Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-24

THE ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
Prosecuting company composed almost cxolu-
most FLATTERING OYAIIOKS from
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES,
who nightly congregate at this
MODEL AMUSEMENT TEMPLE,
to witness the EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES
stands WITHOUT RIVAL.
The GREA CANTERBURY
being the only establishment presenting a per-
iormHnoe combining nil the beat and noot popular
features Of
THE DRAMA.
THE OPERA,
ThE BANCE,
THE BURLESQUE,
be found Ia the Rational Capital.
Prominent among the Galaxy Of Talent now en-
gagged at the Canterbury, we would mention
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
The MoLa-TenO~ned French and spanish DNhscuEe
aud Tight Rope Dancer, whose extraordinary per.
iormAn ca on TIE rope, without the aid OF balance
pole, has made her The wonder ofthe world.
the great Ballet MaSter,wlth his Troupe OF aixteCn
poS SANTIAGO GIBaoNNo,sE,
the greatest living Contortionist.
The justly ponnlsr EthinsiHn ''omedians,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
81 LY WhSr.
J.J. DOUGHERTY
w X. WILLIAMS
IN NEW ECCENTRICITIES.
VIM. d. CAVANAUGH,
the celebrated Comedian and Vocalist
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
the mvoritc Snngstress.
THE FORREST SISTERS
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
AND MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
the Champion Female Jig Dancers.
MISSES LUCY {, IFTON, EMMA GARDNER
KITTY LEE, FANNY MAY, Ley GARDNER,
MISS EM IEHE SGhGkL MAGGIE WILSON,
Also, full
DRAMAll COMPANY,
Selected with much care from FrstclAss Theatres
throughout the country,
LAST WEEK OF THE GRAET
SENSATION DRAMA, CUDJO'S CAVE,
Witnessed during the first week OF its Representa-
ton by over Five Hundred Persons, and pro-
nOuuocd by competent judges the beat drama Of the
day. Every night this week, John I, Pools Spec
CUDJO's CAVE, OR THE
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
Village in Fast Tennessee.
4 Rayine in the Cumberland Mountains.
Barber Jim'H Cellar.
The Burping Mountains.
waterfalls and Gina In tho Cumberland Noun
Machinery by n. Walker
Appointments by Mr.. sullivan.
EVEnY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 p. M, will
he presented the new drama. dramatized expressly
CUDJOS GAVE,
on THE
BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM.
Pomp, o self-emancipated bOndman. j. De Forrest
CutJn dcformed negro, and alugitiye, hut sound
IN nehFt..... Billy west
Penn HSpgood, Quaker schOolmastrr,
J, J. DOugherty
Carl Minueyiek, Germsn b ~, full OF courage and
cunnlhB.... s'.......'..,.......W W. b. CAVanauBh
Rev. Mr.. VillArE, an aged clergyman, and blind,
Mr.. Ward
Toby, an old negro, and 'crr'nt to Mr., Villers,
jobs MulnFan
StacAriIgC.....\ .r,pr,..o, )......Mr LetirIt
Wthers ........ t.i.ntt .....Mr. HNrpel
Grodd., .........t ~"''"''' Mr.. Nc FheFson
.Lysander Spruwl.
SllAs R"pes.....
Aug flythUWOOd w. II. Williams
Dan Pepporil....S sCcCHrioulats MIR. sullivan
| GAu .,..ss..s..... ......... WllAOn
Dcrring .......... ........ Howard
| 'aviu ............ ........JOhnson
| virgiuiR NilArE, the clGrCymAn's daughter
jennie Forrest
| Mrs, SpTOWl, widow AZ hes Loaf her brother
Lucy Cliff n
Change In the Clio Department each night.
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, st o'clock.
LAliCA IS cen 81 children 10 cPEtS,
HERNANDEZ,
the great PautUmmst and most versatile pefo mer
living, ia engaged and will shortly appear. my21