Daily national Republican., 1863-10-30

LiouoI THIEvBs AND 6nUaaLBRs AnRssfBD.
-This morning, about three O'Clock, Roundsnan
Pierce, Of the Eighth precinct, whilst going his
rounds sAw light In the yard Of Mrs. spsuldins,
on street, between First and second east. Upon
approaching the yard, he saw three nsn rolling
out barrels Of whiskey. He Immediately proeufed
the assistance Of Officers Barkley and wallinss.
ford, when he arrested the men, whose names are
James cavenaush, Jerry Connsll and Charles No.
Ian. Mrs. spaulding, the propristress OF the res
taurant, 10 at present eonhhed In the Old Capitol
prison for selling liquor 10 soldiers. The liquor
had been eonnscated for Government use
At 7 o'clock this morning Roundsman Pierce
also discovered three others engaged In similar
act At the restaurant Of Mrs.. Kelly, New Jersey
avenue, between and streets. They were load.
ing wagon with boxss Of wine, Ae. Mrs. Kelly
is In the Guardhouse. This the policeman knew,
and upon asking them where she was they replied
that she was in bed. He arrested them forthwith.
Both parties were turned over to Capt. Camp,
Soldiers' Rest.
CnARsBD WITH 0PsSlNo HER HOUSE WITHOUT
sriHo ORpEnEp.-A Mrs. spaulding was arrested
yesterday, BY orders from Capt. Todd, on charge
Of opening her house, after IL had been closed by
he military for selling liquor to soldiers. She was
.cnt to the Old Capitol by Capt. Todd.
Mrs. Ellen Kelly was sent to the Central Guard
house by the same ofnoer, on precisely the same
charge. she IL held for orders from the eaptaiA.
SMUGGLING LIQUoR.-L. Howard, X. Miller,
Peter Angel and Geo. Myers were arrested At the
wharf, at the foot of sixth, by the guard on duty
who found them putting . quantity of whiskey
aboard Of q small boat for the purpose Of SNUG.
Cling II to Geesboro' Point, where the parties
above named are employed % carpenters They
were oommmittcd to the Central Guardhouse for
punishment.
HoRss sTHALINa.-David Montgomery, col
ored, arrested last night, the police OF the
First ward, charged with the larceny OF horse
from . man named Casey. II appears that the
horse has been sold twice since being taken from
Casey and that the real thief has not yet been sp
pretended.
BOGUS DETscTIvI.-John c. Keeler, . SOL
der, was arrested last night by one Of Capt. Do
lans detectives, who found him playing the dstec-
tive In certain houses In this city. He was com.
mitted to the Guardhouse BY Capt. Todd.
REMEMBER the monthly meeting Of the
Friednan's Relief Association tonight at Asbury
Amusements.
Crowns THEATRE.-To-night those humor-
Gus geniuses, the Florenees, take their farewell
benefit. tits easy to predict how the house will
be upon the occasion. That II will be one to test
the utmost capacity Of Mr.. Growers beautiful and
commodious theatre il beyond doubt, for the al
most unparalleled popularity Of these great comic
| artists With our own community, a. well a. with
the many strangers from all parts Of the country,
| are now In the city, has been most undeniably
manifested during this engagement by . constant
succession Of crowded houses ever since Its recep.
tion. great bill has been prepared for this ben.
eft occasion, being less than three OF the best
pieces in the repertoire Of the Florcnoes In which
all the great abilities which have rendered these
capital srtistes 90 popular, will be fully displayed
Add to these the beautiful selections to be per
formed by Koppitz's unequalled orchestra, and the
| unique finale to the evenings entertainment, bJ
the beautiful favorites the Rabinesu sisters, and
we have one Of the strongest bills Of attraction
that has been to an audience In thi,
city.
FoRD's New THBATRs.--To-night promises
TO be an occasion OF no inconsiderablo importance
at the above.named fashionable resort. The beau
tiful and accomplished young favorits, Miss Mag
gle Mitchell, has her farewell benefit this evening
playing for the occasion her beautiful domeati,
drama OF Fanchon, the Cricket. Ample accom-
modations for the large audience which vii
undoubtedly be present have been arranged. Inas
much as this 10 the last night In which Mis- Mitchell
will appear As The Cricket, we would advise al
dssirous OF witnessing the most exquisite hom
drama which has been written for the moderI
stage TO embrace the present opportunity, a.
similar one may not offer itself during the prescn
season. Mr.. Bishop, Mr.. Herne, Mesdames Muzzy
Chapman, and the entire company at rord's, vii
sssist In proper representation Of the play. Seat
can be secured without extra charge.
CANTERBURY HAlL.-Julla Mortimer, Ernes
tine De Faiber, Millic Fowler, Clara Fowler, H
W. Easan, J. S. Edwards, Geo. R. Edeson, I'd
Murray, and the rest OF the versatile company
will appear in one Of their recherche performance
tonight. The Arab Lay" will be presented 70
the last time but one, with the drama Of "Dic
Turpin," and the ballet advertisement cntitie
"La ssrabande Militaire." Tomorrow afternoo
the usual family matinee will he given. The hal
Is comfortably warmed by stoves and strict orde
10 preserved.
VARIETIEs.-This evening will be tho Las
night Of the present attractive bill Of entertain
ments, in order to present more attractive move
ties for the great Saturday night bill at the vari,
ties, which IL, on all occasions Of Saturday eve
ming, one OF the greatest shows OF the city. Thi
evening, however, will bs performed mammot
bill, and on Saturday evening will be performe
the great drama Of Jack sheppard, the new pante
mime Of Mad a. March Hare, and over one hur
dred acts Of various kinds, consisting OF song
| oeAsost 1sAAopA"h sosst ~Ss
THs only place where you can purchase lndt
Rubber goods Of all kinds at nvfactsras prioes
st H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, u
! PennsylvnniA avenue, bstween Ninth and Tent
streets. Also, all kinds of RHbber goods beaut
fully repaired At short notice. mar 2S-u
| New. YORK STYLKs.-G -Gestlemen's Clothing =
Nev and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dres
and Business wear. The Engiish Sack and Wall
! Ing Coats excell in beauty, grade and finish AMI
|, thing over offered In this city.
. WALL, STEPHENS l. Co.,
oc8-H 322 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Who WILL n CURED I'VE desire TO cal
special attention to the advertisement Of tho oels
brated Dr.. Velln, which appears In another colum
The Dootorma safe and reliable practitioner, who's
skin and experience IL guarantee that the unfo
tunAte Victim Of certain indscretions with ooI
ndenoe intrust his case In his hands. Let youn
: man he warned In time, and seek the best means
rslisGs
A Word OF ADvICl.-Those who have boe
doetorins for weeks aud months without obtainin
rslief, should consult DR.. Fishblatt, whose ofncs
At No. al street, corner Of Eighth stroet, and