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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
FALLIsa BAcE-Th Columbia Guardian ia respOn

FALL1sa BAcE-The Columbia Guardian ia respOn-
sible for tue following very good thing:
Two old ladies' were recently conversIng the battle
O. Caickamauga Said one: 81 WISH as GsR. Bragg is
Christian man, be we're dead and In heaven. think
il would be God send to the 0onfederacy." Why, my
DEAR" ad the other, 'f the General we're near the
gates of heaven and invited in at the critical moment
he would Iall back"
The following reply is Of the same order After the
battle of Ch.ckGmauga, soldier, Who had been within
the enemInes and escaped, was carried before Gen.
Bragg aud Questioned in relate TO what be saw. He
said the rout was complete and the enemy in full retreat
when he left The General asked him ii he knew what
retreat wasf He looked at the General With surprise,
and said: why General, haven't been with you in
your whole cAmpaignY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
GRAED CAVALRY REvIEW.-A correSpon lent rom tue
Army of Northern Virginia, describes review oil
o.....,, o.volrv Inv Gan Lee:

GR.Ep CAVALRY REvIKW-A correspon lent from the
ARMY of Northern Virginia, describes review oil
stuar.s cavalry by Gen. Lee:
A grand reVi.w of two Divisions Champions and
Fitzhpeh Lee) o. Suarts cavalry, took place Thursday
In large field near andy Sauon, the spectacle rep
resented being more imposing than the review OF IN
fsnry had sometime since at Orange Courthouse Gen'
Lee asusua first passed along in front and rear OF the
extensive lines of horses and men, and then coming
bsok 10 the Generals stand point, the two DIVISIONS
nIs,ed in review before him. the men presenting gooa
apDaarance, and the horses, eonHdering the service
tbev have lately undergone looking remarkably well
Rat the grandest feature OF the day was sti 10 come
off for General Stuart desiring show the knoWedge
n this branch OF our service had gained In Their mAly
eoeagene ts with the enemy, ordered the column W
nass second time in front Of Gen. Lee. As the head
Of the column arrived within given space OF the stand
noiat buge was sounded, and Gen. Stuart and stan,
rith swords drawn dash with iDpetuous speed I'm mem
ory of the Knights OF ancient daye past Gen. Lee the
Gallant Stuart Ga he passes, giving cut and pass With
hi. sword that would have done justice TO the bsst
swordsnen of the age And now a. each codmn ar
riyes at the pOat the bugle sounded and Witn
ssbres drawn the dash In grand cnarge past yell
ling like demons the meanwhile. The whois scene was
onS such as can seldom be witnessed, aud attracted
large attendance of visitors few ladies among them,
Who must have come from Uupeper or some other SET
ton. AZ none inhabit this region The only unpleasant
incident of the day, was the falling OF several OF the
horace which it il feared seriously Injured two OF the
riderS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
r AND FOR SALE.

IL A very desirable Farm in Buckingham ceuGty TREE.
miles from J.ms River KAnAwhs Canal coLtsnrg 40J
acres IS land; sb5tt $50 81
70 100 original groaIh ~ 10 ~ acres Ia PINE arge
enough fOr rail- tmGer
The improvements consist OF small plain dwelling kitchen,
house. three negro c@bln house, stable barn, and
several tobacco houses. -.
Along with gill sold 80 barrels corn, shout 1900
non nd hay and about 900 pounds shea os sLucs
and biadefodder 10 barrels mc beeyes,
woke OF 2, od oxtn and young well broke mules.
ALSO
Nine hundres Sky Of land In Washington ccun-
ty Mis- 81 mis- rom naygibe point sut flower nv eE
All me aad 50 which been cut fhe title 70 tie
land Is gusrantIed.
Eve hundred and land Caroline eoury near
s4ImIt Depot II P.&P. r.
Apply DEAfE JANIS,
noIg-c8v Basin Bank.
EE-Enquirer and Dispatch copy, md send bill to us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

SENTIMENT AND SENsE-" Behold, my Flora" said
Uncle Ned in his juvenile days, how glorious Nature
looks in her bloom. The trees are filed with blosso4
the wood is dressed in its green livery and the plain IL
carpeted with grass and flowers" "Yes Ned, was
thinking of the same thing. These flowers dande-
hons and when they gathered and put into q pot
with piece Of good fat pork they make the best greens
in the world"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
MEDICAL PURvKTOk's OFFICE,
Richmond Va Oct 5, 1868.

