Miss Saville will appear in her "unrivalled specialty" at Hanks's New Centreville Opera House, to-morrow night, as may be gathered, in a general way, from an advertisement in another column. We should not omit to mention that Mr. Zeke Kilburn, Miss Saville's advance agent, is a gentleman of imposing presence, elegant manners, and complete knowledge of his business. This information may be relied upon as at least authentic, having been derived from Mr. Kilburn himself, to which we can add, as our own contribution, the statement that Mr. Kilburn is a gentleman of marked liberality in his ideas of spirituous refreshments, and of equal originality in his conception of the uses, objects and personal susceptibilities of the journalistic profession. DOCUMENT NO. 25. _Local Item from the "New Centreville Standard," December 20th, 1878:_ Hon. William Beauvoir has registered at the United States Hotel. Mr. Beauvoir is a young English gentleman of great wealth, now engaged in investigating the gigantic resources of this great country. We welcome him to New Centreville. DOCUMENT NO. 26. _Programme of the performance given in the Centreville Theatre, Dec. 21st, 1878:_ HANKS' NEW CENTREVILLE OPERA HOUSE A. Jackson Hanks.....................Sole Proprietor and Manager. FIRST APPEARANCE IN THIS CITY OF TOMPKINS & FROBISHER'S GRAND STELLAR CONSTELLATION, Supporting California's favorite daughter, the young American Tragedienne, MISS NINA SAVILLE, Who will appear in Her Unrivalled Specialty, "Winona, the Child of the Prairie." THIS EVENING, DECEMBER 21st, 1878, Will be presented, with the following phenomenal cast, the accepted American Drama, WINONA: THE CHILD OF THE PRAIRIE. WINONA.................................................... Miss FLORA MacMADISON..................................... BIDDY FLAHERTY........................................... OLD AUNT DINAH (with Song, "Don't Get Weary").............Miss NINA SALLY HOSKINS............................................. SAVILLE (With the old-time melody, "Bobbin' Around.") POOR JOE (with Song)...................................... FRAULINE LINA BOOBENSTEIN................................. (With stammering song, "I yoost landet.") SIR EDMOND BENNETT (specially engaged)................E.C. GRAINGER WALTON TRAVERS.........................................G.W. PARSONS GIPSY JOE..................................................M. ISAACS 'ANNIBAL 'ORACE 'IGGINS................................BILLY BARKER TOMMY TIPPER.....................................Miss MAMIE SMITH PETE, the Man on the Dock................................SI HANCOCK Mrs. MALONE, the Old Woman in the Little House.... Mrs. K.Y. BOOTH ROBERT BENNETT (aged five)......................Little ANNIE WATSON