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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
FESTIVALS, ETC.
~ ND CON e L X T
SACRE ~ NJ u 5 l Z

SACREu MUSIC
CATHEDRAL CHOIR OF BALTIMORE.
A Grand Concert uI sacred Music will be given
iur the benefit OF the Infant Asylum Of Washing
ton ON TUESDAY ENENING, October l3th, At
UUD FELLOWS HALL, seventh street, by the
i,r.I.med Cathedral Choir OF Baltimore, assisted
by the United States Marine land In orchestra.
Ihls VIII bc one OF the choicest and rafest musical
entertainments ever giyen In this city and the OBJ
ect 10 one OF the nObest charities oi the District
uI uolumbis. tickets, 90 cents, may be had at the
music stone of Mr. r. Ellis, 3O6 PennsylyAniA
avenue, and at the door on the evening oi the Con-
cert oso-tu
NRAND BALL H Il TIE MEMBERS
" OF THE MErkOPoLlrAN POLICE Of
tue Third ward who were drafted into the United
states service. ,-
The members OF the Po ice take great pleasure
Ia ammo uucing to their friends and the public, that
this Ball win take place at Temperance Hall l.
street, between Ninih and Tenth streets, on Tues
day, Ocioncr l3ih inst.
Inc Committee oil Arrangements pledge them
selves to spare neither pains or expense 10 make It
pleasant and agreeable TO all who may iaVor them
with their company. .
PEorLssun J. W. KREIs has kindly yolunteer cd
his ser, 10 act BALLET Master on the occasion.
TicKctss 81, admitting Gentleman AMI Ladies',
COMMITTEE:
L NJ. sKiPPON, JOAN T. SHE'D,
J. L. PETIT, GEO. W. FRAZER,
kUsERT JOHNSON, JAMES ULuSDi,
JOHN I. PARKER, ALBERT BREWER
vets-dtds
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

MEETING OF CoLokBD ODD FELLows.-The
annual movable committee Of the Grand United
order Of Odd Fellows, composed entirely Of col
o,ed men, will meet In this city on tomorrow,
7tb, at Union Friondship Lodge, on Fifteenth, be-
tw, en- l. and NJ streets. This 10 the Representa-
tive body Of the United States. and will be CON.
posed Of delegates from all the Northern and
Western States, British Provinces and the Island
of Bermuda.
The " works" Of this order were obtained from
Leeds, Eng, an application to the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows VI the United States having been
made and declined. Several years since the annual
meeting was set for " ilmington, Del, but before
the day arsyed the Legislature Of Delaware passed
law iorbidding free persons Of color coming Int
the state, one year ago washington was selected
as an appropriate place, in view Of the fact that
slavery had just been abolished In the District.
The conyention never met in the South before
although there are a number Of lodges In active
operation In Baltimore. David D. Bowser, oi Phil
ndclphia, 10 Grand Master, and James kcedha"
of the same city, Grand Secretary
As there viii DO grand demonsdAaon' 'ohn a
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

A WoRD OF ADvIcE.-Thosc who have bceD
iOstoriBE for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief, ahould consult Dr. fishblAtt, whose scc II
at No. t2i street. corner Of Eiglth street, and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experiences has
established Dr. Fishblntts reputation as physi.
Han. Recent cases r'tred In q few days. Charges
uoderata. DR. FlSHbLA1T, =
No. t7i d street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post One.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