IN accordance with instructions from Surgeon
6snsras once for The information Of The proper auhou
- and oiree against fandui-nt OF
Whsky Alcohol under contracts with us once me
fooginE contTscs have been nsdi
eanosusd or forfeited . published;
Grove Kssr, Ausuta county Va 100 gals whisky oonaes
aSore b Stuart o., s,auntOs Va 5000 gals Vhaky
wn carks, MOntAgus, Sack county, Va, 900 gals Wh
~, contract cancelled
Va 1900 ga1 alc0hol, conlrec ieIeted
IaSson EsS nan RAppahAnnoek Co., Va, 10000 gala whisky
a MccoatsJ, Montgomery Co., Va, 5000 gala Whhky
contract caneeled- =, ~. a. -, -,
ere are othsr ccuracOrB Who have Ehed 70 deliver The
ount OF whisky contracted for within ne required Tine and
-. $1,000 I'd hs Ohos within twenty 20 days nom
49, soptrag WIN BE- Forfeited AFTER which time their names
m be published with the hregong hst = - -.
o.zas Surgeon Ned. PurvsyOr, c. g. Army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

Mrs. Sinclair widow Of tie oace famous tenor, and
mother of nrs uAtharins sncsir (srmely Fonest) Of
Staten Island, died recently At harsate, England aged
siIty four years. Toe deceased lacy was me siaad
daughter OF DOL Cartso; lodg commander Of the gar
rsoH at tie Castle Of Eiinburg, and her father Capt
Norton Of The First Ro, ais, was killed in Egypt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
ROsECa.ss.-A Washington correspondent of New

RosECRARs.-A Washington correspondent OF New
York paper says:
1.-THE President disclaims any connection with the
statements made against General Rosecrans character
"a man or soldier !" that he was satisfied viii his
conducs as OhickamauSa;" that General Rosecrans
was removed as he himself has said, because OF mil
iary necessity :" that General Grant the only
who could command the consolidated armies, and for
wear the personal relations Of General Rosecrans and
'.neral Grant have been PLEASANT" that Rose
Grams could not well serve under Graa did Lo. like to
do 40 that "tne government knew it and therefore
relieved General Rosecrans temporarily from COM
mand"
The Herald adheres to the opinion that HLleck had
great deal to do with the removal Of Rosecra1s Tor the
purpose of making him the scapegoat OF unfortunate
campaign It proieses to have positive testimony from
the field that instead OF disobeyng Instructions Rose
sraas foug the late battle in pursuance Of Instructions
though against his own judgment.
When Yankee General loses bat 10, his Judgment
is invariably against it Afterwards though find them
very confident in claiming victory in advance, as
Hooker did at ChancelorsVille
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
@. 8. OF AMERICA,
war DEPAKIHENr,
Aplu'T AND ISsP. GENLB OfllCE, !
RicHN0HD, Va, nov. 8, lSoe. }

