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COMMERCIAL.
CRY MARKETS.

Farmers and Business men will find at. the
svailey Nirginian Office, the markets of Staun-
ton, Richmond, Lynchburg, Alexandria, WASH
ington, Norfolk and Baltimore corrected daily, for
81 9Nsiasih 8ois ts aoa r.
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VIRGINIA :-,At rules held in the Clerks
Office OF. the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the End day of March, 1868. -
Joel Sanger, Plaintiff,
Against ies S""- ''"
Andrew Crist asd Jacob Sanger, Deffts.i
-. II CHANCERY f1 gsta tn =
The object of this suit is to subject tract Of
land situated in Augusta county, near Sangers-
ville sold by the Defendant, Jacob Sanger to tho
Defendant, Andrew Crist, to the payment Of
1881 90 with interest FROM the 10th Of Septem-
Der, 1860, being the 3rd payment on said land,
and which bond has been assigned to the. Plain
tiff = = " a. :
The Defendant Jacob Sanger, net having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing, BY salts
factory evidence, that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth; It is ordered taat he do appear
here within one mipnth after due publication q
his interest. A copy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS, D. C..
Baldwin Hendren. p. q. mar 4-4w
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The Louisville Ky, Courier has an eloquent
correspondent in Lexington, who signs herself
Vixdex. = Who'll he she or Nit?S \ + ~
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CuitabIe Present for Everybody is
y nice "Photograph Album Of which we
have rcecivedp beautiful assortment, which we
sell cheaper now than ever, if yon wish one that
wont break at all, call for the SsPatent Hinge Al
bum for sale BY e. HlRsH co.,
Oct 23-Atf 81. Staunton, Va.
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r.. William Cassidy.

MT. WI1AIstfH CssSSHUy.
QYl AS you are not a resident of the State
Of Virginia, hereby notify you that shall on
the 22d day of April, 1868, at the law Office Of
Henry H. Robertson Esq, in the town of Coying-
ton, Allegheny county, Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions Of James H. Boswell, George w.
Lynch, David Johnston and others, to be read as
evidence in chancery suit now pending in the
circuit court Of said county of Allegheny, in
which am plaintiff and you are defendant. (
march 19-4w MARY C1SSADT.
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CPRING GOODS! s. 'HfiN 80 aaA
- q 6a5T. s LOOK 70 YOUR INTEREST! .
rss .sfsi7 Il GREAT BstRGAINSr JDSif'5f
8 Piper, Drake s Co., sliaYe' Received and will
continue to receive every few days additions to
their already fine stock Of Goods; and as ''they
think they have lie Hlessf trade ii to'en' they are
compelled to keep frst-class goods as they have
always done, and can and will sell them at fair
prices $50 i-'NsSs7 -fs.s's2s :,
They will also keep what merchants call ''sec-
onds'F which are, in some instances pretty fair
goods, but can, as general thing, be sold for
less than first class goods cost .sgEiE4 iia}
Z They do not proposeto sell seasona5le goods at
cost, Cor if they did their friends would not be-
ieve them, ut,they do promise TO sell as lov as,
any other house, tor the same class of goods.
They have just received q splendid lot of
Bleached and Brown Cottons,
which they can sell very reasonable M r5o. z
They have aalso. Inst received q splendid lot of
Cotton Yafas ghleA ihez sFs stihs at lower
Stanton feb 26-tf
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81 The first settlement in the Valley was made in
1872, on the Opequon, about miles from Win
chester, Va .TYE WCynNlG
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NoRFoLK COMMISSION HoUsE.-We call atten-
ton to the card of Gwathmey Bros, Of Norfolk,
Va, substantial firm. Mr.. e. 7. Powell, for
merly of Harrison and Powell, Richmond, Va, is
with this House. Their references are the very
best, and their manner Of doing business une1-
ceptionable.
ANY want of editorial matter, last week, may be
accounted for by the fact, that eur whole time and
attention was required, welcoming, properly, a
very small and a very young specimen Of the ge-
nus female, into our editorial family. As such
things don't occur often we deem no further
apology necessary.
