The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-09

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Bov.IY e.. nI4Ts Re-. OPEN At * CUR.
Wednesday evening" st EE;SE caS IN be performed
Antony. Mr.. WIN. Hs%DlIn octavius - Mr.. Moore
julius Cesar, Mr. Hamilton caiphurnia Mrs Yeoman.
During the drama, Grand Swiss advertisement, by
Miss G. Dawes KIT f cassoS and ballet corps.
Kit Carson n Mr. Derr ,rmp... Mr.. Graths
puaSns Mr. Glenn Agnes Miss q ieG pane
DURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr.-DooRs
ID open at 81; to commence at o clock.
Wednesday evening Ph F Ssp Fos s be performed
XSs III. pS Dys Ss vo. S wsSS
Thomas Trot.. Mr.: Burton Annette. Miss Fisher
Mr. Hasi' MI Sis Shos,ss s ssE Mrs Hughes
Ralph Nickleby Mr. Russell Mrs NicAleby. Mrs. Jansen
Nicholas Holman Kate nrn st
squeers Mr.. Burton Miss Squeers. Mrs. Bernard
Browde.. Mr. Thompson Mrs. So Mrs Hughes
NJATIoNAI. THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-D00Rs
~ open az va curtain rises at o'clock.
''e oSEA fO1 THE GREAT Il ElT De performed
0Bren.s Mr.. W: G: Jones Elnor $50. Mrs. Nichols
THE You've SCAMP
Beauyais ......Mr Taylor Joseph Miss NJ. Mitchell
pARNUM's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENING, ATTY
HOME. In the afternoon at g. THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
repeated The Infant Leopard Tanner performs with tho
Leopard Armenia today The Horse and Rider turned
TO stone and al the other curostes to be usual
Admission to the whole Museum &C., Is cents; Psrquet
and First Balcony, l21a cents extra
|,HRISrY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY,
~, above Grand street-open every sight during the
week under the sole direction and personal supervision
OF E. T. Chrsty whose concerts In this city, for the past
six years, have been received with favor by highly
spectacle and fashionable audiences Tickets rs cents
commence
VETIIL SHORTLY OPEN OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment, and ascent Of Mont Blanc, Illus
traed with series Of magnificent and gigantic paintings
% aig az an n
description Of men and manners the continent and In
the Alpine regions, by John T. Owens, Esq, the well
known and popular comedian. tFun particulars will
shortly be announced.
CIGNA. ELIZA VALENTINE, PRIMA DONNA, HAS
- the honor to inform the public that she has hired
the Lecture Room of Hope Chapel 7ls Broadway for
night duns the Ticket eent Aons
the vocalsts and instrumentasts composing her Com
Iany, she has Aged twelve accomplished young ladies'
solo singers, Of remarkable voice and talent and who
she will have the pleasure OF introducing to the public
for their inst lhe ae C oeg
Duos, Trios and Chorses, from the most celebrated
Operas Pieces will be sung in full costume. The first
Concert will take place on Monday, February ~.
NIBLOS sAIOoN.-L N. GoTTSCHAIK RESPECT
IN fully announces to the musical public Of New York
February II. at Niblo's Saloon on which occasion
NINE ROSE DE vRIES
MIR. HOFFMAN,
MR. KYLE, and
AIR. FRAZER.
PROGRAMME.
PART
/. Duet-Gand Conccrtante for Flute and Pianoforte.
Messrs. J. A. Kyle and G. +. Bristow.
2. "The Chase of Young Henry . Fantasia, exc
fa IL Love e Thee to the Last
4 Fantasia-aJerusaicm, Grand Triumpha
Fantasia, Qor tive Pianos,) by Mr..
Richard Holman and the Author. :. :. Gottschalk
g. Grand Ara-'I due Foscari," sung by Mime.
c. septour, from " Lucia iii IAmme,moor,"
Gottschak ........................ .Iiszt
l. Descriptive ballad" The Young Soldier"
by Mr.. Frazer, composed expressly for
o Poetic Capriccs The Moissoneuse. Manur
ka, '1hc Ossanic Dance, y s'Bananer,"
Negro Dance, by the Author. -. :. :. :. Gottschak
0. Aria-"Ah, mon Gls,n "Prophet," by Nine.
watz ROSE Be- Ra vres or two anc MsyssSssF
8. Rondo-.I lombard,
.. Carnival of Venice, composed and execu-
Tickets One and Two Dollars to Far
sale at al the music Seats at VIM.
Hall Sons where a diagram can be Ushers will
be in attendance to facilitate the audience Doors open
at6t4 O'Clock; Concert to commence at ~.
GRAND FAREWELL. CONCERT-PAUL JULIEN, VIC.
VI linst, respectfully announces that he will give a
Grand Farewell Concert Tuesday evening" February To-
MADAME HENRIETTE sONTAG,
SIG. G. BADIAII
sIGNoR PozzOLINI
SIG. ROCCO,
Who have in the kndest volunteered their yalu-
able services.