The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-20

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The Raners respectfully that they will have the
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pear their much admired Winter Costume and sing the fol-
lowing PROGRAMME
,-Ranz-des aches. Quintette.
a-Tte Fair Mad lin the sy le 1fa Waltz Raner
4-Rainer's March-Quinte,ts. Ralner
THE Fisher and his wife With echo on the Stage,
BY Mr. Simon, the Bass Singer, this performance
and shows his extraordinary compass Of voice.
wss my s slossR
the Free Country -Quntette, Rainier
5-The sne,zing song-Comic Rainier
I-Fnendship-Gu inteete, Kramer
a-Rocked IN the rade OF the deep-Tenor sco, by
Esas;;;, .,-p0.,, with cho,n. KK. might
4-Geman Drinking Song comic, with laughing cho
phts containing the German Songs translated can be
obtsine of the doorkseper.
the price of Admission will be reduced Fifty Cents
be obtained the Music Stores and at the door the
The following from the first professors of Music the
CITY Of Boston aud was by them published in the papers Of
Having listened the performances of the Rainers can
enon Of ali levers & vocal musc They have esceest
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excellence of their n. Of their
bty alike ente s;m 70 the confidence and patr
LOWELL Mason. President
Boston Academy of Music.
is. WiTaIseIos.
have been y st1ed With the e vocal o.
by them with the greatest truth and beauty Of expression
sustained together with great taste and skill approaching 10
unity and sush have rarely the
pleasing
and Of Se and
Concert to commence at ~ O'clock. j2oI
ENGLiSH Eel LINGO various width. Also. Endless
jao PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st,
DOLISHING CLOTH-For marble manufactures, by The
a5 piece or ''se SA PkRssE sRooKs 81 Liberty st.
FEkssE sk6oTs R PTs. Metal for
MaSs s2SoSb CoSdEkF Fa.S &
Sig. Prancaschini Cas, Prma Donna from the best "a
Mr. Sinclair his second appearance New York these two
Mr. T. Timm and n. band under the
direction OF Herren schneider and Rsbhun consisting Of the
f'''0T mesrr 's'tsI'- HeHs ssEs.s.
R tssSuH, Kon,g,
seanib Schneider,
.,hnc,, Walter,
W Hs,.s Graham Cram,
Miss JANE sLoMAN will give her pianoforte recitals
' s.,e, so,s-Mr Sine ann Fan! III. las. with til.
a. ca! sSf -SisaoTs Gsrs-"LAmor mi ie
Conc TO, Miss jane so@an. risnofrte Grand D'H''''
Fantasia and v srlatOns on Airs from kOssI.
NSyEpis Opera Of William Tell, Decbler.
(. Scotch sony-Mr. Sinclair John Anderson
my Jor
e. Aria-Sigpor Garis-' Perche mel euibilo mic
cerdcler" composed erpress for he, bv CoppoIa
6. Fartasa-Miss Jane Sloman-" La petite tam
bour" Herr
T. Sole on the Flute-Mr Ernest
M Half an hours intern ssion for promenade during
which hy German Bard will per form selections from hu
sard Isz, Labrky Lapner and Strauss in 10 the
grand promenade the Illuminated Conservatory will be thrown
open TO render the whole ELEGANT ADD agreeable.
PARr H.
i-Mr sinc,air-Tbe Romsnce Of The MistIetoe
1 Roushn foundsd the Legend OF The -
I Old Ok thest" Bishop
a--copcs rto-Mi Jane s'oman-Piano Forte
I GRAM Fartssa and brilli'nt Variations .
IN March 10 Rossini'- orera Of Otello, He
a-ponio-senor1 Franes s~hint (,aris ronizst
a-eolo on the FIu'e-Mr Erast-
dovo Sinclair
Doors ocen ct o'clock. Concert to commence at pre-
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