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4 FouRFoLD AroLooY-At the concert OF the Italian
Orchestra Saturday. the audience treated TO
novel dish Of apology After the rst overture was played
Mr. Loder with all due orrn and announced
that Signor To,aa had not appeared and as he lived
seven miles out Of town Railroad the nigh; being
dark, &c he could no, BE- expected. very we said the
audience we will excuse the sEnor II now became ap
paren, the cules eye, that Mr. odeT held in his hand
number ofnoes letters, &c Drawing forth OF these
notes, he remarked that Mss Nortda had written ,ha,
had throa, ard bad cold, and could no; sing.
Very funny said the aujioncc Another noic,-Signor
De BegHis had case In tile Supreme Court and prob
ably locked up there. rdbe dcfg said the audience,
beginning groan And, said Mr.. Lcier. we have re-
ceived note from Aaiane Araouh which says she has
fallen from >'oup and injured herself sc. and canno.
sing GThe audience, at this point, small es WAS. mani
aged get upa very sood sort OF taught Ingenuity still
exists among us, are happy TO perceive.