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PARK THEArRE.-The audience al the Park were very
much disappointed last evening Just before the rising
OF the curtain MrBarry forward with ply yscians
certificate stating that Mrs Bland not able to ap
pear and that Mrs. Skerret would perform the part of
Lady Teazle. This was of course. q drawback but
the School for Scandal went of remarkably well Mrs
skerret made beer Lady Teaze than could have been
expected under the circumstances Mr. Bass as Sir Pc
ter was very happy Mr. Roberts played Charles Sur.
face Mr.. Barry as Joseph, Mr. Bland as Sir BENJAMIN
Mrs. Barry as Lady Sneerwel and Mrs. Vernon as Mrs
Candour The evening closed with the extravaganza
Fortunio, in which the lively Mrs Skerret PLAYED For
tunio.


On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Kean commence re.
engagement, and appear in Much Ado About Nothing.


BowERy.-We had repetition last evening of the
"Rufian Boy, the "Mountsn Drovern and the "Black
Rangers" The house crowded as usual and the
performance went of with much eeiat Scott in the
Rufian Boy" fully sustained his llestablished repu-
taton; he was received throughout with marked ap-
pause. The house was crowded to actual sufocation
and the performance went off much to the satisiac
ton of the entire auditory Some few disciples Of liking
alcohol" having kicked up in the lobby the
upper boxes, were promptly put in safe keeping The
police in attendance deserve every credit for the ecen
manner in which they discharge their duty.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The Burlesque Opera Singers again
appeared last night in the laughabe buresque OF Som
am Buole with all the original music OF ofsomnanbula
and Buy --dare, burlesque Aubers La Bayadare
These burlesques kept the audience in perfect Of
laughter Tonight a concert of Sacred Music is given
and that the manager have prevailed upon
the burleque company to postpone their other engage
ments, and remain al Castle Garden week longer. This
4 is good news TO the lovers of fun.


NIBLo's GARpES-The performance of the "School for
Scandal warepeated last night to another immense au
dience The caste that have played this piece decd
edy the besthat have appeared in it in this city To
morrow night the comedy f"Change Makes Change
produced. Green-room report speaks highly of its
merits and embracing it will the great galaxy OF tai
ent assembled at this theatre, feel will
be given with every effect Mr. Niblo has spared no
pains expense in the getting Of it up.


ETHIOPIAN SERESApERs AT PALMo's.-These gentry
last night closed their third weeks performance We
have often spoken of their merits that can but now
say that their unique entertainments afford the utmost
amusement to all who witness them. They are SO i'm
portuned by families for another weeks delay that they
have consented to remain for week more at the ex
piraton of which time, the house is let to Mr. TEN
pleton, they will be imperaively necessated to with
draw from the scene of their triumphant success


Ole Bull will give his second tomorrow eye
ming the Tabernacle he will be assisted before by
Ar Dufeld and Miss Nothal and will himself pc rform
some of his most favoriA pieces. Among others the
Carnival OF Venice the Mountains Of Norway, and the
sician Tarantella concluding with the Polacca Guer-
( riera.


Sig Vatelini and lady have altered their intentions
relative to going to Europe instead of which they are
about to take tour to the South in company of Sga Pcs
and Sig Antognni The admirers and supporters of the


Italian Opera in this city making endeavors retain
them in this city.


troupe Of Negro NIinstrels called the Harmoneon
Family, are playing at Bangor, Me-


An Irish harper named Wall has been tickling the ears
of the Montreal folks.


Nh. and Mrs kean were tc take their benefit at the
Front street Theatre, Baltimore, on Friday last