QuID NUSc.-The GAINESVILLE IVA Tobacco
Plant has come to us under the above title-hav-
ing changed hands as well as its name. The copy
before US tells of lively sheet we are to have
Mr. Boyd understands his business and has ener
nv sufficient to build up Of the best weeklies in
the State There is lots local in that section Let
Us have il in The Quid Nunc d sFs' Isl
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NOTICE. One hundred new and excellent
IN Flour Barrels in store and for sale, by
1s 3Mls CLEVELAND g. SEARS,
e feb o6-tf sso Staunton Va.
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VIRGINIA: -At special term Of the
" Circuit Court continued and held for Au-
gusta county, the End day March, 1858. aaaaif
J. H. Graham, ~, Plaintiff,
Against . y ...,- 49,
William F. Smith and James v. 7. Graham.
8 Defendants
The object qf this ssit is to subject the proper
ty and money of James W. 7. Graham, a non res
ident, in the hands Of Smith, the hcms Defen-
dant, to the payment of a debt of $16l,45 with
interest from May GARD 1866, till paid, due The
Plaintiff, ). H. Graham. ~ f's7A' - sss'''S@
The Defendant Jas. W T. Graham, not having
entered his appearance, and il appearing' BY
this COMMONWEALTH: tits ordered that be 10
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton of this notice and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest. A capy-Teste, as
s-ra..5 ], n. RYAN, Clerk.
Fultz, p. q. 95''l D1A'' -'f mar AN
q i
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51HE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE.

PETERS, MFALIIBLE REMEDY for the
SYPHILIS in its incipient and secondary stages,
and all secret diseases This remedy contains no
mercurial OF balsamc properties, and sexcels tey-
erything heretofore offered the public. ats
curative, restorative and renovating powers thas
never failed, having cured cases of over fifteen
years standing, and all others of shorter duration
The proprietor, therefore,, challenges amy case,
of the above diseases which this remedy Wihilnot
cure, provided the directions are CARRIED eutwath
prudence on the part of the patient, andlanyf one
purchasing half dozen bottles and1using accord
ingly, he guarantees perfect cure, and in case
of failure will furnish additional medicine to
complete the cure, and a cure will be aetfceted
without inconvenience to the patient. BIZ ~ :,
Price So per bottle = tesS sTai7.'f9l sisa
,atal 4a 5laa8sA5} Sold by ~ as2sl9d sflHi
eE iae4 M As f. II. LIEK, sises
a6a1 lf,. druggist,
Main street, Staunton, Va.
All orders addressed to S. N. Peters, box l,l72,
Richmond, Virginia, will be promptly attended
to. .t'
nov 2O-1y
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GROCERIES,.

B. /. CLEVELAND. aiasE7sf a. P. SEARS.
CtLEyEIAND & SEARS, -
" Main Street,
eNs'i1eaa e doors East Of Augusta St.
i4sr e.a'a..; ais0i II - STAUNTON, VA,
Deslers in Flonr, Graia and Produce generally.
with = good assortment of Staple Groceries, al
A CARD.
The undersigned having this day formed CO.
partnership under the name and style of CLEVE-
LAND s SEARS, for the purpose of conducting
the Grocery and Produce Business at the old
stand, where they shall at all times be happy to
serve the public, Thankful for thu generous pat
ronage extended 10 the late concern we hope to
make the new in every way worthy of a continu-
ance of the same L. L. CLEVELANp,
febl1-lsss. 4 iil's y -, ~
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NJ otice.-l have this day associated. Ii. W
IN WOLFE, my agent to carry on the mer-
camille business, in the vicinity of Waynesboro',
Augusta county, Va. J. T. WOLFE
nov l3--tf October 26th, 1861
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS.
Y ~ ,}A, Office: American Hotel, Staunton.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is now running dali
ly from
RICHMOND TO STANTON;
and tri-weekly to all points between
/ h1s9" STA UNION AND CONVICTION;
also daily from 4aei' ~ ss.ss' tssi4s..'
sii4e BALTIMORE .T0sRICIMoND;l
and from sa,,., 43fa =. I'll.
