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The MISSES CuaMiSGs's CoScERT.-We last
week directed attention TO the Annual Concert Of
the Misses Cummings. We now fulfil an agreeable
duty IN reminding our readers that it takes place
this evening. To instil love OF song we consider
obligation incumbent on every lover Of his coun-
Try. The Nations most famed for patriotism are
those most famed for song, and il is these thrilling
melodies of the heart, in the execution of which
these young ladies so excel, that we would espe-
cially desire to see made popular. The Hu,chin-
sons have e1erted themselves in This field most sue
cessfully; and the programme of the Misses Cum
mings is so attractive that we doub, not Nibos will
be again overfowing.