LIST OF CoNsIGNEEs.-The following is the
list Of censisnees per steamer Jas. g. Green, which
arrived at the wharf OF Morgan n Rhiuchar'
agents, on Saturday:
U Navy Yard, J d Dcfrees, Capt @ W Ford,
Jno r Stebbins, Government Printing Ofldc, W W
Armstrong, Chas Armand, John Alexander, Il Beal,
Boteler u Wilson, q W Beal Brv, W Boteler 4
Son, J Z Bayley, q A Eeeleson, W II franklin, II
l. Gregory, NJ Gleason, Mrs Mary Geisking,
Green " illisms. II Grossmeyre, Gotlhilf d Ben.
rend 4 Hall, Hitler & Co, r nall, George Hill, J
blanchard h Mohun, D boswell, l. Bsrtlett, J
Baldwin, W Bryan, Barbour Il semmes, Bar
nard, Games, J II Clark, Colinesu, J H Crane
l. Co, II Chatain, C0nnell Il Johnson, Campbell l.
son, Dorsey / Wood, q Dswett,J y Defrses, Jas
3 Harry, a Hamblin Co., y Howell, A u Hep.
burn, Aug Johnson, L n Julehn, W c Johnson,
Ionss 20, Johnson 4 Co., Kiiburn 4 Weiis,
q l. Kennedy, Z Kuhn, 3 Lake, y N Lnthioum,
w Lowe, Q L lockwood, Morgan h Rhinehart,
Lyman MILLER, W McPherson, Myrss & AIoihan,
J Matthias, W s Mathews L Son, Mayheld b Brown,
McGregor b Co., W Msizerott, W Meyenberg,
Murray Il Semmes, d r Morscll, Olmick, Order,
W d Masses, Taylor, W TsIssslg, = " rhomp-
ker q Co, q n Wight, : Q Water. r VII.
John ogder, Page, Philip solomons, q h 4
Parker Co, PulezI, Ruppert, Ramiberg n
Ebert, Smith K Morrison, w \ slnn, Smithsonian
Institution, Savage, Major n stins, Lharles
stott, l. II schneider, san6orn, John Saul, Treas
ury Buidinga, Tiliston l. Co., y Wilson, Webb
Bcveredge, w Mitchell.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

RoBBING A PRIsoSER.-Benj. Taylor, I'd d.
c. volunteers, 10 held for trial on the charge Of
robbing \ prisoner In the Guarihousc Of his rail-
road ticket to New York. The person robbed,
being without money, was furnished transporta-
tion from military headquarters.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

METAL WORKERS. STOCK.
consisting In part a. below
Lead, In pigs, bars, sheets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, ahd sheets,
Zinc, IN pigs and sheets, if
Copper, In ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and piste,
Steel, Cast, squarc, round, and octagon,) Machine
ry, tound,) Tire, Spring, Blister, se.,
Galvanized Iron, 'aitHns l..
Russia Sheet Iron,' , sTtE
Galvanized strap Iron, -
&C., ko., 10 |
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

ATTEMPTED LIQUOR SNuGaLIsa.-Andrsw
Wershe was arrested on Saturday at Camp Barry.
by Ofiiccr Benson, OF the Eighth precinct, who
found him trying TO smugGlc liquor into the camp.
Wershc arrived In this city few days ago a. .
hanger-on OF battery q, First New Jersey artillery
lie was committed to the Central.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

UNION LEAGUE MEETING.-Judge William
Johnston, Of Ohio, will address the League this
evening, at their hall, on Ninth street. These
weekly lectures are becoming deservedly popular,
and are largely attended by both sexes. We learn
that tho Rev. Mr, Powell, Of New York, will ad-
dress tho Lsngue next Tuesday week.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
WANTS.

CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-
~ TERS OFFICE, Depot Of wAshinston. Ne.
i5i North street, Washfsstou, Ootobef 3, isss.
TWELVE sHEET.IRON WORKERS wanted
Immediately at the Government workAhop, corner
Of Nineteenth and streets. wages the usual
Government rates, With rations included. Good
and expsrieneei workmen required. None others
need apply. .F.E.. ~. .'r.rs. ...--.--.-...
ApIilsation to be made a. once to p; p; crist,
ooa-i9t Captain, A. q. NJ U. 8. Army.
IN AND WARRANTS WANTED.
firTY LAND wARRANTsof Of 20, 90, i2o and leo
acres, wanted Immediately by
CLARK 4 GAYLORD,
se3-u Room ., corner Seventh and sts. :
UTANTED, AT THE TREASURY
w Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To
good workmen the Highest wages will be given
and steady work. Apply at the Once Of Construo-
tion, Treasury Building. ISAIAH ROGERS,
VIZ TANTED.. IA GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmaii family desires 70 rent . House with
dve or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
city. Please address Box 70, Republican ofncc,
stating terms, location, 40. jyiS-f
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

CMITH & BEALL, DEALER IN MEN
- ARd Boys Clothing, NJ ssvsath st. jyN
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
MILITARY KS.

