The New York herald., 1869-04-28


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SCHOOL,
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is with much regret Manager the
under engagement, to produce other plays within given
time.
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MATINEES MONDAY AND SATURDAY.
1 Managing DTeei9r: LEONARD A GROVER
The great success Of the The great Pantomme Bur
ROBINSON CRusoE AND HIS MAN FRIDAY.
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wonderful fidelity the awful of and the
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MATINEE PRICES-Admission, 80 cents; children, 80
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A BADGER BoHEx FLUTE FOR SALE oHEAP-Ar
"A WM PONDS, o47 Broadway.
A TENOR DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT IN A FIRST
"A class quartst,e chor has experience and fully com
Pent to, to hass 6 charge .. the music II desired Address
DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
A RECEIvEp IN BRookLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET.
A FIRST CLASS SOPRANO IS OPEN FOR AN EN.
sser In Catholic or Egeops % ssuss. ss
ond avenue.
A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
n piano pupils residence for $40 quarters best ref
given. Address, with residence Teacher box ia
Herald Office.
A BAsso VERY WELL ACQUAINTED WITH RE-
"A eions music wants a situation IN church. Brooklyn,
No 265 Hicks street, Washington House.
A Ito VOICE wANTED.-A MAN TO SING IN QUAR-
"A tet who accompany melodeon preferred
Call Temaine Brothers, piano warerooms, AS
Broome street.
FIRST CLASS CONTRALrO, ExPERIENCkD AND
n sight reader, desires immediate cement In n
church, Episcopal preferred. Address Immediate
s. r. Gordon, 506 Broadway.
DLUMEy "X" MUSIC BoOK.-OvER 20 PIECES
ID popular music for violin, flute, hc, accordeon &C. price
rs cents, mailed, post paid. FREDERICK BLCME,
l,l25 Broadway, second door above Twentyhfth st.
I,xPERIENCED oRGANIsT GENTLEMAN WILL
II accept situation In Evangelical church tonly);
reerence fret class Call address Organlst