The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

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DANvARD,s PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND TIE
Georama In Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
drawing. made upon the spot BY Mr. Barnard during an
win explain the paintings personally. Picture
1t 7h and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission, 50 cents; children half price.
HOPE CHAPEL, 7ls BROADWAY: PERMANENT
sIGNOR7NA ELIZA VALENTINI,
Prima Donna and Manassr
In which young accomplished ladies' and four gen.
tlemen, will appear every eyonng.
PARTL
/. sKathleen Mavourneen ".........M Mrs Kinsay
q "Ah! my Child" from the Prophetic Miss Bertin
4. 0n the Banks Of Guadalquiver, .... Miss Addison
s. Grand Variations fran "Rhodss," as sung by Nine
9. oRemsm nbes Me- asn0 .Mr oSins t,n
!. what Enchantment Miss Harrison
entni and Miss Duvanti
MARY Of MssiSs Wonder 10 YEAR: Of aa. Master A
2 Aria FROM IF omeo, Bellini. Miss Bertna
3 The Waite sqsaM "......."...:s:...M Mr.; Kinsey
S Ssst.ss ss Mist. sna al
g. We Meet 3 Chance ".............Mi Miss Addison
s. senas through the Rye sung in full costume By
Ia sss.Ss b. ssn so %s ssnA song sung in
Tickets eents to be- bad at ali the music stores and
at the door, Doors open att To commence at O'Clock
GRAND SACRED CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF
" the Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church. The
Choir of the Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church will
give Sacred Concert at Rev. DR.. Burchards Church,
West Thirteenth street between Sixth and Seventh
avenues this "wednesday evening" March assisted
BY full and powerful Chorus and the following eminent
MRS. c. f /. BRINKERHoFF,
MRS. JAMES W. J. PERSON.
MAD. CONSTANCE GIRARD,
MISS THOMAS,
MISS E C. R; nohJoHN,
'Pups " Signor G. Torrente J
MR.. D. b. BELL.
MR.. p II. VAN DER wEYDE
MR. W. NJ. SMITH,
MR.. c. II. Stafford
Conductor ...uA y lincoln
commences at TX o'clock Tickets admitting three
81 Single tickets 80 cents. To be OBJ aimed from the
Trustees, and at the Music Store of s. Berry Co., No
2e7 Broadway, and at the door.
DANORAMA.-Now OPEN, AT METROPOLITAN HALL
the mammoth Panorama Of the Mississippi river
from its mouth to the Falls Of st. Anthony every even
ing at half past O'Clock On SATURDAYS at half past
O'Clock. Admission so cents children half price.
NEW THEATRE, ALBANY.-HAvING LEASED THE
~ above named establishment, which design to
ladies and gentlemen Of aoRno talent who are de
sirous Of engagements All unica (post pad
to be addressed to me at Albany.
PHILHARMONIC sOCErY-MEvENrH sEAsON-THE
Il third concert Of this will be given at Nj
bios concert ROOM Saturday evening" March g. 1853
Conductor Of the orchestra, Mr. 7 Esfed: Tickets &C.
H. G. rIxM, President.
J. L ENSIGN, Secretary.
MEDICAL
mr. K. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE FEMALEr
u Friend In Need" may be consulted At his once
265 Bowery. Advice gratis See his card tbs Pcayune
Sunday Courier, Times and Dispatch
DR wARD-FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG Coz
IL leges. Hours from A. NJ till 0 p. NJ, daily. Or
Sundays from 10 A. to IL NJ and from till ocloci
In the evening Office, Canal street. exactly one door
from Broadway.
DR WASHINGTON WILKINSON, ASSISTANT OF THR
celebrated Dr. Ward Of SO Canal street one door east
of Broadway can be consulted from O'Clock A. NJ til
10 o'clock NJ, daily. On Sundays, from 10 P. N, til
nR RALPH's OFFICE HOURS FROM to IL A. n
~ and to9P. NJ, Sunday excepted, at No. as Hoss
ton street, near Wooster.
DR. COB8ErT, 10 DUANE STREET, BkTwEEN CHAT.
Office Hours, from 7 A. M t. IOP. M NBwDr. G Is
member Of the New York University. See his diploma
in his Office.
mr. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BE con-
~ suited athis Office where he has practsed his profess
sion for the last % years. Hours from A. NJ to p NJ
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
- ham and William streets, may be consulted at his
Office, from A. NJ to9P. NJ DR.. G. Is regularly edu.
Gated physician and surgeon.
NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING, IN INSTITUTE. COR
~ ner of South Sixth and Eighth streets, williams
burg:-Tr. Holmes, having been six years examining
physician for the Of Ne~ York has opened the
above institution fer ladies who wish private conhne
mcn This Institution has received the ssnction Of the
most eminent cans and dvines in the United States
a. being calculated 70 the lives OF children and the