FnILP 4 sOLoMoNS, Booksellers aud Army
stationers, 80! Pennsyivanin avenue have for sale
u complete assortment Of AL the Military Works
Mccieiisn's ResSisti'ns % ior the Field Service of
Cavalry In Time OF War. Price o.
Field Manifold Winters, note aud lei or sizes.
$3.50 and $3.50
The Company Clerk; or, How to make out all Re-
them. Price 81
Manual for Qusricrmsstcrs and Commissaries,
cont aiming as'fue'ions Tor preparing all pa
New Army Regulation. for isss; n,.,,.,,,,. slep
Soldiers. Price Si2o
Scotts Military Dictionary, Price 50
Wcbs'er's Army and Navy Pocket dictionary. Si'
Dc Hart on Court Martial, 50 DO
Bcnet on Court Martial 50
Coppee on Court MARTIAL 76cents
| Csscy's Infantry Tactics. vols. S3S0
Army Army fsy Fsy 'f fsSi:. ior thirty and
w tliriy-"ne days s;crsr.,e' a. 10 ssats
| KobeItss Hand Book OF Artillery. u
| Heavy Artillery Tactics, lsis. ~
| Tscktrd's Minor 'urgcry. $lb0
Hints On Iieslth oi Armies. ~ cents
Alanual uI Heavy Artillery. 7ocenN
instructions ior Field ARTILLERY. s3so
Ss.: :fssss hs.S e s;:s .:s ssssss
Renton's Ordnance aud Gunnery. 81
simpsons odnnoce and Gunnery:. ~
smith. Hand Book Of Surgical Operations. sL1S
ssS.E S%f. c"p y ss G and s' e.
Schslks Art oil WAS. si,7b
Jomini's Art OF wsr, Si.bO
Wilson'S Tactics, with questions. 500
United StAtea Infantry Tactics 81 80
Army and Stnh Otiieefs Manual 500
DuAne's Manual for Engineer Troops So.
Memoir on swords BY Col, Marcy. 90 CENT
Gillmore's Siege and Reduction OF Fort rui"'Ai'
S260 ,x
| Nc CleIlAns Bay onet Exercises sLS'
| Mahan's Outposts SLID
| kolAn's Cavalry lioIscs. SLOW a.
| l.,,, ia II.at .g
| HospitnI Stewards Manual, SL2o
i%.pp more ON Guns shot Wounds; 70 cents
Anu Ali other Military bookA hot meh'iohsu
above. anal n,st,yc
! I,tI"iios, Inotogiaphlc Albums anu stsuonery
uir,ury variety ,n, ,,..,,o,
iEI. hy PhlLP l. sOLOMoNs,
/ .,iti ssl PennsylvAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

BLACKsMITHy AND wHEELwRIGHr MAZE.
RIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Fellses, Ciroles-oak, ash, hickory,
elm and gum,
shafts, Poles, singletrees-oak and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, Black and Bright Flip.
tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferruies, Maiiesblc Castings, Eel.
loe PiAtes, ,T 'i
Philadelphia and EAstern Carriage and Tire Bolts,
factory prices,)
stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs and
buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rasps, Smiths Files, Ham
mers, Shosing knives,
Bar Iron and steel, In every grade and size,
Enameled Duck, Drill And hiusIin, lat msnufae.
turers' rates,)
&C., hc., dc,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
NEW BoUKs, NEW BOOKS

