Daily national Republican., 1863-02-26


Boxes, holding six Persons,) s6i colored Circle
RSS % GasI At SsSE: ss pormfs. rs 10
THE NEW Q ANTE RBUR ny,
Louisiana Avenue, near Sizth Street.
ONWARD WE GO IN OUR GLORIOUS SUCCESS
FOUR NEW STARS THIS WEEK.
A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
JIMMY CLARK,
FRANK LAWRENCE, '''''A
The celebrated BoneIess Man an .
c. W. PARKER.
Continued success Of
Miss Julia Mortimer, II. W. Egan,
Miss Kate Pennoyer, Billy Emerson,
Mias Clara HARRINGTON, Mona alollosy
MILE Geraldine, Willis Armstrong,
George r. Edeson, j. syIVaG Clarke
MiSSes Jennie Alien, Lille brandon, Florence
Rivers, Kate Harrison, Miles. Jennie and La Petite
Ella.
u First week Of
Misses Lottie Clifford and Josephine Florence.
Mons, Srollosy's beauti flf ballet
STRADELLA,
In which the court OF beauty will appear
New people, new songs, new dances, new ethiO-
Pi"n S'''' anu THE ApARLAy
The performance will conclude with the beauti-
ful trick Pantomime, entitled - -.
THE FAIRY OF THE FoUNTAIN. Wv
Bibe, clown Mr.. Geo. R Edeson.
Admission 70 otsi Orchestra, 90 eta, Private
Door open Stsk' O'Clock, Performance At TX.
Grand Matinee Saturday, at O'Clock.
Admission-LAdies 20 ctS.j Children 10 cts.
no ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
4 ARMY:-MemberS Of Congress, soldiers Aid
Societies, clergymen, editors, and Others
Ipeetfully requested to aid In disseminating the
following notice, which is OF interest to all who
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange.
ments for supplying information with regard to
patients in the United States General Hospitals at
the following points; (others will be added.)
"o6ie' SaniiSry COmmiI'iOn, RasAtngOn, b. C."
Georgetown, Point Lookout,
AleHAndrA' p.,.,u,! Annapolis
WesterH DspdrtmentI-For information, address
"0Ges SaHttSTy COmmisstOn, LoUiSUi1e, Ky"
SLsSI SSineiSaInSstl, panyills,
Louisville, Bowling Green,
Covington, GAllAtin,
Lexington, Nashville.
Information will, under ordinary circumstance,
be given srAtuitously 70 any one applying for II,
In answer to any or all Of the following enquiries
The SPpisstEn r. y Letter the SGSTsF will BE-
| ed at once:
III Isiying name and regimentl at
| q II 80, what is his proper address I
.. What is the namo OF the surgeon or chaplain
q II not in hospital at present, has he recently
been in hospitall
8. Ifso did he die in hospital, and at what date'
9. ~ nrecently disoharsed from hospital, was he
7. nnot, what were his orders on leaving
any patient in the District OF Columbia hospitals
will be furnished within twenty-fouT hours after
request to do so is received at the Washington OF
The once OF the Directory will be open daily
ifom o'clock a. m to O'Clock p; m, and In urgent
received al any hour OF the night
Much Inconvenience In conducting the business
Of the Directory having arisen where visitors have
selves this practice will hereafter be discOntinuedj
nor can lists Of wounded In hospitals, by States,
counties regiments, or otherwise, be hereafter fur
The Sanitary Commission 1, under special authority
from the President Of the United States, maintains
an extensive system Of agencies for securing the
safe conveyance to and distribution Of goods put in
It's ehargeior the sick and wounded points where
and generosity at all points-At New Orleans and
at Warrington, before Nicksburg and at Nash
vllle-lte distribution being governed byA compar-
iHOn OF the wants OF the patients In all cases To
ascertain the relative character Of these wants in
trustworthy manner, and to secure an equitable
distribution and honest use Of the goods distri-
buted, besides the unpaid services Of the mem
berA OF the Commission, twenty physioiAns Of high
professional and moral character, and more than
hfty lAy-agents are employed, under pecuniary Sc
euTlties for responsible and eiiicent service. The
cost Of these arrangements have thus far been
about per centum Of the value Of the goods dls-
tributed. The Commission has not been able to
obtain authentic evidence OF Losses, miscarriage
or msapproPrations, to the value Of one dollar in
ten thousand, Of goods which have been once re-
oeiued at Its shipping depots. The following are
the names Of these dePots, to which auxiliary So
ed without reference to States or localities, but
simply 70 their relative necessity for assistance,
are lnyited 70 send their offerings
Sanitary Commission, Branch supply Once, -
Summer street, Boston, Mass.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply ONCE, 10
Third Avenue, New YORK.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply once, 81
South Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply once, Bank
sanitary Commission, Branch supply ONCE, Chi
cago, Ill.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply once, Lou
iBville, Ky.
The Commission receives no pecuniary aid what
ever from Government, and is wholly dependent
on the voluntary contributions OF the public for
,he means Of sustaining itS opera,t,ons SonFi1H,
transmitted to GEoRoE I. STRONG, Esq, Treasurer,
70 Wall street, New York.
The names OF the following gentlemen, commits
sionerB Of the President Of the United States,
pledged to the public for the economy, integrity,
and stheieney with which Whatever ls entrusted TO
H. W. Bellows, D. T. Geo. I. strong, Esq
G. W. Cuilum, U, s. A. Rt. Rev, T. III. tIGrk, D. 7.
r. r. G. Wood, NJ D., {. S. A.Hon. \. v. burnett
": H. x1n 6i BareH, X D. Hon Mark skinner,
5. G. Howe, NJ, ID. Prof FaifmAn Rogers.
Q. X. Agnew, NJ. d, Hon. Schuyler CoiIAX.
Elisha Harris, NJ. D, Fred. Law olmstcd, Esq
J. s. Newberry, NJ. D.
CENTRAL OFFICE OF SANITARY COMMISSION, ga
WAsHEsToE, D. c., Feb, 7, 1868.
MARINPs DANCING ACADEMY,