BALTIMORE. TO STANTON;
furtber daily to all intermediate poipts between
Staunton, HsFrisonhurg .aAd Mt. Jackson, Is
Staunton, Lexington and Natural Bridge.
and tri-weekly from
Staunton to Bath Alum, Warm. Hot and Heal
ing Springs White Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg
and Charleston, Kanawha county.
Ras- Goods called fofa anaz delivered Eat all
points I'M the! town.
Office No. 80, South Eutaw. Street, Baltimore,
and III, 8tii Street, Richmond. For further int
fQrmsstjo9 appiy'to ~ IL MATES Agent,
r ArEsTN ATfoNAL NEws-General Thomas
Lopens bis private mail in the war. office. Sec-
rotary Stanton ssleeps in the war department 4
stranger found drowned in Christie's Creek
two silver teaspoons found in his left coat peck
et-thought to be Benjamin Butler, formerly of
sew 0rleanss BUR HOUSE taken possession of
by J. * Christian esq, without our leave or
consent. Mr.. Coleman, his neighbor, who Leeps
restaurant calls it good Idea but the best
news of the day is S. H., Hilb4issnoy selling off
at cost the best stock Of Dry Goods in the'Yalley
eff Virginia Great excitement among the .Her-
chants 3aqss1ss},fneiE flfiN
The latter-part of the above neKs,is the truth,
the whole truth, tothe best Of my knowledge and
belief. tss,fa.n II T4l,.slr = S. II. HILB,
Stanton, march 1877 sss e4sEssf Z
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Stork Gillespics Stationery and Card Engraving Ems
i. eJiiii@ 2a = porium, Baltimore -''f =
wv edding Cards. Ito those contemRla-
aNlug Is ting marriage we would advise them to
send to sterk s Gillespie, Lexington ST. Bal
timore and procure their WEDDING, CARDS.
ing IN price from $2,5olto $500 per hundred.
or 10 cents we VIII send eoapleFe samples of
different styles; Yeddiug icards TOT suit a'l4srich
and ad gotten in the very latest styles
ID gs9aie IN READ TlIEs TTEsRAlS5aa Yffs u
s3I49adnf Stamped Paper and EnYelepea4: s9i
For 60 cts We will send postage Ralas one
quire best French paper and one pac'k! Envelopes
stamped with Initials Of y9pr name }a.me:1igNa ,4;af
Tof 81. Io. Twe quifsss ana two packs put
Far 500. Fi7e, a lui and sfyss packs, put
up in beautiful box, assorted panttes9s 9f paper
if desired. aq.rstvfa
. An. entire new list Of Samples and Stamping
Just out and mailed to any address. s4y...s.~.ss=
Many novelties in Boxes Of initiated Paper
and Envelopes for Christmas and Holiday gifts.
HNA .se2 % 9fsa Is54 lexington Street,
nov 27-tf. va, baltimore, Md.
TIME. GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE.
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GROCERIES.- store and for SALE
" cheap for cash, or country produce,
500 Sacks of Liverpool Salt, fYCT rs
c 5 Hogsheads- Of Cuba and Porto Rico Sugars,
llogshcads Of Molasscs,
l0Barrels Of Sugar, brown and white,
Java, Rio and Manila Coffee,
Wholesale and Retail.
NJ. Y. PARTLOW,
Opposite Depot,
nov 1871 Staunton, Va
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WANTS.

kJs
WANTED--A partner who is willing to put
w capital against the services of M expe-
rienced business man for the purpose Of conduct
ing new branch of the mercantile business in
Staunton, which promises to do WE'LL
References given and required. Enquire at
Spectator Office. feb 26-tf
NTOoL CARDER WANTED by the subscriber,
w near Selma Post Office, Allegheny coun-
ty, Va. To a man understanding the business
aud who can go to work between 18th of May
and 1st of June. Good wages will be given. Adj
dress as above. DAVID WILLIAMSON,
march 23-lm Covington, Va.
