The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

RRoADwAY rHEArRE-.E 4. tARsHAII, aDIA
Monday evening DAMON foSf'l AND pS T 'rn'a
FyiSIs;;: conway ssastor.. = I hsass
Philis,ius.... NJ pm ARIA Mr.. Hey
MARRIEb All sETTLED.
Mr. BoH....Mr ns,idse Mrs Boz -; Mrs. Vernon
Mr. eox...'.Mr. Whiting Mrs. Cox. Mrs. j. Seton
NrBLo's GARDEN.-MAp H. soNTAGs EIGHT
informed that the olera Season viii shortly CLOSE
limited number of nights remain only to be given On
Monday Feb q, positively last night Of
By Madame soNTAG sigrors Badisi pOsnoliai &c,
Once Opera commences at ~ O'Clock
Holders Of Siandee Tickets who could not gain admis
sion ON the third night of soNNAMBuLA ON Friday Feb
IL can h9y their tickets exchanged for the last night Of
sONNAMBUIA, February II by applying At the Wall
street Ticket Office, ON Monday morning.
NBLos GARpEN.-rHIs ESTABLISHMENT NAY
Tor s .s u. "a
Opera season Apply, from A " 70 4P. r., y NJ W.
A. MOORE on the stage
W7AIIACK's THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BRoOM
Monday T%oTp PUZZLE oosS6 eSaSs"'d
Ysn Mr. nh Blake Msrss
Peter stanmtz. Mr.. Hale Won Cump. Mr. Chippendae
Won s sg1s Berth spsv1n stephens
Marquis Mr.. Lyster Bsize Mr. Ancyne
Frontin Mr. Waloot Nsnette 49,. Mss j. Gould
THE IRISH TIGER.
Paddy Ryan Mr.. Broughsm Julia. Miss Tayleurs
Marrowfat. Mr. Chippndale Nancy Mrs. BroughAm
VITooDs hINsTREIs, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE How
w ard street.-open every evening,-H Wed Ma
tbs celebrated sompsny Of @u.ssns and sthoniss
neators cannot be sqused by sny other band in the
AOu0arf nm at clock Adrnyaa
The public respectfully informed that hs sltssnooa
concerts are Discontinued
CRAND FAREWELL CONCERT. JULIEN. vY0-
" hnst respectfully announcss that he WIN live
Grand Farewell Concert Tuesday evening" February o.
at Metropolitan Hall which occasion hs win " as
MADAME HENRlErrE soNTAa,
'''' sfGNoR Pouo11Nn
SIG ROCCO,
CARL NKERT, and
SIG. GXSPKRONl.
Who have in the thsr valu-
able services together with grand Orchestra Of atty
performers, under the direction Of Carl Ecksrt.
!. Overture to la GAIA IAdra RosEn
2. Rondo Russo, Paul Julien. ..... De Berist
3. Duo from Don Pasquale, sgnors Badan and
T. Balad~sTwas Within Mile Of Edinbcro; '-'''-
Town, Madame Sontag.
S. Grand Fanasia--Lucrezia Borgia, (executed
for the first time by Paul Julien. Sainton
8. Grand scena from Purani Madame Son
tag and Signors Pozzolini, Badiali,
2. Romanaa-'sT Normands' sig. Badiai Mercadant
3. "The Witches Dance" (by particular
guest raul Julien ............ .Paganf9
4 Aria from Ernani sig Gasparone .;........vsrd
5. Duo for the and violin. composed ex-
prcssly by Carl Eckort, for Madame
Sontag and Paul julien.
6. Trio-"Papa Tacci' Signors Pozzoini, Badi-
ali, and Rocco .... ......... .HoeeiM
Z. Grand Symphonic Trumphale au Memoir do
Washington arranged from national
airs, and performed for the Hrst time,
by Paul Julien, with orchestral accom-
paniment.
Tickets One Dollar and Two Dollars, according to lesa
ton. The sale of tickets will commence Friday morn
ing February Is. at the Music Store of Mr. Hall Son.
2S9 Broadway Doors open at 8. Concert to commence
ut ~ O'Clock.
TIEIIER'S SALOON OF WONDERS, NO. $50 BROAD
Wzards-Immense Success OF the New Seres-Prefessor
ROBERT HELLER the great original necromancer whose
extraordinary Soirees Mysereuses have for nine
cuve weeks attracted large audiences OF the beauty and
fashion Of New York offers for the tenth week of his
surpassabe entertainments, splendid selection Of mag
nifcent
WoNDERs MYsTsRIks AND MIRACLE
the most amazing and gorgeous ever performed in Amer
Among the many mighty experiments ia the puzzle
of the whole scientific world, tho impenetrabe
SECOND SIGHT
which has created argument and inquiry, wonder
and establishment than all the theories and mysteries Of
the day. Also the very novel and original invention,
called the
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGs
The immense patronage bestowed upon Professor Heller
il sufficient evidence that he has achieved brilliant i
umph, which il without parallel in this country. Even
ing performances to commence at O'Clock, and on Sa
urday afternoon at g. Admission SO cents children half
price, Day Ticket Office at Joes Music Store, No. 900
Broadway
Wednesday evening" March 2, Benefit Of the New York
Volunteers.
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