The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

CADEMy OF MUsrC.-THE ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.
he sale Of sas and se sh %srsns
ASsae% % g Nue. at brsusnss 7ol broadway and 81
The Execave Committee Of the ST. GEORGES Society .aks
public general through the valuable they
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On i.s'a.' Jan g GRAND lax 81 ss sssa'Ti
ops. Matinee Il .sd ossrsare .spM
Admission 20 Doh performances
Ad%issioa 70 the coacsrs and oraioo %
Admitting 70 the parqre parques circle and balcony
Family circle 80 cents
By request seats be reserved for tho evening
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oSss, io oS are 81 r.
WIG thIs ooc.aea VIII make her only appearance
New y0rs !. h GGpSsEs and 9 s,s t,,sor
a. Z WREN AZ I5ss as5
In addition to Mr. Umans artists following eminent ta
lent have Mas ssss sss ss
Mada Masa oRS NAHARSfs
together with the fun Chorus and Orchestra Of TIE Academy Of
SEeEAN LIE IIEDEsKsASz socrEEy.
The Matinee win 4 ssPsi ES # OPERAS.
The LA sssyA p8p%eSx with f's' opera Of
In which Mile viii sing or he @ ss New
YORK. her famous Yois sT e uor,.m.,s,
During the comic Psslcco Of "Ia serva radrona viii be
THE QUARRELING DUET.
from Auber's comic opera Of The Mason and Locksnah
ana At 'a' e'D THE IL PiccoLoMrSr Waltz.
expressly composed for her by 3ianor Muzio.
After which, for the first time in New York. the entire opera
syLABonpE pRisS aA tEskE e. wsislIcn. DC
Tickets for the Matinee may be had al the usual places
On this occasion the entire Academy vii be aso|a open
pied by those who S SS s Isl SEATS
IN any p''' 'i = Tw VENT TICKET OFFICES
and thus rush at the opening Of
academy Of Music iith street. SHELLS 20 wall street.
S gn Ss ssss H HSts MessSo ssn sce
Astor use.
n,sssa ~ @ Va s R; s.s $50 Broadway
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Roses l42 Atlantic street PrcE's. 2is Fulton street
s1 ~ Thh
~ "'''' FOUR ADDiTIoNAL TICKET OFFICES
Will be opened
mence pTscisss Entire viii be Of abort d
ration that visitors from the country be In time the
'N. 'N'' -" THE EVENING PERFORMANCE
WIZ commence az I G is9aS "" CoScERr,
In which will appear ,,or o,,,,,,
Miss BE Ms SSSSp Sa sRaoS JOHNSON
THE GRAND oRcHEsTRA.
Programme of the Concert:
overure-semiramis The Orchestra
Ra,hesn Mavourneen. Miss s. Hsywood
There Pan BY the River. Miss Bainerd
breaneG bseed in Marble Halls Mile P!aoos%in
Grsce-kobertl 10 Dabie. Mile Ghion
~'~~a. .'. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,
iiooo' The II IfkDERKRANz SOCIETY
,.s TnE Or ToRIo OF THE CREATION,
parts s"S oowns @ r.
Mile. PIoooLoM1N1.
d dAsG FSsMEs, EEorfEEfsGRui,s
rne oh0rd' TME E h1 n sRHS SOCIETY
who the handsomest volunteered their valu
PROGRAMME o. THE ORAroRro-First SELECTION.
W. H VsTarc are faa sSors
Rolling and Foaming. Carl Formes
3cheSsd he Glorious Work iisdsrsrans
The whole ., ra Is IN 4 n
The sale Of seats ans Snss this morning.
Bs ss;i Prssdsns s. Ess, Fourteenth street.
xsr s'D No SOUTH w 4SSss street y s.''A"
4. Z saf gsli e ~ s. w s'.se stree.
W.P Talboys, "a Merchants Exchange.
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j. T. Walker, 81 Broad street
G. B. kllIman, 2l7 Pearl street.
q. s Ransford, 80 William street
A. Kendall No. South William street.
G. II Webb, 20 Exchspge place.
Thomas Dixon, 6s Beaver street.
Il. +. SandefsOn, 16 Cliff street
X. C,pard No. Bowling Green.
II Eyre. "A Broad street
Joseph Fowler, sc Wall street.
W. d. Cuhberion, 90 Wall street
William Young is Beekman street
Thomas :. Bartlett NJ ID.
John y. Force
T.. NJ. Newbould.
Philip Prlichard 40 Beaver street.
s eGsn ii pa g. Mathew, II Broadway
George NJ. Knevitt IS Wall street.
w. NJ Nell, 100 Pearl street.
Thomas H. Middleton. 40 Exchange place.
James Napier, II Broad street.
John Mouison, u Gilt street
Tickets may likewise be obtained usual ticket offices
and at The door
MILE. SAUvAGEOT WILL DELIVER A DISCOURSE
wi vocal music Tuesday, January H. at room Fl
Cooper Institute at ~ NJ Admission free. See advertise
ments.
rNHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRONSON COL
i BURN, NASH and CURTIS will give Concerts of Ora.
tory and Music Wednesday evening Cooper Ins
te commencing Jan H. at7s O'Clock in the Atheneum
brooklyn, every Friday evening beginning Jan H. at IL
lions of those arts and sciences of intellectual
MISUNDERSTANDING sentimental fotc tragicai and CO.
nica Single admission, rs cents; ladies'
90 cents 10 for family of members of
schools or six of their teachers See programme.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
U,rR sAIE-THE TROTTING HORSE SENATOR, ALSO
light road Portland sleigh, robes, bells and har
ness. s1t together separate Also good family horse
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