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Rockwell IL Stones equestrian company are per-
forming at St Johns, N b.


The Boston Museum opens for the vaudeville
season on Monday next.


Mr.. Sutten and DR.. Valentine are amusing the
Bostonlans with their tricks OF necromancy and
ventriloquial powers. The former leaves Boston
the early part Of next week
Miss G. Hood is drawing good audiences at the
Concert Hall, Boston.


MIR. Keyser, the violinist, is spending some
weeks at Frederickton, N. b.


Messrs. Covert and Dodge have been giving con-
ccrts in Boston. They are about to proceed west.
Mrs. Stuart is engaged at the Cincinnati Theatre.
Miss Clarendon left Lexington for Pittsburgh on
Monday.


Sol Smith and Ludlow opened their Theatres at
ST. Louis and Cincinnati on Monday last


Miss Eliza Logan is doing tragedy in Cincinnati.
MIR. Duffied is giving Concerts in Cincinnati.


Christy's Minstrels are drawing good audiences
in Detroit.


The Virginia Serenades still remain in Phila-
delphia.


The Steyermark Family are giving concerts at
Charleston, which are well attended.


The Detroit papers are loud in the praise of Sig.
nors Antognni and Sapquirico, who have been
giving concerts in that place.


Seth Boon, the kentucky Whistler, is now in
Boston he will shortly take his departure from
this country TO fulfill an engagement at the Strand
Theatre, London.


Miss Seton and Chippendale have just concluded
very successful engagement at the Baltimore
Museum