The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1859, Page 7

MISCELLANEOU! AMUSEMENTs, AMUSE! Pi NTS. AMUSEMENTS. One Sumatercepcsaapens TNT tC Mead TT Te ie HLO'@ GARDEN, “ALLACK’S THEATRE. CADEMY OF MUSIO.—THE OPERA—OPENING NIGH? AURA KEENE'S THEATEM, LOBRER, ws CHIROPODIST, N nat 7; commence at 60 cents; 1, Bateman. MONDAY, a inube ue pleas _e "i pper ros iene ra Le Feiae ¥ TERMINATION OF i dit Tonizetti's grand opera clook, tel of to i a sae ure of presenting to the at ue A EXTRAORDINARY aut anes PERAGtIVE BILL for MATILDA I ikon amon” ADRERIDE CORTESE 0, FIRST TIME IN AMET, BRIEF PREIOD OU. LAST WEEK but bn J the BEGAGEMENT of enn? 1g Fives wera, ‘ne Seberday, snorning: and trom the pen of Hauenas 3 donrece, hs yuthor of VENUE, Eon aeeal renow! ‘egular ticket offlcem=-u my Acs. bed . between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, capers WE enone ol. B. A Pajaman regrets the tom by of | this TH, hy de geeny ot pend down ome town a Dat Sibeu' a btatlone store, i) x ENTIRELY NEW ‘ul rer forms tember 14, as be branch ofices , HOURS OF © CONSULEATION, FOUR BNTHRTALNMENTS ‘THIS EVENING, produced 1h Boston on Monday, the Tih inst Breusing’s and Hal Hall 2 fon’ music ENTIRELT tM Ho ATM ula GABRIEL in his great character in HELENE. He begs to tender, his sinvere. thanks for the doep inte ‘The series of standard op ORIGINAL THREE A — MISS FRANCIS in the BELL OF MADRID. that han been manifested by the moat inteliigent and though of Max Maretzek's Havana Tallan Opera Company, ORIGINAL THREE AGT COMEDY: DR. * GABRIEL IN TWO CHARACT! class in this community in this his eminently popular et Mme. GASSIEN and and Mme, CORT! ORIGINAL THREE acr COMEDY, DR. SCHLOSSER, FIRST APPEARANCE of tie MANTINETT? FAMILY, place an American play effectively and properly upo will commence on Monday next, sory RGN BUTTE: DR. SCHLOSSER, EVOLUTIONS on tho TIGHT ROPE, sage, He iy also deeply iratetul. for (he favor with which the Mme. STRAKOBCH, Bi FaNOLe, STEFANT, WORLD DK. SCHLOSSER, Piyeiiet:t3 Young Amerion, ani other lous artists who have so ably sustained Matilda Heron tn DIO, GARSTER, JUNCA, AND DR. SCHLOSSER, i BELLY OF MADRID, the charactorot Geraliine luvs Deon received ns wall'aa for | and an orchestral and choral forve of ous wanda od pert STAGE. DR. BCHLOASER, BELLE OF MADICD- cMISS FRANCIS J the houses that have for the past three weeks been nightly | under the direction of...... MAK MARETAER WORLD AND STAGE. THE BON BABIEION GABRIEL HAVEL | wowaet ‘with brilliant and fashionable audiences, ail combin- | - ‘The general arrangements’ will be under the direct superin. WORLD AND STAGK. THE GBACEFUL and CLASSIC GROUFINGR ing to render his short season a complete triumph. tendence of........ . Mr. B. ULLMAN WORLD AND STA THE By the iAwako FAMILY. MATILDA HERON’S 16 THE PURI which will be ted this HH oannmnl EAE Sau, rose oe et are ea, tat oR an WERE i ni after for THE MISS FRANCIS as HELENE. being pronounced the_most ul effort of her surpass! Havana, aus, precludes the peed liso ‘exionding tae anroven of with the following excellent cast:— RENOWNED 3 TUESDAY will be produced the grand comic panto. ie TRAGIC GENIUS, Lied but brief as the season must bo it will still be Fenay Kelly fie lebrated Miss Laura Keene Sarownee THE MAGIC PILLS, end justly placing bet her i Be ihe ve oy Biahaele oot fame. Branaged wi ‘yh al the lberaliy, care gad strict sheption 10 | inary, Lay anticorag (her sister). @. feeeeee eda Clifton, ew York Academ: tusic RENOWNED gAVithentire new scenery, machinery, tricks, costumes, &c., have pronounced the aeting of Miss HEIEON and the indiapated Feputation of being the first musical sical catablishiment | Helly bbe COO! fy) ) Al RENOWNED who #0 admirably aided er fine impersonation, as "contrary io the system analy adopted on hy bes occasion ot he Lady Fanny Gabble. SURGEON OWERY THEATRE. MD Alt Aan nll opening of a season—in reserving important features for the ther SURGEON LESSEES, MESSRS. ALLEN AND BONIFACE; And the ne ppolattet a s the most | latter part and in engaging one single artist for around of | Hon. Mra. Crulckshanks. SURGEON ACTING MANAGER, T. W. MEIGHAM, THRILLING AN! Ba KoMANTic "HICHORE OF TE PAST it will combine at its very commencement the at- | Trimmer. . SURGEON ‘The doors open at 7, and curtain will rise at 73%. ever been given on the modern si traction of two of te frat ‘ocalatsof Wioday-suctaa Hon. Harry Malpas. SURGEON THE ABSORBED ATTENTION CORTES! and GASSIER are admitted to be with that of the ‘Norman Castlecrag SURGEON GREAT SUCCESS OF .ND INTENSE EMOTION Stovesmentioned lis of rats; who for the, Meat time, Will be Ashto cHTRoPoDIgt. THE NEW MANAGEMENT. manifested by the th united in one and the same company; to which will be added commemoration thereat SDMIMING AuprTroRS @ and chorus equally distinguished for their num- SPLENDID EXHIBITIONS OF FIREWORKS Who throng the theatre to repletion, are the best test of the Bers an for their careful training, rendered. stl! more perfeok be given GREAT MERIT through frequent rebearsals during the summer recess. IN FRONT of the performances. It ey. not be out of place to say here a few words concern- GuinoPopie 1 of the theatre, Mr. COULDUCK. i wo mare cf the en series. Ttis superinona ia ak THE ND ON THE STAGE, an the tude to their mei ublic already have had an oppor- ONLY commencing atBortiek Me irewerks ave made in the beat WELSH BARD, tunity of Martie tn abs olla he unfavorable b PROFESSOR le of Jos. G. & J. Edge, Jr., Jersey city. Agharacter in which his tragic powers appear lo the highest | time of the season at which they made their debut, have honor- SYNOPSIS, bie of Oe Oeenlel Sane eee eae wha ‘iret night of the wren na fale son pantomime of the adi Fon ed cs oll i mos aaigring ae yen onthusiaatie reception, Pally. SORRY 2D DECEDENTS, that eminent cantatrice has consented to kT a MOST embracing ten eiaigtenen tick scenes, and numberg of FeTFolds the audience Game Cortes! has shone in every great ‘Dhora House of may, ‘THE PARK AT WESTLAND MANOR. Foartenih ror BN i Wig ay UG coh NEGLECTED uipet SPELLBOUND and bus been