"a Fair Rebel."

The brilliant military comedy drama, "A Fair Rebel," which will be given at the Grand Opera House, Thursday, March 16, is one of the strongest and iateresting plays that has been produced of late years. ltis based on incidents of the late war. The scènes of the play are laid in the famous Shenandoah Valley, Kichmond and Libby Prison, and are full of strongand startling situations and bristling all over with comedy. The revolving scène showing the interior and exterior of the celebrated old Libby Prison, it is said has not been equalled by any thing on our stage. This is the same play that made such a tremendous hit at the Fourteenth Street Theatre, New York, last season, and according to the newspapers of that city is by far the greatet military play that has been produsee. The comp:iny is said to be íiact class in every respect, and includes a quartet of trained voices.