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PARK THEArRE-This evening the Delcy troupe ap
pear at the Park in Donzes grand serious opera of
Lucy Of Lammermoor" founded scott's celebrated
novel The opera is to be produced with scenery
and properties and Is said TO contain of Donzsts
best musical compositions. 1t will undoubtedly have
good ruin at the Park. The chorusses have been tho
roughly drilled, and will probably be very perfect


BowEny THEArRE.-Ths evening, Mr. John NJ Trim.
ble the architect of the Bowery theatre receives
a complimentary benefit at that splendid Establishment
most attractive bill is presented. Mr.. Scott plays
King Lear, after which, Mr. Mitchell, Of the Olympic,
who has kindly volunteered his services for the occa
son plays one of his best characters Jem Bags in the
farce of the Wandering Mnstrel"-The evening closes
with the new farce of Scan Mag"


BownRy CRcus.-Mr. Hiram Franklin, the great
double artistic has volunteered to perform THIS
evening the Bowery Amphitheatre for the dement, o
Barney Williams


HERR ALExAspER-Owing TO the urgent solicitations
consented to remain in this city through this week
His engagements will not allow him to stay longer and
we would advise all who have not seen him. to give
him call at Niblo's.


ALHAMRAThe proprietors Of this neat little place OF
amusement determined to keep plenty OF amuse.
ment before the highly fashionable audiences VINO VISIT
French magician, and Miss Mary st. Clair, the English
syb, will astonsh the audience by their curious and
philosophic experiments.


Munc ros MILLIoN.-The Ethiopian burlesque
company have washed their faces and appear tonight
in proprla persona at the Franklin Hall Chatham square,
where they give capital vocal entertainment


ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs-The twelfth and last concert
of these nmtable performers was given on Saturday
evening in Baltimore, at the Saloon OF the Assembly,
Rooms They have been drawing excellent houses, and
have won golden opinions from all sorts of people


MRs. MowArr's BENErIT.-On Friday, there was says
the Transcript brilliant audience at the Howard Athena
um, Boston Her personation of Lucy Ashton was ex-
quisitey and pathetic and in the second and third
acts where the terrible tragedy OF the piece is evolved
her acting characterised by naturalness and ina
ad tho
the most eager attention and shook it with applause
The gradual breaking down of the poor girls mind and
hearther mournul forlorn crushed appearance IN the
last act where her faculties seemed absolutely congea
ing with despairthe paleness Of her cheek visiby in
with the the M
partythe perceptible breaking OF her heart as she
stood chilled and stauelike amid the tumut which sue
ceeded-and her Touch me not mother " as Lady Ash
ton approached to take her, dying from Ravenswood's
arms-wers all done with tragic pathos which only
gine and which thrilled every heart in the audience into
sympathy. The character Of the Duchess, in " Faint
Heart never won Fair Lady" which succeeded was in
with nmitable grace archness and sweetness OF ex
preston. twas received with great appauae Such
is for any actress to obtain We hope to see her
soon in Boston again.


The Keans make their first appearance in Boston at the
Howard Atheneum this evening, in the stranger"
They will no doubt, meet with brilliant reception
Wherever they have played the houses have been filled
to overhowing and the greatest enthusiasm has pre-
vailed.


The Benefit Concert of Mrs. Herwig took place at the
fremont Temple, Boston, on Saturday evening


Madame Augusta, Mr.. Murdoch, and the seguin
troupe engaged at the Holiday street Theatre, Bal
timore and will shortly appear


The Swiss Bell Ringers at Cincinnati on We'd
nesday last


Mr. Dempster gave his second and last concert sa.
tur day evening in Albany. He sang several of Burns
most beautiful and touching melodies with other pieces
among which was Tennyson's MAY Queen"


At the Baltimore Museum John Seton took benefit
Saturday evening Chippendale, Mrs Timm, and the
Infant Sisters there.


John Potter opens the Norfolk, Va, The atre in few
days, with good theatrical company