Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10
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made any ohansc In their business or residsnce
since tho Directory canvassers took their names,
can have tha corrections made at III street, op-
posite the Patent Once, or by sending through the
post once. Mr.. Boyd 10 faithfully trying to issue
good directory his system Of canvsssins 10 such
% to require no after-copy log, hence many mis-
takes are avoided which would creep 10 when
transcribing such voluminous llst Of names.
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A NRw BAPTIST CnURoH.-The Calvary Bap-
tist church, now wcrshipping in the Old Trinity
church, on Fifth street, opposite City Hall, have
purchased lot on the corner Of Eighth and II
streets, on which they propose to erect church
edihce, At cost Of about $4,000 There will Be .
meeting Of the members Of the church and its
friends tonight, At their present place OF Worship
to devise plans by which the funds necessary may
be raised. I..
ALEXANDRIA IrsNs.-Thc following items
are taken from the Alexandra Slate Journal.
ConpaIeseslts, Dessrfers and Pdroled Pri,onsra-
Major Wood, U. 9. A., was about one year ago de-
mi. chs1rs o sps snS 10 ss
my of the Potomac all convalescent soldiers and
deserters, and 10 take charge OF all paroled pris-
%sa ss X him..f here s.p
ant provost marshal to Gen. Patrick, he has fol-
warded to the army upwards Of 10000 men,
Colonel Towers Reliewd.-Lieut. Colonel Towers,
own request, by an order from the War Depart
nent, on Saturday evening last. Captain Gwyhn,
Sr some tine past medical insPsctSr on General
Captain Wymdn.-CaptAin wyman, Of the Quar-.
termastsrs department. Of this citr, 10 having an
ONCE erected hear that OF Colonel DsveIeuxS. at
the depot Of the Orange aad Alexandra railroad.
Amussmsnts.
FoRp's New THEArRE.-This evening the
m hnd aakA z lLaa ll~-
appears at the above named fashionable resort a.
Hamlet The material support Of those rare ar.
t,sts, Messrs. Charles WheAtieigh and Harry
Pearson, together with the largs and efioisnt
dramatic compOny now engaged by Mr.. Booth,
will lend additional interest TO the occasion. Mr.
Booths engagement expires the present week,
and but one play will bs repeated; 1t therefore
bshooves our amusement lovers to make their
arrangements In accordance with this announce
ment. The constant flow Of patronage which this
elegant Theatre has enjoyed since Its opening,
some twelve weeks ago, makes II matter Of ne
cessity for persons to secure their seats, and we
are requested to say that this can only be done
during the day. Tomorrow evening Romeo and
Juliet will be presented with an admirable cast of
characters and magnificent scenic and musical
effects. And Friday next 10 announced ~ the day
on which Mr.. Booths final benefit will occur. On
tomorrow evening MIR. Booth will appear for the
last lime but three In the celebrated shaksperean
tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" OF the tragedy
Of "Romeo and Juliet" schlegel, the German
critic, eloquently remarks " Whatever 10 most
intoxicating In the odor Of . southern spring,
lsDEuishing In the song Of the nightingale, or
voiuptuous in the drst opening Of the rose, 10 to
be found In this poem. The sweetest and the Bit
terest love and hatred, festivity and dark fore
bodings, tender embraces and sepulchres the full
ness Of life and self annihilotion, are al here
brought close to each Other; and all these con.
trasts are so blended In the harmonious and won-
derful work Into unity OF expression, that the
echo which thewhois leaves behind In the mind,
resembles single but endless sigh.
GRovsR's THEATRs.-The present week
promises to be one OF great prosperity at this
beautiful theatre, II we may judge from Its CON-
menoement. "East Lynne" was played last night
to one Of the largest and most Intellectual audi
ences Of the season. The interest In this thrilling
drama, Instead OF abating from Its very frequent
repetition, continues on the increase. Miss West
ems great success In this piece IL certainly un-
paral eled by any performance of the present day.
We are to have "East Lynne" again tonight, and
judging from the number Of seats that have boen
secured up to this hour, we should say that the
house promised to be better than that OF last
night. ..#.'|
CANTERBURY HALL.-The latest sensation at
this popular place Of amusement 10 the wonderful
Zousve drill Of Mr.. J. II. Childers, one Of Els
worth's original Chicago company, and said by
good judges to be the best drilled man with the
musket 10 America. His perform Anoes are Of the
most astounding character. Miss Kathleen O'Neil,
the Irish songstress, 10 In the second week OF .
most sucoessful engagement, and delights every.
body with the quaint originality OF her dslinea-
lions. Edeson, Eagan, Edwards, Murray, and nu-
merous others, continue to furnish fun for the
always.crowded audiences. Mr.. Geo. r. Edeson.
the favorite comedian and thorough stage mana
ger, takes benefit this afternoon and evening.
VARIErIEs.-This popular establishment Is
carrying all before II in the race for public favor
snd applause. The Music Hall par excellence Of
the Capital city, II 10 wonder that its interior IL
nightly packed with vast and appreciative audi.
ences. The dance, song, ballet, psntomms. 10 ren.
dered in style at the Varieties that 10 the best
eneomium upon the Management, who leave
nothing undons that time, labor, and expense can
accomplish to make 1t the great music hall Of the
age. An extra bill tonight
THE sKIrr MINsrRELs.-This popular troupe
Of burlesque minstreis W III open at the Washing
Those who would hear good music and laugh con-
sumedly should attend.
LADIES OF DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS and un-
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