N hw BOO ks. NEW BOOKS
TIE M lCninsular % Campaign IN yirsini.; or Incl.
J. Marks. Illustrated. Price 81 30.
Life OF Victor Hugo. BY madamo Hugo. Price
southern History of the War. BY Edward A.
Pollard with portraits. Price S2.6O.
squire Treylyn's Heir. by Mrs Wood. Price 81.
Eicanor's Victory. BY Miss Brsddon. Price 90
cents
Live It Down. story Of Light Lands. By J. Z.
Jcstitcson. Price tpaPer) so cents
Gala Days. Dy Gail Hamilton, au hor Of loun-
,Iy Living aud Thinking. Price 81 50.
Our Old Home; Series OF English sketches. BY
N. Hawthorne. Frce Sl.2J.
The Capitol OF the Tycosnj q Narrative OF Three
Years Residence In Japan. by Sir H. Alcock. :
vols. Price S1
Lite OF sionewall Jackson, with hi, Military
Career. Price 81.
Freedom and War Discourscs or Topics Sug-
Gcstcd by the tines. Dy IIoniy Ward Beechef.
Price 81 30.
The Drummer Boyi a story OF Burnsides Expe-
dition. book for bOys. Price o..
The Physician's Visiting List and Diary for 1854.
Price Sl.25.
And all other New and Recent Publications.
For sale by
PHILIP Il SOLOMoNs,
oct6-'td 3T Pennsylvanis avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
CONFECTIONERY.

TUST RETURNED FROM EUROPE,
u with large and hao assortment Of French
snd German CONFECTIONERY. My customers
and friends will please give me a call.
oc6-lw JAS. SHAFFIELD.
OYSTERS OYSTERS! OYSTERS
" SERVED IN EVERY STYLE,
sHAFFIELD's CONFECTIONERY,
oeS-iw sixth shest, between q and II SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

TnR only place where you can purchase India
Rsir goods Of all kinds At kanuJ Jafweys prices 10
st II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 80
streets. '. tNH' mar se-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

AGENT In the District Of Columbia ioI-
"Putnsm =" hammered Horse Nails,
"D.amond state" Horse shoes,
&C and =" Horse and Mule Shoes.
Auis- -3m
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
NJ L w b q 0 X s.!

NJ l. w B % k $!
Nincluko, q novel. ny the author Of" Doctor An
tonic" Paper. rs cents.
The Ring Of Amasis. BY N, Bulwer Lytton. Cloth
Si26.
Daily Religious Exercises. By Rev. N. Head
near 800 pages. Cloth. 81 90.
knapp's French Readiug Book si?5.
New Gospel ot Peace. Paper 90 cents.
kieanOr's Victory. Paper. 90 cents.
Freedom anu War. By II. W. Beecher Cloth.
81 30.
Rev; J. J. Marks, u. u, Peninsula Campaign in
Virgins. tlOih. 81 3D.
Sent hy mail free on receipt OF the above prices.
Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Ocb-7t tChronl s3l Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE,
Hair Cloth, 10 10 10 Inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other colored canvas,
Tuft Buttons, all oolors,
Tufting Twinc,
Upholsterers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
UpholstereIs' Tacks, Light Taoks,
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron screws,
Blind and window Fsstsnings and TrimmiDgs,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table, and socket-Brass and
Iron,
Back Saws, Escutehsons,
screw Rings, &c.
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chest, Box and TrunL
Locks In great variety.
ac., Sc., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND ESTRAY. GAME TO THE
i house Of the subscriber dark brindie STEER,
years old, brord hOrns and white face, with dark
spots around the eyes. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying expenses.
RICHhED NEWTON,
Corner Fourth and Market street,
octi-3aw2w Georgetosn, u. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
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NOTICE.
VIZ

