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PARK THRArRE.-The last representation Of La
Iniue, opera which may be considered one OF the
inest musical compositions is to be given tonight.
Il has been already represented three times In this
,ty, and was attended by large and fashionable au-
iiences This does not surprise us, for, to many
,reat musical beauties, this opera adds very great
Genie effect, and the splendor of the dresses has
contributed somewhat to the delight of the public.
Moreover the characters delineated by artists of


superior talent who, from their first appearance in
his city, have captivated the admiration of their
hearers Their names are familiar to the public,
Nile Cave, Messrs. Armand, CDuriot, Douvry,
and Garry, are sufficient to draw large auditory.
Much having been said about the talent exhibited
by these artists in this opera, we will engage those
Of our readers who have not had yet opportunity
Of hearing them in La Juve, to call this evening at
the Park and Judge for themselves.


NIBLo's GARDEN.-The very popular comedian,
Mr. Henry Placide is engaged at this establishment
for four nights only, and will commence his short
engagement this evening in his celebrated character
Of 'sGrandfather Whitehead" for correct persona
ton OF which he has become so distinguished. We
are unacquanted with any other artist SO qualified
as Mr.. Pacide to fill the Saloon nightly, as it has
been the last fortnight, during the engagement of
MIS MOWdtl IldCluC PCiioiiHuuCC to-h6Ht
is OF highly intellectual character, aboundng In
original points and interesting situations The Aero
bat Family, who have returned from successful
trip to Philadelphia repeat their extraordinary tour
billions and feats Of strength The vaudeville Of
sHe's not Miss" which was captally acted the


first night of its representation, is to conclude the
performances.


CASTLE GARDEN.-This delightful resort still con-
inues to be well attended, and crowds repair there
every evening to rest themselves from their daily la
bors by few hours of rational enjoyment. Togood
music and good dancing, this place adds the advan-
tage of being one OF the coolest in town, which, to
the lovers Of comfort as well as pleasure, is an in
ducement of no small consideration in these warm
days.


VAUxHALL GARDEN.-To-night, Mr.. De la Rec,
the industrious manager and lessee of this splendid
garden has a complimentary benefit. To the good
administration and singing of this gentleman the
garden is much indebted for its success, and the
public for good series Of choice entertainments,
which have been nightly offered to them at this fine
place. The bill for the occasion such as to leave
nothing to desire Call and see.