c. g OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adult AND ISsP. GENLB OlllCE
RcHNOED, VA, nov :, lSoe.
eESERAI 0SDERsl
- si.ve he ursv1eul misc4ncepuons IN regard Ne pOy
tirs of ~, Department the subj ct o.
tss oovag beng s1raels Of etlerAl Otasr Of A1i' '
= isP'il ApJurANr AND INSPECTOR GEEE2ALs OifICh
RiCENoSn, Va March ~, $50
GENERAL ORDERS
-. ~ ~ war D-pArtnsnt, 70 OBVIOUS tnal ~ n,
- - ID M he Instructions Of TIE secretary ~ W"
=, "a iu,oressaert supp les must eNst On S - 80
$50 ~ Erents Of Government have Vioiated mel
ton. NV therefore, for the P1rpcse o. removing susn
.onespton and prevent any VOCATION q 'lo'e
i. ssoy r Al he Government shall under any ereum
6stsvr i.,prsss the suppes which party has Tor ms
- .o,svpfor or hat Of his family, employees or slaves
h.t No omcer shall Tine, unless speeAy oueIeN
- - A. bv neral commanding, In eLe OF sABehey, IN
r,. gupp1es har way 70 mAks iof '-s ." ~
M ~, ordss we're Included In The Instructions orpna
@ N rs.on % inprsaSDent b. he Secretary o. va Ano
~, rT-rcrg such authority are agsin n1tned mas any
cne aeflRz without or beyondF me aanoH s'e1 u ' "
.tr,siops vi be held stdcly responsible. 80,
- spIorty Win foregoing 70 prevent any ncohsleiNl
tion On me part OF cots charged WIN he dly
,prsIpent hey eujoned uutl further orlers N"nol
- -. ~ uuder imperative eNgenctes Tor The suppJ OF
- -. nod 10 rnpress necesszres Of tuberes 70 nan
oned 81 producers trAnu 20 Market or after .fNs a.
1Tkel gnes Aned unreasonable une rom sAs toro
hamsTa y O'u'i' q CaOPER
a - AdIt I1sp. Gent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

THHE Subscribers have this day formed a
PARTNERSHIP under he Frm and s'yle Of = n. DA-
Ms 90 fo he purpos " ccnducng auction Com
.,on buvoe 5T The sale Negroes They vii eel both pub
Nely piyasy, and promise mel pest sAeflos 70 promote
DE interest % ueir patrons.
hsir sale5 Koou win present. be hat lately used BY
L III stokss, corner FrEnkhn street ard L0cru alley
rasy patronage their friends and the pablo gene
rally Porgrs aEa In attendance a. The various dSPots
~ s DAVIS,
kOBr. RICHARDSON
pt.b-,o,s N,v 9 feeg no2- dlus
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
GRA1N DIsrnLED.-The Stanton Spectator Gays:

In an editorial article of October the 9th 1t vas sta
ted that I've have one dstllery in suburbs which
is repotedt to 100 bushels Of wheat per day"
We rave since been informed by Captain U. r. Mason
that whilst the dislery referred to can consume 100
bushe per day in the winter season. and 10 bushes
day in the summer since the first of June the consump
ton has not averaged 80 bushels per day. in
sequence Of the want OF grain AID tho soppages
stoned by breskage of machinery, &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

Mss Joy was present at party recently, and In
the course Of the evening used the quotato
"a thing Of beauty Is Joy forever" when she ex-
claimed I'm glad ru not beauty for shOudn't like
to be JOY forever"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
J. q. rAIIARERRO 4 90
BALLAD HOTEL,
RIrHH N Va

IN RETIRING from business in which | have
been 90 long gagged rel hst eanaOt DO 50 Elhon re
,n nv Erau aka. Wedgment and heariiet Aaks 70 ny
v Ds-soa spds public generally, for ue KIM AND
Nbra name have been favored and sesiAeu
throuQh1ut ca Whole business ca'esr . -,
at llpes Win much regret but feel assured tha NJ es
nj IA nov In The those vi eEeESy Poieaes
~ dpcsuion Nrsnder your i.urn under iH roo
more pl,s,snt ihan ever -. 81, 49,, 7
ire Ballard Hotel under ne manager OF Mea-s
q TG.ferr, ana q. ED, grltlgmru veil and iaNoIaoy
Eneup 10 he pnbhe, ard erT son nseiass he
- ~ h. tiursd cordially recommend Them " the
pu6e .nd asa Tor them continuance OF that support WIG
have received nom my old friends and patrons ,,,,
nov2-iGt 800 JUN r. i. =
vsbnsh RepubHcaB Raleigh e. V Journal hnd appeal
@ 49, pusl,h ~ &c lines and send ts ihis once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
BALLARD HOUSE AND EXCHANGED OTEL

