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Ole Bull LETT tas city yestsr'ay route to the South
Il 10 announced that he will perform In the Musical Fund
Hail. Pniladslphia, on Tuesday evening There is little
oubt but that equal II not greater degree Of
Will attend him in distant parts of the Union than
ne has met with in the Empire City.


The Boston papers say that Mr. Dempstcr was wecom-
d back to Boston Thursday evening by large and
fashionable audience at the Masonic Temple, and
lid he appear to greater advantage The talent interest
md Information displayed in his lecture on Scottish mu
sic took every one by surprise We never saw au.
iience more delighted than on this occasion.


Mr.. Crisp has proceeded to Baltimore, where he is to
play some Of his favoritc characters There is little doubt
nut this talented actor will be well received wherever
he display his powers


The following spicy advertisement appears in the sa
vannah sun Of Jan 3:-"To Mr. PorrgR rHg Cow.Rp :
You we'll enough know thst called upon You on Thurs
lay with my bill, which IN was SlO0 % for ser.
vices rendered in theatre in this city un willing
take half or even quarter and give You receipt ir
full Your conductto lady, that occasion, peried
~ its grossness the chassement you received ct my
hands In the absence of my husband who 10 now At Ma
con In consideration Of the horse. whipping gave yon
hereby exonerate you from all ndebtt 10 me- o
my demand might have made upon your box Office
CLARA 8. RUSSELL