New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,
IVA above erand-st-oPEN EVERY NIGHT during he
week, anIil further notice.
The original ard well known CHRlSTY'S hlNSfhELs
under he management Of =. P. CHBlSTY, whose Con-
10 this city for succession Of I've years have been
audiences Tickets 4 eta Doors open al ei commence
att The patrons Of Chrsty's Ministries are Respectfully
Informed thai the usual Saturday Afternoon Concert; VII
be discontinued for the future. u II
DURTON'S THEATER-C hambcrs-st.
Drear Of City HAl-The fhester to the large
original version Of Diekenss last novel, entitled the Per
IOnA History and Experience pc len Of q v,rrn
DAVID COPPERFlELD.
SEEING THE ELEPHANT.
IS cts Orchesra Seats IS cs Private Boxes s. and IS
Doors open 81 81, to begin az
broadway THEATER.-DOORS
~ open at 6f-to commence At oelock.-rhces OF Ad-
mission To Dress Circle and Parquet cl Family Circle
6 and Sc. THIS EVENING. Jan ls, viii be performed
the Grand Ro@Sne sPeciSe,e6 Il Sci 80 entitled
Fausus Dyoi Adine: Madame Poslsi
Py9p Yo 81 ys VIE n TSD 6 5hISe MsRE1L
DROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROAD
DwAY Ee BTOOmsc:Ti ,. and Manage
Family Circle Is cents; Orchestra Stall Seats 81 Private
Boxes, S5GBENEFIT OF Mr.. OWENS THIS EVEN
ING, Jan; Is, the performances will commence win
DAVID CoPPERFIELD.
To be followed by the Comedieta Of
THE KINGS GARDENER
To conclude with the Farce Of
THE WILD INDIAN
Doors open ate ITO commence at o'clock
TRIPLER HALL.-SATURDAY,
H. 18th JANUARY.-MAX MARETZEK'S
SECOND AND LAST MUSICAL FESTIVAL
For the BENEFIT of
MAURICE STRA KOS CHI,
On which occasion the principal pieces Of
GIOVANNI DI NAPOLl,
MAURICE STRAKOsCA,
WIN be performed by
Mile. TERESA PAR0DI,
signor LoRINI and
Sgnor BENEVENTANO,
Assisted by the FULL CHORUS and ORCHESTRA
ITALIAN OPERA
MISS VIRGINIA WHITING
win sing fsvorte Romanza
The Grand Scena and An nc from
VIII be sung %FG iDGZ EsH: TE isfssofSARoD
M HAUsEB -, p0D,o
Win play for the first time Grand Concerto and honao
OLE BULL,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE.
MAURICE sTRAKOSCH
WIN P''S ~ La FILLE DU REGIMENT.
The quarette from PURITAN and Ia TAaESSTFEEEEEkEE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''''DAA MAnCA@HN
PRooRAmmE.
PART I.
''S"u 0''''d GfoYANNA DI NAPoLI,
Executed by the Full Orchestra
Grand Aria to
GIOVANNI DI NAP0LI
Signor BENEvEsTANo
Brilliant Fantasia and Aria from
LA FILE DU REGIMENT,
MAURICE STRAKOscH.
RomanZa from Donizetti Opera OF
ROBERTO DVEREUX.
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
Grand Concerto composed by OLE BULLt
I..ADAGIO. H..RoNDo PAsToRALE,
The fayorte Aria from
'' GIOVANNI DI NAPoLI,
MADEMOISELLE TERESA PAR0DI
PART II.
Overture to Hsrolds Opera,
Executed by the Full Orchestra.
The Tenor Aria from the second Act OF
GIOVANNI DI NAP0LI,
Signor LORINI.
The celebrated Qusrtette from
PURlrANl, ,
Transcribed for The PtanO-forte, followed by
LA TARANrELLA,
Composed and exe c foJ the The first time By
Pagannrs Burlesque Variations on the
CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
N. HAUSER,
Grand scena ard ARA from Rossinfs
Recitative-Dolce fnerssa Salria.
MILE TERESA PARODL
The Concert win conclude with the favohte
FILTRATION POLKA,
MAURICE STRAKOsCH
Executed for the FIRST time by Full Orchestra
Admission to oil parts part, Of he Han
To be had at the principal Music Stores Hotels the OPP
era House and Triper Hall. on Friday and Saturday
The Grand Pianois from ERARD'S Factory, imported
by, and for sale at, KERKslEG BRoNSINGs'
Doors open al e. Concert to commence at II O'Clock,