AMUSEMEN'rS.

BALTIMORE MUsETTM
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AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
| CORNER OF B4LZYhoRE Z C.aLYERT-STs.
| IMPORTANT ALTERATION
S65- Day Visters admitted at Night FREE, except
when there are day performances, benefit nights.
W-A LIVING ALLIGATOR and ICHNEUMON
Exhibiting for n few days,
Q3-The Great Painting of the OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL, by Danby still rema' in the Picsure
TBVHIs lGVENING, March s, viii he uerformed
III LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr..
GALLAGHER. Pauline, Mrs. WILKINSON.
Dancing-By Miss CANNON.
Mr.. WESTERN will appe Ir during the evening.
10 conclude with u Medley Dance by Miss ST.
CLAIR.


nJ- SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENTS, commencing at O'Clock, EACH WEEK.
GREAT WESTERN ia comedy 0 f Jonathan slick,
steam EnglHe, Yankee Story, Down East Reel, sc -,
assisted by Mrs Wilkinson, Mr. J. o. Seton and Mr.
Johnston.


05-FOr particulars see small hiIls.


9- Adnllttance 20 cts., children under 10 years OF
age, l2k cents Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
GtONCERT. MR.. DEMPSTER, who is about
~ to return to Europe, has the honor 10 announce
20 lhe citizens OF Baltimore his intention of giving
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March the 5Ih, 1876; at CALVERT HALL,
on which occasion he will sing selection from his
most popular compositions, inlerSpeTstd d with Scot
sh Melodies, viz:


''The spot where | was bOrn.r


"When the night wind bewaiIeth."


"John Anderson my joe"


"Lonely Auld Wife"


ga Home in the Heart'' "Biind Boy"
"Lament Of the Irish Rmigramt."


The Indians Complamt-"Oh why dosH LiIe white


man follow my path.n
"My mamie O"-''Let US love one another"
"l'm alone, all alone"


"Tak' yer auld cloak about ye."


Aud his iavorite Cantata, entitled
"THE MAY QUEEN"
Il song in parts-poetry by Alfred FeRnyson, ESQ


PART 1--we OF MAY.


Il-NEW YEARS EVE.


lIi-RETUKN OF SPRING,
and beautiful girl from the bloom of health 10 pre-
mature grave.


&c Tickets 80 Cents-to be had ut the music
stores and at the door. Doors open at to commence
at O'Clock. fe25-dtC
aNRAND COMPLEMENTARY BALL
VE The pupils Of Mr. CllAS. l.. SPIES respect
fully inform his friends and the public that they will
give GRAND DRESS BALL, at CENTRAL H ALL,
on MONDAY EVENING, March l6 Tickets ST.
to he had Of the following gentlemen, viz:


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-(BLuE RIBBoN)
JOS. Wagner, John Green,
Hy. Mund0r Benn Marstnn.
Alex. Stuart,
MANAGERS;-(ReD RrBEoN.)
L. P. Bcy, r. Snyder,
VIM I, Gibson, Edw. Hantche
VIM. +. Getty, j. Clifton,
John Mann, b. Bates
VIM. Mann,


RGGE'S BAND is engaged.
CHARLES l.. SPIES,
mh3.eotb [sR Master Of Ceremonies.


