Daily national Republican., 1863-05-22
.AMUSEMENTS.

r street, rear OF wIlIardS Hotel.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1s, 1898,
WASHINGTON CITY AND THE WAR,
WASHINGTON CITY AND THE WAR,
Designed and executed by the celebrated artist,
MR.. DAVID A. STRONG.
4 series Of representations, correct in every par
tlculAr, Of the city Of Washington, with ita
STREETS, HOUSES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FOR
TIFICATIoNs, PRoMENADEs, PUB
Lie LEvEEs, HOSPITALS,
STORES, HOTELS,
&C, &C, &c.
This work IL the frst Of the kind ever attempted
In America, and is doubly interesting from th'
the battles in the Vicinity Of Washington, whiel
| have attracted the attention OF the whole world
and the interest Of which have been such an i'm
portant matter with the citizens Of Washington
the crisis, have watched these conflicts for the
MON,
and by deep study. consequent upon their import
anoe, are entirely familiar with many Of these
THRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE
FIELDS,
which are so correctly portrayed by the great ar
tlst-strong To strangers as well as citizens this
magnificent exhibition 10 full of interest, for here
they may see, with satisfaction, many hundreds Of
pOintB Of interest, which would escape them in a
mere cursory glance of the Capital. To lend Ad-
| dltionAl satisfaction to all,
AN EXPERIENCED ELOQUENT LECTURER
will address the audience each point Of the en-.
| tertainment.
sTRONG's WASHINGTON AND THE WAR
will be opened to the public on
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10,
and every night during the week
For the especial convenience of Ladies', Children,
or Families, there will be Grand Apres Midi Ex-
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Admission 25 cents. Children 10 cents.
,GoTimence-Night, at 8 o'clock Afternoon, A.
O'Clock. mylS-u
VIZ SHINGTON THEATRE,
w CORNER ELEVENTH AND c STREETS.
AN ERA IN HISTORY.
UNCLE TOM AT TUE NATIONS CAPITAL.
FREE SPEECH, FREE PRESS, FREE PEOPLE
Tuesday, May 10Th,
AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
VIII be represented Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves
sublime work, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
OR, LIFE AMONG THE LowLY.
Seats secured three days In advance without eX-
ira charge. Box office open from 10 a. m. to p. m
Doors open at ~; commence at
Prices Of admission as usual
For iull particulars, see circulars. may 10
I0DD FELLoWs' HALL!
I -
| TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10,
And every Evening during the Week,
| GREAT STEREOSCOPIC PANORAMA OF THE
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR,
| Views at Home and Abroad Statuary, sc.
In connection with
| SANDERSON'S RUSSIAN WAR
Each EVENING, and on WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Admission 25 centsj Reserved Seats, so centS;
| Children, Is cents. may iS-tf
ICtANTE ERBURY HALL.
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT.
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MIR. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
MIR. JOE COBURN,
MR.. JOE COBURN,
CHAMPION OF AMERICA,
Has the honor to -nnounce that, at the desire oi
very many friends in the city of Washington, hC
will take his
BENEFIT "MATINEEs,"
Monday and Tuesday AfternoOns
May % and %, at O'Clock.
The Manager OF the Canterbury has kindly con
sented to the use ofhis
BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT
for the occasions.
The entertainment is OF the most elegant an,
fastidious character, and will include the
ACTS OF MINsTRELsY
of the celebrated Canterbury MinstFels, and tbs
famous Dramatic Scene from
TOM AND JERRY,
Introducing
MR.. COBURN,
in his great Sparring SpeoiAlties which have VOL
for him his recent great fight with
McCOOL,
the Champion of the West, and have won for hin
the proud title Of
CHAMPION OF AMERICA.
Upon these occasions he will have the assistance
in the exhibitions of
MR.. MIKE NORTON,
the celebrated trainer for the championship of
JOHN C. HEENAN AND or JOE COBURN
and also representing characters in the piece
Mr.. TOM HYER,
the late champion and cOnqueror Of
YANKEE SULLIVAN
MR.. Z. PRICE,
the early antagonist of Mr. Coburn, and the RcieTe
In the late fight for the
CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA
The original Seconds, Baokers, Umpires, and Rel
cress will be present on this
GALA OCCASION
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Drchnatra saats aud parnnatta al. EaUary 4