Theatricals, &c.
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Madame Pico has returned 10 this city.
The Miss Macombers have arrived in New Orleans,
where they are about to give Concerts


The whole OF the attaches of the st. Charles Theatre,
New Orleans have proered their services gratutousl
SOL Smith, the manager for benefit which he has IS
handsomely responded to.


The Hughes Family gave two concerts in Augusta,
Ga, last week.


Howe and Mabie5 equestrian company continues to
draw good houses in st. Louis.


The concert Of the Musical Fund, in Philadelphia
Friday night brilliantly attended The Gazette says:
signora Pco sang with all her wer and with grace
fdl abandon that increased the pleasure the rich ex
Die tones OF her voice produced"


The Louisville Journal publishes letter from Ole Bull
over date OF Nashville April stating that he will be n
Louisville during the present week


The Fskir Of Ava arrived in Philadelphia on Saturday
evening, and will commence his exhibitions Of jugglery
on Wednesday evening next.


Madame de Korponay has been Engaged insructress
the piano forte, aud in the italian and German lem
suayes, at the female academy Of Mrs Fleshman, ct
Washington.


The directors Of the Philharmonic Society Of Philade
phia have determined 10 give extra concert for which
the services of Mr. Henry Phillips and Miss Barry have
been secured.


The circus in Philadelphia ID sosn to be converted into
adramatc temple, with E. g. Conner as the star