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There to be great dongs at the Circus thi, even
ing in commemoration Of the evacuation Of this city by
the British troops Flags banners, martial music and
ransparences, will he displayed in front Of the Amphi
theatre on the occasion.


The SABLE ssrLRs give Concert in conjunc-
tion with the ethiopian Mnstrelshis evening at the Min
erva Rooms Broadway The programme is rich and the
attractions, and psculirities suitable the memorable
day.


The Northern serenaders give their farewell concert
tomorrow evening in Washington.


The Columbia Theatre opened Saturday last with
most powerful and talented company. Among those en-.
gagged appear during the Messrs O. Jones'
j. D. Booth, ,rr Cline, s. ssbee and Miss Cannon.


The Rochester papers say the Hutchinson Family sang
most sweey last evening (rhursday) to crowded and
highly delighted audience. They will give one more
Concert, their return from Buffalo, next THURSDAY
evening.


grand complimentary concert TO Mr. Burke Is 10
come of on Tuesday next at Albany MIR. Andrews OF
Troy, and his two gifted daughters Messrs A. May
l.. Underner, H. Swift o. j. shaw, and other accomplish.
cd musicians have literally offered their the
occasion.


Messrs Howe and Mabies circus have opened for ez.
hibon in Georgia.
The Great Western had bumper benefit on Friday
evening, at the Albany Museum.
The Seguin troupe consisting OF the admirable buio
Seguin his talented lady and Mr. Frazer the tenor
will soon open at the Chestnut Theatre Philadelphia with
a succession Of novel operas.
Dr. Lardner is unsuccessful in Philadelphia lecturng
He fails to attract with all his learning.