Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22
DEALEs MUSEUM AND PoRTRIT GAALLERY
i No. asa Broadway, opposite City Hall.
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DEALE's MUSEUM AND PoRTRIT GAALLkRl
L No. a52 Broadway, opposite City Hall
1 Extraordinary Novelties.
| MONS ADRIEN, Sen, the hrst Great MAGICIAN, Of
France evenings the performance begin quarter
o'clock
Mons Adren Sea- in announcing 10 the ladies and gentle
Of New York his from Paris This native cy) takes
the liberty add that during his absence from the United
States he has devoted himself with unring perseverance,
making still further discoveries and Developments in the
sciences Of experimental and physical PHILOSOPHY natural
ris and the ocult ar aud he proud declare
cipatisns have been abundanty gra6ed his triumph has
deed been most complete.
The amusements will be in parts, and each representa-
ton will be varied by a nfni,y Of novelties.
Mr. Adren has the pleasure TO that he has secured
the aid Of Mr. T. L. Avery, well known correct and sens
The two extraordinary ALBTNos will remain and be seen
every day and evening until Friday, 10th May.
Tickets to entertainments N.seu so cents-to the
Museum only, IS cents-chidrsn half price my9.2w'
A POLIO GALLERY, No. 4l0 Broadway, New YORK.
PAINTINGS, by Alfred j. Miller Of Baltinore illustrative
Of the scenery Of the Rocky Mountains and the Wild Sports Of
the Far West.
These Pa4iiugs for distinguished travel
r who about to return 70 Europe, and who has generously
allowed be unpacked and exhibited by the Apollo As
ociaon sntl his departure which Mill be in few days The
series Of eighteen finished Paintings, and while they
main will constitute part Of the Second Exhibition Of the
Apollo Association.
The Pictures purchased by the commtee Of Management
and which will be distributed by lot amongst the Members in
December, arranged by Themselves
large number q splendid Painting by the renowned
Old Masters from the collections oil private geatlcmen invite
the attention Of Artists and Coanoseus The Paintings by
living American Artists present rich variety Of Subjects and
render this exhibition superior to the last
Admission 70 cents Season Tickets 90 cents Catalogues
l2l cents. myil2w's'
90 LECTURES ON THE EARLY BARDs AND
MELODIES OF IRELAND, by r. Frederick White,
Thsuday evening, May 2sd, a. Clinton iial-Mr white will
deliver the Early Irish Bards, aud songs Of Tho
mas Moore with practical illustrations selected from the
popular OF the Irish Melodies and Mr. VS. lyrics and
steal compositions.
On this OCCASION the following Gong. will be introduced
The Harp that thru Taras Halls, Moore.
Oh! YES, I Remember, White.
Let Erin remember the days Of old, Moore.
whes youths bright days DER, Whis-
True Love ne'er Forget, (from the le.
genas sand traditions Of Ireland arran-
eed by Mr.. overl Csroln.
Nora Cre,na. Moore.
Loves Yosng Dream, Moore.
Cose Come, Away White.
When lie who adores Thee Moore.
Oh Tell Ne Net. Whle.
Erin the tear and the smile in thine eyes Moore.
In the the evening brilliant Fantasia aud sther
pieces arranged o the occasion, will be perform
ed BY MIR e. King who will preside at the Piano Forte da-
ring the Lecture.
Tickets sramily Tickets to admit persons 81 20 be had
al the priWcipal Book and Music stores.
The Hall will opens and the Lecture precisely
al = e'ceek mylS-Bt Nv
~ THE PAINTING or SCENES IN THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS which has attracted much attention at the
Apollo Gallery will remain there only until "Wednesday evea.
ing my2l3t'
o. ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly ~ Bar.
clay street. has removed to No 60 Warren street. 2nd door
Sraa, West Broadway. my6-3m