"It was a grand scene, Mr. ARTEMUS WARD standing on the platform, talking; many of the audience sleeping tranquilly in their seats; others leaving the room and not returning; others crying like a child at some of the jokes--all, all formed a most impressive scene, and showed the powers of this remarkable orator.  And when he announced that he should never lecture in that town again, the applause was absolutely deafening." Doors open at Half-past Seven, commence at Eight. Conclude at Half-past Nine. EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY. SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AT 3 P.M. ________________________________________ PROGRAMME OF THE DODWORTH HALL LECTURE ________________________________________ 1.--- Introduction. 2.--- The Steamer Ariel, en route. 3.---  San Francisco. 4.---  The Washoe Silver Region. 5.---  The Plains. 6.---  The City of Saints. 7.---  A Mormon Hotel. 8.---  Brigham Young's Theatre. 9.---  The Council-House. 10.---  The Home of Brigham Young. 11.---  Heber C. Kimball's Seraglio. 12.---  The Mormon House of Worship. 13.---  Foundations of the New Temple. 14.---  Architect's View of the Temple when finished. 15.---  The Great Dead Sea of the Desert. 16.---  The House of Mystery. 17.---  The Canyon. 18.---  Mid-Air Sepulture. 19.---  A Nice Family Party at Brigham Young's. It requires a large number of Artists to produce this Entertainment.  The casual observer can form no idea of the quantity of unfettered genius that is soaring, like a healthy Eagle, round this Hall, in connection with this Entertainment.  In fact, the following gifted persons compose the Secretary of the Exterior.....................................................Mr. E.P. Hingston. Secretary of the Treasury................Herr Max Field, (Pupil of Signor Thomaso Jacksoni.)       Mechanical Director and Professor of Carpentry..................Signor G. Wilsoni. Crankist.....................................................................................Mons. Aleck. Assistant Crankist.......................................................................Boy (orphan). Artists....................................................................Messrs. Hilliard & Maeder. Reserved Chairists...................................................Messrs. Persee & Jerome. Moppist...........................................................................Signorina O'Flaherty. Broomist.................................................................Mlle. Topsia de St. Moke. Hired Man...............................................................................................John. Fighting Editor...................................................................Chevalier McArone. Dutchman............................................By a Polish Refugee, named McFinnigin.