New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

At the Rger, Istt.us In Madsonst between Clinton and
Professor A Amor will preside a, the Piano For:c.
Doors open al 81 o'cloek-enertainmcu,
CARDS OF ApMITTANcE TWENTY-FIVE CTS
be Obtained rt the door OF the Institute on the eyenins OF
the Concert Dc 2na"
AIDES, FAIR and FESTIVAL IN the Lecture
IL Room of the Tabernacle Church, will positively close
on Monday evening sih inst enirance on Tho
a, The West ds II
THE COURT OF DEATH.
The Crest Moral Picture
DAINTED BY REMBRANDT PEALE, called the
Court OF Death viii b. open for short time 10 The
public, Tuesday The 9th inst AT The Exhibition Room Of
the National Academy Of Design corner OF Broadway and
LeOrardst This very impressive picture which quarter
century ago elected the admiration OF nearly 5000
has been preserved In excellent condition, and has
its author /; contains = figures OF tie szeof Life.
Admission . Season Tickets 50 Cents Descriptive
pamphlets be hsi the door. To be from 10 A. NJ
III 10 P. NJ. ds ifua
MR.. CHRISTIAN HUBER, first Violonc-ihst and
lVA Member OF tho Conservatory Of Paris has the honor
departure South viii take place on Tuesday Evening
the 9th Of December, ri Paos Opera House he WI; be
Jr Mile Huber, Herr VIM Boucher, Primo Tenore OF the
German Opera, Monsieur Gilbert, and Mr. Etenne, who
WIG p'e''0e PROGRAMME
PART |!
rom Don & ;er RAW 81 s,sds DoDz'
s. lmp snals io2 sau, fimeqae
4..Cava,iHa from :" La Muette dc Por;icr'-Mr.
s. FsGass on The and exc AuOe
s fuad Dge;e from the Opera Jes:oida.iiai
Otto and Herr Boucher
l.. Romance and Chanscnneue-" LIE bon cure
. son f G:'s Seaman. feensSr vaeaau at'A 4S'
Mott. Jr. with Obiga;o Flute accompaniment.
composed on the Aisntic, by. &C Huber
8. .Duetto Conceriante, for PiGro and Nioonceo,
or afaToTite theme. from RosSipIs Opera - Ce-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and c. Huber.
I. Scena and Romanza-" cecomie in les Ves's' ,,-,
5. National Song--Herr Bouch-r-'Thc Starry
BapneT"-wordsirom the romance OF Grey slaer,
by Chas. +. Hoffman, Esq-composed by &c Huber
5.Caprise, American Air. by..........C &C. Huber
Seats may be secured every day from 10 A. NJ. till 4P.
NJ at the Box Office the principal Music Stores and the
evening OF The Concert at The doors.
Tickets One Dollar each.
Dis It
TIABERNACLE.--TE FAREWELL
on Tuesday next, the 9th December Tempe,on
hegs with gratitude to his liberal patrons lhe
Publc OF that 10 consequence OF his projected
the South he reluctantly makes his farewell bow,
and gives mis- last entertainment TOR several monhsI In
Ncw.York, on Tuesday next, the 9th inst when he will
the honor of singing he following songs and scenss
with appropriate illustrations:
Piano Forte, Mr Austin Philips. The instrument from
j. III. Chambers. SEQ Broadway
An interval of 10 minutes between the ports
PART FIRST
Song" The Lads of the Village"
Song" Jock of Hazeldesn."
Song" The Harp that once through Taras Hall"
Song-"My Mamie, o."
Graid scena from the Opera of Der Frey schultz"
Recitative-' Oh, | can bear my fate no longer"
Aria" Through the Forest through the Meadows"
PART SECOND
Song" There was a Jolly Miller once"
Song" Roys wife of Aldivalloch.'
Song" Sally In Alley"
Song" fe Banks and Braes q Bounie Dooc"
Hunting Song-"Oi fowler"
PART THIRD.
Grand Scena. by des!re) All is Lost Now" Sull so
gently DER Stealing originally sung by Mr.. Tenn
plslon in the grand Opera Of /" La S9ginambala"
Song" Aud Lang Syne."
Song" The Jolly Beggar"
Vasdctory-Song-"T The Star Spanged Banuer.'
Doors open l. To commence at O'Clock and ermin-
ate 10. Tickets and Programmes be had at the Mu-
Stores and nj the doors. Tickets 80 Books of
the words price l2i each, he had the DOORS
Mr. Tempeon Will also repeat the above entertainment
at the 9lhc Hall Brookyn ON Thursday the llh lust be-
lag h- farewell and last appearance in that city for several
months Dis Ct
a aiKKICAN MUsKl ii-Every day aud evening
fAths week commencing Monday, Dec 9Th, l2i5-Splen
lid performances each evening at O'clock and Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons at o'clock. The Manager
has engaged celebrated Scotch Giant and Giantess,
Also those beautiful and brl,ar; Dissovipg vews-toge-
lher with the following talented performers: Mr. T. J.
D.erng, graceful and accomplished Danseuse. Mr. VIM.
WbiLock Mr.. Merrihe!d Madame Rockwell the famous
Fortunc-Teller.
Admission, Is cents Children under 10. I2t cents.
% cents extra 10 consult the Fortune Teller privately
| TINE ARTS.-Giand Optic Gallery, the most perfect
a Of lis kind presented 10 The American public, now
open in Broadway. No. 27, corner of Chambersst in
upstairs. Hours Of exhibition from II O'Clock A
till p NJ and from till the evening, every day In the
| week, Sundays excepted.
The r, IT ne q ys[y
and never before offered in this city, ard four In inc
Co,noran1 character in course Of exposlton and
will close on Saturday night be followed next Monday
by another of entirely different views never being repeated
in the successive changes, the views once exhibited
Detailed description of ali the pictures may be had at The
door gratis and explanation viii gwen, II desired in
English, French Italian, German Spanish and Portuguese
Tickets % For.sae the Music and Book stores,
aud at the door. dS I'm is