The national Republican., 1867-11-30
Hatiunal Gepnblitau.
NEW ADyEHTIsENrs.


HAyDS's "CnEArioS.--This grand oratorio
viii be given by the Philharmonic Society at
ictzerott Hall on Tuesday evening next, and
he announcement will be gratifying to every
over OF good music In the city This society
Under the able leadership OF DR.. J. r. CAuL-
FIELD, has been for some years past doing great
york In the way Of cultivating taste and ap.
probation for the highest order Of music among
is, composed, as It is, Of our own citizens, and
,n the present occasion should receive thu full
st encouragement, in the shape Of an overflow
ng house.
The chorus consists of over one hundred
ioices, supported by a full orchestra, while the
solos arc to be rendered by Mrs. BUTTs, WASH
|ngton favorite soprano, Mr.. SIMPSON, the well.
known leading tenor Of New York city, and Mr.
WINCH, the celebrated basso Of the Handel and
Haydn Society of Boston.
We learn that the expense to the society OF
giving this oratorlo will exceed $500, and we be-
tpeak for Il q crowded house.
Tickets for sale at METzERoTT's music store
hnd by tho members, with reserved seats without
Extra price.
WALLIS OrERA HousE.-Mrs. LANDER made
her first appearance last evening as Mary Stuart,
which will be repeated tonight. The house was
good, notwithstanding the weather, and 1t is
heedless to say that Mrs. LANDER more than
satisfied and pleased her numerous friends. As
MARY Stuart, she excells even her finest acting
In Elizabeth.
THE Presidents MESSAGE, so far as prepared,
was read in Cabinet meeting yesterday, II will
be sent to Congress early next week. Secretary
WELLS is so far recovered from his late illness
rs to be able to be present at the meeting yea
terday.
NATIONAL TnEATRe.-It was hazardous ven
ture for Miss MITCHELL to undertake to person.
ate Juliet. Her attempt however, last night was
nsuccess. Tonight "our MAGGIE" will appear
as Fanchon.
HgSSiSG-thc inyinciblo-comer Of Mary land ave.
and Seventh street, knocks off 10 per cent on all
goods purchased previous TO his removal to the intel
igencor building II L. whispered about that he will
also knock spots" out Of everything when he gets
In his now buding-but we have no authority to say
SO plainly.
TRAIN 4 CoSBoyE have removed 10 No. ~ q street,
between Sixth and Seventh, and will continue to put
color on with hogs bristos They do anything
IN their line, from the painting Of window shutter to
n pictorial sign Those who do not believe this
see specimens at their shop which will convince
them.
MEssRs. BouAN 4 wTLiR, No. 80 Seventh street,
between and l., announce the good news to the
ladies generally and especially those In tho Nothern
Liberties, that they have fine selection Of dry
goods, which they are selling cheap. See their ad
ycrtisements,
| A. sTRAUs, corner Of Eighth aud streets, Navy
YRrd,) announce large and we'll assorted stock Of
ready made clothing aud gents furnishing goods.
Our numerous subscribers tho Navy Yard arc
urged to note this fact.
Tug wynISGrox sKArIxu PARK now being In
Of for the skaters the skaters arc
urged to prepare themselves for tho Skating Park by
purchasing their skates from savagcs Skate Depot.
This notice has no reference to skates.
W. 7. BRETT 4 SONS opened their new and commo-
dious store rooms, ut No ~ Ninth street. between
and streets. They are preparing rapidly for the
reception Of their friends.
A. sAKs Co, AZ Seventh street, have the latest
novelty in tho shape Of the double breasted short
frock coats very loug name for coat-but Just the
| thing, they assert, for fashionable dress.
| The FIRST Co-OrERATrvB BUILDING ASSOCIATION
holds its regular meeting Monday evening next at
Potomac Hall.