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THE PAnE.-Mr. haywood had excellent house last
night He appeared in another piece written for
him in London called the rights Of Woman" lit il
very capital production of good hits. There is
general desire TO have il repeated,


NBLos-This snug, comfortable, and fashionable
theatre goes prosperousy The house night was
q very good II Is evident that the fashionable iaui
lies up town svsipg themselves Of what Mr. Coroyn
has furnished and what was desrsblea convenient
winter theatre Fair Starr continues very attractive
the singing and acting Miss Shaw alone sufficient
10 account for that


Mr. Gilman is giving lectures architecture at the
Lowell Institute.


The North American Circus Company drawing
gsod houses in Kingston, Canada


The Northern Serenaders, Messr. Hsnaver, Jacksen,
Freeman and Robinson, giving concerts at Washing
ton.


sutton the vsnriloquist and s astonish
ing the people Of Columbia, sc.


Mr. GliddoA commenced course Of lectures on Egypt
in Boston. on Monday evening.


Ole Bull is shortly expected at Boston the papers
states that his popularity has not absted therefore he
should take the largest theatre in the city for his
cers


Mr. slomap gave two concerts at Lowell on Thursday
and Friday which attended by the fashion OF the
place and gave great delight Miss Elizabeth soman
tonishing thsm with her harp. They give concert at
the Norfolk House Bexbury on Tuesday evening.


Mr.. Murdochs readings from Shakespeare, commenced
at the Odeon Theatre Boston, on Monday evening


Fanny Jones is engaged at the Boston Museum, and
made her first appearance ON Monday evening. Mrs
Barrett 10 also engaged for four nights.


Mr. Anderson who is winning the good opinion Of all
at the National Theatre Boston, in shakspearss charao
tsrs of Richard ILL., Macbeth and also Claude Mslnoe,
10 re-engaged.


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called thu Msroeaine called in honor of the French
conquests in Morocco.