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SIGNoRA PICo This inimitabIe artistic returned
to this city on Wednesday, from Phi iladephia, and
left again last evening tor Boston, where she is en-
gagged for two concerts; her debut before Boston
audience will take place this evening at the Phil
harmonic Concert. She will be assisted by San
quirico and Others Her voice is mezzo soprano
of much sweetness and power, and there is little
doubt but that she will afford the Bostonians as
OF good music in this city,. She is to receive 5000
for her first concert, and $3.50 for the second
This lady was highly successful at Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening. All her pieces were highly ap
plaaded, and her drinking song encored. shs
needs only to be heard to be properly appreciated.


Signorina Borghese assisted by the leading vo
callsts Of The Italian opera company, announces q
grand vocal concert at the Musical Fund Hall,
Borghese, Signora Rcci, and Signors Perozzi and
Tomasi, will all, on this occasion, make their lrs,
appearance in Philadelphia.


Miss Clifton made her appearance at the Charles
ton Theatre, for night only on the 9th instant.


Mrs Timm has taken the management Of the
Vaudeviles, at the Assembly Rooms, in Washing
ton CITY and Burton, at the National Theatre, is
making good thing OF it, with the Skerrets, and
an excellent company, in the same city.


Booth continues to draw full houses and puffs in
New Orleans.


The New Orleans papers say the wonderful tricks
of Mr. Sutton, the prince OF maglclans, may be put
down as among the unaccountabes, and his dia-
hibits his astonishing powers of ventriloquism, is
one of the most amusing things Of the kind tina,
has ever been offered in New Orleans.
The Faklr of Ava is astonishing the people Of
Richmond most wonderfully. They say he sur
passes certain gentleman In black. .
Miss St. Clair and Mr.. George Smith are engage
at the National, Washington.


The Baker Family are drawing good houses in
Boston and the neighboring towns. They are
highly spoken of as musicians.