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ved OF late. gentleman of this place Ia distinguish
I'd member OF the legal profession has joined the church
OF the holy apostolic aitho from thorough conviction
OF mind otter having been led the perusa OF its enets
so ancient and scrpura which have been continued TO
be handed down through despite the rude
OF Pagan. lnfle and Jew The churches of ST. Mary
and ST. Josephs have been elegantly ornamented by h
pencil OF Sgnor Monachesi Italian artist of essrved
Celebrity who is fast winning his way to wealth and re
nown And now to secular sffars with which am per
haps better acquainted.


Our city has been alive with amusements The Opera
was handsomely patronized, and Old DIury beamed
once more with youth, beauty and fashion, The eguns


thghuu vocasts) have dspaI ted for the sunny South
oencerts next opened upon us-Phharmonic and Mugi-
cal FUND with Ole Bull and Casea to relieve our
OF the Almighty dollarn-a crowded of course Then
.oow the Theatres with the last imported comedy of


oih heads and Young Hearts," with rival companies
az he Cnesnut and Walnut ugging away the incna-


on ot the natives who severally ured in the re
specuve Establishments to witness its mpersonaon II
best at the Walnut. OF course tastes differ Your COM
pany from the Park to be candid not much Marshall
az the Walnut, is very Napoleon of a manager and
always has an excellent company. Mr. Chapman at his
es,aDsnment Is an admirable comedian and likely to ri
val Burton General Welsh at the Circus has produced
an Equestrian spectacle entitled Anthony Wayne rten
Dy James Fees, ESQ., of this city Mr. Rees ardent
lover OF the drama excellent critic and talented era
ry gentleman He destined to be enrolled among the
dramatic authors OF America for his many able produc
tons You will shortly have the drama performed
at the Park where the General next proceeds.


some wags hore have persuaded very small and con-
ceed individual connected with the press to deliver
lecture which he has consented 10 do and rich treat
may shortly be expected. This lecurng mania has not
entirely disappeared notwithstanding the rdicue which
has jus ly been heaped upon by those who well
acquainted ith the psring properties OF the self styled
original lecturers. Apropos the Virginia Serenaders will


introduce Master Diamond this evening the audience
in his novel lecture the Bullgne and locomotive im
tations. An amiable essay for the times" NATHAN