The New York herald., 1869-09-12
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Mr. Hermann has taxed h purse and invention to the ut
most TO signify the high appreciation he cherishes Of the
power for their uniformly generous treatment 9f him
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+ The GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
MINNIE. NINA GEAR SaHRY = FITZPATRICK,
previous to her departure for Europe
WEDNESDAY, srE1HMAx EVEE1No HsEFa4 HssEEFFa4rnpRs Is
Ths have kindly Asr
" j. HiLL Tenor f. Fossxfi Baritone
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HARRY SANDERSON. Pianist
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and The Foster Quartete Club.
this season leaves FOR Europe On the cInaTd
steamer Palmyra ess Tssss:'SSs SsE sf:Rt%Sr.s r
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again rsOpensd for The season. and students Of music
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snee Advance his pu: to the highest pereosSn n the
Having founded music ins.i.u. in this city some
al ne bs mas m9T M pupils
Parents who wish their children to become good and
rect payer &C. can send them with the utmost condence
% S % the and the
the American have made more progress in the
home.
Applications for admiance received and circulars given
at Che principal olce of the American OF
Musc, 81 Union square, next Clarendon Hotel.
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
No. 50 Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street, and
NO. $40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK;
Nos 12 100 and lsa Court street, State Brooklyn
NOW OPEN FOR INSTRUCTION In all branches of Vocal
and Instrumental Music and the Modern Languages.
This institution the first OF the kind established In America
occupies position far superior that Of other schoo OF
music and justly ranks with the best European
ries.
Subscription books open daily, from A. M. to p NJ
the general Conservatory Offices,
NO. 500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
NO. 128 COURT STREET, NEAR STATE BROOKLYN.