the leading priine donna of the opers. in n oleaginous und and a dangerous unguent—A par- will be ausaued by the goth nad wynich cccesien 4 WONDERFUL TRANSFORMATIONS, ‘With its awful force. Petersburg, Madame Gassier adds to a brilliant career in Italy aaa Cirhoaly—Uuaainactr satisfaction—The Monroe KEHUE PECULIARLY IMPORTANT ent Mr. WALCOT the prestige of having beon in Paris the aitcceraor of Madame trine as applied to crinol n intruder—Trouble in the AReHUR BRANCH MONDAY EVENING, September 12, 1850 Fersiant, and of having originated, through her London. tr vontemplated pean ang battery —Equivocation— ARTHUR oF entertainments will commence the original drama, | one of the most complete and gua “e iy di capital actor's | umphs, the enterprise of the Royal Ital Ope at Drury ther seeker afeee the m: Mrmed unknown—A slight ARTHUR SURGERY, never before acted, many ‘CELEBRATED Tane, ‘which has now become # formidable au 1 auiecesat il vled, Heat ua rane dumb -founded—An ARTHUR ‘TTENDS ON ALL THE ‘SiraMProN OF FREEDOM; IMPERSONATIONS. rival of the Covent Garden establishment. ‘They will appear A dist ie attiste—An u ARTHUR 0 MAY pe DESIRE eet REION Po a : ‘THE CRUSADER, aes of their Srey solos ot pet Deceemen oy ten oe hy *Eclimeuts “Practise ‘ngalnst preoept— ARTHUR per in bs iuto,”” 7 SECURE HIS SERVICES. Aver whioh, thy great fairy comic pantuininie of ent bearing appears | treat cuiccees Of last pensan, “and fe tNocha hee crtndaat WORLD AND STAGE. AE a IE GREEN MONSTER. mis” Bose x “ORTON, Character, a repetition of which opera the lateness of the Cod ART WORSHIPPED, ARTHUR N. DR. SCHLOSSER The White Knight. the lovely and natural son rendeted impossible, | Madam Gasaler will once mor ITS MINISTER DESPISRD. ARTHUR DR. SCHLOSSER Harlequin YouNc” AMERICAN ACTRESS, heard in “La Sonnambula” and “The a of Sev! ila.” of A review of the past—An insolveat pareat—A noble house ‘The favorite contralto, DR. SCHLOSSER Chevalier de Mi ‘aa the gentle EDITH. | which the public nave retained a most picesia ig Femembranee: | falls under the hammer—A sister's marrlage—Pride will not ‘e DR. SCHLOSSER Chevalier Maroc. Me. DAVIDGE. .......04...t8 the.......-hoquacious Steward, | Both prime doune wil unite thelr talents in “Don Glovannly” | gutthe bread of charity Prniyery DR. SCHLOSSE! Chevalier le Grand ir: Davenport ¢ Cortesl as Donna Anna and Madame Gassier as THE Wortp RENOUNCED MADAME DR. SCHLOSSER Green Monster. Mr. Foster MONDAY, TURSD: AY AND WEDNESDAY, Zerllinn, and in the Gata Matinee of Saturday, September If. ETT ERMANENTLY EFFICACIOUSLY | White Genii. . Bertrand Beptember 12,13, and 14, ‘Another feature of importance in the present series will be SCTUARY OF THE STAGE, MADAME ERMANENTLY AND EFMICACIOUSLY | Rosalie, Miro: erwar ‘GEE ALIN the re-appearance of the favorite and mneh ‘Inglis tna worth for kecivooation’ Love, born.of lige tae er PERMANENTLY AND EFFICACIOUSLY bine). ove "Henrietta Tang indame PAULINE COLSON, hand maiden of woman's sorrow—A sister's’ yearnings—A no~ MADAME CURKS Gertrude. iss Walby | Landiady. Lee Love's “VicToRY, ho, being in a fair way of recovery, will most probably sing | ble foe. MADAME CURES ‘Tigi Pre: a Sorcerers, Knighls, Soldiers, &e, ith the following constummate dis bution:— atleast one n Nght ART AGAINST PREJUDICE, MADAME SURES SYNOPSIS OF SUENERY, Geral “oo MATILD A HERON In view of the unusual exertions mado, the large expenses | A new play accepted—A heart struzgle—Flies about the MADAME CURES Scene1. The Sorcerer’scave--Incantation of witches--Appear- | David of Ruth Couldock | attending the cog ements of the artists—rendered still hea: | honey pot—A great original and an animated photograph—$40 MADAME ZIM CURES ance of ie Genli—Witehes demmnd the mayic powder to renew | Anselmo, Prior of Se Werburg ‘ouldock | ier through the briefness of the season—the Directors cond- | plain, $50 colored—A coat endangered--A sefpent in human tee perce Reviens of tee tele CURES their power over the Green Monster—Dance of the Witches | Hubert, a Crusader, denuly rely upon @ Uberal patronage, which they will endoaver Yorm! whose powers of fascination are in danger from want of ‘alar bermone of the Ttalian Opera, ORNS, BUNIONS, | and flight of the Green Monster. Scene 2. A garden—Rosalle’s | Gambo, the Earl's jester to deser' exercise—Two strings to one bow—The artiste—An heir ap- SIGNOR TAFFANELLE CORNS, BUNIONS, } dream—Sudden appearance of the Green Monster, who pro- | Baron de Lacey. etilngwell parent to the throne of love—Devotion to art from a pew IGNOR TAFFANELLE, mises the accomplishment of her dream—Bouquet in the arbor | Hugo de Bourgh, Bari of Cheste teres Mr, Howard ‘EW BOWERY THEATRE. source— The artiste—Not being vocal, declines the instrumenta- BIGNOR TAFFANELL ORNS, ghanged to Harlequin—Flight of the Green Monster. Scene 3. | Gervase, a steward. is Mr. Davidge. Sole Proprietors...Mesers. GT Fox and J. W. Lingard. | tion of the SIGNOR TAFFANELL ORNS, ‘The palace of Miroque—Arrival of the three knighia to combat | Cuthbert. Mr. Bland. | Doors open at7 o'clock. —Pertormances to commence 4} 7%. PERAMBULATING BUDGET OF SONGS. SIGNOR TAFFANELLI. ORNS, for the hand of Rogalle, Scene 4. The arena—Grand Combat— | Edith de Lacey. iss Josephine Orton. DEMOCRATIC SCALE OF PRICES. Honest rusticity agein—An exponent of primitive P. R. prin- fad . SOFT CORNS, The White Knight is triumphant—Appearance of Harlequin, | Joan... nae f +-Miss Archbold, | Private boxes $5 | cipies—A stout friend, but no gentieman—Gentility at ar dis. CHORUS AND OR SOFT CORNS, who defeats the White Knight—Balloon ascension—Tableau: lers, Itetainers Orchestra sei cts. | count—A hasty exodus—Dewlap in a state of eruption—An or- D TORUS AND One ad SOFT CORNS, Scene 5. Country view—Descent of the baloon—Mutuai vassals, ‘Attendants, &c., &c. Boxes... 