New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
rIlHE; MrLopEoSs Mess-s. Oakley, Con,es, Nash and
Andrews win give their first Concert at the Broac~ay
Tabernacle on Wednesday Evening, Feb. Il, is4s.
PROGRAMME.

PART !.
Contradictions sI-I. evening er ta4
puctt-When night comes Ger the plain y eLso
Quartet;e-IlaTk. above Us or the mountain hreuaeI
cuartsttc-.Iess most holy Mis- Brown
FART II.
Qt.rte:ic-o give musc.......'. !. Conner
SooWhen ifcu the sacred garden driven --t. t. "eco
ouartet:e-Row, brothers, TOW -----..---W H. OiA!e'
Tno-Li!y OF beauty -hnyyeit
rric-Btshup OF Mcntz. Bishop
The Bishop OF Acitk wealthy, cruel n>er. HIS
p;cty was al outside show-ore Of those monsters who
sometimes disgrace the human FORM Like JCda, he could
betray with kiss" In tine Of general an! terrible
famine. when his granares were Het TO Overlooking, ard
mothers with their children npurd hiut To give them
something to eatte get rid OF thcu he opened one OF his
-;sries aud invited them owah III ardhelp themselves
While doif this, he c.pS the doors, set the building ON
fire and burned ten-evrrS one = eighteen OF lis own
psonCrs Mpoig the number u The Legend goes on TO
this cruelty he Was ever after tor
w;thnicc. To ihci he He'd ifufh bis palace
his castle in Ehreuicls, the Rhine The mice follow"
iI him. lie built him tower below tue water; but al
without the desired effect. for they SWAIN the river, sealed
the wan, ard finally eat him up to his very nirc The
music md words OF this pecc describe the awful sccnc
with tile most thrilling effect.
PART Ill. r{
Quartet e-LutzoS's wild hunt. Weber.
Soo-Tlen YEAH remember me- .....-.-... Bale.
Tyrclean Gice-"Why, my love- still SAY tomorrow: -
(as pcrfornedat the South Bap CHI with great applause,
Echo Cact--lhey there = an echo herr. Anon.
finar-With horns and hounds IN chorus. = HOOK.
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&C. and n the door on the evening OF the Performance
Doors open 1T q Concert TO commence At o'clock ~ It
A MEXICAN MUSEuM--Curuer oil Broadway and Ann
LAstreet.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Commencing on MONDAY, Feb. 81, Isis.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
Every Evening At o'clock, and "Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons al o'clock.
ESTIEE CHANGE or PERFORMANCES.
O,lc I,cck More Of the OiuGag Outang.
Madame Rockwell the wonderful Petroiogst
The splendid and highly interesting Diorama OF
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
Also engaged Madame Ettlng OF the first vocalists
of the age; Mr. and MIRA Western; Mr.. Relner, Comic
Singer.
General Tom Thumbs Court Suit; Automaton Jusgler,
Rope Dancer, etc.
Admission TO the whole, % ccntschldren under years
OF age III cents. 81
NrEw-YoRK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY
IN BROADWAY, opposite tho City Hal-Ar H. Ben
nett. Manager.
Fun. FARCE, FREAKS FROLlC ! FOL-
LY! AND FOlBLES,
PERFOR NANCE EVERY AFTERNOON at )
o'clock.
LAST DAY BUT ONE OF TIE FOUR
WHITE NEGROES.
These children are bonn vi black parents, and amidst all
the extraordinary freaks OF nature they rank pre-cnnent
They play Oh the Banjo Bones Violin and Tamborinc
and form first re band Their style Tar srpasSeS the
present race OF imitators.
Dr. Valentine will introduce variety of Queer, Quaint,
upzzical, Comcal Characters.
Kayarall, the celebrated Irish Comic Singer La Petite
Cariine Mr. Lynch Miss c. Blanchard Will also appear.
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
Performance to commence every Evening ut It O'clock