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Theatricals.


Mr.. Dunn y proving very attractive at the walnu
street Theatre Philadelphia


Mr. sutteA, the ventroquist and Necromancer ter
minstsd biz engagements at Mobile on the 4th inst


terminated his engagement at the sa
vannah Theatre on the oh Inst


Mr. Hy. Phillips hada bumper audience in the Ogle
thorpe HAIL. Savannah the 7th inst and was most en-
Enthusiastically received.
0Ths New Orleans papers state that Miss Randolph has
positively heen charming this season. and during last
week monopozed both hearts and eyes She is play ne
at the 81. Charles Theatre


Msssrs. Hopkins Cos Menagerie, Is exhibiting in
Mebils.


The Swiss Bell Ringers are at Augusta.
Clayton and Bartlets Equestrian Company are in the
ssmecity
The Wheelwright which was the succ essful competi
tor jof the prize Of 100 offered by the Boston
wss played, for tho Hrst tme last evening
BY cur English papers we see that Miss Charlotte
Bornes suth0ress and actress il playing az the pro
vincla thaatrcs, and with great success. She has
eeny enacted Hamlet at the Blackburn Theatre end the
estavd speaks of her performance evincing great
study and knowledge Of the author She afterwards
performsd successful engagement at the Birmingham
theatre


Beethoven when he published his magnificent mass In
ID, by subscription, being offered by messenger either
cross Of the order y ducats al once replied
"ffty ducats." A sensible man.


