The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09

/. CADEMY OF MUsfc-TaE ST. GEORGES SOCIETY
4 GRAND FEsrIvAi--luesiay mornng and evening,
he sale Of seats and tickets this morning at the
Academy OF Music at O. Breusing 70l broadway and 81
much pleasure in informing the patrons Of TIE society and the
sent such an array attraction raeI offered
On tuesday jan l' GRAND SaS n"f FESTIVAL ssSsSS
IL ''' u ''' The ST GEORGES SOCIETY.
Opera Matinee at l-Concert and Overture at r NJ
A AsmsSn {; 70 SSth a RsEasF%slSes q
Admitting to the parquet parquet circle and balcony.
FAMILY circle. eens
BY general request reserved for the evening
who have tickets from the
Committee and are DESTROYS o. having seats reserved an %
Genus A'''''A"' Mile PIcCoLoMINr,
il S MADAME ssrs /. n SGpS; and 1 me torssor
roRrssss asE d hs1sS9 9ahAno SsS qFEssaisa
addition 70 NJ g@ans artists the following eminent ia
lent have Miss B ssa Mss
Maa, Msss as ~ H vAk,5o%Isos,
together with the full chorus ana Orchestra of the Academy of
SEETAN o a,EoER NsEAsyr soG1G Gsy
The Matinee VIII T SSps'f ES n OPERAS.
New York Of the entire operasf
B kHaTaA hER aTAl' HStvurcH &c.
LA SERvA PADRONA
ir which Mile Pircocin will sing lae rst time In New
YORK. her famous role e.T E, uo,,.mo,d,
During the comic Pastiocio OF LIN Padrona will be
A"'''''D TEE ouARRFL1NG DUET,
from Aubers comic opera of Ihe Mason and Locksmith
ana at the end q fH IL fi95oloMIs1 WALTZ.
expressly composed for her by sis nor Muzio.
Admission TO the Matinee ONLY 81 No reserved seats.
Tickets for the Matinee be had at the usual places
including all the PRIVATE BOXES any OF which be ocau
No RESERVED SEATS
In any part Oh '1 Tw 9pusg TICKET OFFICES
have been established at the following places where tickets
be advance and thus rush the opening of
Hcsds@y oi Music, iiih street, SHELLS 20 Wal street.
ST. Nicholas Hotel, Metropolitan HOTEL
Astor House.
C. Breuur 7o Broadway s'' ' Hail Son 2se Broadway
scSsrts,sssrsS Lais' 10. 100 FIth Pond
Christern, Is, Broadway
ENTKANCE D0Oa OF THE ACADEMY.
10 FOUR ADDITIONAL TICKET osFIoEs
The doors will will be opened u, the Matinee will
ss om the country S may y be D q the
railroads and , s'ss% &TsSrse PERFORMANCES
GRAND CONCERT,
PICCoLoMINI
Mas HAYWOOD Woo INT M nee GTRAvERJoHSSoN,
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
TIE concert will conclude with
COB SAVE rms QUEEN
by PICCOLOMTNI ard FORMEs.
THE LIrDERKRANz SOCIETY.
" TiiE 0sAToRIo OF THE CREATION
which owing length of the performance, will be
denscd parts The following artists viii appear the
Mile. PIoCoLoMINr, ,,on
GARi. FosMEs, E. PERsING.
The choruses will be sung BY 49,, ,,,,,,
who baven the handsomes manner volunteered their valuable
Madame Iaborde will sing with verture Glad"
Mile. ponso will sing "Oh Mighty Pens"
Nile Piccclonini Will sing the entire part of Eve
fo''n'S VIII sing LIST sTt OF aaS MITE
Of whom tickets may now be obtained -
r. NJ. Archibald, Ii. b. NJ Consul, 10 broadway.
Eff. Ward No South William street.
Z Ed R WSiAs e. W \. F .rss, street
ii. L. fellew 5s Wall street.
WP Talboys, q merchants Exchange.
r. Waller, l9l Fulton street.
G. b altman 2l7 Pear, street.
G.s RaInstord 80 William street.,
A. Kendall No 8 south William street
{; H Webb. 80 kxchsuge place.
Thomas Dixon g. Beaver street.
h.. +. Sanderson, 10 CliG street
Cuuard ~. Bowling Green.
Eyre. - Broad street.
Jose Oh Fowler. Sc Wall street
William Young l6 heekmsn street
Jbonass Bartlett NJ u.
y. NJ Newbould
Philip rIi'chard 40 Beaver street.
Sirenvile O. Mathew. Il Broadway.
George NJ. kneviu, Go Wall street..
v. NJ Ne,i, la0 Pearl street
Thomas D. Midaleion, 40 Exchange place.
John Moulson - CHn street
Tickets may ikewise be optsincd the usual Offices
anu ~ me uooi,