, 1864-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

edian, Mr. John f. Owens, perhaps the most lcsit-
innate successor Of Burton now In the country Is to
I'll brief engagement at MeV,cker's Theater: CON-
Inencing this evening in the comedy OF Every
body's Frieno,'' and in the extravaganza Of a
"YAnkee Teamster.' Hr. Owens has not appeared
In Chicago for many yeare, but Is well remembered,
and will attract large audiences. His "Paul Prr'
md DIR. Ollapod" are unique, and ne hope to see
him In both characters.
AusKun.-To-uight will open the third week Of
the "Ticket-ofLcavo Man. There is no sensible
depreciation in The attention which this play cha-
lenges. The house on Saturday afternoon WAS d
eight worth looking at. It was literally jammed
with women and children, With hardly man to be
seen In the audience. The little ones seemed pc
culiary to enjoy the play, to many OF whom 1t WAS
. novelty. In addition to the Ticket-of-Leave
Man, Elltnger i Foote'S Parlor Opera Troupe will
perform day and evening. With the Madagascar
Family, &c.
Cmcr.-1n consequence Of the extremely TN
pleasant weather. and the almost impassable roads,
Rob1neon 4 Howes' circus company hare concluded
to remain In Chicago another week, In the hopes
that within that period both will Improve. During
the week all The stars will appear, and every re-
tourrc Of the nunagese will be brought into re-
QUESTION to make the performances the most at
tractive Of tho season. No CIRCUS troupe has ever
soiouIned In this city which were 10 thoroughly mp
10 the deelrea and taste OF tue cltZens, aud this
onght to be profitable week to tho managers.
ACADEMY or ACs1c.-Arlington q Co. ever on
the alert for good things, ha7e got up new Ethi-
opian drama which they cali "Take-it-and.Leav
Man," They Fay 1t Is startling, y " astonishing
''bcnltdcring, ~ *anazing, wonderful, '*morI.'
IheJ Will ALSO .ctzoduce foE the nrst time. -Ar-
lIngton Running for onlce,'' "Chip Of the Old
Block" &C. The Academy is crowded every night,
anu as Inc nshese manifest thear po'iteness oat TO
the earliest Arrivals We advise an early start 7ou
would oota'n setting rooHa-
TEE coHEo HoxE OrEnA.-A decided sensation
pss'als IN musical circles At the runora that pro-
VAL relativo to the approaching opera season, to
be gtscn By amateur ladlcE and gentlemen Of the
Many who supposed themselves fully in the secret
astonished to discover the fal1ness and breadth
Of the p.eparatIons in progress. The OUTLAY 1e
nsass, Inc seen'e ana otnes properties most COM
ptte anu tne IN ole IN lts present soge ID htslk
ing proof Of enterprise iberalty and nerve In this
home nrtituton It will Ee ,,,re tn he we'll reuaid
Nv onr 1i;1sns -.n ,hs,. .n.'. =. ~ sn .nd,snes
esnsaa ~ W.. =. - "aea '"1 ~ sns - a.
i'd Strides towards prs.empeuee % wItDin m the the past
two or three years. and this new moasure IL In.
tcrded tn nl,rn IL m n hrosd and at,h1e hse,. n
usefulness, in which It will be surpassed by no
The opera, we have already stated, is translation
ndh = nm n ~ fSHf.
Al.ue ~ saV ~ .s. pora,a. ~
man "ofk' no" lot 'ne nss1 o'e ~ oo Eeaoe1ea Ii
English.
GhAu's OprnA TnouPr.-Grau vii! commence
.ca.o. Of twelve NIGHTS in ths citv on The nh ~
Nav NEXT IL viii brin. with him such new olc-
nents as WILL warrant probable ana astis1lcaa5
successful seAson. Besides all the artiats who ap-
peared here in February, Grau has added to his
tronne Madame rtr,1n,a. Wls;nr- J,or,n, and Am,
Aaas ,s,a .,ei aoa a az,
QUO ne" feo,tot'e, wn,sn c4at ps nea., wln
be offered, including "WillIam Tell, Massa-
uiclIo," "Robe.t 1e Dlable," {zherein Formcs Is
II. a r.thrar,,, =. I1nrncnots. nnfnornh u
- ur-.,...,.
"Norma," with both Lof1nta In IT. - hegoletto,
s.Moees In Egypt" and "Faust." rlch treat ia
In sto,e for our musfc-,oyine Chicacoaus.
~ e'o1e ''A wa '4os'--.9,-s -N oNN'~'e
a4n,. .1so~,a,
Aooun Alocreu. t
Edttor8 ITt9uns- ffom 70 Q. CLOCK I.
NJ. tho Republican Union men OF INC city are 70
meet IN thelt respective WATTS t2T the Pospo7e o.
notn1natns A!aetnen anu rue olgSc9 81 snls ~, ~