, 1864-12-26
AMUSEMENTS.

In Tie city on Saturday. making the pFcliminarj
We hsse his assaraneea 50 an Whieh were 6ardy neces
@ 5 he qnaay ana 9uaEy ~ E o. h
ductor, Carl Anschntz, that opera will be pro:
duced here conscientioualy and 1cgltmately IN all
Its details. lie is amply provided with principals
and he choral and orchestral accessories 80 n a
ont trying to produce startling or brilliant effects
e w se Es n gs9apa gsap aess
enumerated his artiets and bis repertoire. The
former come here without being obliged to estab:
eytensiye as The most critical could ask for, and
We have little doubt that the fortunate possessors
Of tickets for the eca:on, will find themselves not
Or At least new here, but with The music Of tho
old. interpreted more consclentiously than here
toforc, If not with so loud flourish OF trumpeta.
at higgins music ste4e on Tuesday, the 27th, the
pr1ces or which arc scheduled in our advertising
columns. The sale Of single operas VII! not open
Of gifts, opera gocrs should bear In mind that be-
! sides securing their own amusement seasun
Tickets would be gift to their
| .hicVleKEn's TuEArEE.-1he 'Dead Heart WIS
plsyed for the last time on Saturday evening, and
Of merit, drew vii. This vecks handsome biifis
hc produced with ~. Adams, il thc principal
a - tas,'s r. T Atu W.. So|G -
1rcat 9rama of the Hohhcrs H. H1am. M Ghnrics
pc Moor. The. play Of Enocll Arden, dramatizea
from Te9nyeon's new and popular poem Is also, ~
aia dna vi. sn1fuy ns htoaacea. II we!,
run. '' " ''14 7A'~'''' '."'s soou
TIE ACADEMY OF Mua1c.-At this popular place
Of amusement the namc OF whose audiences fs lc-
gion. ths 1atfy e1t1ayaSSnza Of cindeEil!a OF tho
of tc srec Xxx ,ed ~ tba scnrss ~ saon
things, Will furnish my quantities offun, to tlo d
srATSa PsnssLTha wcotor FIR +hc 1os+ t>a
dsys has hcen scorcelr cavnrnhia - ths sI.t;', nv
1f @ has been to ead tSe nd
linz marks are mnklnr anenls ror nstn7s1 efician
sss BY e7ra aas and hare brought their cas
1nto gooq ebo Wsah;na9n, eoad,uan t,a ,,,, .
At nrt snd 1,n3 n,, NV M1e nas oset Aspe
5fss ,fs sd sEaiTs asfs ,s sn s9tq.dy
Illuminated. Mi Ssnl Of nusic y na enraHn ~
MondaV an thc n1oe.icol = r;snns ~ % a tSe
snen ~ a ,rnrsa odr"nt,Sa ,.,, a. a4S S May %
inrton ~ LII "''se Hu' 'l''ssc laan Oh Inc WASH
on MonaT. 1rlIiIant disn1ar of 1eeoTks an
inminstions iIi h. nrcsnntcd H. ~ aaa
the visitofs. rrand ralo t;me N ,nev W he emaea9
Thc ncden PaTl vfi1 niso he onn5 y W. pra nni
advised 81 eoccial uTcpsrations. III presume thai
fhc manorcrs VIII fheir accustnrea entarnriaa
viii ieayS nohins to Se desired. The ico Is iD.
wye
ca1tea 7r,o,fn,, nf n c,t..rs ostho eonon. w.
hc,d =, thc Orient Honso m Erfdav oroa1aa as;;
in:t M 1ohn q I7i1too xvoa onn,Int.a rhs;s,,aa
,rd H. K1,n..1 as-ot,~-, A'e ''-1'1'
Thaco,n,-;ttea .a1o;atst - LAT, ..,,,,o
u.o.o.,1.a assaataH". sn..s ~ sss .."a, ~
m.o.s e'1uon' Ieposeu eatou1n tae
Chaltnan4 WHICH report was accepted mud the
committee discharged. j.
After m nnfmatea iIfscussJnn unnn tte ,oerfta ~
several njons nrcna1e1 II rr.a H., ma ~
tie czcns present Tint thera a1praw IN ~ =,
fhe uari mn n1rnnIzatinn m 1he 1nntnaI r-rtcraan
nlnn. which cnnfd II he f3eve1nnaG ,n5frht ha ~
Service .rhrrcnnnn ar HnncncE tyss caiis,1 rnou ~
md he rsaI n tke n,eettnV thc rnfsa anI rep,
t;nna ~ the Ecrnni Vari Nrtnai Irctnr,foS A.
eor1ntion md rnvn thr toItnWinn npnea - ~
of,lcers. -A@3 49, 40
Chas IT. Hnm preefacnt
Geo, Il. "1aain. vice President.
John C UjItor, Tfcasurer
". +. 1iancorF. S,.cretary.
Chanrey r Raven II 4 N.ver John I,ro
" II Carter nntl 4 E1inncf ETsrr,.ivc f.omm;3'
tre. 49, va NAo A1' ''fp"4' A13's@'''' eon4A's'
Whr,ernou n xrea rnan;moralr
ntsoirt3 That ~; IL; natire' Hns,,,x-.,, A., .,.,
1ans " tiis Ward r. Gnt thamaira ~ ~ ns
AssncIs47oNT = ~ 1vhfch 7fr chnrlaa II Tan, +
President; end thIsmeetfnc most heartily indorae
this organization IN every respect believing that
It fa the only feasible plan by which the poor as
vel as me flch are mntna!ly oencntfed.
INC neeung tacn au)onfnea:
JOHN Z. HILTON. CHAIRMAN.
a. h11PFH, Secretary.