25 ets. | thodox opinion jeopardized. x sudden departure resolved MAND GHORUS AND ORCHESTRA SOFT CORNS, traveliing—Columbine caught—Disappointment of the White | The story of this 23.000 PERSONS upon—Childhood's recollections—Company from the Manor D CHORUS AND Ont Ay SOFT CORNS, Knight and Maroc—Patent travelling carriage—A smash-up ‘WNitteny ORIGINAL. During the past week, have testified, by thelr presence and | House—Information wanted—The plebian proctivities of a D CHORUS AND One. SOFT without steam, Scene 6. Saloon in a ‘tavern—Miroque caught | — ‘The scene {s laid on the confines of Wales during the reign of mu , their ap; ropa n of pillar of the nobility in eheck—A model of propriety—The cha SD CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA’ DISEASED in his own trap—The mysterious Slock—Rxtraordinery escape | Edward L., at the period when the Singlish legions had return- He SUPERB rity of the unknown—Preeipitation retarded—Honest rustici- | yader the direction of the celebrated musical director” DISEASED of Harlequin—Dreadful catastrophe to. the White Kulght, who | ed from the THE ‘AND OLD. FAVORITES ty—A dumb witness—A weasel not caught asloep—A bolt, and | Under Gee a oeoRtn DISEASED {a borne away to the doctor. Scene. Streel-—Wondertul roll HOLY LAND. NIGHTLY INCRE ZAsING IN PUBLIC ADMIRATION, | a fast oue—The value of a gardener's opinion to the GARL ANSCHUTZ, DISEASED invented expressly for the White Knight—White | Characteristic costumes and the necessary adjunets of ban- Mon VENING, SEPTEMDED 12. EXOTICS OF SOCIETY. CARL ANSCHUTZ. DISEASED HAIBIt ead debior—Gaien dmands hie foo White Knight | mera, banguet tables. together with First nightota hew Ameriean Drama, gutted the ‘The benefit of the doubt goes to the prisoner at the bar of an CARL ANSGHUTE. DISEASE) shows fight, much to the astonishment of the M. ite ‘NEW AND EP ROPRIATE SCENERY, ¥ MARTYRS OF NEW YORK: exclusive opinion—To get within the pale of society it is ne- ANSCHUTZ. AS. Knight once’more triumphant, + Gnatool and eenot by Messrs. ISHERWOOD and WALLACE, ‘OK THE WAR OF 1812. Klek the bucket of prejudice over master and man— GARL ARSCHUTZ, WELL ‘hite Knight—Recovery of the runay ‘Resolve for a | have been carefully prepared, in order that ne mise en scene | Mr. J. E. Nagle. as. +. Walter Mason. tionable suit and an unwilling aullor--An agreeably. This grand sacred miscellanous concert will consist of seckiena Ai grand serenade—Concert '& In Jullien, with & thundering | may render the play'a correct p ure of Mr. J. G. Hanley’ +Hugh Sessford. | surprising surprise, not altozether unexpected to one part tt EVERY OTHER | inale—Ineident of the adder—A good. blow up—A. newly e Lire IN THE FEUDAL AGES, ‘The vo) 1 of least—An approach to the decencies of life, as ‘considered by Kicsais HAYDN'S “CREATION* DISEASE AND AILMENT Vonted musical instrument for runaways, terminating wi But the THE GOLDEN AXE. the disciple of Dr. Tight—A.n emissary at work at an emolument HAYDN'S “CREATIO. DISEASE AND AILMENT rand catastrophe. Scene 9. Ruedu Diable—The White Knight's GREAT ATTRACTION Clown. Mr. GL. Fox: | Columbine. Minnie Jackson. | of more kicks than half pence—Propriety indulges in a litle HAYDN'R “GREAT. DISEASE AND AILMENT Rosalie once more a prisoner—Splendid dinner for the | of the play will be found in its powerful exhibition of human And the beam) ee arama of coquetry—A meeting to be avoided—A device of the enemy— HAYDN’S “CREATION.” DISKASE AND AILMENT White Knight, but nothing to eat—Iarlequin. decaplated, but passions ih their most, Binvae RNIFES An agonizing suspense—The, revelation—an actress —Pro- HAYDN'S “CREATION DISEASE AND AILMENT still alive. Scene 10. Ancient ruins by moonlight—Arrival of CATHOLIC FORM, OR, THE HUNTERS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. riety horrified—Exemplary charity dwindles down to con- HAXDN'S “CREATIO. DISEASE [AND | AILMENT the White Knight, demanding the hand of Rosalie—Prepara- | and in the energetic spirit of the language which rivets the ate |] | lems D0 @ artiste again—A noble lady's sister— THE FRET. tions for the marriage. Scene 11. Triumph of Harlequin and | tention, while it demands the deepest syipathies of the human ARNUM'S MUSEUM.—JUST ARRIVED, DEROUTH The! line of mit —The equator of social distinction an imagina- ROSSINI'S “STABAT MATER,” Or THe FEET. Columbine—Defeat of Chevalier Miroque and the White i Goschen, the Arab giant, nearly 73g feet ‘high, 21 years | ry line—A relationshi ip abpented from Prospective contamina. ROSSIND'S “STADBAT MATER” # THE FEET: ¢bt, who are swallowed up by the Green Monster—Grand LOVE-REVENGE, ald, and ‘weighing 417 pounds. Unquestionably ‘the largest | tion—A_ shocking t kick—A note delivered by RORSIND'S "RTABAT MATER.” OF THE FEET, lea. ‘HO: PE—DEEP, AIR, mah allve~activer well proportioned, ‘athletic, and capable of | male, with the Gheabsanp pieces rusticity ex- ROSSINI'S “STABAT MATER.” THE FEET. To conclude with the favorite Trish farce of EALOUSY—AGONY, lifting other men at arm's, lengt ke loys by means of his | presses # willingness to go tothe end of the world. and fur. ROSSINI'S “STABAT MATER.” = = EY. © patient and self sacrificing | marvellousstrength alone, He is engaged for a few da 8 F— probably on th peers lever of friendship hat MADAME BISHOP —_ Y only, and may be seen at al lens ours o} ‘and | moves the earth.—. er’s resolve, though fat 2 or DE. SCHLOSSER, CADEMY OF MU MUSIC_THTR OPERA. OPENING NIGHT. Doors open at 7; to commence at 7% o'clock. evening after) A.M. Monday, Sept 12 afternoon at's and | feoldea down by callous en dead Bice toe Riches ern,” Renteta Chagiveney SURGEON CHIROPODIST, Rugs: LEAR le of noate will commence to-morrow morning. ae |e BREE Ge Oe ee Beate at Tig yee Hien and, nl peas = B TOUG bi 1 OF eeTDEe mene MADAME ANNA BISHOP see Cee ne a a ma of myster 5 Ni fo eras ruat or | Seanzeet me amiurneteteratamecas | WV cuammabying, fuk mt cote caenents | Ata OR geen, a yee i ne eens ewise be brant ‘at | may be secured for bt, and any ni hip, Mr. iain Peppercoal, Mr. Bridgman; of act CAREFUL STUDY Brousing’s and Hall Son's. musi sores inn week, Full i i Faun ane gh aoe te | Puls Vettel gt Geko Bhan Ms ea “TrOTIAIONS OF Tinea: December 14 1858,] 4 ‘The series of standard operas by the celebrated primedonne | nounced in toamolrow’s advertisements: Von Swiggs, Thompson; Lestelle Vanhelm, Mrs. J.'J. Prior; lb! SECOND. ‘The Lt turn Madame Anna Bishop, after more than of Max Maretrek's Havane Tiling Opera Compan: nn | Licy, Miss Partington; Water Imps, Satlors' Slaves, &c., &c.! ARTISTE’S HOME. a sin pearehiot ai honor and) = MAD. AME GASSIER AND MADAME CORTESE, RYANT'S MINSTRELS. after aes the ¥ eni ning, the operetie ot NO. at, Fehearsal, Ph sare pra Fi make fine “ai cae bondoir Sonverted enue a sings vocalist to our musteal circles. Of guch am commences o1 y an original American comes in three acts, written expressly ito a priv "ont jco.