The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01

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Elrck...... Mr. Johnston auistte Mrs. Yoemsns
Mr. s,ssa n Mr. Moore
aiss @ Dawes, Mr. Fletcher and ballet corps.
THE WRITING on THE WALL
Sir Philip. MIR Hamilton LADY Elton :. Mrs. Gratan
H.rowe. Mr. Dunn Margaret =. Mrs. Yoemans
Bob smithers. Mr. stevens Cardiff. Miss Dawes
DURT"N's THEATRE, CHANGERS srREEr-DooRs
ID reen at 0 ~; TO commence at O'Clock.
Tuesday evening" TE Es so F T T. performed
Aminadab Sleek Mr. Burton Lady Creamy. Mrs Hughes
Popular Ballad. .......".........;:.. Mrs Holman
fas N,rfoI as ViCxIEsY ''i'f 'ui'' 'aiee
Ralph Nickleby Mr. Russell Mrs. Nickleby Mrs. Jansen
NewmanSoggs. MrJohnston Nine asntalini. Mrs Dyott
squeers. Burton Miss Squeers. Mrs. Bernard
Browde... Mr. Thompson Mrs. So eers.. Mrs Hughes
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STRKET.-DooRS
~ open at ga; curtain rises at O'Clock.
Tuesday evening, February !, win be performed
HI Lane. Mr. Jones Harry Burnham. Mr.. Cooke
After which Herr Cline win appear on the Tight Rope
PILGRIM OF LOVE
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIES, II AND 10
Nv h Bowsry nea, Chatham squarec White Proprs'
Tuesday evening, February !, viii be Performed
FREDERICK THE GREAT
Negro Comealities. C. White and Dan Einmit
After which Herr Kis and his talented Son will appear
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
DARNUMs MUsEUM-TUEspAY EVENING AT !, THE
ID comic moral drama. written expressly for the
ternoon, at 3, MARRIED AND SETTLED and also WANT
Ed, 1000 YOUNG MIIIINERs The Horse and Rider
turned to stone and all the other curoses, to be
usual Admission the whole Museum &C., rs sents
Parquet and First Balcony, 121s cents extra
(tIIRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE, NO Az BRO ADwAY
~ above Grand street-Open every night during tn
week under the sole direction and personal supervision
Of EP Christy whose concerts in this city for the past
six years have been received with favor BY highly
spectacle and fashionable audiences Tickets Is cents
Doors open at o. to commence at Ia O'Clock.
CANF0RDs NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE, COM
- prispg double the number of atstes of any other
Opera Entertainments. The troupe route to
this city, stopping at Rochester, Utica Schenectady
Troy, and Albany. SAMUEL $. SANFORD Manager.
CtALooN OF woNpERs--NEw sERIHs-GLoRIoUs
Yard of Wizards and the great original Professor Of Ne
WONDERS AND MIRACLES,
at his splendid saloon No $50 Broadway Chinese Bald
ings, and viii continue them until furtGer notice.
Among other magnificent feats will be produced one
O very startling and nst onishing nature, called the
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGSi
which combined with the extensive variety of scientific
and necromantc experiments and the great feature of
SECOND SIGHT,
presents attraction never before given to the Amei
public.
Performances to commence at tx O'Clock p M and on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock Admission, 80 cents;
children half price, For full particulars programme
DANORAMA-THE MAMMOTH GEOGRAPHICAL PAN
J. Drama of the Mississippi, from its mouth to the
grand and beautiful Fails Of st. Anthony with all the
OF this mighty river for Chan three thousand miles,
will open for exhibition the FIRST OF February, at the
DHIEy's THAMES, 4os BRoADwAY--PAINTED ON
II fifty thousand feet of canvass, by the first scenic
artists In the world. grand moving pictorial lustra-
ton the Thames showing all the points of interest upon
don. Painted from original sketches by Messrs p Phil
lips, Haghe Knel nc. Descriptions by j. H. Hammers
nrs arranged BY . H. 1ay Esq Pianist
Saturday, at Up. NJ Admission reduced to Is conts.
y between Houston and Blocker strects.--Admission
25 cents. Season tickets for families, S.. Open from
9s A. NJ: till 10 p H. Those who have taste for the
curious beautiful and intellectual will be amply reward
ell by visiting this Studio They viii in this unequal
led collection specimens of art and curosties of great
antiquity, from nearly all parts of the world
MOODS MNsrREIs, 444 BRoADwAY-FRANK
w Brewer, the wonderful negro dancer; E Horn, the
eccentric drolerist; w. w. Newcomb the accomplished
burlesque lecturer and f. Briggs the wonderful banjo
player
TTNO THEAFluCAIs--w. R. FISH, TROM LONDON,)
theatrical and characteristic wig maker, $50 Pearl
attended. Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress balls. N. BAny style Of theatrical wig made on
! four hours notice.
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AsTROIOGY.
| TWRTTNE TFJLING.-MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
4 Europe for her skill in fOreteng the future win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life to al
who may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English,
French and German languages-311 Broome street.
Cnryste street. up stairs Oace hours from 10 A. H. 70
IN
DRY GOODS.
CHKS, C1OAKS, AND SHAWIS.-JUST RECEIVED
- full assortment Of plain poutt de soe Marie Louis
blue chocolate brown ashes Of roses, and all other de-
sirabe shades also, rich brocade, plaid and
gace silks cloaks and mantas at reduced prices
ton Grape and other shawls ces and embr0deres For
sale by TIFFANY h CUTTING, S21 Broadway.
! CREAT BARGAGNS.-LACES, ENBR0IDERIlS AND
/ NJ ladies' dress caps, at WARMERS 405 Broadway.
The above win be sold at great reduction Lace pointed
collars and sleeves Honaton collars chemisetes sleeves,
and handkerchief borders embroidered muslin collars,
pointed with chemisettes and sleeves TO match Ladies'
dress caps, superb styles, entirely
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