Thentricals, &c.
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The Hutchinson family have been very successful in
Providence during the past week. They had crowded
houses each concert


Senior lbanes who Is said to be pianist Of extraor
binary taste and execution lately arrived New Orleans
from Spain. Many the deinfe Of New Orleans, who
have heard him. loud and enthusiastic in his praise


The Misses sloman proving highly attractive in
Baltimore.


Mr.. Anderson has been highly successful in Mobile.
The house is crowded each evening OF his perform
ance and the papers favor him with upon two
lumns Of remarks upon his principal characters.


Tie Melodeons gave grand concert in Newark on
Wednesday evening which was well attended At the
request of the audience is 10 be repeated
few weeks.


The Original Ethiopian serenaders are in st. Louis,
drawing crowded audiences


The Mobile papers Of the 7h state that the concert Of
Madame Hammarskold and MIR. Barton, on the bh, at
tracted large and fashionable audience and seemed to
give universal satisfaction


Gen Welch appears to be quite successful in Phila
dephia in this city He has crowded houses every
night.


The New Orleans papers state that the French opera
tic company will commence their performances in New
York by the LIST Of July.


The Miss Macombers, who have been giving concerts
the East and have obtained considerable celebrity for
the chaseness and pleasing style Of their singing
vending their way to the West and expected
give concerts shortly in Philadelphia.