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RAPKTrI's BKNEFIT.-The Opera House was well


filled last night, to hear, probably for the last time,
the magnificent Stmiramide, and to testify the
public's appreciation of the arduous and skilfull
part performed by Signor Rapetti, in the presen-
tation OF the Italian Opera in this city. Rapett is
not only Of the best musicians in the country,
but most admirable and judicious thing
far more difficult Of attainment 1t is to his ex-
ertions, more than to those OF any other one per-
son, that we are indebted for the successful pro-
duction of the Opera; and he well deserved an
overlooking house, both as partial reward for his
services, and an appropriate tribute to his genius
and talents