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- new Town Hall is soon to be builtin Charles
town, BY s.l Joint stock syl Company sla:s.E
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TogTHE PUBLIC. The subscriber has APP
i pointed Henderson NJ. Bell, Esq, ofStaan-
ton, Va, his General Agent and Attorney intact
for the settlement Of all business matters in which
he is party, and requests all whom if may con-
Germ to communicate with him. ID s. dn rsi
j. JOHN LEWIS. PEYTON,
dec 25-1867. London:
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In Oot., 1882, Levisbprg Greenbrier co., was
established, by law. -...as ia, gI s7ui2
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LIrR or JEFFERSON DAvIs.-We are indebted to
the publishers for copy Of this valuable work,
written by Thomas H. Alfriend and gotten up in
fine style by the National Publishing Company Of
Richmond. This work should be in the hands Of
all is truthful record IF this great and good man.
COMMISSION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henning &
Wilson advertise to-day. The junior, Capt Peter
Wilson, is known in this section, and his many
friends Of the stonewall Brigade, will be glad to
hear from him, and he will be GLAD to hear from
them. visit of business or pleasure will be
agreeable.
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-. = = -. So r NJ sus1ltEt ta'A -"
AT rules held in the Clerks
" Office OF the Circuit Court for Augusta
county the 2nd day sf March, 1868. .,., IS.
Bridget EoleA, Plaintiff,
Against 20 =
Nicholas X. Trout, Trustee of Dennis Bolen,
decd, Aaron I. Bledspe, and the heirs at7law Of
said Dennis Bolen, deceased, whose names~ and
residences are unknown Defendants.
SiiAoE "@i Z IN CHANEERY. s7EN Esds.
The object ofthis suit is to require the Defen-
dant Nicholas X. Trout, Trustee Of Dennis Bolen,
deceased, to convey to the Plaintiff, the legal title
to 4 House and Lot, situated on the corner Of
Augusta Street and Spring Lane, in the town Of
StanntQ9n. gheh was conveyed in thrust by Dennis
Bolen, in his lifetime, to said Nicholas K Trout.
The Defendants, Aaron E. Bledsee, and the
heirs at-iaw of said Dennis Bolen, decd, whose
names residences arc unknown not having enter
ed their appearance, and it appearing by satisfac
tory evidence that they are not residents of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests. ri "A cspy-Teste, sass ssisaf .
,fals r. s5s 4s8ic 44ag ; y. N. RY AN, Clerk
BumIarQuer, d. a., 4-4W
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Send in your orders for job Work. Prompt
ness and cheapness is our motto. s.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CO-PARTNERSHIP
The undersigned having entered into a GO part
nership, under the style Of YOUNG & Kinney,
for the purpose of conducting ID: prug business,
in staunton, would respectfully Inform their
friends that they are receiving a full supply Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE-sTUFFS, sc.
The prescription business will be solely in the
hands Of DIR. Young, and prescriptions will be
prepared with his usual care.
~s 81 W. B. YOUNG.
CHAs. N. KINNEY.
staunton, march IF g 4 ~
NOlpOrteurs Wanted! & akfa
~ Notice is hereby given, that upon applica-
ton to the Executive Committee of the Augusta
County Bible Society, accompanied by satisfae-
tory recommendations. The Committee will EN-
ploy one colporteur to distribute Bibles and Tes-
taments in each Of thestwo ~ Revenue Districts
Of the county BY order Of the
10. EXECUTIVE, COMMITTEE.
Geo, 2. Baker, Sec'ry. =.
staunton, march lS-tt
lust RECEIVED. Smoked Halibut and Dried
~ Codes, 's' c1,EFaItSb & Soaps
Sts,.,tn,, u,-y { II y -.
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Abingdon Yirginia;was established in II Is and
now has 1900 inhabitants. s'i' ~ "a s2af7i1s
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at rules held IN the Cler1
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the md day of March, 1868.
Melissa 1ntteriy by James Mcclure her
netf frisna, PLAINTIFF.
Against l9'.y
John P. Butterfly, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce .
uinsulo rnafyimonn, by the Plaintiff from the Dc.
