The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

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NEW YEAR CALLS.
WIN NC" Ap Doors opsn a Sx to commence n7x
Tickets % cents, Children under ten years ID cents
MRS; FRANCES ANNE KExBLEs READINGS FRoy
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Side splitting jokes Pleasing Novelties
MRS, EMILY IEsDERsIER WILL GIVE THREE READ.
NI ngs from the American and English poets at the Cooper
SECOND READING. -. FRIDAY EVENING, jan a.
POE BYRON gRowNNa
Tickets for the course
They may Be procured at reu: store BrosSSaz
and at the door on the evening.
TnE STAR SISTERS ys1n Rs At TIE sowERy THEATRE
Impromptu on hearing Miss Lucille In her song of Beaus
Should tell of the glo'es that beam from afar.
The star Of the twilight-the beautiful star
With the orb of whose lustre thou sweetly hast sang
wSere our Daud Esvs rans
May the stars or the armament light thee TO fame.
RTHUR NAPOLEON
New hs CONCERT IL q New Sas York x
previous to bis departure for the South,
On f1 Hf xf hxISIsq s4 11s n 1882
appsan6ss New York Of The distinguished young
Miss ANNA VAIL. Soprano.
who was 20 popular South and West on concert tour with
New York of the
6EcIlIA FLORES, Nero Soprano,
pupil of Madame Persiani
Mr.. MIRANDA Tenor,
fro" the EfEs RsHaE s sos G1SSn
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entire change Of prceamme Doors open at O'Clock NJ
Tickets parts of the hall few family tickets
admitting three to Concert and Matinee $50 Can
Noice-Icaes Of former concerts will be admitted
NATIONAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE, CLINTON HALL
IN Eighth sree.Al the members Of the late ACADEMY
Singing School, reorganized under the above
NAME requested rehearsal Friday Jan a.
Ladies at O'Clock p NJ General rehearsal ats's
NB-Persons wishing TO become members can do SO by
applying at the ball to Mr.. Sullivan day viz Ladies'
atlhP.M gentlemen at r
Mr.. AND MRS. Q. vANDENHoFF,s
vi SCENES FROM SHAKSPERE
And SKETCHES FROM DICKENS
At HOPE CHAPEL, THURSDAY and SATURDAY evenings.
TONIGHT HOPE CHAPEL
L NJ. and hrs @. vAEDENHoFFs
MACBETH Second evening
And from NICHOLAS NICKELBY
M. CRUMsLFs DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tickets 50 cents. s O'Clock.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Prof o. NJ Mitchell VIII deliver the third lecture of
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. q,
SuhectThe motions, orbits and phy steal
cents: single 50 For book stores and
box eilce. To commence at ~ o'clock
w Panvards great Mechanical Picture the DEsTRUC-
Broadway Also the Panorama Of the HOLY LAND. Open
every evening O'Clock and every Wednesday and Sa
urday at O'Clock. Abundance Is cents children
Is cents.