NOTICE.
LsaLrEIE .- WAa DEPARrnERr,t
WASHINGTON CRY, D. c., Jan. 2b, 1888.
In consequence Of tho pressure of business .,
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army ofths fotomAs viii bs given At the ofiee
Of Lieut.. Col. CoHRAD, IN Pennsylvania avenue,
above Ninetsenth street. iao
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Planes-Bench, sash, Plow, Bead, Rnbbet, nc.
Chisels and Gusges-Firmer, Socket and Turners
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bitts, extra Bitts,
Hammers, Hatchets,
Hand, Pannei and Rip Saws,
Gimiet-pointed sorews-iron and brass.
Locks and Latchss,
Knobs, Essutohsons, &e,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Beveia, Leyels, Compass Ssws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, stray, and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-S, and 10 inch,
Door shsAves, Door Rail, Dell Pulls, &c,
Nails and spikes, cut sad wrought,
&c.. 60, NC.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

N a n II q q ID
M HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, In Sealed Envelope. Price six ets
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Radical Core Of Sperm ator rh9a, SEM
inAi Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual
Debility, and Impedimsnts to Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and fits;
Mental and Physical incapaeity, resulting from
thor Of the Green Book, &c.
"A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps, by DR.. tH. J. c. KLINE,
lat BOWERY, NEW YORK,
sel5-3mindNw Post Oiiice Box, 1885.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

vmsSs14 WV Wss1sss =
best citizens.
CANTERBURY HALl--Thae wa frest rssh
Of the sdmissrs Of female beauty, Wit, AID hunor
81 this standard music hall last night. TIE reap
pearaaoe Of the fascinating young sisters, Mlles
| Augusta and Marie, was greeted with tremendous
applsusc, and the popular sstlstes, MIsses Julia
Mortimer, Erncstino De Faibcr, and Mile and
Clara Fowler produced A. much enthusiasm a.
ever. All the ladies appear again tonight In the
| splendid new ballet, entitled "Le Carnival do
Madild' Tho "Gypsy Trio" and the amusing
Irish extravaganza, "Thc Happy Man." will also
be presented.
VARrsrIEs.-The new combination of this
temple Of amusement met with the most nsttering
reception last evening. The house was crowded,
and the audience seemed 10 appreciate the laugh,-
Bile pantomimes by Manit and Bartholomew, tho
beautiful balets by Mons. Baptistin and Lima Win
dell, including the varicfes lovely ballet iadess
The return Of the old favoritc, Jim Budworth, was
hailed with delight. This new combinations 10 well
worth seeing each and every one In his assumption
Of charaoters-the best ID the country. II will b.
seen, BY tho Varieties advertisement, that they
have engaged the beautiful dapseusc Carrie Avery.
VINO Will. 81 CuRBb Two desire 70 cali
spesial attention N the advertisement of ts cole
braie DR.. vcilny which appcan In another column
The Doctor n sNfo aad reliable uhose
skill and expcrienee " guarantee that the infor.
tunatc victim Of certain indreretions can with con.
hdence lntrust his case In hia hands. lse youae
men be warned In Gmc, and seek tho best means 81
tsliefs aI0I0|I ~
-
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