PENDANT, for cruelty, desertion and adultery. q
his part. r. - -
The Defendant, John T. Bitterly, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sat-
isfacory evidence that he is not resident Of this
commonweahh: i is ordered that he do appear
this notice, AID do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A cepy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS D. g.
A. H. II: Stuart, p q. mar 4-4w
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THE MARKETS,
-. q 4 Z u =
stanton, Va, April L.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By CLEVELAND SEARS, /
COMMERCIAL EDITORS. s.5.s 1
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Special NOTICES.
COUNTRY MERCIIANTS,zsg
" DAIKYMEN, FARMERS,

COUNTRY MERCIIANTS,s
" DAIKYMEN, FARMERS
AND OTHERS,
az coNsIGN YOUR st
ASHES, .BEEsWAX, BEANS, f
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS,
FLOUR AND MEAL, =
FLAX, COTTON, gss9 As9atE
s FURS AND SKINS, s..
DHIED AND GREEN FRUITS,
-rss bsa GRAIN, WOOL, GAME, ass
p..ss.,. POULTRY, NAVAL STORES,
'S'sa' = ~ HOPS, GINSENG, FEATHERS
a4gs. HEMP, PROVISIONS +.
a OILS, LARD, TALLQW,
iser Hsisse TOBACCO, SEEDS
isfsf issiisa sifs29 SORGHUM, a'la
~ - s. sr ,ss MoLAssEs, SC.
p JOSIAH CARPENTER, 1.5
General Commission Merchant,
= 442 Washington Street,
'gsl.saa Hss . ..'..a . NEW YORK CITY,
Q And receive his weekly nn.raasa 9gast 4ed
.s . .s,.. PRICE CURRENT
of Produce and Groceries; the imostl complete
Price Current Published in the United States
SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT.
!. ,4.9 Marking Plates and Cards,
v.i, j .a.i ssilaa Furnish furnished AZ Free
Liberal Advances made &c i09 n Consigpm Rt
f sasa, Established, May list, 1860.di i:
FIRST CLASS REFERENCES GIVEN sss
.s'4i0s +. ~-.s 50 WHEN REQUIRED.
Y feb 2e-1y goa sss '.'''ais'l n l.5l ~ W.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEr-Prime 90 gross; good, s8a $s,25
gross; fair, 81 90 a $3.50; common SIS a Ssh
sHEEp.-Prime, 81 a $71 good, 81 a 81 so
gross; fair, 5000 $50 gross; common, a$4.
Alexandria MnrESet, April L.
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VIRGINIA ;r.At rales held in the Clerks

VIRGINIA; r..At rales held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the End day Of March, 1863,
George sBaylor,r41 a'>i9ll's' shs PlaiHtif,
Against
j. C. Roller, Anthony Aylor, Benjamin Weller,
Thos. Burke George Sherman, and NIX. Trout,
John Y. Vets. and George seawright,. Trustees.
Defendants.
'sis&a IN iCfANCERY. 10 's''o
Thesobject Of this suit is to enforce the lien Of
judgment'ef the County Court of augusta coun-
ty, in the mans Of Wm. Gall against j. c. Ro-
Ter. Anthony Aylor, Benjamin Weller, and Thorn
as Burke, Tor $f4Os, 70, penalty Of p. Bond, to
be discharged by the pay mentiof $706,70, with
legal interest thereon, from a6lA offApril, 1857,
till paid. and s., ID costs
The Defendants, Anthony Aylos and Benjamin
Weller, not having entered their appearance,
and it appearing by satisfactory EVIDENCE that
they are not residents Of. this Com msnwealth: II
is ordered that they do appear here within ona
month after due publication of this notice, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest,
a&4szz fAcopy-Teste, &sa sF
sasGQH alsIs j. N.RYAN, Clerk.
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sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Wednesday MorajPgn :xsslA prizlsS

q, $50 head of Cattle were shipped from Cosington
in the lost. month. ssssiisst. iG'ssA
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CitY Amusements.

Ar TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC La Belle Helene
will be performed this evening, with Mile Tostee
as "Helene,n Mons. Deere as "Parisn Mons.
