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PAAs.-A very excellent hou,e assembled lest even.
ing at the PARK The comedy Of the - West Endr In
which Mr. Piacide and Mrs. Bland played most charm.
iogly and the comedy Of Time Works WondersD
were the entertainments presented This evening is Sc,
apart for Mr. Broughs benefit, which occasion Miss
Dslcy and Mr. Gardner appear In the opera OF Love n
Village" young lady also makes her 6rst appear.
ancs on any stage in The Child Of Nature y and tho
evenings performance closes with No Song No Sun
per-"


BowRRr TnrArar.-Ths rapturous enthusiasm which
greeted Mrs. Shaw last night at the Metropolitan
upon her second appearance Margaret Fillmore must
have been to her crafty evidence of her ability ard


most satisfactory proof of the fast and firm hold she
has upon the generous support Of those who frequent
this vast and really prncey establishment She ven
more successful than on her first appearance the
applause more general and well bestowed Her support
by Mr. Scott, Davenport and Clark most able and
efficient The operatic farce of No song No Supper
venings performancss Tonight Mrs Shaw appears a.
the Countess, in Knowles's play of Love" Mr..
Scott also appears as Michael the Adopted Child
A rare and attractive bill.


ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs-Notwithst the cold
and frost prevailing last evening Palmo's theatre was
crowded by highly respectable audience. The enter.
tanment very similar that of the previous even
Ing but notwithstanding many of the pieces were en-
cored and others substituted in the place OF those called
for, which were greatly applaudsd. There are only



nal musicians can be heard in this country for some
time to therefore, those who are desirous Of hear
ing them had better take the earliest opportunity ev
wish to do with comfort


CHRISTIAN HuBEa.-Ths distinguished violonceilist
gives his second concert Tuesday evening next
He has created great sensation in the musical circles
Of the city, and his next concert will of course be we'll
attended In addition to himself and his violonceo Ma
dame Otto and Master Sconca will sing. Some rem arks
have been made with regard to the pianos used by
Mons. Huber They are of very fine tone, from CO.
LIBERATED mandatory In Paris


Miss NoRTHALL's CorcEnT---This evening Miss
Northal gives her first concert in New York. at tho
Apollo Saloon. She Is gifted and highly accomplished
young lady, possessing superior musical education
and rich soprano understandable for It's purity and
sweetness She will be assisted by Sig De Degnis, Mrs
Loder, J A. Kyle, Mr.. H. Marks and Mr.. Timm We
have doubt fashionable and brilliant audience will
assemble.


TEMrLEToS.-This gentleman gave his first concert In
Albany on Monday evening He proceeds from there to
Springfield, Hartford and New Haven, where he gives
his musical entertainments and returns to this city next
week, en- for the South. Wherever MIR Templston
has appeared his houses have been crowded excess
and the greatest enthusiasm has prevailed Ills farewell
concert in this city will undoubtedly be most brilliant
affair.


ALHAMRA.-This delightful place Of amusement con-
tinues to he crowded nightly Last evening the capital
burlefque of "Back Dabolo" play cd aud went OF
with great applause. This evening the attractive
bill 10 repeated.


The Segun troupe still in Baltimore, where they
have been eminenty successful


Mr. Booth is playing to crowded houses in New Or.
leans the ST. Charles He played Sr Giles Overreach
the evening Of the Goth ult.


Miss Mary Duff is play ing ssful engagement at
the American, New Orleans.


Mr. Burke gave his st concert, in Albany Satur.
day evening The eA's Of the city were in attendance,
and the pei formance of the candidate for fame
spoken Of in the highest of praise by Albany
papers He gives concert in this city, on Friday
Mug.


The Fakr Of Ava is in Pittsburgh, Penn.


The Orphean Family are at St Louis, Mo.


Dan Marble 10 in Charie ieston, 8 e.


Joe Sweeny is at Richmond, Va


George vandenhoGw pl ying at the Chestnut street
Theatre Philads phia with great success His houses
said to be filed with the etiie Of the city.


Madame Pico and Antognni gave a concert 10 New
Orleans. which is spoken of in the papers bril-
liant affair. They were en ,oufe for New Orleans.