New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

WINTER GARDEN.
w LUCILLE WESTERN
WI commencean engagement ON
Mos "a f,' %&ik c %.
LADY ISABEL. Tns E Ea,tiS'' W s%Ss'''
MADAME VINE TAG Hsanr BKox.s Govssurss.
In the sreas moral play entitled VA
EAST LYNNE,
drsma'hed from Mrs. Henry Woods highly popular and
universally real novel Of that name
By.CLlvros W. f.rLEUn, Esq.o Baltimore.
REMoaSE FOR SIN.
Of pentence Of intense sty and moved by the Deep
''''i'''' 'n'''''s'''A''' ' %lFErf e
MATERNAL LOVE-
CRUSHED IN HEART, uovey -, sn,,
still there resentment against her betsyes She mestis
vndca.es her own rights asa -
FALLEN WohAN
'''' "'' an EARLs DAUGHTER.
The sympathy which the Lady Isabel Of Lucille ws~>m
ALMOST A Wall Of TENDERNESS
WHO SIT ENTHRALLED
by her genius and P9yer Ike ,sios, e91.isn wn''s
The Lesson tebe but humanity comniserase' tho NC
MORAL EFFECT IS FAULTLEss.
The two striking contrast scene. n which TIE
TOUCHING DOMESTIC HYMN
of conjug4. love is sung under such different aaspo0
''"'''''' DRAMATIC SITUATIONS
'''N ToUCHH0 PATHoS
o. tue ''''i sEpsiDE s't of HEX DYING CHILD.
wrngs from evey heart tho deepst sympathy. which On
'"' ''O RELIEF IN TEARS
This ''faI.i PSF @ Mss q ft os f 'a STAGE
10 mend .ao heart by euuoSing virtue and exhibiting IN
truthful colo" and y T.N BITTER END
to which even the mos; s al II aS,v s,u
HEADS OF FAMILIES.
PARENTS AND S eTAnD Jan ;vD u,v,.
! '''' " = rR r G3jGi CES BY THEpREss.
WHOSE HEAEfs HAVE BEN sOFTENED
seneath T.. g.hsss iatgea So;I e be ..s
THE MOST TOUCHING APPEAL
=" ''''" VIRTUE AND MORALITY
which h.. been offered upoa mimic stage II a
!" '"''''s '"'' POTENT WARNING
'e''0'"' H All i'flS FEELINGS OF THE PUREsr
play vi" SCENERY ss attention "a detail
and an excellent cas-. embracing ali the stock company md
4H ti bxfs X bi. '''A
4 CADEMY OF MUsIC-rTALIAN OPERA.
MEDOR in hsr eeebr,ed roe Z Of MOLINA 80
rh sEvE 5Ss6 SS4NG v 2Fhsa Mach 49,
when will pre.eucd for the Ess time with this company
with tn. following Unprecedented Cast; a., ,,.n.
NORMA cher great rolls. NINE MEDOu
er first appearance since her recent incispositinnl
PoLLIo......,...,... .ssaoI MAzzoLEEI
S etST Nine iTisaER FIXviS;S SSSIe
CONDUCTOR. .MAA AAnErLCA
| Observation-Disclosures GRAND OPERA NIGHT
THURSDAY Second Grand Opera Night In BROOhLfns
when Will be P Pre- Rsfito ~ M,scuERA
with its matches Nsw;y York cast
| On GOOD PRIDiT
| A GRAND Scored PERFORMANCE.
In active p operation for prodacsioD with sceasgy
de'e aud as t,ss. OK fo sad sgIi.
CLINTON HALL.
~ j. b. BROWN,
MISS SAIDEE A. COLE, and
In Readings. Rscits,ions, and Drsnslis Scenes. at
CLINTON HALL ASrOR PLACE
for three evenings.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, snd FRIDAY.
March 23d. 2;th. and 27eh By reqnest MI BROWN wm
each evening read selection tn Scottish Poets,
BURNS AND AOTHERWELL.
Tickets IS Course Tickets foE the Re1dng 80 csnfss
Doofs open at u, to commence at g.
An Entertainment the Morisinia Athenzum on We'd
nesday Evening. March 23, 1853 b. the above artists
"1'HE EMPRESS u Eg gSInS AND HEB
Ga Free Exhsllien a, the
Fine Art Gallery, 10. e25 broadway
Ls Slpsyb Pclp,e will be sold Tuesday Evening March ~
NOTAPAXI
" THE GREAT VOLCANO OF THE ANDES,
Paiatai by r. L. Church. On EXHIBITION at COUPLES
No. 77I Broadway. from a. III. to s p. IN.
Adm s.ion % cents.
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