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P.nx TsrArnr-Last evening the sterling comedy Of
"spsed the Plough" waa again presented, with very
strong cast MIR H Placids Sir Abel George Barrett
as Bob, and Mrs Bland as Miss Blanasld We have al
ready spoken Of the performance Of this comedy on
Thursday evening His only necessary to say that il
suffered by repetition in the hands OF tho artists
above mentioned. We saw George Andrews
play better than in this comedy, and Mrs. Vernon
was perfectly fat. After the performance Of the
comedy, the young lady who made so favorable
hit on Wednesday evening in Amanths, appeared
again Ia tho character, and although on the frs
evening she was far more successful than the majority
of atbufsnfes yet we could notice a decided improve
ment last evening She had go. rid OF the nervousness
which betrayed itself at rs and seemed very much at
home upon the stage With patience care and persever-
ance she will yet become ornament to her profession
There is peculiar sweetness about her that will make
her favorite She must improve little in her walk
however. On Monday, We are to have the longlook
for treat ofMrs Kean's personation of Ion.


BowRRY.-The late inclemency Of the weather sp
pears rather to have increased than diminished the
anxiety Of our citizens to attend this comfortable
establishment. Manager Jackson is determined not
to be oudone a caterer for the amusement OF the
public in evidence of which, he tomorrow evening puts
forth Taord's celebrated tragedy of on," in which
that popular tragic actress Mrs. Shaw, will personate
the hero. After which the drama Of " Nick of the
Woods with Scott as Bloody Nathan.


Miss DELcr.-Ths charming canatrce has closed
her at the Park and leaves this city in few
days Tor Boston, whore she intends giving series OF
concerts with from the operas. This will form
one o. the attractive and pleasing entertainment
ina bic aud have doubt the elite and musical
of Boston, will nightly congregate to greet the fair
calst who to brilliant musical education, and voice
of great sweetness and beauty untes all the qualca
tions of excellent actress.


Mons ALkxAspRE, the celebrated magician ia engaged
at the Chestnut street theatre and appears
Monday evening.


Mas. vALKsrrSE Morr,-The managers Of the Phil.
harmonic Society Phadephia have at the urgent
quest many of tho musical and fashionable critics
engaged this vocalist to sing at their next
concert.


Mr. Booth playing at last dates at the St. Charles
Theatre, New Orleans.


Miss Mary Duff Ia at the American, New Orleans


Madame Augusta ia still drawing crowded houses at
tho Walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia. Last evening
she d,.nced in " La Bay yadere" and La Sylphide.'


Mr. Jamison play ed Claude Me!note last evening at
the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia.


The Seguin troupe at Baltimore, where they pro-
duced Thursday evening" the opera Of the Elixir of
Love-"