Daily national Republican., 1863-05-11
Amaasmenta.

QRoyER'S THRATRB.-AG the season Rd-
VaneeS, the Attractions are growing more power
hIl ct Manager Growers popular and beautiful
theatre, On POApSylTAniS avenue. Ar. Adams,
remarkably finished actor for one SO young, has
Just oOAslaAsd engagement, and most brilliant
one WithAl, when we consider the excitement
created by thS war news and tho constant rain Of
the past weak. He EiVes way tO the comedy Iumi-
nArtSa OF qualnt but ever tasteful and critical Phil
AdelphiaI WO mean MrS. John Drew and her much
praised sonpAny from the Arch Street Theatre,
among whom are the PopulSf and able actor, Mr..
barton Hin, Misc y, Price and MrS. Ann stephens.
Add TO these Miss susan Denim, MOsSrs. Ward,
Rogers, BOkes, WilhSnS, ADD others Of Manager
0FoVSE'S company, and We have galaxy OF char
acteFiStLs representatives before whom the bright
est companies Of the new world pale, ehagrined
with professional envy.
The opening plays for this conjunction this eve
ming are . comedy BY Tom Taylor, entitled "Up at
The Hills; OF, Life In India" and PiRnohs's great
farce Of "BOmSbody Else" The drat piece Ia an
entirely new play, and knowing the name Of the
apthor no one will ask furthSr Recommendation.
Never hEVInS sean "Up at the Hills, OF course, we
are unable 70 tell you what it's In either plot iu-
dSnt or character, save that II IL foundsd AS the
subtitle InfoEmS, upon oriental hfej perhaps the
FSAdAr will Be able 70 make more SAtisfAGtory do
duGtiOnS By pSTuSiRE the advertisement in another
ali play EoSTS 10 need any description from II ID
OaS Of PlAnehs'S livsiisSt, and will afford the Wash
Iaston public an excellent opportunity OF eritcISng
Mrs.. Drew In the character Of Minnie. Mr. Barton
| Nil 10 one OF the lew representative aotors oi
Anariea, and we bSspeAk for him a place In the
Affections Of the Washington public, before he
IsAVSs, although the stay OF MTp. Drew and her "a
mouS company IL announced to be absolutely limI
/ ted to aIX nights.
we EhouIG much desire, lit were possible, to SEQ
the dead Heart" performed with thiO company
but We suppose that Mt, Adams enters upon some
other sngAgsnsnt immediately.
Let uS all turn out this evening and extend q
hearty creating to the Philadelphia artists.
CANTERBURT.-ThS announcement that thG
diStinEuIahed French danBeusO, Mile AnnettA Gal
letti, 10 TO appear tonight will attract a large
crowd. The programme 10 a capital one, intToduc
ing many new aotS. Mile GRlletH 10 just from al
engagement at Niblo'S Garden, New York, and viii
appear a. "thS pretty s0noritA OF Spain" In tn,
grand ballet IA MNIA De Seville" and the variou
GTtistes composing the mammoth company In nu
mSFous songs, dAnCeS, fGTCeS, pAntomimeS, &c.
concluding with the great moral drama, "JAcl
SheppATd," which 10 said to DO produced in mas
teTly StyIs At this popular place Of amusement.
VARnTtR.-JaCk Sheppard tonight. Thu
new version In one act, six tRbleAuN, and clever
scenes, containing the story of AinswoTth's grOa
novel Of that name, and also all the attractions
the three Got play. Never before attempted to b
played in one act, yet now most successfully repre-
Ssnted In that space at the Varieties every night
J and performed with the regular concert hall pei
IoTAAnce. FOrreSt SiSterH tonight, with harr
Lsslie, W. g. Budworth, Helena Smith, and all III
company. 4 double performance at a single prie
OF admission.
ODD FELLows' HALL.-This evening, th
ciuEenB OF Washington are to witnOss a eOmbinl
tiOn OF exhibitions at the above hail. consisting
scenery, MARINE views, exquisite groups Of statul
ny, portraits, ke. HOthing hnOT can be imaginet
for no oriental dreaming OF ElySium ever picture
! to himself We've OF more entTAncing beauty. The
! will be shown In connection with the thrillin
4 dioTGmIS representations Of the RussiAn Wa
! every evening during the present week.