J. Q. TALIAFERRO 4 C. C. FIELDS,
tLAiE OE CONGRESS HALL
DEG leave 10 announce to their friends ana
ID ,bs pablo generally that hey have leased lhe Baaro
use ana EEchAnse hotel and that hey VII spare no s10f
o. tSeIe IN Be provided With The yERT BEST nat The mar
Ia ~ Agord and our bar supplied vita tae
CHOICEST LIQUORS.
NESgRg z s. 70 RERS AND HkRRf ORIHi
M ell Fnov AsJItants former Proprietor, VII Feaat
Win a. J. O. rAIIARERRO a 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
EOR sALR-A very desiTabIe arm, cOntaln-

EOR SALE-A very desirable farm, contain
ing sbcui GIO acres ~ niles from PoVhAtAn Court house.
.nd abut from Jefferson public landing James river
mere on The place s1oetnt dueitngi With seven rooms
ana an once m The yard houses including threshng
tooaoco barHs are al II good oer There also
aae peach and apple orchard en- he place
within nile Of Episcopal and Baptist Chueh Ano
oar Of PrgsbytsAn htthoaist - IN exceedingly asE
abe nsshborhood H. o Graves a. Tie Court houfe VII
taEs pleasure IN showing any one The premises -
ocis-SV MidlothlAa P. o, Chesterheld, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

Nh JAMES G. hooRMAN. an esteemed citizen Of Pitt
eyvaga county, died at bis re sdence In RngOd Sunday
morning last.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

RETUKys indicate that the next Congressional delega
ton from Maryland viii probably stand four emlncipa
tonists 10 one conservation,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
AoJgFANr And INsP'R SEN'Ls OlI -
sENERAL OEDERA /
-. IA

nllnAl-An
.sESHRAL OkDERAt
Nc. las -.,..., A., A,
~ a,r appendix TO the report Of Tie lpPrasf, St s
st,te Of VI gnlA, s Publshed iof we ini0'
Osrasd' Rlcu.osD. Nov. s. 1855.
5y,v Jaass 4. SsddOns .,-,, 49, ii, q.
S hasrsI IA oar sohsdulss Of prices upon The various $500
eotton All wooden cloths And EsrPs use4 ~ lhe M
We asssss TIE prices annexed 70 each u'so'P'0N - s
81 Army wooden cloth, gard good 10 0lP'F yA'd $50
g lI R% yyool,n cloth, yard COOS, P.O ra'A 's'0
greAtsr or Leo Vid,h Or UelgtI %, - -, ,,,S
g. Array WOODEN olOsh, yard, g00d " o. Per 100
n ArSy ysooisa clio b, yard good pro rata 80
greater OF less Vau or ss'sor 81 ward p,r ward GO9
m ootsOs shlfIias, < yard. a. yaIi' 70 inc pOln' s.
,, , PR ,Tirss, = gard SX yard, The pOUad.
?. , Per ,l 3 - yard. yard. me Po0adV'
?, osyy, aIa osas5srv, ! yar GA per yl,d y..5
rs Cotton OEnablrss, yard, "a et 80 PD3 M,
H. cotton aIIls, = gard yards ." 'ns P'unN ~ s.
3 oGy.oS .Sir6s .ipss, ysrs 20 he PoUad Per
70 , y1Sa ,sp oo.hs. 10 o. 20 the yard
81 % che above enumerated cotton e GO P'0 ~
a. 20 gfea,er o Les vi IA n weight m
ST. Cotton EATps. good, per pound - ~,
f3,oA hay taEen tne farms OF proooeeIsl - ~
SEES A. g per hand ed pounds, AND s' m se % SundrSd
roands tuabalsa) For hauling hay ana SnsAs -, $50
hundred pounds cents pr m saI Nv md SseaS straw
% sso' 80, Sderaton Assessed The Pros Of good
Ca frs,s oorE q % per psund net Esgat . - -
Ne rsgpsc,faly suEges o hs secretary q ar y ~ @
- - ,ebsdulss printed in handful FORM ana pa seye.-
pors - s q, s.ei o. ,bs .artermasters' and Commits
49,, sysntS ,srassd IN mpressing for the 6oVenmea"
Most respectfully ~ urprApD
GiynsO R r ~ S sIBSoSY
Committeeman Of Virginia.
Py order g. COOPER,
SSl'p AdIt and InIPf General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

