Theatricals, &C.
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Miss Helen Matthews has made a most decided hit In


Boston The Museum is crowded nightly to witness her
performances.


Mons. Phillips, the French neoromsncer. and Miss st.


Clair are astonishing the Bostonans with their neero
mantle tricks.


Little Ole Bull and the Congo Melodiss are in Wash
iIgton


David Miller, OF Frank Johnsons celebrated band


Of music, recently sent n the st. Louis Penentiary
for stealing pair of pistols.
When Master Burke YVES in New Orleans, long time
ago." Mr. Caldwell the manager Of the theatre where
young Burke wan playing induced BIS father invest


the proceeds In certain real there


fer the benefit of his year since young Mr. Burke
visited the Crescent city, and sold his property fer
$4,000


coRcecd actor bossted Of the number Of characters


he had played one evening have you play two
"what are they 7" inquired the former 'why you at


tempted the character Of Caspar and played the Devil
" ith it." replied the latter.
Hsnningtonl Moving Dioramss are exhibiting in Mo
company Of Chinese Minstres shortly expected


in this country under the direction OF the celebrated


Ill make their intSsdactory appearances in Boston a.


tired In the peculiar costume Of their nation, and will
no doubt make truly celestial music
A frs broke out in the American theatre New Or I.


leans on the sOth u during the performance OF Mari
no Faero which threw performers and audience into


some but the re soon got under the au


dense resumed their seats and the performers proceeded
W ih the entertainments.
VALUABLE DIscovERy.-Mr. Doubledav, the
keeper Of the State Prison at Auburn, N. "; has


published the result Of experiments made ny BIN with
hydrosulphate Of caciumthe common plaster e Paris
Gypsumin its ground state Hv hnds 1t hes the pow
er OF attracting the offensive parts OF all animal eiuvis
forming two new substsnces, sulphate of ammonia and
carbonate OF lime which nodorous and harmless By
sprnkling small quantity Of plaster in places which
generate foul air. the sijucen atmosphere rendered
pure aud wholesome It's sse will be found harmless
cheap and efsctua means OF correcting all foul exhala


houses barracks other places BY IT, stables and other


nuisances about public and private houses in cities and


villages, may be kept from odor, and the farmer NAV
keen HE stables and manure hears ssubous vh ie he
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