The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-29
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POSITIVELY LAST MATINEEs,
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Seats secured for the performances the
pantomme, which must positively be withdrawn permit
inc production Of 'h' RleiEL1Fu
MONDAY ES Vi NJ spsr'iTsh BRuARY ..
which VII VII BE- presented with every care nov
. For which seats can now be secured.
NTIRLos GARDEN.
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ENTIRE NEW GRAND BALLET.
'''''NN THE DEMONS REvEL
fproduced for the Lrst time In America),
with and elegant Costumes,
"'''t'' u Se a"S s'h' ~ orisns music
and embracing It's performance the ballet force Of
this establishment.
frf ThE GIETsR Relf BROTHERS,
IL no Sy@' ssas & 81 SSTia
TWO Bp4 1pa h'i BOYS,
ra aSsa ' sefS ysa 81 i sA '1s's
DEBUT 81 III TIE sis silass' sEviLLEA
wosnrpvu, IN mo ihsir r,zo,,,sey
SEVENTH OF FT Tas aRasp
MOE AND GOODRICH, THE GREAT SKATERS,
with all the superb scenery,
brilliant effects,
SATURDAY MATINEE AZ WIN IL. '"0''''"A
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE,
y . near Sixth avenue
W. MI v. NJ HOLLAND Lessee ana Manager
Mr. y ESSIN fJkts of
at the absy Dn esaSis I'm essosm9mencing
Seats can be scored in advance at the box Office
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, sm BowERY.
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SrEISwAT HALL.
Third Anniversary
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Concert Ss the Orchestra Of The associaou A'''''e' ana
Admission 30 cents
FousDLlNa ASYLUM n; Ma rnvAar
respectfully announces
IN AID OF na afh FUND Of osi rsE new YORK
ON THURSDAY, FEBRuARYs, 1871,
nan INV ,,, eommsneins At 1clocs, II .,,. ...
where tickets may be procured at the box Office
4 Il
~ the finest looking ads dressed In gorgeous costumes;
from till IL M. Admission Free N. B-see photographs
IN doorway.
NTusIC LESSONS-STRICTLY PRIVATE; DAY AND
IN evening" Piano, Violin, Guitar Singing Terms IA
vorabe references first class: cont teacher Address
INsTRJ CTOR Peters music store 639 broadway Circu-
lara mailed.
rI,HE LECTURE By THE REV FATHER HOGAN ON
/ .'Papal Infallbiliy,o which nj
Cooper institute January "a Of sickness Is
unavoidaby postponed until February b. Doors open ut
~ Lecture commences at O'Clock.
ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS
i A large and constantly
WOOD pGsrrs rs ''oak'f
from fresh and original
METROPOLITAN JOB PRlNTING OFFICE,
81 Nassau street.
Old Herald Buniing,
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOsT OFFICE NoTiCE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
on Monday, January 81 viii close at this oce at IL NJ
p. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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A CARD.-oFFICE OF THE AMERICAN CoNsERvA.
IA tory Of Music. 21l Fourth
There increasing well trained choir
and such readily obtain positions in
church. The knowledge and experience thus
value TO the choiscr In after when the voice changes
cary musical education choir boys Many oganists
neither the time, patience ability take
nothing OF music and IL them for choir DUTY Again
are probably hundreds OF boys In this great ely who
cultivation under master, and many lad genius ia
forced into the drudGcry OF the corning
lance FOR want of opportunity cultivate the special talent
with which he be endowed lowfng Il one Of
ei,ntll MIN atxaI.