, 1864-11-21

eue which far erc.eded anything ever before Civ
en IN Chicago. l. was most grncelal dismissal.
with feelings Of pride. 1t Was q testimony Of uni
vesal regret at her departure, Of universal appre-
Mra. Matte5on was in excellent voice and sang
euperbly in everything she undertook. Her sue
cess in La SkeAa was unqualified, as was also that
!Isea aBopnie s11u,d Dun,dcc." "'N' 'Ail'''''
Miss Main sang very much better than usual
Mis-. Miller's light, sweet voice displayed great
tuetivntion: In tie caritna she captvated eyery
car and fastened eveIy sye TO her tama{tuoa4s
Song and played her own accompaniment
Miss Do Pelgrom acquitted herself admirably
and won abundant testimonials Of delight.
cessful effort, and secured for him satisfactory
need Of applause. he was in good voice and sang
trne, with great feeling and in unusually correct
Mr. Seayerns sang in concert on Saturday night
for the arst time in years. Ills voice, ordinarily
rion just what it nceded-other voices to take the
edge OF. His t'Aria " was well rendered, and he
rounded of his phrases with telling effect
his part to perfection: Fr3m tho outset he has
1een indefatIgable in his efforts to make this H.
eessd q Il sn has Z:
Expeuscs ,...............,..... $3.50
s.s ~.
The different places Of amusement have been
1ibcrally pattonized during the last week. Tbs
nttraction at the Museum has been that sterling
Ga 9 SSmSy Sen md q
Inns drawn well. On Thursday afternoon. matt
incc was given, the entire proceeds Of which were
Ing In securing between three and four hundred
dollars to tho treasury OF that most deserving
charity. On Saturday evening, and on several
syfRngs %oas %% %% IL xsfa 81 bon Sasf Is 2asSs
honors. On Monday evening will be presented the
grcat eats, senSation q drama entitled "Wnitlng for tho
At Mcvlcker's, Miss Laura Keene has drawn
large md appreeiative audiences during The week:
Tuesaay Ss9 n6 followed by e
Thursday, and "she stoops to Conquer" on Fri
aay and sstqrda{ o. Ff1asy evening a!ss Laa5a
yell as ut The Museum, q ating for the Verdict"
This conjunction Of dramas will give the theater
speetl1e s % %msrits Of tie two Companies. Mr. Magic
takss his benefit M On r. Monday evening. Mckay On On
men s'l, and they should be bouutifully rsnem-
public, IS IS eeideneed By he ba1ai % patropase is
The singing has been good, and the acting une1-
are In preparation Tor the forthcoming week, bnt
that they will be satisfactory TO the patrons OF the
Academy there is no doubt
Tho Varieties, eacred to the cachtnatory deides,
has also received liberal share OF public patron
age. Mile Augusta has been the reignfng star in
her Department. In which she has been ably assist
ed by Maggie Marshall and tho other danseuecs in
this establishment Tony Pastor has contributed
literally Of his vocalisms, md the rest Of the COM
pany ofthcfrs. Little Mac md Johnny Mac have
added their efforts to entertain the patrons OF the
Varieties
The Masquerade Ball OF "Wednesday night pro-
misses to be the attraction Of the season, The nan-
ayers propose to usher in Thanksgiving Day In
Bryan Hall, in manner which II peculiar, will be
agreeable, and marked with eclat. Military uni
forms are already In great demand. We heaE that
all the city costumets are busy preparing new and
novel costumes. Willworth (latc Of Vinton's Bos-
ton.) will prepare IN old fashioned supper, Vaas
& Deans Light Guard Band will furnish tho music.
A delegation Of ladies and gentlemen will appear
champion skater will also appear upon the sfagt-