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R.PErrl's BEsEFlr.--To-night Dir. Rapetti's
Benefit comes of at the Opera, when Seniramide )
will be once more repeated, together with some e1-
cellent Solos by himself. When it is considered
how much skill, energy and cultivation required
to lead an Orchestra ef;cisntly-how much de-
pends upon the Leader, and how admirably SIR
Rapeili has performed his duty, every lover of the
Opers must seel bonld TO attend. Mr. Rnpe;ti's
claims upon the public sympathy are of the yeNy
best isA;ure.