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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements.

Ar THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Ofenbachs most
popular opera of lie Grdnde Duohesse de Gerol-
stein, will be performed this evening. Mons.
Deere, who Is spoken OF as fine tenor singer
will appear as "Fritz, " in place of NJ. Geofroy,
but the other leading characters will be sus-
tanned by the old favorites Mad'lle Tostee, and
MN. Leduc. Lagriffoul, and Duchesne,
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Edwin Forrest will
appear as "Richeleu'' this evening. To-morrCw
V,rgtnius will be giveE.
AT THE ARCH The Lancashire Lass will be
performed this evening.
AT THH CHEsNUT the drama of The Lancashire
Lass will be performed this evening.
"a THE AMERICAN there will be an attractive
variety entertainment tonight.
AT THE THEATRE CoMQUE, on Seventh street
below Arch, there Will be u variety performance
this evening.
BLIND Tom will give concert at Concert Hall
this evening.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA win give public
rehearsal at Horticultural Hall on Wednesday
afternoon. On account of the death of Kossini,
the entire programme will be from the works of
that composer with The exception of the "March
Funeb1er of Beethoven's "Eroica Sinfonie, ,
which will be given in honor of the memory Of
the great composer.
THE prospects oil American playWfiShts seem
Frightening. few years ago, such thing as
an American play was hardly known. But
things are changing. The success of ColoneI
Fitzgerald's Drama, Light al Last was brilliant
and we are glad to see that his new play
Woloes al Boy, now in preparation at the Arch,
will be produced as the hoiidayapiece, in grand
style. thrilling mechanical effect is men,
toned in connection with the piece. which viii
doubtless give Woiues at Bay long run.
Mr.. JoBsoN's lecture at the Assembly Bunding
this evening, on .rbe Physiology and Harmony
of Female Dress" will be illustrated by amusing
models, and ought to attract crowded house.
Mr.. MAX STRAKosH announces that Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg will appear in two evening con-
certs and matinee at Concert Hail. commenc-
ing on November 70. Miss Kellogg has always
been great favorite in this city, and she may
be assured of hearty welcome.
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DIED.

BROWN.-This morning. November IS NATHAN
s. BROWN, son of Thomas Brown, aged 20 years.
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
CHAMBERLlN.-On the 18th instant, JOHN
CHABBERLIN, in the 10Th year Of his age.
His friends ard those family, also tn a
members Of the Carpenters Company OF the City OF
Philadelphia. are respectfully invited 20 attend his
funeral rom his late residence, No. i30 Line street
South Camden W edaesday afternoon, the 18th in-
slant, at o'clock p. N. To proceed to Evergreen
Cemetery, without further notice. ss
EPLEY.-On the l4th instant, Mrs. WGLH EL
NINA GLIB SON, widow OF the late Joseph Epley. In
Her relatives and friends respectfully Invited to
attend funeral, from her late residence No. 8l5
Walnut street, on Wednesday, the lS:h instant. at
O'Clock.
HINKLE.-On the 18th inst. CHARLES G. HIN
KLE, In the 49th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends. also Hrrcock Lodge No
funeral from his late residence, NO. 24 Williamson
str eet, on "wednesday afternoon AZ o'clock 10 pro-
ceed to Wharton Street Vault
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, ANN MABERRE, In
the eth year OF her age.
The relatives and frenda are invited TO attend TIA
Fourth street. above Welch, Chester, Eeswar-
county, Pa Tuesday, the 18th Instant. at O'Clock
r. NJ. To proceed to Chester Rural Cemetery.
MCRARAH ER.-On Friday, the 18th instant,
Flea NOR, rellct OF the late Charles McKaraher.
The relatives and friends Invited 70 attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her son-n-law Fra cs
Fearon, No sl1 Pine street, Tuesday morning. the
18th instant, 81 O'Clock.
6HULTZ.-On the 18th instant, JOHN sHULrZ,
Se relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuIly Invited the funeral from the esdence
of his son-in-law, John Mccoy, Stonehouse lane,
First Ward, on Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
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born, has been altered. BY the change effected,
an unnecessary and perplexiDg deed of violence
IS avoided, aud the piece is made to terminate
With highly moral "tag." new burlesque
by Mr.. Byron, with the title of Lalcretid Borg,d.
NJ. d.; or, La Grand DOctresse, was recently
produced. A London critic says:-This marks
smother step in the downward progress OF
ouIiesque. 1t is pitiable alike in conception
and execution.
The "Silver Wedding" anniversary of the
Vienna. Liedertatel, directed by Herbeck. has
Just been celebrated in grand style. Selections
from List, Schubert Mendelssohn. Scbumann,
FIR. Lachner conducted by himself, Weinwurm,
Herbeck, etc., we're sung. The festival was
attended by the Emperor, two arcbdukes minis
teis several generals, and the municipal autho.
rites of Vienna.
AT the Palais Royal, in Paris, three vaude-
vllles, each III one act. have been Produced
qui le Stnge? by MN. Cremieux and Janis
fiS; I'm Mdtdde du Mois, by NM Cham and A..
de Lasalle; and lie Bouquet, by MN. Meilhac
and Halevy. All we're successful, q fact attribu-
table to the acting rather than the pieces.
Mr.. Charles Dickens has been reading to
very large audiences at the st. Georges Hall,
Liverpool, selections from David COpper6eld,'
Chops "The Dwarf" etc.
Lady Don has commenced an engagement
at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. aud plays the
part of kitty Clatterly" in Daddy Gray