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THE CASTLE GARpEN.~ThIs place Of amusement


was well attended last evening indeed, it is about


the only place in the city where entertainment can


be- enjoyed with GOODNESS and pleasure. The over
ture OF "La file du Regiment, was greatly applaud
ed, as was Mr.. Dennison's national air, Patriots
Rejoice. Mr.. c. T. Parsloe's Queer Move, created
considerable laughter. The "Soldier's Waltz was
much admired and applauded. Mdlle. P. Desjardins
IN the Mazourka, was Justly admired, and elected
unbounded applause. The Carnival of Venice went
off with the greatest eciat Herr Cline's wonderful
performances alone, are worthy of the terms Of ad-
mi ssion.


NIELos GARDEN.-Strangers to the city are to be
seen nightly in crowds at this fashionable and ee-
CANT place Of amusement The performances for
this evening are of the first order. The beautiful
piece OF the "Seven Castles of the PASSIONS with
the excellent singing and acting of Misses Taylor,
Matthews, and Messrs. T. Placide and Nickenson,
and the dancing Of the graceful Partington and Ce-
leste will attract another jam tonight The Aero
bat Family are as popular as ever, and their great
talent as generally acknowledged as that Of the Ra-
vel Family.


Mrs. Mowatt, the authoress of Fashion," who cre-
ated so great sensation in our city and Phiadel-
phia, has, understand entered into arrangements
with the proprietor of Niblo's Saloon for limited
number of nights commencing on Monday next.
The engagement is sure to be brilliant one for all
parties. Mr. Crisp is also engaged and we are as
sured, from the high character Of the management,
her pieces will be admirably cast and well put on the
stage.