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THEATRE Miss McBRipE.-This interesting young lady presents her name this evening 10 the good people of MobiIe for she first tis, io .he way ofa BENEFIT.

 Tue selections for the occasion are Of the first or der; and introduce all our old and new iavoriies.

 The attention of cur ciseus generally having heen occupied during the past week with preparatory ters connected wih municipal election, the it's of Miss Mcbride have hardly had chance of being seen or known; but those that baTe her, curse Ives included, think heTe is much iu her ad- mire and 10 reward.

 Miss MeBride's style of acting is not calculated to catch the transient obseryer. Her's Is quiet. mental pprraiture of character, that requires atten ton and close observation in one who would sppre- ciatc her. She very little of the physique in l lust, a,ins her author II she has fault, perhaps it is that in some instances she is too chary of what uatpre, should suppose Judging lroG, her fine per sonal appearance, had amply provided her with

 She is decidedly, young lady ofsood natural tai. eut and pleasing requirements; and we deem.it A da,y of cur theatre loving community, especially the young gentlemen, to pay the proper compliment of tho occasion to young and interesting female.