Morning herald., 1839-08-27

DARK THEATRL--THIs EVENING A., . ,sso
ReMxNTIc y; wiDoW@n.9ss%ss;sa, ;iI;1 ni nI9%ss, q sf'1
Sir w@. Alright Mr. GAM, Lord Cool Rehins oi,xi.,
After which LA BAYADERE, in which Mo.,e.r ,.a M.
dame Tagloa will dance new Shawl Dance, a. danced
iS. W.d.m. TssI;o.i Fam.. Mas arrs,o Edwin, To-
To coaclads with MY SISTER KATE-CAarl.s Unit Mr
Richings-Frank Norton Mr. Whea,ey-Ars Kate Nor
Doors open at 7perfsr at sslf pa
Box Tiekes.si-Pit 80 csnis--djailery, ,aocents
NJ ATioNAL THEATRE- Corner OF Churcl aad Leonard
L..ee~THs EVENING % will be performed st time this
season, the celebrated play Of HAMLET-HamIet Mr..
To concud with AN AFFAIR OF HONOR-Major
Limkey, Mr. Browne, Captain Carnage Mr. Mitchell, DR.
Clements, Mr.. Walton, Nine Tsurville, Miss Nsner'
Boxes sl-P cenis-GalIer, 25 cents Doors open at
quarter before o'clock Curtain rise at half past O'Clock
limited number of cketsor sale on early appca.
non at the box office Box book from 10 till aulS
RowEMY TAEAIRE-T: ;. HAMBLlN SOLE MAN.
- AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, will bs
performed
GIAFAR AL BARMEKI; Or, the Fire worshipper.-Gor
he 9th time on stage, written expressly for this Thea
ire, by the late Mrs. Louisa Medina Hambin auhoress
S Mslsdstlo AZ, and other popular PIay'.Haroun al Ra-
.no Mr froctor-Giafar al Barmeki, Mr. Barry-Kla-
To conclude with the celebrated original drama
| Sam Patch, Mr. Marble '"
Doors open att o'clock the quar
Prices-Boxes7 cents-Pit, ,s7i cents-Galery 2Seent
| NIBLo's GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wM-
~ LIAM NIBLo respectfully this Esssb.
| THIS EVENING, August a.
The evenings entertainments will commence with aughasle
Burton, Susan, Mrs. Maeder.
To conclude with the laughabe piece called COMFORfA-
| Bile SERVICES Simon, Mr. Burton, Mary Mrs.
Civil and efficient Officers will be in attendance to preserve
good order and prevent improper persons
No poponemeni time visitors 10 the Garden car
the street through the Grand
nenads Saloon free from damp or wet at all times.
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at 8
Omnbuses viii and from the City Hotel to the Gar.
den. during the evening. NA-y
A POLIO, 40 Broadway First America Of
Messs Rosen Kan Lehensten and Reich whose perform.
throughout the principal cities and Europe
f The a.s s. snS % their
abovepiaee Of amu.ement, WEDNESDAY EVENING August
70 1889 They have also the honor Of making known
addition to the patronage with which their peculiar style or
singing has generally been greeted they have had the saac
ton OF performing before the Eu-
including their late naeses and the peseRt Queen OF
E,gand at the nobiites Concerts the squire Concert
N.BThe Hungarian. will appear their National Co.'S
tune.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Vocal Concert BY the Hungarian Sinsera.
Grand Vocal ty Hungarian Singers in which they
will introduce imitation. Of several inrsmentsa..e, cla-
rienet, trombone, bassoon. Strillsky.
Quarte The Pleasant Tour through swxerlasdr BY
Hungarian Singers.
Pollonnsise, with Eceho, by Mr.. Rosen.
Adante and Rondo in which Mr. kan will initiate the baoon
and descend considerably lower than the instrument %
co.panament on the piano forte.
a..
Concertante by the Hungarian Singers which they will
.in and The March from II Puraai, with ecchoes BY Mr.
Rosen Beini
Grsnd Polloanase, by the Hungarian Singers.
Austss composed by stranss expressly for the Hnn
Quartet with staccato Eeeho, by Mr. Roseu an acconpa
a'msst on the piano forte.
Mr. c. l.. Herr will preside at the Piano Forte
City Hotel and Amercnaalss the cfee Of tho New York
Doors open performance will begna O'Clock pve-
csely.
~ B.-Due notice will be published Of the first Morning
Concert given England IN compliance with this request q
the clergy ,youngsr branches Of families, &c. aust
IRAND ATTKAC rION.-Pubiic Exhibition. Of the Pan.
VI ting u Bosy DAnglos; Of the French Rsvolu
on-Ihs magnscent Painting by the celebrated vinehos,
rP,een' scene u the most dramseal and vivid interest
There expressed the animated style anger fury
bsod in opposition to coolne Of mind to passive eour
age and to dignity
Pantiag and among them James Monroe, Minister reaps
tsn,,ary from the United States IN theyeM 1888
This piece which has attained hrous
the cities sEurope through France and lately New Or
leans erhbitsd at the Clinton Hall Beskman street. opposite
the brick meeting house.
Doors open from in the morning till in the evening.
Adnnittance IS cents Se,son tickets, S0cests jo2m'
M NAsoNiC HALL, BKOADwAY.-THE BATTLE
lvl OF BUNKER HILL, kc.-1he public Is respectfully
informed that LEWIS, BARTHOLOMEW co. will opsa
their splendid National MOVING DIORAMA of this cse-
brsted Battle Monday evening August i2h, and connus
every evening snt further notice. (sundays escspd The
large or the above house has been fitted up style
for neatnen and convenience the auditor hitherto
passed
The proprietors wish IL distinctly understood that this er
bon is paatisg bat combination Of meshanisa
and scenery representing all animate objects instinct wssh
life bending they do every joint and the soldiers marching
perfect time with he accompanying their respective
Ticket so e.asChdren under 10 years Of Is esst
Door, open al 7t-cenme scng at o'clock precisely
Particulars in small bills. aul09m'
C,ATLIN's INDIAN GALLERY, in Stu, vssans hssi
" tute. Broadway-Note.-Th,s immense COLLECTION
Indian Paintings and Indian Curiostes will remain open o
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