Daily national Republican., 1863-11-27

lie famous fllbWOTtH IDuhNt, WHpbt WuuueTtul
perform ances with the mushet and bayonet have
created the most intense excitement among mill
tary men and Others, all OF whom agree In pro-
"'"Bfasf BEsf I,a DRILLED SOLDIER IN AMERICA.
Fourth week of the brilliantly successful engage.
ment OF
MISS KATHLEEN O'NElI.,
MISS KATHLEEN ONEIL,
The ,T1ePrss,,hle ;Ha nI;ss ITI.H Si,I in her
IRRESIsTABLE COMIC SONGS,
INIMITABLE INTERL9CuTlONs,
AND ORIGINAL DANCES.
Protrac'ed engagement Of the beautiful, graceful
and fascinating N0c-i and Terpsichorean star,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER.
cstaT E,,.' pAPSsiaSs sPGsHssnfe %osSrn, e ,sf
MR.. G. II. PARKER,
Mr.. G. II. PARKER,
THE CELEBRATED CONTORTIONIST
and wonderful
"BONELEsS MAN"
HAROLD HAwK;
THE CONNECTS VENGEANCE.
MIR. George H. EdesOn As. Joe lobktns
Miss Lille Brandon ss.............. Jessie Grey
other characters by the Corp. Dramstique.
I-ENGLAND. Act T2-AUSTRALIA.
cp1Sp rssS'ss, s%sGtspERH f n Sgf%'; otlo,
In the course OF which heautlful ballet will lie
performed under the direction of
MONS. GUILLAUME FouCHE,
THE sYREN,
Introducing the famous
LILLE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON
JULIA RICHMONp LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE 'hGs'Fi Il fFkirrrE ELLA, la~a""A''''' ss, &C.
First appearance of the Popular Ethiopian Come
MIR. HARRY BloopGoop
ENTIRE NEW ErHIuPIANISMs
By the Artistic Corps oil Corkogrnphers,
MIR. ED. MURRAY, II. W. WILLIAMS,
J. $. CLARKE, MONS. SOL,
7. BROWN, {. w. SWAGGART.
Including, for the ilrst time an astonishing bal
sYLPHs Of THE sWANEE RIVER,
Produced under the immediate supervision OF the
Edwnroini, the great Msitre de Corque, and
THE ENTIRE CORPS DE BRUNETTE.
Admission. ."..................2s cent.
Private Boxes, holding six persons.......Sb
Doors open At I o'clock; Performance Al 1k.
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1863.
TWO GRAND GALA PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission-Lsaies 70 cents; Children 10 cents.
nor23
VARIETIEs MUSIC HALLl
Hamblin n Co......................... Proprietors
titzsimmons, '..s'age Manager
THE GREAT MUSIC HALL AND RESORT.
CROWDED HOUSES WITH STAR PER.
FoRNIANCEs.
THIS EVENING,
And every evening during the week, the magnih-
cent, thrilling, and spectacular pantomimc oi
DON j u A N;
DON } u AN;
OR, THE LIBERTINE DESTROYED.
Received last night with unbounded applause.
MILE CHERRY PETRlE,
A. the Dsshing heroine.
WITH NEW NOVELTIES AND STERLING AT.
FRACTIONS, THE WHOLE COMPANY
APPEARING NIGHTLY
We ,nesasy-GRAND MATINEE.
Admission, as and 90 cents. Door open at :;
commences at 5 o'clock.
The splendid Drama OF THE DUMB GIRL Of
GENOA In active preparation. no?7
~ II Il II A Ito II o L y T.,
CORNER NIETH AND ID STREETS,
V. DENGEL, Proprietor.
The proprietor takes pleasure 10 announcing to
the public thst he has entirely rehttcd aud te-
arranged his establishment, and 1t will hereafter
lie kept asa
FIRsT-CLASS RESTAURANT,
where may be found, at all times, GAME oYs-
TIERS, and everything else that the market affords
that can tempt the palate. He has made extensive
arrangements to keep iull supply oi
STEAMED OYSTERS,
which are furnished at the shortest notice. The |
Bar is supplied with the best
ALEs, WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, ETC.
The Proprietor will spare no pains to make the
RI alto complete In every particular. noiI-3m
DEY NOLDS' Nous SE,
COR. or EIGHTEENTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE, |
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
Meals furnished At all hours and At the shortest
notice J. w. RES SNOLDS,
oclb-tf Proprietor.