The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

ITO MADAME ANNA rHiILON -MADAME--ON TFIp
,!.,,. w., H. s,sgn ~ ana Of {oar naal
eDt, se ssnnot suIer You To depart from us
without IN some peoic manner tesying admirs,on
Of 10 erts and fhe esteem that entertain for
the many amiabls quantities that distinguish your cha
racter
o you, ON quitting country In which some Of your
substapral iheatrca have achieved
such trioots upon our part cspDot fail 10 prve
Of future pride and Qualification; and tot
amongst favoYite will BIZ g. atcation to reflect
that have not permitted such opportunity TO 60
car Of panifes'irg our sense Of your merits.
After considering he various suggestions offered to
the hest Of carrying out bjsct, hs
min ousy concluded thai the honorable and CRATE
u tribute that he offered artistic IL pub
lie Do u hich al her admirers join. We
therefore beg most respectfully to tender you ecmph
msntary bsr.ft, 10 take pace 1t as early period
will ruit your convenience.
Joseph Uecep, A. Hecht,
leOnsro BENJAMIN, Charles Morgan,
neadw.l, Ack+r Co.. O Garrison,
VIM Bah 4 scn, Wells, Fargo Co.,
Coleman Stetson, John Als,yps
r lorsb Co, Tiffany go,
n. H Ie Young, Waiver Bunsher,
Horace A. Shaw, b. Wallace Frost,
George r. Davidson, A. ". Weeks,
J. LsGswifx. Eaton h Co.,
Jc,sl Eraniisy, Henry D. Howard,
Naurke ore, f Cooper, Co.
John coien, Edward watson
b. hscht, John 4toudenmap ia
ST NcsorAs HorEl, Friday Aug 4, 1854.
GEuIFNM-I beg 70 Acknowledge the receipt Of the
letter you have don the honor TO addrsss And
In whch you kindly tender the compliment Of .
bensst grsv,ous to my retirement from the stage
tuds for this undeseved mark Of your appreciation that
!sccsp.. your offer, and name Tuesday August g. my
| bss TO remain, your very obliged and obeden. ser.
To Messrs. Charles Morgan, Wells, Fargo Co, rf
fanny, J. Als,yre, Wm Hall, &C., &c.
NIBIOB GARDES-Tussday evening, August s,
FAREWELL TIE TN ONIAL TO NINE ANNA THlLION
an a Yau n nj
To commence with he 6rst and second acts OF the
opsn"f FRA DIAyoL0
IeTnra.... Nine Anna Thtiion
Followed by the second act Of the
DAUGHTER or TIE REGIMENT.
To conclude with the Scene and Chorus from the
Tic, eta SO cents Private Boxes ST. Orchestra sea.s
81 Box efi Sc open 90 Monday and Tuesday, for the
sale Of itch cts and securing Reserved Seats from
tins NJ.
ITALIAN OPERA, CASTLE GARDEN.-LAsr WEEK
but one of he teason.
Last night this Of Auhers grand ballet opera Of
MASSANIElLO
On Monday evening" AZ S Il vi, b represented
Xasranieno. Sig Beraidi
Evrs Madame Bsrtueca Msretasa
In act fir:t, Fl Bciero, By M;le iavene - 1890
In act second. In Tarantela," BY MILES Lesder, La
doors open at eh o'clock performances commence ..
SPIN.
Admission dollar to all parts Of the house. Nc
extra charge for secnripa seats in advance.
An Office win be opened from, A. N. TO p N. every
day at Han Sous music store, and at Van Norden
Kings 46 Wall street, where seats may be scared in
advance.
Carriages can drive to the covered entrance to the
GaiGen.
No secured seats sold at the door.
~ 60. CHRrsrY AND WOODS MNEREs, NO A4a
" broadway, between Howard and Grand streets
II. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CHRlSTY, Stage Manager.
Monday night and every evening during the week. Eti
opsn Mdnsrelsy, Fancy and Conio Dances, Bu19eHqus
Opera, no., 30.
Doors open At =; to commence at O'Clock.
Tickets, Is cents; children IAN cents.
VIZ HTTES NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE NO. 40
w Bowery-The most magnificent place Of amuse.
ment In the world Proprietor and manager, G. White
Best inflicted house the city This aud splead
establishment will open for the Monday
ing, August 4 1854 Doors open At performance II
commence At O'Clock. Reserved Sests Is cents, Par
quote IAN cents, Boxes 81 cents.