GROVERS THEATRE.
rcnnsyivsnis avenue, acar wiiinrd's Hotel.
NEWLY BUILT,
WILL Be PREPARED TO GIVE
PERFECT OPENING PERFORMANCE,
THE EVENING OF
TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1868,
WITH THE GREAT COMBINATION
EMINENT DRAMATIC ARTISTS,
Il. l.. DAVENPORT,
J. W. WALLACK,
MRS. FARREN,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
And the full streogth of his
IMMENSE PANY,
Including Mira. ID. Ny ron, Mrs Viola Barret, Mrs
NJ " hilton, Mrs. J. II SCOTT, Mis-, sophy Climber,
Miss Ellie Wallis, Miss Emma SNOW, Miss Emma
Mary Green, Miss Pike, siiss Lapdig, Miss Whittou
hessIs: tharlc, Barron, L. Bari ct, Ben. Rogers,
=. d. Williams, ". Myron, Geo Wilson, W. NJ.
J.. s Wemysa, Jas. Wharton, N. Coulter, @, Ward.
y. Koppiir will direct the Grand Orchestra. -.
n. opening Performance, presenting the great
artists In their strongest will consist
'' 'A'1'''''''' ''tSffHii GTHiELLo.
T.. L. Davenport as........................ .Othello
Chas. barron "a stAppeArsnce this season. Casio
hen kogcis ......................... .Brabantio
j. L. barrett. t..'..''.................. kodcfigo
". II. Bokec iarst appearance this sea
- son. ......puke o. venice
,,i. Siaano
T. u .Luu,vico
eoliin.......'..
ME-, Ma, sarren rs EmeS
"'' 'GisA GRAND "P INAUGURAL 0tjvvEiRTGsE,
Composed by Z. Koppitz Tor the occasion.
Mr. Grover has co hpleted arrangements upon a
tion of the above and other Shakspcrian plays.
New scenery, by ID. A. strong. New and appro-
pirate Properties, by .. Wallis, Of Nibl0s Garden,
Weapons aud Armor Of each period. New cos
tumes, prepared from colored plates imported from
4. Hailes Lacy, 80 Strand, london, expressly for
MIR. Glover, by Mr.. Knox and assistants. Livery
detail under the personal supervision OF Mr..
Seats may be secured for the Opening Perform.
ancc after this day, until further notice, at Will
lstds', kirkwood, Metropolitan and National Ho-
Of sdmissior-Dress and PaIquet Circles, 90 cents;
Orchestra Chars 10 cents; Family Circle, 20 ecnts'
Reserved Seats, 70 cents extra.
HANGING ACADEMY On TIE Is
LAND.-PROF. MAMIE, at the earnest So
iiuitation Of numerous friends, has secured the
ISLAND HALL, which heis now h Wing thorough
ly rchttcd, and viii commence dancing class 10
lew days. Notice will be given. oea-lw'
IL Il. LABBE'S DAN ING
H.. ACADEMY.
Professor y. X. Lsbbc's Academy viii reopen on
TUESDAY, October l3th, In the hall over the
store oil Messts. George and Thomas Parker Co.,
rennsyiva avenue, directly opposite tho Me
tr0politan Hotel. Days " tuition ior Aliases anu
n,eucinr al O'clock D. ~. Classes for gentlemen
same evening conf msncing at haifpast seven.
se2s-2w'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

An fMPosINs CATHOLIC PROCESSION Ores.
ing Of 81. ALoysius Parochtai EAooi House,
the grcstest display ever ma In this city BY our
Catholic citizens took place on sunday, on the 90.
cason OF the opening OF the st Aloysius Parochiai
echoolhouse, for girls. All tho Catholic associa-
tions In the city were In the procession. Tbs
marshal.in. chief was Thos. II. Parsons, ESQ. The
following was the order Of the procession
Aid. Chief Marshal, mounted. Aid
Band Of Music.
., 81: Aoy.Is Literary insiitu.s, wi h banner:
Students Of GonIaGA College.
st. Aloy'in' Sunday school. Boys and Girls. with
Mt; blnio.hy'. school, Girls and Boys.
st. Domlniok's and s.. ratrieks sunday Schools.
s. orpSsn rstss st. sdaasy sseHTHo With s.In
-. orphan Boy. Of 81. joseph's Asylum.
Aid. Bass Band. Aid
ST. A'0''a' Society ysi's s.S:.s, %.ss
esps %sss :. s &C. , sssaiS2 st. S.s y'H eSslss S:sss with
Young Catholics Friend soeie,is.. with hammers.
The Feni.n A.SoeIs,ior, with banner.
40. 81. Aloysius' Institute. AID
sodaiities Of the I%m.oalsie Conespti'n n, with
Conferences Of st. Vincent De Paul, with banners.
Friends Of the Schools.
Tho n. Aloysius Literary Institute, and the 81,
Aloysius Pafochial and sunday schools, len the
church. corner Of north Capitol and I streets, at
Filth 70 St. Mary Church, al which place they
received the German Catholic associations. They
thsn proceeded down Fifth TO p street, and up y
BY number OF other colleges and schools. Thsy
were then Joined by the orphan boys And gtsls 81
Tenth street, and thence pfoce down Tenth to
lana avenue, down this avenue to Third street,
where ST. Peters sunday school Joined In the pro.
cession.
From there they went up Third to D. and down !
to First, and up First to the schoolhouss. Here .
prvpriate exercises took place. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. A. L. Hitilcbegsr and other cio-
quent speakers. The school house 10 one hundred
feet by loIty, and has just bean completed. II will
be opened this week, under the direction Of the
s,sters Of Charity.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

