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PARK THEArsE.-To-night, the long expected opera,
Les Hugusnets will be produced with Mile Cslye,
Wines Casni and Ceuriot and Aessrs Arnaud Douvry,
Garry and Bernard This opera will supsss in splsn'
dour anything yet represented by the French Company
in this city This musical composition which has been
declared by'connossur to be unsurpassed BY any for
effort of the author has strengthened the fame OF
Meyerbeer whose reputation had already spread far
the world by his opera Of Robert ie Dab Tho talent
ofthe company and musicians lead expect great
for this opera and believe that the perform
the last representation but three Of the the
Park and the public will do well go and hear tbis
opera before the departure OF these artists Next Thurs
day evening, Mile Calves benefit, which occasion
will be given spectacle selected among the operas in
which this artist acquired her great popularity in this
country.


BowrRY THEArRE.-Under the management of its gen


emanly and enterprisng proprietor this new theatre
seems destined to oushne all other similar houses in
this city The elegance of its interior the spendor or


its theatrical material the talent of the artist sengaged
nightly attract numerous audiences and it is crowded
to suhocaon from pit to the dome Tonight Bulwers
celebrated play ofRcheleu with very pow eru caste
VIII be given We notice among the artists who to
appear IN this play, Messrs Scott Davenport Hen
kins Clarke &c and Mrs Sergeant and Phillips This
will be followed by the Sleeping Beauty grand le
gendary spectacle nightly received by the public with
iaptnrous applause The scenery OF the Ioos gorge
ous description and surpasses every thing of the kind
ever exhibited to the eyes Of New York audience.
CAsiLE oAhpEN.--lht european troupe have been
engaged for series of performances, beginning to
night The success which the Ethlopeans have already
met with in this city, will doubt induce many TO 90
and see them. The remaining parts of the entert?in
men for this evening, will the usual budget Of
| overtures, dances. sc. sc Go and see


NiBLo's-MR II. PLAcIDE's BENEFIr.-Tonight the So
loon will be filed Of course. The Grandfather
Whitehead of Pacde is perfect gem-nor is his acting
In the Nervous Man whit less excellent Brougham,
VINO the only worthy to poor Power makes
first appearance this in the Man of Nerve
There is easy, sly humor about Brougham that r
resstibe Chppendale acts in the same piecea capital
complete combination of comic strength All the world
and his wife will be at the Garden this evening


VAuxHALL GARpES.-A delightful place to spend the
evenmg-so think the Bowery folks who nightly throng
there to forget in the entertainments and the comfort
the place, the fagues of their business and shelter
themselves from the suriness of the city atmosphere


Pico and De!Begnis still in New York; they will
leave next week for Newport, and give concert
Monday the isth before they proceed to Canada. The
people and visiters of Newport may expect those
two celebrated artists good musical treat.


The Misses Sloman and Mr. Sloman gave their last con.
cert in Cleveland on Thursday evening.


juno and Turner's Equestrian Company are at Mar.
shall, Michigan


The Cincinnati Equestrian Company are at Pittsburgh
with whom is Mcfarland late of the Pittsburgh theatre


Winche may be expected at Troy in few days
They will please prepare for hearty laugh He is &C
companed by the greatest guitarst in the world Sig
Bin


Pelby the manager Of the National theatre in Boston
quite i'll few days since, but he has now entirely
recovered his health