New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
NJ u Ii f Ms
NEFIT
NCERT ADJ B U.
MOST POSITIVELY HIS LAST APPEARANCE
IN AMERICA.

MOST POSITIVELY HIS LAST APPEARANCE
IN AMERICA.
ON MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE &c,
His with whole Of his Orchestra being irevocaby
fixed for "wednesday June the only Concerts he can give in
America remainder of the week udiag on
MONDAY NIGHT next with his Benefit
In making this NJ Julien has much pleasure In
President and Directors of the Crystal Palace
for having 40 placed the evening his disposal for Bene
this being the first and only Benefit be has had IN
proceeds of the previous occasions on which ms name
being taken by tho parties oy "ho
. engaged rnsicAl Country Therefore, M
respectfully inv all those who have so Literally and kindly
rstronied One Hdked and Five Concerts given by him
in Crystal Palace Monday evening next when
he bopes TO present them with Programme for his
FAREWELL CONCERT,
that will for the they bestow
Among the great included in the will be
THE WAR MARCHES, QUICK STEPS,
SONGS and HYMNS,
of present begent nations of Europe with the french
Imperial Air
PARTANT POUR LA sYRIE
THE MARsELLAIsE.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN and RULE BRIrrANIA.
THE CELEBRATED MUsCOvITE HYMN
THE NATIONAL RUSSIAN MARCH
PETER THE GREAT;
tNow the f,vorite piece in the Russian Camps)
THE COSSACK SONG
THE TURKISH WAR MARCH.
For this OCCASION be repeated the pieces which achieved
tie greatest success Musical Congress jane Is with
"''us'' HALLELUJAH CHORUS.
(Sung by Five Hundred Voces)
THE OVERTURE TO WILLIAM TELL.
TIE PRAYER FROM NOSE IN EGITO
THE FIREMAN'S oUADRILLE,
Al,otbe AMERICAN OUADRILLE.
pe,fom,d for the only with such powerful
NJ. JULLIENs FULL CONCERT ORCHESTRA,
THE ORCHESTRA OF THE GERMANIA SOCIETY,
DODwORTH'S FULL BAND, &c, &c.
AND,
FOR THE FIRST TINE IN AMERICA
THE ANDANTE FROM N. JULLiEN'S
GRAND SYMPHONY,
ENTITLED
THE LAST JUDGMENT,
which Seven M Pm; T be mr. 6sA ss sI.
Holt NJ L.crox and Mr. Asche.
This produced in London during Lent 1916 and ua
ed crowded audiences o forty successive nights
Musical Attractions presented the
mice, Of admission to the Palace will remain unsl'ered'R;
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
RrsERvEp SEATS SEvENTy-rrvE CENTS EXTRA;
10 be secured HALL SONS No ~ broaa"aS oorne' u
place and at the Crystal Palace
CRYSTAL PALACE TICKETS CHEAP.-Ihe
sgssS ISk 1er Df sns
ri 1y WI, S =. has
he Palace on the A''0 also on the RULIaAS
NJIBLO's GARDEN.-Doors open at Z, to com
IN O'Clock Tickets TO all parts OF the house. " eu
Orchestra Seat Private Boxes 70
THE WONDERFUL RAVELs
1AMApE snr ssis. and Ti ioTA DaSRiSoNAsE
'''' SsSU nb sS' TVESISS EXECUTIONS the
Grand advertisement, t Of SEVEN NATIONAL DANCES
and the Comic r'n0m GREEN Fl Sn' MONSTER
DROADWAY THEATER.-Doors open at j; CON-
~ 'ss sas b SsSEiSf Vi"
sbandy Mcguire. Williams Many Kelly Mas J.
- g. ", o,o.v,nor CAROLYN. Morton. Mrs B. Williams.
,,. NJ Norop / Emma Ruiand a Gou,enheim
Pben,rr Oponohue b. Whliams Lyddy Jnso Mrs D ".
nOVFRY THEATER.-Boxes % cents mt l23c.
II c',nuo,rees at n o'olock-THlS EIENlNo'
- WILLIAM TELL a.. ,,.,,
xx,s.,o TIL - Mr. EDDY Emma Ms s W ooawa Ia
TIGHT ROPE PE RFORMANCE; Mad MAhUAAhAiA oh'N'
"a To conclude with NAIAD QUEEN.
nURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Admisson.
Is cents Private Boxes IS: Balcony sohss 90 ~ bs ~,
A., - o'i0eA-'A UNCLE TOMS CABIN -. nil,
"s Tb EYiNo pERFoRMANCE VIII commence with
-. A. ! p,,ar III, Weird Woman. Mrs Prior
e eenpe,h' Win ~ NICK or THE WOODS.
Rolsnd Porester Mr. J. b. Howe Mrs Bruce. BIZ %
MIR. j. G. HANLEY, the young American lrage-
Avl this city from ~
mens Will appear EVERY EVENING next week al ~ mn
National Theater.
ssVANKEE LOCKE is COM1NG."-This popular
Couedn will arrive In town 'omorrow nS eI1pf ysS Va,
appear EVERY EVENING NExg WEEK 81 rui'Di VA
9IoN5L TEEATER