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... WMZ THEAT'dEI ?? On Monday, Mr. Templeton took his benefit, on} 1 which occasion we were-glad to see the house so fully and re- 1 spectably attended. The opera selected was Bellini's Sonzamauae, but as we have before had opportunities of bearing testimony to le its excellence, we prefer offiering a few remarks upon Auber's -n Pro Diavolo and Donizetti's Love-Spell both of which have been ...