New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-26
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| A oIERICAN MUSEUM--TWo DAYS ONLY
IA Friday sud Saturday,. Dec % aud q Plendid per-
hspas The Manager has engaged, Tor the entire Hoii-
Gay seaso1 the sest wonders in existence the c-eohied
They may be IN Higsnd Costume every day from 10
O'CLOCK forenoon Gil 10 in The evening lie has also H-rans
ers subjects take the same should sufficient number
volunteer from The aaseDee Also engaged Mr. Harrison.
promptu hsVe been received ~h great eca in
OF our large Cities Also engaged the besntful Dissoivng
Views and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with list OF talented
performers, including Mrs Philips, popular vocalist
Biy Whtock Banjo Player aud Negro Singer Mss Fan
~ 0eering. popular Danseufe Madame Rockwell inc
famous Forture-T-ler.
Admission Is cents. Children under 20, III cents.
* -Irs,o consult the sorture Teller privately
TkMPLkTON'> GREAT CONCEkT FOR
THE POOR-This Concert viii be given al the Tsber
uacle on FRIDAY, 18th instsnt.
Piano Forte MT Ausun niIAps'
Msry Queer OF Scots
The House OF Siewar-enGsasiic lovers OF the Science
of Music-Js,nes tbs Thirs Attachment ninstrels-Cu
ous enacien;s regrng ihem in bis reign, and hs' OF
Machsth-,he birth Msry-hrr helpless eordi,ou-her
Augurstou AZ Stirling Csstle.
Song-Away Winter Away.
The uiusrelsy her OF Scot,
ush Music by King Jsmes The beauties OF the ancient
scots Pastoral Melody e1empiihed
The ogeen's -Four Mares"-her depaftare for France
her education accomplishments and smuseDeDs-The mar
rage Queen Mary with he Dsnphiu OF France-The es-
viiies paseans and reocings in France and Scotland
Marys native feelings and sstes-Anecdote OF Msr,s un
common beauyMarys early bereaveuieDl-Her return 10
Song-Fsrexel to Thee, Thou Pleasant Shore.
Her reception ai Holyrood Pasce-Loy atty OF the Scotch
Rem able coin cdsnce-Serens se Of hsgplpesArecdoe
OF the Pbroch-Poetry and Music OF King James the Fifth
his eccentricires and adventures.
Sous-Jolly Beggar
Queen Marys marriage with Dsley- Brh OF James the
Sixh-Oueen Eizsbetfs gt 10 her god-son-Mary forced
into marriage with Boutwell, The marriage pree1 Tor
rebellop-Meeting Of the two fsctons-Bothwell dis
missed by the Cueen-Her imprisonment at Lochleven
Castle.
The LADY OF Lochleven Queen Marys fear o; being
posoned-Her attempts regain her t5erylasenuiy OF
William Dou glsss-Mary's escape from Lecheven
Song-Put OF, put of, and row with speed -
Queen May reception by ner nohlesHer Hisht 20 Md
dry CRstle-Assembsge OF her faithful olIowsrs-Ther
and patriotic resoves-Aeeiing the troops al Lang
sde-Falsl defeat OF The Queens arDy-Curous aduon
relation TO Mary's ancestor Robert BruceMary throws
herself upon The protection OF Queen Ehzsbethder nine
teen years captivity and DEATH
Finae-Where shall rest
PART IL.
Henry Carey. the author OF Sally in our Alley svorte
song OF Addison. the Poet O the OF Charles II.
Soug-by desire, sally in our Alley.
The author of this old English halad-crcuustances al,
the sorrows o; the Poor Old Man. whose trembling limbs
have borne him your door
The Reggar Girl
Shields Co,emporRres Reward from the Fountain OF
Horors- George INs personal resardShied's character
Madame Maibran and Native Composcrs-her hbeal.;y
created among the woudbe judCesChares lncledon and
The Pleasures Of the Chgsethe Noble Earl with his Stag
Song-by particular request Old Towier.
Tickets One Dollar each he had at the principal mu
the City Hotel Asor House franklin House
Howard's, American Hotel and the NewYork Hotel at the
upper end of Broadway and AT the Tabernacle on the even
ing of performance.
Doors open at = 10 commence ats d24 S,is