—| 's charms at a discount— CAREFUL. STUDY ‘aonpay, SEPT. 12, AT 8 O'CLOCK, MECHANIOW HALL, No. 478 Broadway, for this Museum by HJ, Conway, Esq., tounded on one of | Anunioved chambermaid bl y Rlone "A now phase of | Seauisition the metropolis has long mood in ne e Bighly finished as was ier execrtioa; facto, her fatonae tion, and entirely satisfactory to the matner of phrasing in passages of exp: the dramas Hoa tnd cohacaily Sanibeed wanting, aed ber otberwios mae Aaa Touisey New opinions kota euthastamn.— A, fellow.—Love & necessary adjunct.—Ono in the sum to Siiniman tappincees aA outa Uuientage dletalsitoa. Dili doux—A special detective with, an eye to the Back Stairs and portant business.—Secrets.—A sentimental AND. CONSTANT ACTUAL CONSTANT P CONSTANT ACTUAL PRACT! gonerane ACTUAL the most exciting tppleg of the day.’ ‘The gnarled trunk of that Seer ae UE BS fo the week, J ancient tree from the Mount of Oilves, the family of -Auacon: CHANGE OF PROGHAMME, | ‘ss, the Happs Family, e.,,to be seen, without additional charge. Admittance 10 'all,’25 cents; children under SNSHRRY and DAN BRYA tl Centar parquet seats, 19 cents extra, mye. ot istilaxoscn, Dag rts BO Be ess LT, ne NI, ‘and an orchestral aad etixcaltree othe haa under the direction of.. INSTANT ACTUAL Moa panoral urpungetccta Wille aauier tie dito eperias IN PO eee GUNNE! se parting. Seek Raging aie Scene een ee eee ae NS" y ' —the coldness has diss and the dramatic fire Hotes SoNsta, Ane oh he en anc of tendence of.. (Mr B ULLMAN | pxrivin ZOUAVES, PLANTATION SONG a DANCE, XTRA NOTICE. | ern CHERRY RIPE! CHERRY RIPE! oe ee sgiatae, je has rendered himself a master of brani ur. | ‘The opera selected for the opening night is Donizetti's cele- IXEIS LAND. WOOD'S MINSTRELS | Fanny—Rellections A. thoughtless frivolity not, guitt—A | once Eee chsae: wae treaties Ga bores oa Ws ee Slpamie e eecnt one eee ef mee eT ROLIUTO; Or, THE MARTYRS, eee ee AT 44 BROADWAY, CHOMP AGAIN, yates her Arsious eres The Lovers abd husbgavtae: | inate ead of an ingen oe eh sw Shean mechanical inatrameot = h Toun esteem—Lovera and hust ee MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES which was brought ont last May simultaneously ih Parls and | ——00TS open at 6X4; commence at 724. _Tickets 25 cen's._ Between Grand and Howard streets, Posseasion °an implied "soctrity Unread. eplaties—Daniel creature of iband blood a woman——now -utlers melodious IN New York, and met with tnqualiied success, ‘The following is | Tongs WOOD. JONES Woop, | Where they will be permanently located hereafter. On Mon. | ngain—A } etry rip from n hand in training—A transplanted | sonds, ss aectsiens aod singe. Th wae_not from ona.pee- ed an extract from Lat Gazette Musicale, the principal musical par Pa “ANGELO CHIARINI. | day evening, Sept. 12, aud during the week, they will present | ayatem of able tendency—Its reprebension—An art | formance alone TT reply er ag veo pipet meu eos . ceirincate Stenaereg ommogsereeen crue | feo agPhors Gavi nrec a ingore emai | Stee ee i at Era ea eee Tee tae A GREE! miles and tears—M nfidence, zV) From the firm oe ° nat " shed. ‘Armisiress of her art was undeniably before us; and. the DISEASE apt those who lst talent for ening, science for inspira. | ty whom the rope was furnished. MISS ERNESTINE DE FIEBER, viriue—sealoury-Danie's mission acompished A young | Amitress of Bes rt Wan, undenat contvition hat true i deamnatie me- ‘w Yorn, Sept. 8, 1859. EPH. 1 beer . feeling and expression, wi whieh constitute ‘the esscuce of music, lody, goand hear Fotiuto. They will learn todiscarn ruthfrom | Dear Sir—The rope which I Taiulliel yates tee pataeece Hosting cone axain-<Hionest chaticiy” roverieto frat prinel | Were there, no less than ar Of noten, elliful arranger srr anion ro uy AMET OR oo wove naunsioh on ig 12) fathom penne? DS. i awmon. Boeing Gopenteen delicate, ground-—-Rustic friendehp meets | * wugice eoald be more, enthusisatic than the resp ° Hetecmmewsymmiegizrnet mcuwsot be | Hatt hte niga ania Gang | panty ARPS SSYEUER STE sro i, SSS 2 es bc DESCRIPTION, garments, the deformities of the body. And the whole of this mammoth troupe, will appear every A noble visitant—Another casual acquaintance re- | heartier or more unanimous their regnognition of hee UT CUTTING, Poliuto has produced the effect ore ‘thunder stroke at the The- evening in an entertainment replete with of being closely merits. She was spe back to the platform amid accla- aH AN fuse applauded with fanaticism, "the fal of the second ace WALK THE WHOLE ane ‘oF THE ROPE NOWBEN PATHETIC AND HUMOROU tion. “The | Tanna, repented Ge ‘bailsd of “Ottis the oully might’ velar cone 3 AND BUNIONS. bno of he soe striking snd. grand lnpyirations: bas tsa ca: BACKWARDS ATHETICIW. AND HIRO ART DANCE cgeue, Li short, was ae complete as soul Save bees deskesd one of the most striking and grand inspirations, haa been en: | he most wonderful feat ELEGANT DANCING. success, 5 rp) cored. It is there that we have the sublime Credo. The duo of formed by mortal man f Doors open at7. To commenge at eight o'clock. Innocent Airtation Publicly a jest privately, & crime—Wav- | by the warmestpartizans of her talent. ma the third no bag also been encored. That duo breathes relig- HE CHALLENGES Tickets 25 cents. Children under 10 years 13 cents. ering principles. act P PRopucina fate? tha —— oT wear Sen acre ee reais cane ALACE GARDEN MUSIC imu’ eoanorrani! ‘Absence from England 4 ty USIC HALL. ‘The pardoner needs pardon moat-—A te high sundered—The | After an absence