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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald


BALTIMORE, Dec. 8, 1874.
The Fashionable Season Music-AnothU Niagara
Stock Sale.
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BALTIMoRR, Dec. 8, 1874.
The Fashionable SsGson- MLsic-Anothr Niagara


Stock Sale


DEAR SIR:-


Considering the season Of the year, the display
OF public amusements here 10 very meagre
Hitherto we had to be satisfied with the offerings
of Peale's Museum, which nightly crowded
with generally respectable audiences, though tine
Elite still is mourning in some retired quarters OF
franklin Calvert and Charles street, "for the Sage
of Ashland.''


Tonight is coming 10 the first great miscella-
neous concert OF H. Phillips, Esq. The attention
OF the public has principally been excited by the
reports OF his success IN Boston, New YORK ana
Philadelphia. The artist is at present directing all
his productive powers 10 the composition OF
new scheme, /" the Niagara Fall" We do not
know whether he has borrowed the idea
material lnexhaustibe, but as we happen 10 be the
first before whom he performed some pieces OF this
admirable production, in yielding this morning to
our expressed desire we are enabled TO assure your
readers that the effect OF this master piece will be
a great and lasting one, whatever part oi TINS
Union may first be favored TO listen 10 It. Mr.
Phillips intends, after having fulfilled his engage
meHt IN Philadelphia, and given one or two con-
certs in Washington, to proceed to New Orleans
Brantz Ma,er, Esq, OF this city, the distinguish
ed author Of "Mexico as it is" &c, will also
commence this evening a series OF interesting lec
lures, travellers tales" Those who had al
ready opportunity TO appreciate his talents, promise
something very ptqudWf