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fAnx TmEArRE.-No play has been received in
New York with 80 much applause and enthusiasm
a. " Ratrf-l- -Diahs." We are glad to see our mu
siesl people thus appreciate and paronze these wor
thy artists. Msysybso's Operu viii be performed
Tor 'he third time this evening, and like the pre-
eeedas nights. we are certain the Park will be
crowded BY all the fashionable inhabitants and
foreigners now remaining in the city
TEK CAsrLr GARpES.-This house was numer-
ou-ly attended last evening. This evening Herr
Cine makes his last appearance but one, and the
bl oi iaTe i most attractive There is the Dancing
>cotehman. the Carnival of venlce.i jim which Herr
Cline introduces his wonderful performances; dane
ing by Miss Cohen; Auber's Military Overture to
LA lille du Regiment" together with Woods in
g-nloas Tablesux Mouvans Of Philip Quarl, in which
.Messn. Wood, Parsloc, Dennison, and Master w.
wood aPaear.


NnLo's GARpEs-AiRs. MowArr.-We hear this
lady j. engaged 10 appear here. and will open onMon-
day evening next. This a spirited movement on
the pat OF the proprietor, and supported, she is to
be, By Mr.. Crisp, who is engaged expressly for that
purpose, and Messrs. Chippendale, T. Placide, Sef
ton, Nickerson, Davenport, Misses Taylor and Ma
the~s. Mrs. Watts, &c., cannot fail to prove most
attractive one. Tonight the Acrobat Family ap-
pear and the sixteenth representation of the Seven
Castles. The saloon fills nightly.


VAuxasLL GARpKS.-This evening Miss Orville
takes her benefit. tor which she will be supported
by strong array OF talent, both vocal and lnstru-
mental


PAIaios OPERA HousE.-A grand Concert la
Mussrd viii be performed this evening. and other en-
tertainments wln be given BY ahighy talented COM
pany, engaged Tor this establishment, They are in
every respect worthy OF patronage, and only re-
quire to be heard TO be adequately appreciated.


The Baker family are giving Concerts in Sara
toga.


The orphean Family have been highly successful
in Providence.


The Misses Macomber are giving Concerts in
Pittsburgh.


The talented dancers. Misses lnce, are engaged
at the Baltimore Museum.


Ii il stated that letter has been received in this
city, from MIR Edmund Kcsn stating that in the month
Of August Mrs kean Miss Ellen Tree that and him
SELF intended to visit this country theatrical tour
II expected that they i'll make their rst appearance
at the Park.