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PARK THEArRE.-To-night is positively the last
presenation Of La Jsire, of the master pieces
of modern musical composers. This OPERA which
has already been performed four times in this city,
has been pronounced by connoisseurs to be one oi
the finest compositions; and the good singing Of the
artists and the costlness and spendor of the scene
ry dresses, armors &c. &c, render it, IN the OPT
MON of amateurs, magnificent musical and theatri-
cal psrformance The house has been crowded al
every representation of La Juiue, and the last
will no doubt be equally attended by a very nume-
rous and fashionable audience.
Nrm.os-Another strong and effective bill of en-
tertainment to night The excellent Pacide appears
in two new parts, in the 'Bold Dragons" and the
ssDouble Bedded Room. He has been very success
full thus far in his engagement, and doubtless will
continue attractive all the week. The Syens OF
this establishment, Misses Mary Taylor and Helen
Matthews, have two characters well adapted to their
capabilites-the young dancers Celeste and Parting
ton, show off in "La Cachuca," and the Acrobat
Family display their wonted agility in feas hither-
to uninterrupted in America.


CASTLE GARDEN.-To-nght will be offered to the
lovers Of music and fun series Of entertainments
that can rival all those given heretofore this fine
Garden. We feel confident that many will throng
there this evening and continue to make of it the
resort Of all the fashion.


VAUxHALL GARDEN.-Quite an attractive bill for
tonight. The entertainments consisting in dances,
songs, &C., will be performed by capital artists, and
attended as usual by numerous audience.


PArMo's THEATRE.-Champlin's complimentary
benefit comes off this evening at this establishment.


The Hamoneon Family have arrived in Bangor,
where they are giving series of concerts.


The propretors otlthe floating theatre have had
some difficulty with the authorities Of Troy and have
moved to the opposite side of the river


They are working up piece for one of the thea
tres in Philadelphia, out Of the life of Lorenzo Dow


Mrs Hunt, Jameson, Mr.. Mason, and Mr.. Mos
sop are at the Buffalo theatre.


Ole Bull dropped in upon us quite Unexpectedly on
Saturday, and gave concert in the evening, to highly
respectable audience His performance wonderful,
and confirmed his great fame. The gentlemen who
companied him the piano forte and vocalist also
acquitted themselves well.--Portiand Argus, 2Sth


Simpson, Of the Park theatre, shaving completed
his business abroad returns home in the steamer of the
10TH


Mr. Bass, one Of the Park company, and Mrs. Crisp
and family arrived on Monday from England.


The Campanalogians gave concert at New Ha.
ven on Monday and Tuesday nights.


Mons. Korponay is at st. Louis.


Booth is playing at Norfolk.