lsp,h siagea4ss sha lsg % sepassaf a y lsAsai
sas , . rsbl 10 Il VII lot b q sssuSmS 70
the Gosefc1asnt."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

QUICKER & LEE,
LYNOHBUR6, VA,
VIII receive On consignment iOrsas SuoOn pvAsy AL
dsIsripo0ns o.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
a plsdre their best obtain highest market rates
Ac,ount sales win nst prOceeds 2 adefed promptly.
Our nsTt Auction s.s WEDNESDAY Sth June, aud regularly
thsrSansr % thAt day svery I've EeeAa
ls2S = e -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
VcrsEf cERG Central amd Sullz~
VAN sGai1POads.


Trsins Going South &nd East.
leave NCntpeIIet - 40 NJ, 10 p. Is. and 0rH
Bs AL TEAM leaves StAbans et 6,I5 A. NJ, Bufling
NJ ION 100 4. NJ, connecting at White River Junction
LnetCn, and with Northern Rlilrold for Boston Low
ell, Worcester &C., aUd connecting al Bellows Falls with
hsshire r. K or Boston and with Vermont Valley 4.
F. for springfield, New Hayon and New York, arriving
in New York at 0,l5r. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point OF 7E5
A. NJ ton Burlington, Rutland aud Norshle'd
EIGHr ExFEEss TEAM leaves Ogdehsbu.g at 1915
Mont zeal at $3.50 M, Houses PoHt at 30 M arry-
ing 81 Boston at $40 H connecting at Bellows Fail
with Cheshire r. Il. 70: Boston and Worcester and wth
Vermont Valley Z. b. for SprineOed and New HaysA
and arriving in New York az AS z. ".
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 90 a. ID. $40 A. n. and 10
Lawrence or FtChburg. Leaves Springfield at 140 n
Bellows Falls at 1925 H.. connecting at White Evet
junction with Northern Il. R. from Boston and with Ias
sumpsic r. r. for and from ST. Juhnsbury and LttlCon
arriving at Burlington at 710 p. and st. Albans at T.
55 P. 81, and lodge.
fcco~moDATI0N TRAIN leaves NorhfoG at s aj A. ID,
for Burlington, RoWses Point and Muntr,a.
aiGar ExPaEss TAIN lea YES Bellows Falls at IS i
wing passengers from Vermont Valley Il. Z. leaving
NeE York at 800 A. n, and from Cheshire Il. L.
leaving Boston at 30 p. NJ. connecting al
Wnle Gver junction with train leaving Boston at
| s. 20 P. II. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave White
Rlver Junction at ll40 p. a., arriving at Burlington
al ol5 A. NJ, Rouses Point at 73) a. NJ, Mo1treGi Al
1899 A. n. and OgdeQsbutgh at Loo r Nj, COnHeCtl ne
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleepn ears a re attached TO both the nightexpres
trains unning between Rouse's Point and Bostoa
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale al
the principal stations. l#.. ~.
G. MERRILL, supt
ST. Adams, W, Dec. 8. 1862.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE !.
G E p EZ- a 1T G PILE s
NCUaE
BILIOUS HEADACHE I

