New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
APOLLO ROOMS.

APOLLO ROOMS.
MENUS DE MEDiCI by the MODEL ARriSrES.-
' One week longer Dr. COLLNER'S psrsonihcsfions OF
Painting and Sculpture by the Model Attistes, a the
Apollo Rooms, 40 Broadway, Will continue for one week
longer commencing on MONDAY evening. Oct -, when
will be presented entire series Of colored groups
including the Pssdise Jephthas DAUGHTER. The
day Thursday aud Saturday faithful representation OF
the celebrated OF the Venus de Medic with other
groups. Change Of Programme every evening For par
ticulsr. see Descriptive Programme every evening
Tickets OF admission 81 cents Tickets admitting sdy
and gentleman - be obtained AZ the door Doors
open peTsonihcaons commence al o'clock oso lwi.
'TABERNACLE.-DEMP second ORIGINAL
Ballad Soiree VIII Be given at The rsbernaeie, Broad
way. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct n, on which
he will sing his nsmely song OF In
dian women, The DARK Eye has leit US Those we
die Z" FORGET tbse -, Footsiep. OF Angels "Ths Dy-
ing Child and the Angel Of Death" Songs Of Burns
"Poortith Cauld." Highland Mary" Mary IN Heaven
and Duncan Gray 70 conclude with his popular csnts
"a, The May Queen" in three parts
Admission 70 cents To commence at hslfpssi O'Clock
Tickets be had the Music Stores, Of Mr.. Dempster,
New.York Hotel, and Al the doors In the evening
Mr. Dempster viii .ing Lyceum Hall, Brooklyn, on
Thursday evening, Oct p 90 tts
4 MEXICAN NUsEUM.-P. T BASsvN. Proprie-
more commencing Monday, Oct p, which posiuys
RAJ TON THUMB. who has taken state rooms Tor hun
self and suite In the steamship Northener tor
which sail. on SATURDAY next the s0th inst At O'Clock
Great numbers ofths friends Of the Little General
have been unable 70 gain sdmanee 10 hs evees during
for these few days give Five Performances Each Day
The first in the morning AZ O'Clock the second and third
AZ to 5 snd O'Clock P NJ, the remainder at 7. aud half
past o'clock IN the evening. Saturday Oct 30 being
The day on which he sails he will hold only evres
viz. AZ n o'clock A. NJ and hsltpsst = VI Al every
morning performance the General appears IN ysriou,
Characters ana customs including ms 1iufens press
Court Suit before Queen Victoria HI ghlsnd Dress
&C Al both the afternoon and evening performances the
little General his exhibitions In his Citken's and
Scotch Dresses in conjunction with other interesting snd
chsste performances This Is positively the last time Geo
Tom Thumb will be seen In New York. 80 he pro
ceeds Immediately 20 New-Oreans and Havana from
Charleston via Augusta savannah, Columbus. Montgom
cry Mobile aud the principal southern tow ms and cues
Great Western, the Yankee Comedian Pete Morris Miss
Bernard, &c. Madame Rockwell, the famous Fortune
Teller Admission 10 the whole :, cents children unne
10, aud old enough to walk alone, ~. cents. olb
ONE WEEK LONGER, and Positively the Last, Al
~ the Society Library. SlGNOR BLlTZ bes TO state
that a. the solicitation OF HI. numerous ne w CON
tnue his performances OF Magic and Nentoqusm ever,
evening during the week commencing MONDAY, Oct
p. Change OF Programme nightly.
Admission - csnts-childreu under TO- hsitprice.
Doors open at 7-commence a. "A o'clock.
AFTERNooN PERFORMANCE on Saturday at
O'Clock o15 lwis'
L fNGs.-Heroes Of Palo Alto, Resscs, Monterey snc
Buens y-ia-Wi be exhibited. for short time only, o.
Portrait. Of Gsnsr. qsyior General Wool Colonel. Mon
roe, Beknsp, Mansfield and Whiting Major. Bliss, BIssa
seon Crai1, Medical Director; Orderly Bingham, twho
was captured AZ Buena Nists,) and Old Whitley" the
Army Of Occupation, at Walnut Springs Mexico OF I'm
rJ,HE GREEK sLAyE-Now Exlbitlng, row
j ERs's STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE, In the
Saloon Of tho National Academy u Design corner OF
Broadway and Le0nard-st. from o'clock vi. until 10
Z NJ Admittance IS cents. Season tickets 50 cents
~ The for those holding tickets will close
on the first day of November Season tickets purchased on
and after the 18th October will sntte the holder TO visit
the exhibition until the first day Of December next ols
NJUSIC.-Bs. and parties attended with music. such
lVl VIOLIN with harp piano accompaniment, or In
sruments from five In number, may be request
ed Orders attended TO By ,,.,oo,., %. ,,-,,-.
oi3 lmisua' SIMPSON, o5 Muloenyd
PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZIS0 ACADEMY
MIR. sEARI>G's SCHOOL is open for the sea
lVIson For aad full particulars please apply al
his residence 81 Bond-st. OF lwlsua'
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
l-The Classes for the Of 1919 are now beins
formed. under the following instructors;
FRENCH.......C. fsrmentier ELOcurtoN 30. r Maiufn.
SPANisH...... c. Rabadan. DRtwfNc.....B Il. n. Coo.
GERMAS......N Ertheiler. PE>NAssHtP A II Wheeisr
lrAtr,S......E. +. FOre.ti. Book -gEErfNOT. Jones
AsrRoSouY. Mr. Elmendorf Vocal Music h. Ives Jr
M.raguArlcs Mr. Brown. PHOSocKAPHY Mr. Boyle.
ENGLISH CONPosIrIoN AID kHErOslc......E. MMunn
Messrs Coe and Boyle will give grauiously Al intro
ductory lesson In their respective departments
The distinguished ability u the instructors and the eK
ceedngy which their services may be
ENJOYED 81 members offer great inducements 10 clerks de
Of mental improvement 70 connect themselves win
the Association.
The Library contains upward Of n 900 volumes, and
constant additions made Of new works The Reading
Room well arranged for the convenience Of members
and supplied with foreign aDd domestic periodicals
The for clerks, two dollars per year inia
ton fee 81 D Tor merchants and others i've dollars
The class books open, aud full psrticu ara css
be obtained a. nc desk Of the Library Clinton Hall
90 2wisua &. l.. EFEhlII, President