The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-16
THE BALL SEASON.

A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO MR.. W.
n Wharton and daughter, will take place at the City
March lst, 1858: Tickets, admitting gentleman and
ladies' 81, which may be obtained at the drug store
corner Broadway and Fourteenth street
~ RAND BAL DE sARACCO-UNDER THE MANAGE
VI ment of committee of his friends at Niblo's Sa
loon definitely postponed to Thursday evening" Feb H.
This ball will be the most fashionable and recherche
the season. The new and elegant dances have been
lected, and the most celebrated musicians engaged
Tickets of admission exclusively for the ball. with pr
vilege of twelve twenty lessons, and circular con-
tanning full particulars, be obtained at Mr.. Saraccos
No. ITO Grand street. four doors west Broadway bn
making immediate application, the number of tickets
is limited 1t Is scarcely necessary to aude to Mr. S
raccOs professional abies-the superiority of his Ia
Tents and the rapid progress of his pupils admitted
Adults who have never danced before taught all the
during this arrangement, they be obtained
third the usual terms The dances taught will include
the Poika, schottsh Polka Redowa, Redowa Waltz Ma
sourka Esmeralda, Cinq temps Waltz German Cotlons
&c, &c.
(SALED0NIAN BALL-THE MANAGERS OF THE
~ Caledonian ball respectfully announce that they
Feb. II, 1853 at Tammany Hall. The managers in again
appearing before the public gratefully acknowledge the
Hatterng they met with at their first ball.
and feel assured that the same spirit which animated
their countrymen on that occasion will again spring
forth, with increasing energy, on this. To the
League" OF Friendship and strengthen the Covenant
Of national feeling noble objects In themselves; but
when coupled with charity Ito which the proceeds Of the
ball will be deyoted) it would surely be worse than
views they have spared exeons in engaging the best
performers of national music, and in making every
thing contribute to the taste comfort and happiness of
all who may honor the ball with their presence Order
OF dancing according to the programme Conductor of
the oor Mr. Parker who has kindly offered his valuable
services on this occasion The piper In the garb Gael
viii promenade the room, playing national airs previous
to the commencement, and during the intermisson of
dancing. Shelton L. Robertsons celebrated band has
Deen engaged A number of gentlemen will be present
IN the Highland costume: Doors open at o'clock dan
eng Will commence precisely at o'clock. The ternina
ton OF the ball will be known by the band playing Good
night, an joy be VII you a." Tickets 81, TO admit
gentleman and two ladies' to be had at Adam stodarts
Broadway and Park place; Firth, Pond Il Co.'S No
Franklin square; os of either of the managers and
at the bar OF Tammany Hall. Managers-William Curr
24O West Twenty sixth street. James Dunlop 239 John
street, BROOKLYN Alexander Robertson, 105 Greenwich
street; Thomas Robertson, 90 Centre street. James ser
vice. 4s6 Pearl street Andrew Ltche Thompson street
George Bathgate Ninth avenue, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets John Cumming, TBS Broadway.
L.Ls G HcADAN Secretary
No. ~ Beekmao street,