from n England of some years, Madea my era will be produced with a IONDAY, September 12, GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING, beam belng removed: the mote becomes visible—Virtue, trem- | Anne Bishop presented herself’ before a London audience lass pSuIGhtasT aust ae ; ENSEMBLE, and NEW SCENERY, THIS ont HM Bab Wit BE REPEATED peaks SEPTEMBER 13. bling on its pedestal, ta ‘Sixorvary evening at i. eee SEWARD CHARACTERISTIC CostUMss. TIME! sv wenty-iveconts | NAPOLEON, SUTHERLAND. Owing to the aeidestal Abvence of Mr, _ eas, who was to hi ed iS Sihidavalnoes tasiton In the First Act 2 OA! ‘ickets may be obtained ARTHUR AGNI ALTAR OF A SISTER'S LOVE! pare cane che Bem oo sovg a: the opening of the convert, Madame A.corn ig a tubercular excrescence dovelopes itself o INTERIOR OF THE CATACOMBS. at all the principal hytels and music stores. NAPOLKON. SUTHERLAND, | The disrupt tie re-united—Fetters—A regretted correspon 0 reelf the duty of comme ‘the toe, on the soles, of the feet, between the toes and in the In the Second Act, PR Dice tr al Sc ol Cena nh ARTHUR AGNES dence—The ruse of safety—An address wanted—A slight mis- Yocall neths did in tee pane “Grating Joints of the big toe. In the two last cases they are soft corns | The Triumphal Entree of Severus into Mitylene, with a AM NAPOLEON, SUTHERLAND, | take in the person—An invitation despatched—Suspicions— | tibi,” and which she sang in so brilliant a tanner ‘as at once to Sod bupions. GRAND ARG DE TRI S*™ cowenvs ARTHUR More secrets—Information deferred—The perambulating establish herself & favorite with the audience, who applauded. THEY ARE PRODUCED BY MANY CAUSES. ‘Apa aes enue ane Se lecnvanana caneet the sum- se fl Naren: SUTHREDAMD: Bidet copes pao rane eb alk cree eee bd Madame Bishop next es ‘Moore's delightful balled, Ory Firstly—By compression from & narrow or short shoo. mer recess in addition to the new scenery painted last season, ‘COMIC NAPOLEON, SUTHERLAND. tion of virtues—A su potas conquest—Devotion—A man | the Sully Night,” and was encored.” She certainly rendered ty—By wearing 100 large @ shoe, which frets apar- ‘The principal roles will be be sung by CONCERTS ARTHUR who never loved but one woman—Feminine caprice—An ex- | the air ina pent charming manner, although SE gawd mye ‘upon the foot. Mme. ADELAIDE UORTEST, fo ‘BYE NAPOLEON SUTHERLAND. acting demand—The ruse nearly successful—Unexpected ap- | repose had been introduced into its interpretation it w te ne erring stocking, which forms creases and BRIGNOLI ‘and "AMODIO. AND THE YOUTHFUL, AND ACCOMPLISHED pearance of the ally, and up minds, have gained mach in pathog and effect; Dut ‘i yualities. On SCR Sept. 14, at 8, BYE ANIST, OVERTHROW OF THE ALLIED POWERS. delasohn's grand scens.. “Intel uardo Fourthly—By walking much upon sharp, uneven or broken | First appearance ARTHUR NAPOLEON; ‘The despatches still in the enemies’ possession—Malpos be- another res testing volume paveme ladame GASSIER, ALLACK’S THEATRE. MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, the celebrated cantatrice; | tween two fires—A secret nearly betrayed—Sublerfuge and snd ‘exits Of ber vole, and of plain beyond doubt her eases the continual rubbing of the shoe or boot | when will be given ee favorite opera of i] 1. L. BATEMAN, MANAGER, ‘Miss Louisa Francts, the favorite vocalist; palliation—A demand for letters refused. as is the case at all ae — first rate vocal , while, in a new ballad serendey eras oint of irritation which LA SONNAMBULA. N, Mr, W. Lorn the popular tenors Well regulated Fost oficer Lady Casocrag’s departure — ressly for her by Charles "Pacer, enti [ine A results in ae ee ee On Thursday—NORMA. we Friday—THE BARBER, MATILDA HERON Mr. 8. Beunegns, the accomplished pianoforte ‘accompanist, Malpas served with a “ne éxeat”’ at the front door, and stron; come ronan a Ted morrow, ay i open, tae e) ede of cts soe Tareas wut noe et tiaee iar our on Onin aper- aay ‘Chand ALA MATINEE. Jn presenting the following announcement, desires to express 7 at CP arireanee WT heh det: Contre i, intr 8 Key wanting Mak Givugkts Nevlevat maracs entnenioaee ‘tiene ana ‘and ie ‘Boog of the corn, thus obtaining » merely momentary relle RICKS OF ADMISSION. ie iain} oe ee We public of New ad bas ‘80 Iiber- Admittance 25 cents. the left wing of the Allied force in danger—The trap sprung— | ment asaballadsinger as to make it evident thal . To Faranet Parquet chien and Dress ae esses SL | Silly aw er by WER BI ic of eNEFIT ‘ork, and to state tnat ‘The beginning of the enemy's triumph—Unexpected visiters— | greatest possible command over her voice, and tana she could fe tnt eS RESULT OF THIS Saeko |e Sean Amphitheatre 28 6208 | in take place on WAGKS, THEATRE. More worldly, opinions—Propricty's curiosity satisied—The | adapt it at will loevery phase of the vocal art. Exe opportunity to throw out its roots and expand itself. Hence wet ae Dress circle and Private boxes, $1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, UO IATILDA. HERON, of caries” Cavetinnr otar a bg ge [From the London 1888.] the one corn causes several, after whieh will be Useless to ean ing to location. ee be es for the ae re and last time but “° MATILDA HERON. search of a friend—Hasty ‘testimony—To foprera ‘wo much is to MADAME eB OeS. SOON CERT Fe tea eons Datetty pais: bat ay unrer be neil OHIO ori cmmeen of sagen es ee GHRALDIN aoe BATILDa mmnon. | Berean sence ey Sea aaaegie eaters | lise Sebi ance tata fone permanently inert, Sooner or later they must exhibit | Bi‘the private boxes wil De for sale ut the principal office atte | the great success of which accomplished effort has shed a lustre FE: emwarie slight repu " {urn, in a concert given by herself Insl evening at Exeter Hall Sema! wes in their real character, and cause pain, fever, and ‘Academy of Music, upon American art, * BENEFIT. ‘THE LION IN DANIEL’S DEN! She isso much altered, that when she entered the ot Bwelling of no ordinary description. To obviate this Nevertheless, in compliance with engagements alrendy com- * BENEFIT. The savior adestroyer—Events becoming more complicat- | she did not In the slightest degree remind. us of what she wae THE CORNS MUST BE EXTRACTED, RR a pena eee lay must positively be withdrawn on Fences. BENEFIT, | @d—An honest opinion—. dden departure—Ample cause | in former days. From a slim, girlish looking person, ‘ooking: CORPORATION NOTICES. 