Daily national Republican., 1863-11-19

HousEs CLosEp.-The low rum hole kept BY
. Mr.. Dougherty on Seventh street near the Boun-
dairy, was yesterday closed by Capt. Todds orders.
me liquor wss emptied Into the street. The house
known - the Philadelphia House on Thirtesnth
street, kept BY John Lynne, WAS Yesterday parma
nently closed and license conhseated. Lynne wab
hned 80. Thess parties have rspeatsdly been
caught selling liquor 70 soldiers and the above way
to stop them was considered the best step 10 taks
DEATHS OF soLDrRRs.-The following deaths
were reported yesterday at Capt. Hartz's ONCE:
Jacob Giassburnsr, ist virginia artillery; wm.
0ioyd, 18th Maine, Christopher Connsll, let rssi-
meut Invalid Corps; Carlos =. Lawrence. (rebel,
67th n C.; james n. oliver, Qhartermaster's host
lsr; Isfsel Nay, 7th Va; Freeman D. Anmiden,
soth N. Y. Eng'rs; John Divier, Goth Pa; Robert
Johnston, mist n y; Michael Brennan, etn Maine,
Isaac Scott, iAsd Pa. s.. be . r..-
DIsoRDERLY CoLoRHD SERGEANT. H. G.
Jones, . sergeant In the ID U. 4 eolorsd troops,
was yesterday arrested by one OF Captain Dolan's
detsctives on the charge Of drunkenness, and also
attempting 10 take the lives OF white citizen and
two soldiers by running them through with sword
which he wore. Captain Todd committed Jones to
the Guard house to be punished. ,- . I'D =.
FAST DRIv1Sa.-A German named John Bee.
Ter was arrested on the avenue to-day by vidette
for fast riding. He was taken 10 the Central
Guard-house, where he was fined %. 'ra
NEWLY BORN CHILD FouND.-This morning
about o'clock newiy.bosn eolored male shild
was taken to the Eighth precinct ststionhouse by
. Mr.. BeckArdt, who found II In an alley on south
D street between New Jsrsey avenue and First
street east, II was alive but had nearly perisNed
from the cold. An old coiored woman took the
child 70 her home, and provided for its comfort.
AAusemsnts.
FoRp's NEW THEArRE.-The beautiful comic
actresses, the Webb sisters continue their psrfor-
maness at this fashiouabie resort to crowded
houses. nightly the acting and singing Of the
Misses webbs has been received with the most
rapturous applause, whilst the renditions Of
Messrs. De We're and Pearsons have been received
with the wArmest regard by the numerous con.
course Of beauty and brillianoy which nightly
grares this admirable temple Of the Muses.. This
evening the Misses Webb and Messrs. De We're and
| Pearson appear In Nicholas Nickelby, an adapts-
tion from Charles Dickens celebrated novel ofthe
same name. The entire company are enlisted to
give proper representation 10 the Ideas OF the
great novelist, and when taken into consideration
that Miss Ads Webb appears on the same evening
In songs and dances, we may look for crowded
house
| Growers THEARTE. =" victorine; or, Tll
Sleep On It," 10 the piece announced for tonight,
with Lucille Western As vietorine, a character In
which she 10 particularly excellent, and which she
played to severalver large audiences during last
season. The new candidate for public favor, Misi
Annie Ward, made = decided hit last night. She
appears this evening Colin, in the capital faris
OF i" Nature and Philosophy"
In this connection we would state that our citi
rens are about to enjoy at this popular theatre
| - dss tvea fhsth without
tion ever been served up In this city, In the pro
duetion OF the great drama Of Leah, The Forsa
KEN" Many who Waited New York during last
spring. will well remember the intense sxeitsmsn,
that existed thsre over this great play, which had
. Iun at Eibls's GARDEN Of eighty consecutive
nights. Mr.. Grover ID expendins large amount
Of money In properties, scenery, machinery, music
&C, intending to produce the piece In . mAgnin
cent style, The drama has been procured at great
expense fer Miss Lucille Western who will enact
the heart touching character OF the Eorsaksr
Leah, she being the first after the original (Nliss
Bateman) to undertake It. The theatrical circie
Of London are now in blaze Of excitement owe
its production there, where II has been playing 5o
nearly six weeks. We uaderstand that II will b,
brought out early next week.
CANTERBURY HALL.-No sensation, In III
way Of smusements, has for . long time squalie
that produced BY the famous Zouave, Mr.. J. II
| InllutTb IN hiu eAVittuB pelioE"enceb Whh vi
musket and his admirable exercises with the bayc
net, In the dexterous use Of which his proheieno
10 truly wonderful. Another great attraction
offered at this excellent place Of amusement 10 tn
humorous delineations and character istio songs
Miss Kathleen O'Nell, the Irish songstress, who
In her peculiar line, possesses few equals. Mis-
Ernestine DE Faiber, the favorite balladist an
graceful danssuse, also wields her powers Of ai
traction with visible effect. The entire large CON
| . ,harn nf tha hoat An
before the publ c, will appear tonight In one @
their finest bills, comprising burlesque, extravs
! ganIs, song, dance, Sc concluding with the thrill
Ing drama entitled "1hs Highwayman's Lai
Crime"
YARIETIEs.-The grand military spectacle @
, the French Spy" 10 having an unprecedented ru
at this establishment. The version OF the play
by Mr.. Fitzsimmons, the popular stage manager
, who was the FIST 10 intrI duce these legitimat
plays into the concert halls Of the United state
no one before having the courage for such an VI
dertaking, belonging, As these pieces do, to tn
legitimate theatre rather than the limited capsc
ties Of the concert hall. Yet, Mr.. Fitrsimmons hu
been eminently successful A three-act play la
been condensed by him into two acts and yet nc
losing one feature of interest, and the hosse
nightly nlled to witness its representation.
good bill this evening.
| SALLEhr, 5of ThNNSrLNhNl
AvENUE.-This celebrated establishment has jui
Y been elegantly reitted and furnished. Has one {
the largest collections Of Photographic negative
!. In this country, numbering over fifteen thousan,
embracing hkenssses Of distinguished pers0ni
+ both civil and military. Iikenesses OF many {
b these fallen In bate can be obtained here. Fo
> superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his con
. > petitors, received a medal at the Worlds Fail
London. Particular attention 10 called tu his ne'
' Imperial Photographs, also vignetts now niue
4 sought after. novii-tf
A WORD OF ADvICE.-Those who have bee
a dootoring for weeks aud months without 0btainin
relief, should consult Or. Fishbiatt, whose 0tnoe
r 81 No. AL y street. corner of Eighth street. and
& radically cured. Twenty-Five years experiences hi
" established DR.. Fishblatt's reputation A. phys
elan. Recent cases cured In q few days. Charge
uodsrAta. DR.. FIsHBLAfT,
No. AL L street, corner Of Eighth,
opposite the General Post Oh1oe.
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4. ;uickest and safest route TO tho Northwest AL
. Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one 0
r Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates
II ali the principal points In the North and Yves
For tickets and further inform alton apply At the Q
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