New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
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I EOPOLD DE MEYER begs to announce that hi.
Boston, viii place Friday Evening. November l+h
a, the Tabernacle when he vii be assisted by Mss North
all, Madame Lszare, and SIR. Philip Mayer, Ir.
MI Charles Perabesu has kindly consented TO preside al
The Piano Forte.
Doors open s,s-Coneert 10 begin At O'Clock precisely
Tickets One Dollar each-o had Music Stores ard
The evening OF ihs Concert al the Tabernacle MIR
TTABERNACLE-Mr. TEMPLETON has the honor
Of announcing his friends and patrons In NewYork,
that previous his departure for the South ne will IN
piance with the solicitations OF numerous parties who
urabe 20 gain admission on former occasions al panos
Opera House give night 81 me abrrnarir on MONDAY
Evening November 18th. particulars OF which will be duly
announced Mr. TEN pleon takes the opportunity OF
apprsng friends In Brooklyn that he will also have The
pleasure OF giving them a nigh, during the same week.
Mr. T will have the honor OF appearing before New
ark audience for The first time ni2 eodnu
NIBLn,S-Grand Scientific Ilusion-HERR ALEX
AMBER, the German Magician, most respectfully re-
his snks for the extremely liberal patronsg
be has experienced since opening in hsyin
received Gathering reception he is induced by The ac'
vice OF bis friends remain one week longer, during
which time he will e1er, his utmost endesyo's to repay his
patrons and deserve continuance o! their aVors By so
changing MS performances render each al entirely d
feren, exhibition.
Monday. 10Th. and every evening during the week.
During Tia, limo he will give series Of experiments in
Chemistry, Pneuma,ics, Optics, Natural Philosophy, and
Magic.
Tickets Finy Ceas Doors open !, performance eoui
mences ATT. o'clock. nl2
a LHAMKA, No SO Broad1vay, between spring and
N Prnce-Unpsralleed Atracrions-W ednesday Even.
Nov l2h DR. Valentine in his rmilable deineaons OF
and comic characters. The celebrated ano highly
Angleea and Palmos Popular Opera Com
pany Performance commence al y O'Clock. Admis-
.on p cents nl2
DROGRAM1IE OF Mrs. V. MOTIFS SOIREE
L MUSICALE, at the Apollo Saloon on Thursday Eve
ming, Nov. 18th
Dueuo-Four hands, Piano Forte,
Mr. Henry Tmm ard Mr.. George Loder
Scena-Mrs V. Mott, :" Elena oh IL chic chamo,'
from La Donna del Lago. SIM
Fan,asia-Fute Mr. J. A. Kyle. Clinton
Mr r mayer
Bsad-alrs v Mott Thou art ovelier' Maria 3: Hswes
Concerted Piece-S;s. Rspeui. NJ J A. Kyle, Mr. h. e.
Timm. Mr.. Derw or ana Mr.. George Loder
PART IL.
Duet,o-Four hauds. Piano Forte,
Mr. H c. Timm and Mr.. George Loder
German Canta,a-Mrs. " Mott Der Wanderer,r shuoer
Concerted Duett-Fute and Piano Forte
Mr.. J. A. Kyle and Mr.. H. c. Timm
Scotch BnlladsMrs. " Mott accompanied by herself on
the Piano Forte, Annie Laurie and Last May Draw
wooer."
Tickets One pollar-,o he obtained various Music
Stores and the door on,he night Of performance NIL ST.
NETWORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
1N-ORATORIO OF SAMSON, by Handel-Ths mag
nhcen Oraoro will be performed by the Sacred Music
Society for the first time, Friday Evening 2st inst at
the Tabernacle.
The following distinguished vocalists have been engaged
for the Solo parts
MISS SroSE Miss GARCIA, principal Sopranos of the
Boston Handel and Haydn Society.
Mr. J. S. JONES, the celebrated Tenor singer as Samson
Mr. EpwD SHEPHERD, Haraphs' his hrst appear
ance in years Together with other eminent talent
Mr. a. L. HAYTER, Organist OF the Boston handel ana
HAYDN Society will preside at the Organ.
The whole number of performing members Vocal and
Instrumental, will comprise upwards of 80.
Director Mr. L. c. HILL
Full particulars will appear in Il future Adv Mo 81
a MERICAN NtUsEUM.-EveEy Day and Evening