By The use Of these Pills the pe'li2l attacSs erv
Gus or Sick Headaches may be lce antet aalU taEen
st the commencement of an attack, immediate reei
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the nausea and head
che TO which females are aUhject
They act gently upon the bowe!s,-remoyinG Cos
tyenegs
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and all
persons ofsedentary habits, they valuable Is Lax
atyc, improving the Rppehte giving tone and v.goc to
the digestive organs and restoring the naura. elasticity
and siren 9Th Of the whole Eystem
The CEPHALlC PILLS are theresult oflonc invest
cation and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years, during which time they nave
prevented and relieved vast amount OF pain and sui
leing from Headache whether originating in the nerY
GUS system or from deranged ST ate OF The stomach
They entirely Vegetable in their composition, ana
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change of diet and the absence OF any dsagCeaD
Taste renders it easy to administer to children.
~. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Inc genuine have Ave hignatures ofHenry c. Spaldns
on each box
sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepared receipt OF tha
Price 30 Cents. s "a
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
.tt IS Cedar Street, New York
f.HtH If s..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
CHILDREN CRY FU&
SPALDIEG'S THROAT C0NFZCT ION

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume to tn. voice.
They iu?art a dehciou. aroma to he breath.
They are delightful to the taste.
They made Of simps herbs and cannot harm any
enc.
advise every one whe has Coug or q Husky Voice
Bad Breath ely difficulty OF the Throat, 20 gej
apackagc of my Throat Connections; they will relieve
you instantly, and YOU viii agree with me that tn y
30 right to the spot" GU will ind them very uetu.
aud pleasant wpi travcing tending public meet
ings for stng your cough or alayipg your THIRST II
you try one package an safe saving that you will
ever afterwards consider them innl ensabc. AoG VIII
and them at the Druggists and Dealers N Medojrc9
Prioc Twenty-Gvo Cents.g ETg
My signature .is on each package. all ogherz r
counterfeit.
Package will be sent by mail, prepaid on ro3o..
Thirty Cents. Address
HENRY. c. spAULDXNG,
As CedarsStrect, New ICrk
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Oyrra of Fn0st.

,,,. night although Christmas, when 30
Aome.tic CALI are made the pafer famiiias. and
n'' .,os. Of amusement suffer in consequence there
r,, nevertheless. good house Ut The Academy 10
80, rau. Mis- Kellogg showed tie crescent skill Tor
N;.A shs is really remarkable aud is so honorable
-. home studies for she has never yet visited Fn'
The lusic of Ndrgdra is for n
.sy,o soprlno or low soprano yoce but Miss Kellogg
,,. faL high soprano voice with rare facilities in
,o ,r,Nigh notes She takes readily above tho
,,s and Of course has increased in singing ordi-
;,v hch notes by this of scale, or extent. 1t
.. .mn,ssibe therefore, fr her TO do hc sell iu Justice
IN a meuo-soprano part.
Tho chorus Of soolds and old well received !
sut tie first cot fell dead.
We cannot omit 10 mention thc impressive mHunor in
sieh Senor Mazzoen acted in the love scene and tine
uns.,ioned ardor he displayed. The acting and sing
inc Of Miss Kellogg in this scene. were particularly
s Tue scene was another tos; ofthe good training
and abilities Of Miss Kellogg. and she oppeaIed 30 par
,icnlar advantage in .hc action.
s.gncr Besni is great accession in his little part.
TIE opera Of Faust ogekt 10 he The "card' OF the
r,nayor II ia novel. There ale thousands on thous
qnds Of usioai poople who have not heard H. II they
erret MAJ ager 70 50 to the trouble of rehearsng and
putting on Che stage operas they must suppor,
him in the eacrt IL. them at least. hear IT, and form
.heir own Judgment. We have already expressed
TIE star Of Nj. Mereisek mus: be short. ior he =
rnaer contract TO be in Boston the ih of month
There wiki be given to-day. Saturday. n o'clock.
matinee a; the Academy. when Don Giovanni" with
Mal,ne Meior &C., Will be psyod