THE DRAMA, THE OPERA, AND THE


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THE DRAMA, THE OPERA, AND THE


BALLET.
MUSIC 4 DANCING TAUGHT FREE OF CHARGE.
I MR. ST LUKE. who shortly about 70 open place Of
ia the city, to be called "St ukes ACADEMY
wishes 70 enter uto ae ed arrangements with certain nun
brought forward Vscas and Dancers the higher walks
Of Opera aud Ballet he proposes to instruct thm free OF
charge aud equivalent receive their services for s'a
ted period the termination Of which they will be placed
equality (accorjing their ability) wi the Other
his establishment Mr. ST. Luke be Pamos
Opea House morning between the hours Of and TO-
mas ltsm


COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given to NAPIER
N LOTHIAN, Conductor of the New York Brass Band,
by his friends Tammany Hall, Wednesday Evening,
March 26th, l845


COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Thomas NJ Jenkins, William Denman,
John Kyker, Jr. John Colgap,
John Caland, Charles w. Atwood,
Charles Kent James Steers,
William MAXWELL Morton Farchd,
H. u. Cook, Bartholomew Purdy,


Alexander Forbes.


FLOOR MANAGER.


Richard White -


JOHN n. PLUME Chairman


EDWARD III. PLUME, Treasurer.
JOSEPH L. SWEET, Secretary
be obtained Of either OF the above Committee
Iammany Hall, or at the Door on the evening OF the BALL.
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