
JACK EPPARD.
Fanny brown (ist and ID aets) as Jack sheppard. |
J. W. Albaugh t,d sct) as Jack sheppard. |
Every member Of the Dramatic Company will
Appear.
Doors open at II to commence at TX precisely.
nov 20
II =.
Penn'a avenue, near Walards Hotel. |
LEONARD GROVER, Manager.
THIS tsATURDAY) EVENING, NOV. "a,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
THE GREAT C0MEDLAN-SETCHELL,
and the
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
Lucilies nep Peculiar Version of
JACK sHE p PARD,
JACK sHEPP ARD,
The Bold Rob6er and Hghpay,nan.
h 4 sn,e, western as Handsome Jack
To conclude with the great farce,
REGULAR FIX.
setchell as Hugh de Bras.
"'midst the gathering thunder clouds"
IN REHEARSAL T r Eu SHEEN and TANNING OF
Admission-so, %, and 70 cents. nov a
LORDS THEATRE,
Tenth street, near Psnn'a avenue.
d Il N Il FIT
And last night Of the engagement Of
MR.. HUMPHREY BLAND.
Last night OF
MIR. and MISS COULDOCK.
First appearance Of the celebrated vocalist,
MR.. JAMES DUNN.
Last night OF MRS. PHILLIPS
This Saturday Evening, November "a,
new domestic drama,
ONE TOUCH OF NATURE.
william Penn Holder Mr.. Couldock,
Miss Constance Belmour Miss Couldock
After which, the military burietta of
loa, or the Veteran and his Progeny.
Philip Gaibois-io2 Mr.. Bland
To conclude with
b L A q X E Y E d 3 u AN.
s Ma' Peter, with a song M Mr 4 pna
pany- Choristers, Ballet, and a large Orchestra.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 90 cents; Orchestra
Seats, 70 eents Family Circle, % csntsi Private
Door. open a, sx o'clock performance common.
ces at ~ O'Clock. nov %
N GARDEN CIRCUS,
PennsylUanid avenue and Seventh street.
First time In many years of the
Mirth-provoking Extravaganza of the
PONY RACES;
or, the
Course In Miniature,
In which will be introduced
Nixons stud of Trained Ponies,
and the
TROUPE OF BOY RIDERS,
Performing Animals, &c.
| EATON STONE the WIZARD HoRsEMAN,
MSS NARY 4t CARROLL iS MISS , E,LvIRA,
| And all the Artists,
Both Afternoon and Night.
On MONDAY an Entire New EQUESTRIAN COM
| PANY will appear.
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DEPETITION OF THE GRAND CON-
| IL CERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
The SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, al
the o
1 Poor and the Sick and Wounded in the Hospitals
FELLOWS HALL, seventh street, with change o
programme and additional force.
| The whole musical arrangement will be b,
Madam CECILIA Youso KRETsCHMAR, and Pro
lessor Gro. FELIX BEsxERT, Of Philadelphia, will
Doors open at o'clock. Concert to commence
i Tickets 90 cents; Reserved Seats 81; Children
halfprice. To be had only at the music store o
John F. Ellis, 3O6 Pa avenue, and at the door OF
the evening ofthe Concert.
PROGRAMME.
| PARTI.
!. Allegro from Trio-Piano, Violin and Violincello
| KdIIinado.
.. Duet-"L'Eternita," Soprano and Basso. Verdi
.. solo from the Creation.-"In Native NORTH" 70
Tenor Haydn.
4. Ave Maris.-soprano solo, with Violin and Vic
lincello, composed for this occasion by Denkert
8. Solo Contralto.-"The Harp that once thro' ia
ra's Halls" Moore.
6. Duo Concertante.-" C'est une isrme," Wolf
and Piano. Latom
7. Prayer Soprano solo with Qusrtette. Donisefh
l. Andante and Presto from Trio.-Piano, Wolf
and Violincello, Hummei.
O. "Gratias. n-soprano solo with Flute obligatG
Gugiielmi.
p g. o, salutaris, Duet, Soprano and Basso.
4. "Elegie. violin solo. ErHa.
8. "Gaudeamus. "-Solo Qusrtette. DidbeHi.
9. Priests March, from Athaia-Piano and Qua
tette. Mendeissohn.
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