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Mr.. j. M Trmble, the architect and builder of
the Bowery Theatre, has had the of that house
offered him by Mr.. Jackson, the worthy manager,
tor complimentary benefit, on Monday, the l7th
instant. Many less worthy beneficiary has appeal
well known to many of our citizens, as worthy
man and skilful mechanic A proof of the latter
is found in the success with which he removed the
old Wall Street Church to Jersey City. The plan of
the Bowery Theatre was his own, and the house
was built under his immediate and personal direc-
ton and supcrlntendence He also planned and fit
ted up the New Circus in Varick street; and is at
this time engaged in completing the plans for new
and the patrons OF the Bowery" will give him, on
Monday night, what he SO richly deserves-a bum
per, real bumper. J.