Daily national Republican., 1863-11-13

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was taken to drug store near by, and from there
to Judiciary squsre,by on,cers niistesd and white
more. DR.. Ford was soon In attendance, and rem
dered every assistance in his power. The mans
| leg was broken. '' 'aTr. 10 " s.
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Amusements.
GRovER's THEArRE.-Beneh Of Mss Lucille
We'ferr.-It 10 Axcd fact that this charming
actress asks her patrons to turn out for her
benefit without preparing for their entertainment
= performance Of suiiicient magnitude TO repay
them In full for their patronage. For evidence Of
| this we would call attention 10 the immense bill
| presented upon the occasion OF her last benent
and the still greaer one which has been prepared
for tonight Victor Hugo's thrilling drama Of the
Actress Of Padua," which was played last season
upon the occasion OF Miss Westerns benelt to one
Of the largest and most delighted audiences ever
assembled within the walls Of 4 theatre In this
city, will open this evenings performance, with
Miss Western In her famous character Of La Thisbe
This 10 to be followed by the beautiful romantic
drama Of the "Wept OF the Wish.ton- Wish," Miss
Western sustaining the character OF the loving
and devoted Naramattah.
Mr. Koppitz has also prepared grand musical
treat Tor the occasion. He will introduce through
the aid OF his uncquaed orchestra, several entirely
new and brilliant pieces; amopg which We will call
particular attention to the following gems which
| have never before been performed here Beissin-
gers grand overture, "The Rockmill;' "Dream
Pictures "a grand Fantasia by LumberE, intro
ducing the Chimes; The Boquet Of sonss''-srsnd
introduction and waltz, written upon the most
popular airs Of the day, by Mr.. c. Koppitz.
The audience at Growers last night was the
largest that has been coDgregated In any theatre
| In Warrington, since the memorable benefit Of the
Sanitary Commission. The play was the French
spy,' which was well played throughout-Miss
Western displaying, In her beautiful part, her
great dramatic powers to the finest advantage.
FoaD's sTHEATRE-Booth's FarepeH Ben<ft.-
This evening Richard III will be produced for Mr.
Booths farewell benefit. Messrs. whsatleigh,
Pearson, and De We're are in the cAst also, the en-
tire extensive company. Tomorrow night, last
appearance OF Booth, and production Of "The
Robbers" Monday inaugufates . comedy season,
when the beautiful and charming Webb sisters
Will mase thcir first appearance In Washington.
SkIPr's MISsTRILs.-Last night was another
crowded house at the Washington Theatre. The
Gunboats certainly arc one Of the finest minstrel
bands In the country, and those who have not
| heard them have missed a treat The widest On.
thusiasm prevailed again last night while Tim
Hayes and Sam Hague were dancing. Collinss
singing and the banjo solos OF Low Gaylord were
much applauded; also, the burletquc d.ncing OF
Mr.. J. W. Charles. t...
CANTERBURY HALL.--Something attracts
crow ded houses at this famous amusement resort
night after night but whether II 10 the really won.
derful pei iformanees OF Mr. Chideru with the mus
ket, the delightful comic delineations OF Kathleen
o'Neil, the beauty and artistic dancing Of Ernes-
| tihe DeFaiber, the whimsioalities Of Edeson, the
truthful acting Of Eagan and Edwards, the lowell.
ness Of the ladies Of the ballet, or the whole to-
sether, the public can best decide. Tomorrow AZ
ternoon matinee will be given. It will be the
second snniversary Of the opening Of the hall. A
display Of fireworks will be given In front Of the
building between six and seven O'Clock p. N.
The VARIErIrs.-Thc attractive and excel.
lent programme presented nightly to its patrons
by this popular music hall has made II fame and
reputation over the District. None should fall to
see Mafat and Bartholomew iu their side-splittiDg
pantomimes; Jim and Bill Budworth In their negro
eccentrictiesi Bob Hall and Little Tommy In their
bonmots and quidets; Mona Baptistin and Miles
Wndlo and Schultz in their grand baleis and fetes
Jenny Allen, Maggie Wilsop snd the entire protsan
company oi artists. An entire change Of perform.
snee this evening.
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