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Tonight at this hoase, will gather together
brilliant assemblase Of intellect, beauty, and
fashion. Antigone, with the Lady of Lyons on
the same night. is, indeed, an attractive bill, and
VIII afford the benefcsavs opportunity Of display
ing the Versatility of his power in the antipodean
Characters. Dinneford made great move when
ne secured his services as stage manager. Miss
Clarendon also increases in favor, and report speaks
OF her Pauine-which character she will sustain
this evening in addition to Antigone-as a very
clever performance. Nickinson, late of the
Olympic, is engsged by Dinneford, an excellent ac
tor ne plays COL Damas this evening, and we ex.
pect very finished representation Of that charac-
ter This is the last night but one of its perform
ance, and we assure those who allow this opportu-
nifty to pass without seeing Antigone, that they
have missed Intellectual treat seldom offered to
the citizens Of this or any othercity.


ITALIAN OpERA.-De Begnis is full of his project
for the establishment of Italian Opera in this city
He has an agent in Italy collecting troupe, and
we understand that ne has concluded his bargain
for Palmo's theatre.


GRAND BALL-The repetition Of Mr.. Parker's
exhibition ball comes off this evening, at Niblo's
From the preparations made, and the number of
tickets issued, it will doubtless equal any Of the
splendid affairs Of the kind previously conducted
by this able master