New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-11
amnsenrnts.

amnsemrnts.
CONCERT OF THE BLIND. TO be given a, the
I ~ Broadway Tabernacle. This CTue,dayl Evening
Nov H. isi5. with Address by Samuel Bard ESQ The
the Tsbernsces. Oct - have aiudiy volunteered their
services Hon James Hi FgFr Il. T. preside
Prayer Rev j. Poi'al
Song" Eve. Lamsn;sl!on.' by Miss cyn,ha Bullock
Solo on Pano-Clra Memoria-"iih Variations b. Hin
Trio The e. sailor Bows c.roi.r Apollo vOea..
Dueli-hy Charles Horr-Miss c. Bullock aud Mi's C.
Chorus-" The Dying Chlisan' Mr. 3. Elder, Nj A s
Goodrich, Miss c; Bullock, AID Miss C. Kennedy
address. BY 5. Bard, E;s ~
Solo on Piano, COrSirao r. Elder.
Tra-rom the German" Gold Water is the drink for me-
Songs Rocked in lie Cradle of tie Deep Miss C. Bull
ousrteue-" Hail Smiling Morn' Mr. r Elder Miss A. s.
Goodrich, Miss 6 Bullock and Miss Kennedy.
Duet Piano" Mr.. R Elder and Mr. a. S. Goodrich
THO" Come to the Fountain wFiIien for the Vocass
oyJ. H. Altman, Esq.-ihe music arranged by The
Dueu-" Convent Bells" Miss C. Bullock and Miss C. Ken
oasr,si.ec-. Come, o. Peaceful Night" M. R. Elder, MI
A. s GoOd,i MISC. Bullock and Miss C. Ke1aety
Ticseis T1 .nydge Cents, to BE- lad at The Rschaie
Recorder ONCE 1872 FuNog, A;'slls MUSE store, Ui
Conceri 10 commence al u O'Clock NIL j.
MISS BRA.ISON's CONCERT-MissJoS JOSEPH
Z. ",
Mss Harriet Bramson. aged years respectfully informs
her friends and The public that she wi give her Farewell
Concert, at Nblos Saloon, on TUESDAY November ilth'
l3t5 which occasion she will he assisted by Tie follow
irc talented artists Miss Wirdmuiler Mons Louis Gilbert
Mi Austin Philips and an ochss;Ta c I9 NE as
Piano For,o from T A. Chambers, SS5 Broadway DR.
Henry C. Tmm. -..,....
Ticket. One Dollar Children under twelve years OF age
Fifty Cents Ticket, had al the Music Stores, and
a''he door on tue eveP PRo Ct n SIIssF-
Overture in D Fu' Orchestra. .kalwoda
anaNs.ls: wndmller, Das Aipenhorn,' Como
Grand Fsn,s.ia-Mi.s Bramson, La March D.
eT IN T Wac cf. for ths Mr. Austin Philips
Dueuo~Pi.nc Forte, Miss Bran,son and Miss
Freaeh ' Ariae"Mcns Gilbert Les Heriondeiles
Felicien David ct LIE Bon Cure. Puget
overura-Der Freischulz Weber
Cava,ina-Miss windmuler, (trom the Opera
Air Fear dss Bots Mons. GU
Dueo.By Mise. j. and H Bran.on
Ballad. Calm the night Mr.. Austin Philips, A Philips
Concerto Piano Forte-Aliss Brsmson, with lull
To eammepcs at o,clcck Doors open att
Certificate presented Miss Josephine 8ramson by thirty
one eminent Professors OF Music:
I'VE have had the pleasure Of bearing Mise Josephine
Brsmson private party and must confess that we never
heard child OF ten years OF play on the Piano Forte
and The s,e Of an adult professor she throws more force
in the volumes OF her than we could have sup
far known. Professors of York-Prro MaIoEeelli,
Austin Phillips julius Metz. u c. Hill G. w Thos Jones
Professors OF Philudephia-S Enrich B; G. Cross D.
Connc Edw Barton. Joseph Picnt, c. Jarvis DoriSo
A. Renhsrt. c. F. Dudolph, C. F. Stotc, Vincent smith,
Augustus, Carus Professors OF BaltimoIe-samlsL Ca
foTsrWJ Babeock Il. w Grealorex v c. Taylor Jas.
Barrett, Jos. Molds, Carl LorepZ, NIL IT.
