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Hilyard, Grain and lsherwood are busily employ
ed in preparing scenery for spectacle at Niblos
Messrs. Chippendalc John Seton, and Tom Pla
eide, with Davenport Nickinson &c., are engaged


Mr.. Barton, the eminent futst, has returned to this
city, where he is about to give instructions the flute


Mrs. Vernon has arrived in the city after very
successful provincial tour 1t il rumaoed that she is about
to join the Park company.


The New Orleans theatre closed on the 10th inst
Mad Cavc and other members Of the French troupe left
that city for New York on the following day.


Messrs. Rockwell u Stones equestrian establish
ment are in Portland


Mr.. J. Jones, the vocalist, has become resident
Of Boston, where he has established himself as teacher
of vocal music.


Dan Marble concluded successful engagement at
the Royal Surrey theatre and has left London for short
provincial tour Next month he will leave old England
Tor +" New England.