Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-22

pAkk ThEATRE.---THIs EVENING will be per-
THE NATIONAL GUARD-Chevaer Renaro, Mr. Pa,
. c'de-Pauline, Mrs Richardson.
dame Taslo.i-James Reuben. Mons. Tsaissi. f
To be followed BY EVERY BODY's HUsBAND.-Mr Ban
bury, M ,t F;aer-Mr Twis,lesOn, MIR Hed-Mss PIN
To conclude with the RIVAL PAGEs-Loui. Bill, Mr.
Rchings-Vicoir, Mr.. Richardson
Doors open al oPerasrmnoe commence al quarter mast
O'Clock.
Box Tickets. Sl-Pit. so cents-Gallery, accents
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House.
IN Mr. WALLACK, LesseeCorn Of Leonard and CSuret
streets, ten doors from Eroadway.-TIIlS EVENING
BENEFIT OF MISS sHIRREFF
LA SONNAMBULA-Elvino,M Mr. wilson-Co Rodolpho.
Mr. Seguin-Amina Miss Shrref
To conclude with Musical Pasticcio. ga
Doors open 10 Performance TO commence at 7. Bore,
81 Pit SO cents. Gallery % cents
DOWERY THEATRE--T. 8. HAMBLlN SOLE NAN
ID AGER AND DlRECTOR-Ihis evening" will be
RoOKWooD or, Dick Turpn, the Hehwayman-Diek Tur.
pm the noted byhwayman Mr. Woolford-Peter Bradley,
Mr. obeItLIhs Bradley Mr. nns Ms
Gstes-Mr Coates, Mr. Addis-Doctor Small, MIR Beiamy
--sybl, Mrs Shaw.
Doors open at O'Clock the performance 10 a. n
Prees-Boses, esns-Pit s7i centsGallery, % cents.
TyRANKLIN THEATRE CHATHAM SQUARE; THIS
Il EVENING will be performed .
AMBROSE GWINETT-Ambrose Gwinet Mr. Thorne--
Lucy Eairlove, Mrs Thorne. -
To conclude With JACKS The LApIIaek sp'y' or Zine
Doors open at oclock-performances TO commence Al q
O'Clock precisely. -.
Boxes 80 cents-Pt % cents. le1-Im
NTIBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALoON-WlL-
IN LIAM NlBLO respectfully announces that this Eao
lishment is now open for the SEASON.
Eleventh appearance of the extraordinary Rave Family ~
The highly talented company the direction of GA
BRIEL RAVEL, consists of Gabriel Rave Antoine kave
Jerome Rav FRANCHISE Raye Leon Jass se joIepn
dame Jerome Madame Antoine Raue, Madame Cheken Mad
emosce Elise Ravel
The Evenings entertainments will commence at o'clock
with the astonishing performances Of the ave Family on the
slf an hourr or Refreshments Promenade Saloon
In ntermsson Of half hoar between the entertain
men the Military Band will perform avorite selections OF
music
Leader ofhc Orchestra for the Ravel FamlySnor Carlo.
The entertainments conclude with the comic Panomme
Of L'UOMO ROSSO.
No at any time as visitors the Garden
pass the street. through the Grand Promenade to the Pro-
menade Saloon, free from damp or at all times
af3 In rehearsal the Wsodcutter! sr lie Soldat par
Civil and efficient Officers will be attendance preserve
ORDER and the admission OF improper
Tickets so cents.
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence at
O'Clock.
omnbusses will and from the City Hotel TO the Gar
en- during the evening. Je6-y
EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET
ne LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
September next will address the undersigned by letter,
post paid None others will be attended TO- ,>,
CHARLES II. THORN,
Sole Managers and Preprietors,
je6lm. New England House, Roosevelt st, York.
VJAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-The
propretors this Garden respectfully informs the public
that open for the Vricns improvements have been
made in addition fountain Of water which they cannot but
anticipate will be worthy of their patronage and OF strangers
who visit the city
The Egusan Exchange i, in full operation The sales on
Tuesdays THURSDAYS Of each week Gentlemen Pur-
chase perfect confidence Horses either for carriages or
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brides Sc entered
gratis. limited number OF box stalls provided for horses
at livery ROCkENBUhC . Da NIhEn,
je7-3m' tropric'ors.
C,ULLYS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the full length por.
- trait Of QUEEN iCToDIA, painted ny T. Suly Of rhi.
phaT Suly respectfully to the public that
he intends exhibiting for shor period at l55 broadway COM
mencng Monday 10th inst the Portrait Of QUEEN VIC
TOR1A painted by himself FROM the original study, executed
during his visit England which study also attached
TO the exhibition
Open daily from loA. NJ until 8 P NJ aud the evening
from until 10 O'Clock.
Admittance rs cents Season tickets 80 cents. jel0-2w*
rJyHE STATUE OF vlCTORtA-By J. yarck Stout
l. oxhAiting al the Sujyesant Institute 669 Broad
way. from 10 A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ. Adm,tlnce IS cents.
After short conversation with this artist we ei him un-
der the impression his mnd completely mhued and
saturated with classical feelings and aociaion and
that he has the feeling for his art that be supposed TO
have belonged to Roman sculptor OF the tine Of Augusus
THE Esposi,or.l
The statue Of Stout approaches The character IF dy
nifty assuming the soft form of beautiful woman than even
which has enchanted the werd for nearly
1000 wears. HeraidJ
N. b. The Statue will shsrty be removed from this city
Inn