Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RovERs NEW THEATRE.
NJ Penua. Avenue, near Wilisrds, rotel
K 3n.rd Grover. director
- MONDAY Ei:viifiN;ii;%'Gi.. SEPT. 10.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Of the great Tr.gedienns, -
who will make her frat appearance In her new as
MARauIsE DE PoNPADouR,
In the celebrated hve-act play Of .,,
Madame Ponisi has been fortunate IN securing
for her support during this bhef engagement tie
services 'f'he s sT'jl en- JEt SgSsF nS'Sr
The performances will conclude with the scream
log new fsrcs o, ,rxc ,,r,,,,
in which the popul.r Comedian Dir. c. D. BISHOP
will sustain his great character of
John P. PooLEY
~ A N T Z r B U II Y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
~ N, aTsSS sss sIG Motel,
GEORGE .......PkoPRlEroR
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
POWERFUL AID TENTED COMPANY.
THE VARSITY THEATRE OF THE PEOPLE,.
THE Nj NsTER STAR COMPANY
received with perfect avalanche OF applAuie.
i ICHS B DEsEER,
THE AMERICAN BL0NDtN,
THE AMERICAN BLONDfN,
the most artistic GSmnaIt in the world will per-
form bis perilous feat Of
w Wtki ( EkoSPE,
stretched from the age to the Gallery, distance
0Ss aUsDRED xN0 TaiRTY Fer,
'' " WHEEIiSG A BARROW,
WALKING BLINDFoLDED,
AND OTHER INCREDIBLE FEATS.
Second week OF the two beaut 80, Misses
MILE AND CLARA FOWLER,
MILE AND CLARA FOWLER,
whose exquisite dancing hs. been pronounced The
very Poetry Of Motion. They will DO supported
In their TerpsiohOTcau efforts by the
ENCHANTING CIRCLE,
COMPRISING SIXIEEN YOUNG LADIES,
who will appear every light in tho beautiful Bal
let Diyerti,ement, arranged BY Mons. Louis szol-
sIcILIENNE yEsPEKs,
sICILIENNE vESPERs.
Also, frat time OF the elegant Character pspee,
LIE PLASTER DE TYROL,
by the Misses Fowler and Mons. SIol!o.y.
First appearance this se,son Of tho accom-.
''''''N JENNIE ENGLE.
D. w. COLLINV
d. W. COLLINS,
tbs perSouator of the great eccentricity,
THE HAPPY OLD MAN
Return OF the Ethiopian Monarch,
JOHN MULLl3AN
DELEHANTY AND WARD,
DELEH NNrY AND WAhD
the Champion Clog Dancers.
boSSasRr!' RIDDEN AND Hall
In their seeentrieities.
". B. CAvLNAGH,
W. II. CAVANAGH,
10 new Comic sonss.
The entire mammoth company Of over
ONE HUNDRED Pr RfoRMERs
ONE HUNDRED PERFORME IS
will also appear in graf and glorious bill, en-
brAeing gem rom the
oPERa, Dance, nURLEsQur, FARCE, DRAMA
CITIZENS, srk kNT FAsr kSp
will be repaid by visiting
The GREAT CANTERBURY.
REGULAR MATINEE FOR LADIES,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY nFTLRNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Parquette, Balcony, and GallerS"........25 cents
Orchestrh chhue .......s.sss....sss.s.ssoO oentA
Reserved Orchestra Heats................ 10 centl
Lower private Boxes, holding six pertons......tt
Upper Balcony BoNes.... .,s..s.......... ...., "
Single Eeats IN Balcony Box. ...,.............S
| Private Boxes and Reserved Seats can be Iesur.C
| from 10 In the morning Til Ip.m
| FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPT 81,
| BENEFI OF JOHN DENIER,
BENEFIT OF JOHN DENlER,
BENEFIr OF JOHN DENIER
! on which O, cAsiOn he will make an
| AS ENSION OUTSIDE THE CANTERBURY,
ASCEN ION OUTSIDE THE CANTERBURY,
| to the opposite corner, iscludtGg some fearu
| feAts.
THE ASCENSION WILL TAKE PLACE BE
FORE The DOORS OPEN.
| 10 rehearsal, a new local niece, written by W
B. CavAnAgh, author OF "The DuShwhackers,
| 40, entitled - ~
GOVERNMENT CLERKS;
GOVERNMENT CLERKS;
GOVERNMENT CLERKS;
| on,
| THE RAID ON WASHINGTON.
THE RAID ON WASHt\GTON.
THE RAID ON WASHINGTON.
| Enn u NJ n nll