14, prior to Misa Heron's appearance in the same character in | 5, gp NIguT nut Two for Dr. Tight’s Jollifcation—Another accuser—Honest rusti. { even younger than she really’ was, she has come to be an ex. DR. SCHLOSSER rnnnnnnnnn vownnnnnnenr | Boston, on the 19th ins AST NIGHT BUT TWO. city stands forth for the defence—The deceit of appearances— | ceedingly fine woman, still looking remarkably young, with = voy OP Nos Cty, CLERK, OF ‘BOARD OF BUPERVIEORS LAST NIGHT BUT TWO, A remuneration—Daniel’s remorse—Fanny’s agony— full, well rounded figure, and a face which, without ¢ WILL DO THIS SYSTE Die orn Cat Heed, proposals will be, reosived ARRY SULLIVAN, THE EMINI TRAGEDIAN, LAST NIGHT BUT, TWO, ‘ONE SAVRD—ANOTHER Lost! tion, may well be called beautiful. She is ten times the singer OF IIS OWN, this office uni 15, at 12 M., for ns of the best an- how playing a splendid second week's engagement af ths LAST NIGHT BUT TWO, | , A heart struggle—A soft heart and a soft head—Nature's ut- | she was when we last heard her, Her voice does not WHICH IS AT racite coal, for the use of t te courts an And offices of the county, | St. Louis Theatr, will commence at the Apollo , Pits: | sonp. AY, SEPTEMBER 12 ter prosteationss the slightest sign of decay. It is a magnificent ‘ ONCE NOVEL, | the ton to be calculated at 2,200. p Hye tor | burg, Tuesday, Sept_14. OWELL, Agent. (ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 THE OF'E CHARGED HEART CAN BEAR NO MORE, | mellow, flexible, of extensive compass, and delicately in tune. BASED Scords of Kindling wood cit nay a cut stand pit for use, nn ee MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. ‘End of act second. She is, in short, in the fullest possession of her ‘pores and im Lona we ren OE, vince a hrpetee raere pat pre ‘at such times and 4 4. BROADWAY. ag OOD" 'S MINSTRELS, MONDAY MON DAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ACT THIRD. all probability will continue to be ladhindong for a long to come. APPROVED i ‘The comuniliee reserve the ra nto rytaject any and all pro- i —— eatin chica MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, Nobtity hE NOTRE AT PAU, IN THK PrRENErs. e ‘After anthro the Standard, December At, 1858 nae ree Ove HIB, SSPTAN ATIC ASSOCTATION.— 2 in close quarters—A’ Inndiord’s complaisance—Ne r of BY THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES, pave Bis I Hee) alia tatpcliveslanirarecormispesni’incn eo eseed GERALDINE. ALDINE. phase of Iho Knglah language-Apartisenta winled’ change | turned to the country of uct birth, the scene of her early” artie- THIS wi x AWEED, Committee, | io pe present at our next regular’ meeting, on Friday evening, GERALDINE. ne seother party proposed —An escape. from bankrogioy——An | He sugsemed 20 ne ee ae oot ORIsON BLUNT. Sept. 16, at 288 Bowers, as Business of the utmost tinportanes GERALDINE, | {nvalldImpetious Feasoning-Remorse—Prv prety ciated —A | herself before, the tribunal of publi opinion. A : s. rge fund of del nurce—Celebrated person: BE CARRIED OUT BY HIMSELF, Tiel come before the meeting, Apply for membership oa | GREAT BOCES, success age Hollowersaidyursuers-Atraliorinihecamp-naitey= | Madame Anna Bishop, if changed, is changed for the better, — (CORPORATION NOTICE —THE COMMITTEE ON AS- 2 $$ GREAT SUCOFSS. nknown men of letters—An old, but humble friend—An ém- | being now stout and buxom, while retaining all those attrac- DR. SCHLOSS gessments of the Board of Aldermen will meet on Mon- ATIONAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE, 554 BROADWAY.— GREAT SUCCESS. barrivaing interview-Sisterly” Inquiries—A.ladyva" com. | tious of physiognomy that used to lend a charm to her. slender DR. 8 SIL ORSIE day, September 12, 1859, at 2 o'clock P. M., at Ladies and gentlemen wishing to join the advanced obras GREAT SUCCESS, | pliance—A proper sense of duty—Abnegation of honest ‘rus. | personal exterior. Aw an artist, she must also be con ralninede DR OSSER Board of Assessors, No. 32 Chambi alan of ig National Nunial Ina wilpleaseappiy'at be | THE NUNCHBACK BRIDE, Heity, and assumption of foreign bablts—Tho tail of a diminu | for, besides the perfect justness of intonation, agreeable quality DR. BCH LOssEE having business With paid ( Commitee are notited 2 be present. | fooms on Mondays Tuesdays, ‘Wednesdays and Fea, aye, be. THE HUNCHB, Ac ig BR IDE. tive rat not perceptible—A “femme de chambre” as atest me- | of tone, fluency and uniform correctness ‘of etzeontion, for DR. SCHLOSSER THOMAS STEPHENS, 2 Committee tween Ii and 2A. M., and 8 and9 P.M. The lit wil be CK BRIDE. dium, Which she was deservedly renowned from the first, her ¥olos DE. SCHLOSSER Ay HOW, GENET, ‘AssesThonte, | Slosed on the Istot Octo Be BERGE BRIDE. FRENCH WITHOUT A WASTER. >| Bscousiderably gained in force, her style in expreasion, and SUFFICIENT SUCCESS ” atten ©. Nie ‘ANSCHU’ Ciidiision THE HUNCHBACK BRIDE, Ici on parle Francaise.’ what may be termed dramatic vigor. Her reception last SURTICIENE SUOCESs a a GE eS THOMAS D. TBULLIVAN, luctorg. BOX BOOK OPEN. Propriety shocked—Distinguished arrivals—A select co- | was enthusiastic beyond measure; but her performynce in Y OCESS OTICE.—THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE | Henny 8. Donovan, Secretary. BOX BOOK OPEN. terio-Frightful stories *of low people—Strange source of de- | old fashioned sacred bravura of Guglielmi (a contemporary a es Suomen Board of Councilmen will meet in room No. 6 City Hall | ——<— $$ — — BOX BOOK OPEN. light—A sleeping beauty—A mocking bird—Interrupted con- | Mozart's), entitled “Gratias agimus tibi,”” with clarlonet Obl ob! Le al eu Me ces every Thuraday, at 8 P. M., gril further notice, 4 4. 