DROGRANiME OF Mrs. v. MOTIFS SolREE
l. MUSICALE, at the Apollo Saloon, on Thursday Eve
'''D7' ''''' '''- PART l.
Due,to-Four hands, Piano Forte.
Mr. Henry Timm and Nh George Loder
Scena-Mrs. V Mon, Elena on lu chic chiamo,'
from La Donna del Lago. Rossni
sana'ia-F!a'e Mr. j. A Kyle p G Maye1
BaIladSr. Mott Thou art icveer Maria B. HAYES
Concerted Pece-Sig. RapetIi. MI j.: A. KYLE. MI H. G.
Tmm. Mr. Derwort and Mr.. George Loder.
PART II.
-|''O ' -- Mr. IL c. Timm and Mr. George Loder
German can'aa-MrS Mott Der wande Ma ssGSsr
Concerted Due,t-Fn,e and Piano Forte
Mr. ]. A. Kyle and Mr.. H. C. Timm
Scotch Bnlads-Mrs. v Mott accompanied by herself on
the Piano Forte, " Annie Laurie and Last May Draw
Tickets One Dolar-to obtained the various Music
Stores and the door the eight of performance NIL 81
I E0POID DE MEYERS GRAND FAREWELL
a. CONCERT will take place on Friday Evening, l4,h
instant Tabernacle when be will be assisted by the
first vocal and Instrumental artists IN the CIV MI ~
NTEW.YOIiK SACRED MUSIC SOClhTX.
IS-ORATORIO OF SAMSON. by Handel This mag
nfcmt Orutoo will be performed by the Sacred Music
Society for the first time, on Friday Evening 2st inst I'll
The following distinguished yocaist have been engaged
for the Solo parts. -,
MISS SroNE, Miss GARcr, principal Sopranos OF the
Boston Handel and Haydn Society.
Mr. s. JoNes the celebrated Tenor singer as Samson
Mr. EpwD. SHEPHERD, Haraphs,' his first appear
ance in 10 years. Together with other eminent !nlen,
Mr.. A. U. HAYrER orgsn!s, Of the Boston Handel aud
! Hsydn Society, will preside at the Organ.
Tie whole number of performing nenloeIs, vocal ana
| Director Mr. U. c. HILL
| Full particulars will appear in future ADV: nIo o.
| A LHAMRA-No. $50 Broadway, (between Spring and
of the Ahsmrao has much pleasure In announcing the
gagement Of Dr. Valentine, the celebrated denea,or Of
vices OF popular and highly talented Angesea Singers have
also been secured. Admission Is cents no "
SOIREE MUSICALE.
MRS VALENTINE MOTT, Jr., pupil OF Signor Gre
Nk vlo and member Of HE Royal Academy Of nusic
specially informs her friends and The public, that al the
request OF numerous families she will make her first appear
nce in public on Thur: lay evening 18th OF Novebes45
the Apollo Saloon hen she viii be assisted by the to
lowing eminent artists viz Sgnor RsPe' violn; I Mr
and Mr. George Loder
and the residence OF Mrs. Mott, 622 Broadway. ms
4 MEXICAN NJ L>EUM,-Every Day and Evening
fAths week. commencing Monday Nov. 10, Si5-Spen-
evening hapast T. The MANAGER has re--ngaged me
living male Orang Outang for another week together WIN
The famous English Dwarf They will both be Visible every
and eveGiug. Aso engaged the nlmitabe Dro!efls
Mr. Wnchel The Dongola Mnsrels, tie Ethiopian SeIe-
naders M Merrheld he Comic Singer Mrs. Merfineio
Vocalist and DaI-eIse the DANCING Witches the Hydo
Oxygen Microscope, ard Madame Rockwell .re engaged
Admission IS crnts. Children under 10. l2i cents.
Drp GOODS.
GEO. Il. WILLIAMS,
Od EXCHANGE PLACE, Is doors East Of William
streei) invites his old customers and Merchants gem
orally 10 examine his stock Of Black, Blue Black and
Coored Silks and satns; Velve, Bombazines, Apsccas
Nous de LANES, CEshmeres Reps, Fine Ginghams and
other Dress Goods White Cambrics Muslins and Dimi.
tes 81 10 81 Leces Thread Lise Embroidered Jaconet
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chmi
set;es Green Gauze Barege and Lace veis Taft Satin