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| Mrs MowArT-Mr. Marshall, of the Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia has succeeded in efectng
engagement with this gifted and talented lady, the
authoress Of Fashion, for few evenings. She will
be received with enthusiasm by her numerous admirers
in that city She makes her first appearance Monday
evening In the character of Pauline supported by Mr.
Crisp as Claude


Mr.. haywood has been, so far very successful in
Canada with his new piece, "Peculares or Lights and
tainment in Montreal under the patronage of the Cover
General who present. together with the princi-
pal officers and influential residents Of that city


The Misses Hussey are giving Concerts in Nan
tucket


DIR. Valentine is in Boston, demonstrating that he
is an Odd Fellow.


Messrs. Welsh and Mann's equestrian company
at Herkimer


Mr.. Strickland, the comedian, died in London on
the 18th ult.


The Orphean Family gave Concert in Peters
burg, Va, on Wednesday evening.


Mr.. Booth is drawing bumper houses at the Rich


Rockwell and Stones equestrian company are at
Bangor Me. Herr Cline Nlotty and Mons CASH
mer with them.


The Campanoogian Bell Ringers have gone to
Canada. They made their appearance at the Kingston
Theatre on Tuesday last


Mr.. c. Mason commenced an engagement for six
nights at the st. Lonis Theatre on the llth inst.


Mr.. j. P Adams took his farewell benefit at
the old Theatre building, Bangor, on Monday evening
He appeared as Richard Ill, also IN the drama Of the
Adopted Child"


Mr. Charles Howard, the very gentemanly actor
Of light comedy formerly of Drury lane, but later Of
the Park and other American Theatres and Miss Rosna
Shaw the pleasing vocalist and actress married
last Sunday, at st. Peters Church, Albany They
engaged at the Museum Theatre there, at present.


Miss Julia Drake, daughter of the celebrated ac-
tress, greeted with much applause her first ap
evening. She is young lady Of extremely prepossess
ing appearance, plays with much talent, and will be
ornament to the profession.-Boston Post.


Madame Caefellan hoe heeu nlaviuo Zcrlina
opera Of Don Giovanni at her Maesty's Theatre in
London with the greatest success. The papers say
CASTELAR, is assuredly the very mpersonaton Of the viii
lage maiden " Zerna" She has the youth, the naire
beauty and the coquetry of the Conadina of Mozart
and the rich and round tones OF her voice respond to the
character. Her first display was warmly sncored-t
WI exquisite.