4 BROADWAY WAS FIRST DEDICATED TO BOX BOOK OPEN. versational powers—Original and photograph once more—A | to (Mr. ietea was so irreproachable as fully to entitle Soe GiEae GUCoTe peat ahititited on NEGRO MINSTRELSY by HENRY WOOD'S pre, BOX BOOK OPEN, | cold reception—Trimmer's Information—Intercepted corres- | tothe highest honors, amon cue Ficnes ES EL, Finance, sent company. They return there again on Monday seat 1g, | ——________-—" | pondence—A secret discovered—A_ proffered Fescue—Sudden ‘4 W. H, BULTEE! _—$$_——__ secs BROADWAY IS THE FUTURE LocATION OF ao chts—Propriety enraptured—A_ heartrending calamity—, In every pi i000 abe was successful, her ballad THE FIRET FAMILIES ee ATRE ROYAL, MONTREAL, CANADA. 4.4.4 WOODe MINSTRELS. ‘Remember inifarity removed—A leased inlerruption--A thoonlight ride | quite ons pur with her bravura, and with her more serious ex~ | pee OTICE.—THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPornTeD | T™FATE , YW. Bucklana prop —A delicate undertaking—An interruption—A strange | erdens in the fine piece of Mendélsshon. She was recalled af. AS We LL by the Board of Aldermen to memorialize his Excellency Manag ‘SA ALLIE ST. GLAT ; ee 12 GRAND STREET, ONE Di pase in the pie—Petit larceny—Love’s treasure—More inter- | ter each eae rmance, and enthusiastically encored after ‘Oft the Governor of the State of New York to reorganize. the ‘Will appear every evening this week. PRRansin rik OOR | cepted ecrrespontenoe- Unde delusion —The sublime effu- } in the Sully Night” ‘In short, our rea Sarmonie societies, 'welfth regiment will meet in room No. 8 Cit E from Broad is of Murray's handbook recommended to a lady's perusal— , y be surmised o IN SEVERAL oh THE SHPERTAT, A AND ROYAL day, the 12th mh Instant, at 4 P M. All parties interested are re. TBLO’S SALOON. S, SOMaAMNE RS, ee ate BANG! Bas, ™ hty Buz—Susceptible Propriety—The Mate Hour of | bave now at command a new singer, Sooey eae Meficient and MILIES OF EURO quested to SIOUN Wi. BRADY, ney wiekveran STRANGERS, An Old Paper—A Strange. Pai h—A Positive | more than ordinarily endowed—an artist at sequal ox orvreina ems SEH Sei rome x0 cats, HOUT E DARRAGH, | Seeclal | fas the honor to annowics Ne remem th are a Brg where te | Deis Sin, dena Peeing Seen ae | se omerran tkciac sind th ep bt he N AL =I jecrag’s Sister—Forced Gayety— c " UPON HIM THOMAS STEPHENS, ’ { Commitee. DELWINGEOON ENTERTAINMENT, ° are exited, conan of a company of some of the finest | Working a Somnolent Orucie. = yeO— | tertainments. Madame Clara Novello has found au honorable i CONSULTING ROOMS, MICHAEL TUOMEY, PORTFOLIO ‘OF onprrres, formed wom pene in, ety FORUIANCES EVERY pay. ‘FAN RUBICON OP FAtsuEboD Passep! ee ot the concert room, and Miss Louisa Pyne on the AND READ 3 EETS oF THE | orlsinal mimical nnd illustrated by 3 in the afvernoon in ening. The ‘orged—The ¥ 4 isciniuied Le Gla THE THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS o Doard be: Gresoleasn Wil ixlewieeee ear oratine BKETCHES OF oF CHARACTER. FROM LIFE, Catreiie, consisting of Ree aa (a Bont ek aint Coward prcriat es Leatearce aeties MADAME ANNA BISHOP. wition City Fallon Tueaday, the 13h inst, at 2.0" velock P.M, to hear | *2¢ entirely impersona If, iWeNty Seven EN od expected Event. [From the Era, December 19, 1858.] HE HAS RECEIVED arties in favor of and opposed to the proposed extension of far’ SEPTEMGRR 16, 1889, will appear. Admlssion—Orchestra seats, 50 cents; boxes,j 25 ‘THE CHAMPION OF TRUTH. ‘The return of thin celebrated vocadat to her native coun 1 iN oTHE Worth ‘th street from its peers a ioe For particulars see programme, cents; private boxes, $1; seats on the stage, $3. a Slander pod Slanderers Rebuked—Justice and Frat = ‘ruth pgaicet sites 6 ee ee ave absence . ‘the Rae pe of ths fd GEO, P. iCKFORD, ‘alumnious: bel insult for Tnsw jen est ~ world, ely to be an event of considerable im; since wie ae Nav WORLDS. SRO: VAR THES Eommittee 4.4.4, BROADWAY, THE OLD BEACON LIGHT OF BROADWAY.—WOOD'S MINSTRELS WILL IN | Vote o( Thanks-—A Hort of Nobodies —Recriminations—Re. | our muslealclrles, inasmuch a the ten or eleven Years veel SEA THE HRD NAMES, ABRAHAM ‘UBNt, Streets, saath pe minstrelay A STRELS, will perme A.4. Riture give their unequalled entertainments at this, | morse—The Unseen Witness—A Devoument Wanted—Fanny— ce the lady in question appeared a DOMEREAMeE tater, | aap cowieaan ON openers on Tim moamp oF | nee mene Mees ete UP | ei our alo» Monday, Rep, commend 8 | Alenion Grwied,§ Gearing Mier fod Sat | polmave pasuced ge la meh. ig! ‘nok AS WELL AS POSITION. ys Hidermen, will maet on Monday, the 2th ld MAPAME JOHNSON GRAVER | HAVING RE. o'clock. | formation“t Heard Voice A Guide Wanted—A Denonement | often a0 tiarked an Improvements vis vist the case of DR, SCHLOSSER ee ai en te cere! coins Sale hner from, her friends and ‘pupils maybe addressed to her at Bee eee eee anD StRMRE, TWO Connolireing—Ail Guist—Tho Promised “Guidewthe ie, | mrvisiee reappears a ‘adn ma 20 ale 1B ee y 88 West Sixteenth street, orto the care of Scharfonberg & Luis, | coors from Brondveny, Are Boor. eo mate WOETLD, | slusiveneas” of Fashion Tnvaded not ao much | fake rank with the greatest sinzers, of the a F. I. A. BOO! Committee on _ | 769 Broadway. CHEAP - LD. | an. object a8 a permanent. situation. Exj pro: | which were apparent during ie eae ind of Cie MEMBER. Tilowis STHPIIENS, (Som! Board Open every evening with one of the Inrgest and most talented | Hricty “under a cloud. — A. strange vevent—Appa- | no longer exiey while she nequired felicity Tu secreting SYNE 1) of Aldermen. | JEW NOREES fhe stand Bowery THIRTY, TALENTED FunronMens ST cake rere Otel Re ee aig eeg or anol restored —" inst COLLEGE BSR ethene IRS BIE gi ESOS Monpar, September I2, eS ee aa oe Sine Acuined busband—Temptation—A pin Rg aad took place Inst Monday at Rieter Hall, and the acces he F HIG, COMMITTEE, ON FIRE, DEPARTMENT OF THE DIE GESELLEN, origin FEMALE MINSTRELS, ‘An implied threat—Reason—The letters. she achieved was beyond dou! doubt or queetion,_ Her, per SURGEONS, a iene will heat, ork ie: Bret etd te New Duawa dy Bonnermix, ren é THEY SHALL BE YOURS. Sonal aspect will not have