Leduc as "Menelaus," Mons. Lagrifoul as seal.
chss," and Mons. Duchesne as "Agamemnon.1
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Edwin Forrest will
appear as Jack Cade"in Judge Conrad's drama.
AT THB CHBsNUT The Lancashire Lass will be
performed this evening.
On Monday another new drama by II. J.
Byron, entitled Blo,o for Bio,o, will be produced.
This play is now running successfully in London
and at two theatres in New York.
AT THE ARCH The Lancashire Lass will be
given this evening.
Ar THE THEATRE CoMroUE, Seventh street,
below Arch, the spectacle OF The Gathering of
The Clans will be performed this evening.
Ar THE AMERICAN there will be an attractive
entertainment.
TnE New ORGAN at the Cathedral, Logan
square, will be opened tonight. Mr.. M. II.
Gross, Professor II. g. Thunder, MIR. W. A.
Newland, Mr.. II. A. Clarke, and Mr.. David
Wood will perform selections from the works
OF the best composers.
Miss OEARA LOUISE KELLOGG will appear in
three grand concerts, at Concert Hall, on We'd
nesday aud Friday evenings, November 25 and
a. and on Saturday afternoon, November 2S.
Miss Kellogg will be assisted by Mad'Ile Aida
Topp, Signor Lotli, Siguor Petrilll, and Herr
Kopta.
THE GEBmArIA ORCHESTRA, this afternoon, at
horticultural Hall, will perform selections fro IN
Rossius compositions.
CARL SBNrz' AND MARK HAssLBRs 0RcHBsTRAs
will give matinee at Musical Fund Hall on
Saturday.
BLIND Tom will give a concert at Concert Hall
fhia eyenjnp
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Dramatic Items.

H. ], Byron's drama OF After Dark is now
being performed at two theatres in New York,
the old Bowery and Niblo's Garden. Mr.. Au
gustin DAILY applied for an injunction to prevent
the managers from producing the railroad
scene, which he claimed was copied from his
drama of Under The Gdsight, but he was unsuc-
eessful, and after Dark is allowed to proceed
without interruption.
Mr.. Lester Walack is making preparations
TO bring out Shakespeare s comedy of Much Ado
about Nothing at his theatre in New York in
grand style, as soon as the public get tired OF
she Lancashire Lass, which is still attracting
crowded houses.
Under the GdsligM is now being performed
at the New York Theatre, aud it will keep the
stage until December, when the Worrell Sisters
will reappear and take charge of the establish
ment.
"A Chinese extravaganza entitled Ching
Cho,o.hs was produced on Monday at the Theatre
Comique, New York, with Miss Susan Gal ton
In the leading role.
The New York critics think that Mrs. Ian
der's "Mare Antoinette" is a fine performance
but not equal to her elizabeth"
MIR. G. l.. Foxs pantomime of Humpty
Du,ap'y will reach its two hundred and eighty
second representation on Saturday evening.
Mrs. D. p. Bowers commenced an engage
ment az the Park Theatre Bro oklyn, on Monday,
and appeared as "Queen Elizabeth"
Musical Items.
-Geneuteue de Brdbdnt, as Interpreted by
Graus troupe, has won its way to public favor at
the French Theatre, New York. The performance
has been pruned of the Objectionable features
which were complained Of and it now progresses
satisfactorily. The New York critics think that
the music of this opera is the best that Often
bach has yet written.
Max Maretzek commenced season of
italian Opera at the Academy Of Music, New
York, on Monday evening. The opening opera
was IL 1ropatore, in which Madame Agatha
States appeared as "Leonora," Madame Cellini
as "Azucena." Brignoli as 'Manrico," and
Orlandni as the "Count di Luna"
On Tuesday the German members OF Ma
retzek's combined troupe appeared in Beetho-
ven's Ftdeio, and for this evening Robert te
Didbe is announced, with Madame La Grange
In the leading role.
The portion of Bateman's French troupe
which appeared IN this city last week opened
at Pixies Opera House, New York, on Monday,
In Borte Bleue with Irma as Boulotte," and
Auiac as "Barbe Blue"