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THEATRE.-There is good bill offered for the consideration of the public tonight on the occasion of Miss Julia Turnbul's bt ncft IL will prove to be agaia ngh indeed for the fair bensfeiare is deser. vedly popular artisfe She has reached position of which she may be justly proud in her profession and may caima rank fully equal to that of any dunseuse upon the American boards.

 There is an mate aodesiy and grace apparent in whatever this young lady does, and tis that delica cy ofexecution that has won for her the esteem Of our pay-gong public. We have yet to see a dan. seuse who can combine all the requisites so necessa ry--as form, 6gure grace, beauty and finish, better than Miss T. Tonight she will perform in three different pieces-in one of wh oh she will perform speaking character and sing two son S. Mir. Lowell. who is already established fayorile, will appear in two new characters for Inc oceasion. Mir. and Mrs Meryfeld made most excellent debut last nigh, The lady sings with great taste, and is gifted with voice of much power well as soltness and Mer Tyfeld, though small in figure, is largely endow ed with that happy quality which mparls so much oe nune mirth 10 others. All appear again this eyenrS and crowded house must be the consequence. =