been forg: pee PARIS, Facer of Commialmen, wil meet on, the Sra and rene ‘With songs, Ganose aud new stenactos:, conslating of twelve young ladles, will appear in a variety of an the theatre andthe concert room inthe year 187. ihe: J RENIN Strachan Rss Ptr ti , ey dee. Be “ ed brunette now assumes the dimensior or etree cate Maik iorceraicess, at intheamervin peeee ShARNATIONAL ABT TRRCHOCIOT. songs, ADMISSION TEN CENTS. aAncnemy disnrmed—A witness for the'defence introduced— | elegantly formed y asatines tho. Ginanates ocr ther <3 % . ’cloc! . nother danger threatens a noble reputation—The Ti tured woman, the deteriorations that usually at * COLLEGE Fe IG until further noes. BOLreRt, ) Committee Ses hes tw oe era corner of Fourth street. anima” ‘at8 o'clock; terminate at 12, Lady walters attend | cranny’ nocence— The e evidence de: iroyed. ee, secupaion I Tnniany climates belng but lightly imprinted pom or FO. UULMORE, } ‘on Fire = A SISTER'S SACRIFICR! " ¥ eee ier who had earned "he Week: Beko, that. SURGEONS | APT, Department. save boon, aid ee cae Weer mame ToCgtTS: | Oe Ses Our mss re I jew paintings have been tilded to thig allery, which ERNAN YOLKS GARDEN, 45 BOWERY, eautiful pieces of modern are" G Ws ToT iT. TO. NIGHT. ana :D sce td ein tnt PET PAAR Ra WARE. LD FOLKS At Hows —WooD's wiNetieRis wits, ‘Admission §acoeten; Indian tn oowiguany’ with Wehtionen tree, five doors, Suove Laure, Keene's ‘Eran remain there permanentiy. Dont fone ne Sa tia ta ke te ene WORE ‘nil colors, designs and styles, at SI lla bectne 444 reat event of the day, is the removal of WOOD'S ‘The best enameled furniture | TONES’ WOOD.—GRAND PIO-FESTIVAL OF THE FREI tothe old Moons 2snpsnen honcan Wardrobes, mattresses, &e. season, for the benefit of St. Augustine's church, Sing Sing, ee een SaRDeTaine “WAGE atin Cua | GRUET Teen ae wr ere PE e L0% 088 FOR THE . cottage bedsteads, invalid spring mattresses, the | Shelton’ Vis engaged. Tickets 25 cents. See THSTIMONTAL conifartable bed in use; invalid lounges: a hair, r mattresses, good and cheap, at RIS, LOVE'S RECONCILIATION. plot discovered—A nervous temperament shocked—A sense of shame—The promisecAn anxious inguirer— Another Mitness—Explanations--Daniel’s testimony —Proprie elop Sir Morman_ slightly aitoniahed-—Tian't all stored white—The morteagee—A noble deed— n irruption Propriety, and her evs: hut not sctilede A sister acknowedged—An er- ror repaired—The BARRIER OF PREJUDICE DESTROYED scat . * . * * * Her tragic power and sientina skill are very great, and in that saat ficult scena by Mendelasohn, known as the ''In- felice,” they were heard to the greatest advantage, and elicited the most enthusiastic applause. Her smooth, articulation, con- scientiousness of reading, and delicacy of finish, were ‘most oriously attested In the great butto duet, “Quanto amore,” from the“Eliair d’Amores and her pure and simple concep Hon of 8 pure and simple, ballad, in her rendering of Moore’ “Of in the Stilly Night,” and a song entitled “ tue Nell which, as a musical composition (I can’t say much for words), struck me as being one of the sweetest things T have heard for many a day. “Altogether Madame Bishop's per~ HAVANA AND ) SURGEON CHIROPODIST HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF BAVARIA, CONSULTING ROOMS, CONSULTING ROOMS, No. 74 Fifth avenue, No. 74 Fifth avenue, No. 74 Fifth’avenue, No. 74 Fifth avenue, No. 74 Fifth avenue, No. 74 Fifth avenue, | 634 Bronaway, four doors below Bleecker street. THE ORCHESTRA Under the Mee “4 (as able composer and director, YANKEE CLARKE, AL. Prior to hig, departure for the South, H formances, in the three several styles T have mentioned, wore pene booties el ‘lsat streets, NAMELLED — a AT EEC ORER BUILDINGS, will perform a nar carat operate ection, from Flowtow's | of a character to enable me to say we have at length an Eng~ parece Een aod Fourteen srects. FSAMELLED CHAMBER SUITES OF FURNITURE, IN FEW DOOR T OF BROADWAY —DR, HAM Bh leeoker treet Deauliful opera of MAR "hi ng palit | lish singer amongst ns capable of meastring helghis with tho weet fait sacar oe we rbne a and retail, at $25 and up- d MOND, 615 street. Office hours from 9 to 3 and ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. airs, with solos for flute, selaroaet, Volta, Sbol, oorney, trom artistes 3 the: urls Regs, Lohouid eae Sal, apart frome 4 ards ; . \l palliagses. to eS omicality, 1 musical ability lame’ Bis! great personal Mhirternth nd Foneinenth att WARREN WARD, 27 Canal street, SST TASTY NTT RTGaTacT are CADEMY OF MUSIC.—DIAGRAMS OF THIS House, | D°BS 4° alse the new oo HN Bona. nS. She is essentially a fine workan, her igure is command Between pa and Foneieenih streets, Four doors east of Broadway, N.Y. Ig neeage e Be ace gos Rt a N.Y. TOUR showing number: cation of seats and boxes, can be ; ing, and her face dignified and beautiful. , ae sara ce io a a4 _— o lo of Jol se! ‘ond Je id por wee of HOURS OF ¢ pad rg ts a BougHt FOR READY MONEY.—A FATR | Ii till 2and from 4 to 8. consultation | jad of John Gilsey, 1 Brosdway; D. it D. Marl y (A. F Owing to the length an spar ane this —, tio”: . in ready money for ———— md ay ¥, and . s Is W AME unt 4 xth avenua, hewn Winth id Yea ats R, WATSON, MAY reek, eased ete Big Resi. | M08 Broadway. ___ tt wil be imposihet FORM AT PAL CHUA RDEN MC Src HALL. 1D AL AE until Pa . ie SAG een Se OE ee Cae WON r Bivee ANAGERS WISHING TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF ANY OTHER PLECH TUE SAME RVRNTN Admittance. ... thet 10 4. until 4 Be PRICE GIVEN FOR SECOND HAND | WY thers ao the services of the undersigned daring the a Sents may be secured ON® WERK in advance without extra Notice to Goactimex.—Conches will set down thelr company 10 A. Mo until PM 10 $5,000, A is promptly attended ARIS AND LONDON OFFICES OF DR. TARMONE, ‘on, by addressing their communications to 33 Bow y wy [ charge. with their horses heads facing the North river, aud take D . wr of Perry, 647 Broadway, New York, up stairs, 9 A, M. to 6 P.M. will meet with prompt attention, Jd ‘PRIOR. Doors open at 7. To commence at 8 ¢ reverse order.