ohu HihhhEcf
Mr.. Cassidy has the extreme pleasure ot an
nounclng to his friends and the general public
THE GREAT AMUSEMENT EVENT OF
THE SEASON,
In the standard aud fashionable theatre, the "Od
Drury " OF Washington, noted for Its superlativc
social arrangement and by Its builders
sccor ng to all laws OF acoustics In order to rem
| existence,
THE OPERA HOUSE OF THE CAPITAL.
A ora GRAND OPERA, 'A"A
Under the direction of the greatest Of operatic
alacstros and Imprcsarios.
CARL ANsCHUTZ,
%no ~ an enormous gu expense and ,ic employ
sents to the American public
GRAND GhRMAN OPERA,
THURSDAY NfaMTl SSTGtSCFSG i tTSsERs 8 tNExr,,
THE NEW GREAT PRIkciPAL EUROPEAN
HrnauArMEn, AartspEi: ispn tsp Vi.nu, oper. Hrnr
HhLLtR, tou the Brunswick Opera. HkkR
REMY, from the vicnn, Opera. HERR HABLE-
Mann, from the Brunswick opera. MILE PAU.
LINE tARRISSA, from the Vienna Opera. MILE
CLARA LANG. from the Pcsth O.icr. MILE
pAgLiNE rRucKNER, from the Vienna Opera
MLLE JULIA DRoME, MIR j. WEiNLiCH,
Conductor of Orchestra. CARL ANsCHUTZ.
A FULL GRAND GERMAN CHORUS.
A GRAND SELECTED POWERFUL oRCHES.
IRA.
COMPLETE ENCHANTING CORPS DU BALLET
MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY WARDROBE,
BY j. SIOLLWERK.
Scenic Artist, NICHOLAS MEIsTER, from Co.
lognc.
Seats for the opening light (Thursday) y III be
sold At Mc,zerotts music store, corner Of Eleventh
street aud Pennsylvania avenue, commencing
wednesday morning At 0 O'Clock.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
will be presented Wcber's chef deurrc,
DER FRElSCHUTZ,
with the following unequalled cast:
oWokh :.......:. Herr haimer
From Vienna; his irst appearance In America.
tuhO. herr tran
Agatha. .................. .Mme. Hsmuier FrCderici
From Berlin; her Inst appearance ln Amcrict.
Annchen .....Mllc Carrissa
From Vienna; her nrst appearance In America
hcir ntihnch
ntNH. helr haDlenl1n
From brunswick; his hrst appearance In America.
From Vienna; his first appearance In America.
The costumes Will be entirely new. OcS
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

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EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, NEAR l.
JOHN T. FORD. Manager and Proprietor.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 AND 8.
TWO NIGHTS MORE,
..,.. TWO NIGHTS MORE,
FANCHON.
FANCHON.
FANCHON.
THIS EVENING
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
supported by comuany Of incomp srabie excel
lehcc, will appear In her fayoute play of
fANCHON, THE CRICKET,
fancnon. sMaxtie mnchcli
viu bafnchuu.. :....... ~. y. ~ bshof
Mother BArbeRuG. Mre. u. n. Chapman
The rest OF the characters are entrustsi TO All
istes Of eminent ability, and whose pophlari'y y
gives them an snvisble cminence In tho thcstii
pro ession. Oc5-2t
TOMORROW EVENING,
AT AN IN PA RIS,
MAGGIE MITCHELL
In Five Distinct Characters.
3" NGTON THEATRE,
Eleventh 1T, near PcnnsJ lvania avenue.