The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

ALL That GIlTIEhc II NOI GOlD
Toby" Mr.. Dayidge Martha. hme. Ponisi
AGNES De WERE.
Doeos.. Mr.. Davidge Agnes Nine Ponisi
NIBI0s GARDEN.-MADAME H. soNTAG's SECOND
On Wednesday, January %. viii be performed
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
The Sergeant Sic B,dai Tonic Mad 81; p p sonshs
Secured Seats 81 and 81 to be had the Garden at
No i5 Wall street at the Stationery Store OF Mesrs Van
On Tuesday win be sold the 81 seats only on wedees
day the 81 and remaining 81 seats
In announcing the Second Series of the Opera III is
deemed necessary to offer remarks to which tho at
teniion OF the public is respectfully called
The management alrde with some feeling OF pr delO
the success that has attended the first SERIES and to the
satisfaction the general and Oh the
body can only be fully appreciated by those who are
awsrc OF the difficulty attending operate management
The public however may rest assured that pains viii
be spared to deserve continuance OF the patronage thus
far extended well in the completeness of the east the
variety Of the repertoire, the perfection ofthe misc
scene, careful rehcarsas and an unremittng attention
TO all those minor deails-insigri6can in themselvss
but without which no justice be done to important
When Madame sontag announced her first series OF
Operas nearly all the former patrons OF the Opera wished
to csarc their seats for all the nights This was respect
fully decned the past having abundapty shown that the
subscription system Is of injustice to the Subscribers
themselves, and to the public To the subscribers
compe them to attend all operas however often they
might be given during the same season. without pduc-
ton in the subscription price customary In Europe.
precluded from getting seat according to his choice
During the last fortni however the management has
ed numerous letters from business alasgto
the mpossbility OF waiting two hours until The
crowd which usually thronss the Office the opening di
minshes from ladies' who, unable to attend daily 81
early hour have to intrus their servants with the choice
Of their seats These remonstances have been PRESS
ing, that the management DESTROYS OF aeconmo-
dating the public, deemed II its duty to pay immediate
attention 10 them and still fully adhering 10 ali the
rules laid down during the first SERIES proposes the TO-
loving modification, which, it trusts, WIN meet with
general anpr0yal ~
The diagram Of Niblo's Garden expressly made for
Madame sontag's Opera nights contains 700 secured
soats (besides sufficient standing for 600 persons
divided into sixteen sectons-eight larger and eight
smaller In not than four of these sections
located in different and equally distributed parts OF the
house seats may be secured In advance for six nights
thus giving to the public at the regular sale the day
seats in the proportion of four to one that, or in
sance out of eighty front seats sixty will be open
the public the day OF the sale and twenty may be
cured for the series.
Parties, therefore, DESTROYS of taking seats for series
viii apply to the respective ticket Offices at the Garden
ana No. As Wall street. and select their seats from that
portion of the diagram which will DO marked for that pur
pose
In conclusion he management respectfully aolcits the
cooperation of the public in putting down the traffic in
tickets in front Of the Offices, Many impositons
are thus pracsod on strangers by palmne of them
s.audee tickets with oil checks for secured seats, and
there many instances of inferior seats having
been bought at prices averaging from % to S. by
ties who were under the impression (emanatng from
specuators) that all seats were sold during the day
The management has done everything to check this
tnat mas Oh inc
last two years. Two ticket Offices have been established
for this and 10 prevent all seats being bought up
in few hours the sale takes place two different days.
But the law is necessarily without power in this mat
ter the remedy lies only with the public Who by refus
ing to buy tickets except at the two authorised ticket
offices, will at destroy the imposition As general
rule number of seats will future be expressly kept
for sale on the evening of the performance
VXTAIIACKS THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME
w street.-Doors open at 61s; to commence ut T.
Wednesday evening, January 90, will be performed
TIE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle Mr. Blake Lady Teaze Miss Keeno
Charles Surface Mr. Lester Lady Sneerwel Mrs. Walcot
Backbte. Mr.. Mason Maria Mrs. Hale
The Orchestra will perform variety Of popular airs
THE HAPpY MAN. -
"' N.Y. Chppendac Ko Ket Miss F. cramer
Run Plaster. Mr.. Vincent Singh Small Miss Ayleure
VHYooD's MINsYREIs, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE HOW
w ard strcct-open every evening.--H. Wood Ma
mayer and Proprietor The entertainments offered by
this celebrated company Of musicians and Ethiopian dali
ted States Sec programme. Doors open at az concert
commences at ~ O'Clock Admission Is cents. The pub
Lie respectfully informed that the afternoon concerts
are discontinued. ttf
ia TILE DU REGfiiENT.-sI,iE SONTAG AS
dresscircel may be had at GlMBaEDES 6SS broadway,
Metropolitan Hotel. r ssl j 3al.o u Bill $50
GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE, So BOwERY.-E
" Peyel, Drector.-This evening wednesday, jan.
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