The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-24
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AMUgEMENTs.
RoVxIY rHIArRE MONDAY IvENHo. NO
:;.a % s DAYS 81 q
l seat; Ss n rsy: .:df. " %.s,
X: Sage Of v.sasis: His j:rsss s:sssss With ,ss
grand fOma.ts ,gsot,sls styled TnE JHMEss-Ths E@-
Scott rsnes fs:Poid n nsap. Enprss: S.1ss
wsny% Be1s. Use; Pit i2s Doorsop'n at s'l the eur
RURToNpTHEArRE. OHAxBlEs STREET. REAR OF
'Ep6sarSSsr aSs s s
NJ Blake; suckling Mr. BURTON Mr. Tsmpst.n, Mr. Bland
baaa by MIS- ssr DAILY Fsvors ssdiy Dance ais. ws
a two ' a az M cS lass
Lester Lseeh. Mr. skorri, Lady Cutter6uOf,
Circle and Parqust 80 cents second Tier rs cents Doors
open At 6H. to begin at oelocf.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST, NEAR RoosE-
win mA ss
s. sss ss1 ss
masnsS a Ghs..as IiSs .nf Fs
hGe to conclude With the popular drama Of TON GsN
BACK alter, H1 r. seymour Eii.sSstS Mrs. p drat-
tan Doors open at On; TO commence o'clock precisely
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocIArIoN-PRE-
man Hail xsxson
EaS The Tsa viii ss NJ
Der 2s. 1850 on which Prssident Trustees and
DrGstor win have the pleasure Of presenting 20 the public
ass TG % t al
TRIPLER HALd.-xAD. ANNA Bishops SIXTH
a. on the same m'sHffsfsaosG ;i,.i 4 before
Mendelssohns posthumous work, Lauda sion with Eng
h,h tsxt.hs ,s time sdS IN this country
2-Chorus, " BY his Providence Directed"
4-auirtstic y, who from his Eass Mad Ann. Bishop,
5-choru, Here with s.nts NE A'n'''' anu me- S'th
s,Sria:s lord, at ali Time. i will Bless
Chorus Che; Bies. III. People. anna '''A''
S-Quartetts and Chorus. 81 Thou Didst Free"
S.ns. DEAD Hsrsh from or.orie Of saul performed
gifted ted and iamsnted MendslrsOSns ''i' VI WV
Ii. cheSr. RsIsisuH first time in this country '
~. T. D:1 iis Sy s ana \. s :ss
a1Ths Prayer q The Psnissns amidst storm 60.
German ns By Hae Anna Bishop time.
cssnasiny oasiioram Eco. PAM: na on'f0'
rum: Nv Via. sIu;c:s. o'nu''r'
s5Ths Lat NAN" All worldly shapes shall melt
spbst lGST Mr. ss:ain. D' 0"S0''
s-Casalani', celebrated song. era-
uas, sung BY. hme' Anna Bishop
Ssa March from FG.sS:s
with douSis orchestrs third time in this country.
The 1nasT n: cole d lire Of -
the principal hotels, and Al the Hail.
. Be- ;:sass n IN s' " i.
a q Is:'r: Ks.i:ss srSsa.ns "a
Han n on sun srnssy ss s,tS from aIr q Nov .. 'n'
count Of the immense attending thss
classical concerts. doors TO opep ~ o'clock.
TRIPLER HALL.-NUsIeAL DIRECTOR AND MANA.
ger Of the establishment, Mr. Bochsa.-rhs Manager
has the honor Of announcing to the public that grand
AMERICAN PROMENADE CONCERTS
viii be given in the shove Ball. the same scale Of mag
Of the famous Julien. and Nusard and ri
odo In Paris whose have spread throughout the
world the orsnaors Of and splendid order Of
"'a' entertainments PROGRAMME
or THE FIRST AMERICAN rRosrNADr CONCERT, THURSDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER rs.
l. Grand Overture" Cana Iadra" ROssini.
COrneta Piston psrform.d ~ Mr.. Bayloy, arst
Cornet Piston of Julliens orchestra, in Lon
at the Grand Opera ball. PARIS (hrst time). Musard
s. waitIos-" lie Signal de la Dsnss, the last work
that popular 0'mP''IPP; .s sFlTi. 'im'1 Strauss
l. Grand Overture" Apaeresn".. chsrubini.
2 The novel performances Of Quartstte for Four
FLUTES, executed by Nessrs. Eben, Finiekin-
stead, Biedler. and Busch.
Cd in Paris, a, tho ssSiiie Garden Trst time Pod
| L. rolka-"L Les Etudians," from the repertoire
8. Rcnberss Children sympSeny Ears, timeI. Tor
| ouohoos penny trumpet. rat,les drums tr-
| angles tamoourines, nishtngsles. quaiis, vio-
stupehdcus srebostra erected on Julien and Musard'
anssr As s.sas Mr. socHsA
pnsps so,s and 81 tas Hall can a. Be- &c
81 the Hall. from Monday, Nov. 18th, and ut the music
Pronenads Concert to commence a, h.if-pA.. saver
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To THOMAS d. RICE