Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

JOHN fss UONOU . II As Mrs TIL w.
The SparElitg, vivAeiou1 and Piquant Come
diennc,
Two performances 1hanksgiying Day, Aner'
noon and Evening. rnH
ROVERS NEW THEATRE,
VI Penna Avenue, near Willard Hole.
Last night but three Of Mr.. and Mrs J. W. WAL
LACK, which occasion vii present the only op.
portunity which will be offered to the citizens nt
Washington OF witnessing Mrs. j. w. wa LACK
10 her mAtohless impersonation Of
LADY MACBETH,
In which character she 10 universally acknowledged
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 20, 1864,
only time during this engagement Of Shakespeare
sublime tragedy OF ,,c,,ry
Lady Macbeth ................M Mrs. W WallaolS
Macoeih.'''.., ...............Mr. j. W. WhllAcN
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE,
- O'Clock, y. N when the grand drama OF
ROB ROY
will he performed for the last time.
Tomorrow might, GUY WANDERING. with
Mrs. J. ". WaIlack as Meg hiertilies. n19a
SANDBRSON'S MINsTRELS,
- Corner of and Ninth STREETS.
vERDICT-SUCCESS
ANorHHER STARTL[NG PR9GRAMME'
First week Of MISS LoTTA, outdone by VII.
llHms and Morrill,.
Look out for the great act oftNe
SEVEN BROTHERS.
Admission, 40 cents. Coloted G ,lleTy, 30 cts.
Two performances on Thanksgiving Day; after.
uoon At .; evening ats. nOll.6
~ A n T L X B U r Y
~. MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouisIASA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STRICT
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GFORGE ..........PEOPRIETUR
JOSH Hhkl.... '....STAGE MANAGER
EvLRYTHING NEW.
EVERYTHING NEW.
NEW COMPANY OF STARS.
NEW COMPANY OF STARS.
NEW STAGE EFFECTS, NEW SCENERY, AND
A NEW BURLEsQUE.
Frat appearance OF the great Australian Rider,
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
SAMUEL, FRANCIS AND GEORGE.
SAMUEL, FRANCIS, AND GEORGE.
The Eboye-named artists have been engaged by
Mr. Lea, At the enormous outlay Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MIGHT.
These wonderful Gymnastic Performers have
won laurels In bOth hemisphere.
The name and fame OF Melville, the Wild rider Of
AustrAliA, are patent throughout the world, as
also that OF his famous white mare, MAY FAIRY,
who has Travelled round the world with him from
Australia to America, Europe, the Indies, China,
and Japan. 10 dilNtc on the surprising merits OF
THE GREAT MELVILLE
and his talented sons would be supernuouA
First appearance OF The beautiful Danseuse,
MILE DESIREE.
Also, first appearance of the celebrated FAnto-
m mist and Dancer,
NJ. MATHEW,
on ba
RcsppCarAnce OF the Prince Of Ethiopian Come.
JOHN MULIIGAN,
In new scts, assisted by
LEAVITT AND PIERCE.
The three, Mulligan, Leavitt, and Pierce form
the greatest trio OF
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS IN THE WORLD.
First nigh. Of the Equestrian Durcsquo OF
MAzEPPA;
Or, THE WILD HORSE OF SWANIPOODLE.
JOHN MULLIGAN As MAZEPPA.
In which he VIII perform hi9 daring feAts Of horse-
brAted FLORA TEMPLE, but the horsG Flrma-
glider, made expressly for him.
THE NEW SCENERY
has been got up regaTdlebs OF coat.
READ THE CAST OF CHARNCTERS.
LIBERTY POLES AND POLE CATS:
Count PromiEcus, a siVpery Pole. Johnny Pierce
OlinHka, Liberty Pole. .....Nlisu Laura lie Clare
Other Poles and Pole Cats ny an augmented
corps OF actors
GRE M OF TARTARS:
Vance MU"ppA
Fisher
s.,,., N,,o,,,, Hudson d" John
'''" """'fP"' Raymond MulliCan,
MenAen
OccanR
Adder Chan, Kirg Of TartaIB. Dick COllins
Ihamer, Sweet TArtar.................Ju Bh Hart
RAdAo, Sour TARTAR. Ella WeHner
ZemhA, q Tartar Emetic .............JOhn HCddCn
ROscar, ThTtaric Tartar ........... Pete Williams
Elders, shepherds, Sc.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-LhDIES MATINEE
SATURDAY ERSoON-LADIES' MATINEE!
EXTRA NOTICE.
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q,
GRAND EN- IRA AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
commencing at o'clock when the entire evening 3
entertainment will be given, at cheap prices.
A CARD FROM MELVILLE. THE AUSTRALIAN
RIDER AND GYMNASI
My attention having been called to the fact that