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PAES THEATRE.-To-night will be represented,
tor the first time in tins country, the splendid opera
La Jrre one OF the chef d'durre Of musical compo-
stion' The artists who are to sing in this opera,
among whom the public will find most OF their fa-
vonte make bill Of no small attraction to the low
ers OF music. And the splendor OF the scenery, the
lnagnihcence of the dresses and accessories, will
contribute greatly 10 remunerate the public
Tor their attendance. Mile Calve, Mime Casini
Messrs. Arnaud, C1urot, Douvry and Garry will
appear In this opera, and the names of many EN-
lnenty distinguished artists is sufficient warrant
the most sanguine expectations Of the public and se-
cure liberal patronage TO the company. We ad-
wise those who attend the performance .o-night TO
procure the ibretto which is sold at the office. 1t
will prove very useful to them especially if they are
not very well acquainted with the French language.
The llbretto contains the opera in French, with a
literal translation in English, by Mr. Revolt, gen.
teman OF great literary requirements


NIpLo's GARDEN-Mrs. Mowatt is attracting
crowded and overhowng saloons Her popularity
is actually on the increase. Nothing can exceed
the excitement her appearance creates. Parties
come from the neighboring watering places, and
Rockaway and New Rochelle are quite deserted the
evenings Mrs. M. acts at Niblo's. She is to again
delight fashionable saloon to light by her persona
ton ct Pauline. Mr.. Crisp and Mr.. Chippendale
repeat the characters of Claude Melnotte and Col
pamas