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The Philadelphia state that the Concert Of Mr.
Phillips which of on Tuesday evening at the Mu-
scsl Fund Hail. well md fashonably attended He
gives second this evening At the same place.


Among the passengers in the packet ship Prince Albert.
which sailed from this city for London, Wednesday
morning, was Mr.. Joseph Burke Of Albany.
Mr.. Hackett is performing at the National Theatre
Boston.
The Swiss d I'll Ringers are now at Washington.


The Philadelphia Sacred Music Society is about to be
revived under circumstances OF the auspicious cha
racter The managers have in active preparation
sacred oratorio called the Seven Seepers" by Loewe
said TO Of the very best compositions pro-
duced The ora,oro Is founded iateresting rel
gous legend belonging the early days OF Christianity,
and has been performed in Europe with great success
Mr. Whitney closed his Of Lectures on shaks-
peare Readings, &C. last evening in Philadelphia. He
has been highly successful.
Mr. j. H. Green, the Reformed Gambler, now enlRht
ening the people Of Portland the tricks Of tie gam
bers


Dr. Hollock has been highly successful with his lec-
lures The origin Of Human Lne," in Philadelphia


The New Orleans papers state that Miss Moore the dan
suese has arrived ancles and all She is supendous
attraction.


The Rev. Mr. Giles ia delivering lectures at the Me.
chanics' Institution, Boston, with great success.


Forrest IL drawing tremendous houses at the Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia


Anderson equally good at the Chestnut street. The
nifty cent prices appear TO tell well In that city.