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Mr. Booth terminated his engagement at the Cincinnati
Theatre, ON the 10th inst


Mr.. Anderson Is carrying all before him at the st.
Charles, New Orleans The house is nightly crowded to
see him.


MIR. Dufield is giving Concerts in Columbus, Ohio


Jm Crow Rice" has returned to this city after playing
two successful engagements at Boston.


Mr. Barton, the celebrated futist 10 in New Orleans
The Ethiopian serenaders in New Orleans, draw
ing good houses


There are now no less than three theatres three cir.
cuses and menagere open every night in New Orleans,
besides exhibitions OF giants and paintings and concerts
soirees and balls in any number Truly that city lacks
not for amusement.


The Swiss Belrngers engaged for the second time
at the American Theatre New Orleans.


Miss Clifton made her first appearance before Savan
nah audience the goth inst