Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-21
nEALE's MUSEUM AND PORTRIT GALLERY
l. No. 252 Broadway, opposite City Hail.
Extraordinary NopeItss.

l. No. asa Broadway, opposite City Hail.
a.r# Extraordinary Noreifiss
MONS. ADRIEN, SEN, the first Great MAGICIAN, Of
France every evenings the performance to begin at past
Mons Adren, Sea announcing ladies gentle.
Of New York his return from Paris his native city, takes
the liberty 10 add during absence from the United
States he has devoted himself with unirng in
making still further discoveries and Developments the
sciences Of experimental aud physical philosophy natural
gs and the ocult arts aud he proud TO declare that his
cpaens have been abundanty grafed his triumph has in
deed been most complete.
The will be in two parts and each representa-
ton will be varied BY an infnity OF novelties
Mr. Adren has the pleasure that he has secured
the aid Of Mr. L. L. Avery we'll known correct and fluent
interpreter.
The two extraordinary ALBINos will remain and be seen
every day and evening until Friday, 10th May
Tie splendid specimens Of the GIRAFFE or CANELEOP.
ARD, is still exhibiting
Tickets and M.seu so cents-to the
Museum only, 25 cents-chidrsn half price nye2w'
A FOLIO GALLERY, No. 4I0 Broadway, New York
PAINTINGS, BY Alfred Miller Of Baltimore, Illustrative
Of The Of the Rocky Mountains and the Wild Sports Of
These Panny- executed for distinguished travel
allowed them unpacked eshibtedb by the Apollo As.
sociation, until his departure which will be in few days The
main will constitute part Of the Second Exhibition Of the
Apollo Association
The Picture, purchased BY the Committee Of Management
and watch will be distributed by lot anong. The Members in
December, are arranged by themselves
large number Of splendid Pointing by the renowned
Old Masters from the collections Of private gesemen invite
the attention Of Artists and Coanoseu The Paintings by
living Americas Artists rich variety Of subjects and
render this exhibition superior to the last
Admission 20 cents Season Tickets 90 cents Catalogues
123 cents. myil-2ws'
CO. LECTURES ON THE EARLY BARDs AND
MELODIES OF IRELAND, by r. Frederick White, on
Thursday evening, May 23d at Clinton HaIl-Ar White will
deliver Lecture the Early Irish Bards songs Tho.
Moore with practical Illustrations selected the
popular OF the Tris Melodies and Mr. vs. lyric.
sioa compositions.
On hi. the following songs viii b. introduced
The Harp that thro' Taras Halls, Moore.
Oh! yes, Remember, White.
Let Erin remember the DAYS Of old, Moore
When youths bright days oer whita
Trse Love can meier Forget from the Ie-
genss and traditions Of Ireland, arran-
sed by Mr.. = over) Caroin
Nora Cre,na, Moore.
Loves Yosag Dream, Moore.
Come. Come, Away! White.
When lie whe adores Thee, Moore.
Oh +! Tell Ae Net, White.
Erin the tear and the smile in thine eyes, Moore.
In the Of the evening brian, Fantasia and ether
cd by Mr. e. King vine will preside At the Plane Forte du
ring the Lecture
at the priscipa Book and Music stores.
The Hall will open and the Lecture precisely
al o'clock mylsst Nv
90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar.
clay street. has removed No eos Warren street. and door
fren West broadway. myl63m
SHAKESPEARE HOUSE.
CHARLES RIETTY, "a AM srRrEr, has the honor 70
Recommend 10 the patronage Of the public. h establishment
His customers will always fad rich assortment othe be, Of
Liquors. excellent Relressncnts and Relshes Soda Water
lees, Ne. &c.
The dessert will consist pastries fruit the greatest
variety His 'egss ~ he has no doubt please the amateur
smoker.
B.-Fsmilies supplied with ice mylslmis
pAssFoRDs ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
CHESS, 2s Broadway and "a Ann street entrance joins
the Museum in both streets, Cor the sale of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &C. and exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There 10 Blars Tables ready for